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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1964
Page
4
Probate petition filed for the estate of George Larson deceased seeks probate of the will and appointment of Donald M. Larson as executor. Hearing set for December 10, 1964 at 10 a.m. in the County Court Room Osceola Nebraska. Sealed by County Judge J. E. Steeple.
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In the County Court of Fannie Viergutz deceased a petition seeks Sharon Viergutz as administratrix. The hearing is set for December 8, 1964, at 10:00 AM in the County Court Room, Osceola, Nebraska. Dated November 12, 1964.
The State of Nebraska invites interested persons to probate the last will of Sigrid Boden and appoint Frances Carlson as executrix. A hearing is set for December 4, 1964, at 10:00 AM in the County Court Room, Osceola Nebraska. The notice is dated November 16, 1964.
The Laurel Lewis family left Osceola for their Colorado home Saturday after visiting his mother Mrs A W Lewis. Dr Jay W Buchta of Washington DC spent Monday with his sister Mrs Leroy Rhodes. Guests at the Dale Lewis home included Cecil and Marvin Lewises Mrs Wyona Young Earl Fanslers and others from Kansas and Colorado.
The T and C club will hold a Christmas support and party next Saturday evening, November 28, at 6 30 p m at the Ideal cafe in York. Members and guests bring a 50 cent gift exchange. Hosts are Marie Jarmin and Alice Dunn. Douglas Dunn sails to Puerto Rico for about a month of schooling. Burt County’s naming honors first Nebraska Territory governor Francis Burt with boundaries defined in 1855 and 1862.
A glimpse of yesterday notes births and deaths from 1914 to 1944 in Osceola and surrounding areas. Highlights include Elizabeth Widener born 1829 died 1914 in Hemingford, civic events in Osceola, football notes, marriages, and a county estate tax quirk involving Polk and Platte counties.
Mrs Esther Berggren resides at Good Samaritan home in Osceola. The issue lists numerous family gatherings and visits including Obrists, Burkes, Hoffmans, and Rog er Short's return from the Netherlands as an exchange youth. A pre Thanksgiving dinner at several homes, slides shown, and multiple birthday and hosting events are noted alongside Nebraska Oklahoma game attendance and local meetings.
Ten years ago polio fears loom as Edith Heilman says vaccine may reach all first graders in the state after a Kansas City conference. Osceola students Sharon Berck Beverly Bush Joan Rech and Ruth Sigler join Nebraska Wesleyan University Woman's Glee Club. Funeral services held for Oswald Horst, 71, at Kepner Funeral Home after death at Scottsbluff Methodist Hospital. Local sale draws crowd near Shelby. New officers named for St Andrew's Holy Name Society and St Vincent Altar Society.
Community members attended a pre Thanksgiving dinner at Paul Stevens home near Polk honoring Mrs Keene Heastle and children from Grants New Mexico plus local residents including Mrs Grayce Hahn Wayne Hill and families from Polk Lincoln Beulah Gustafson of Aurora and Arlo Stevens plus Dr Herbert Feilder from Omaha. Other outings included Norman Oklahoma Nebr Oklahoma game travel by the Nyffeler and Anderson households with visits in Newell South Carolina and Lincoln. Families gathered for birthdays and weekend visits with relatives from Stromsburg Laramie Wyoming and Grand Island.
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