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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1969
Page
2
The Osceola Record details its origin as The Homesteader in August 1872 by H. T. Arnold and lists Nancy Norton as editor. It states subscription rates of 4 dollars in Nebraska and 5 dollars elsewhere with a 10 cent single copy price and notes affiliations with national press groups. The paper carries a Burke quote about civic action.
Menu outlines meals for the Manay area with daily options including fish sticks and buns, carrot sticks, peas, peanut butter sandwich, fruit cup, and milk on Tuesday. Wednesday features goulash, corn bread, fruit, and buttered peas. Thursday serves meatloaf, cottage cheese, jello, biscuits and butter with milk. Friday offers tuna burgers, green beans, glorified rice, carrot sticks, extra sandwich and milk.
Public notices announce estate actions in Polk County Nebraska. Executors file a final account and seek decree and heirship. creditors must file claims by March 5 1970. probate hearings scheduled December 1 1969 and March 6 1970. notices list decedents Clyde E Smith Albert W Gabriel Nina McKeagh Mark Gustafson.
Local church notices list Calvary Evangelical Lutheran Swede Home and United Methodist events for late November and early December. Activities include services, choir practices, circle meetings, church meals, confirmations, and special Advent sermons with dates and times. Also covered are St. Vincent and St. Mary’s Andrew’s masses and schedules for Thanksgiving and ecumenical activities.
Early Masses offered on the first third and fifth Sundays at St Andrews. Early Masses on the second and fourth Sundays. First Friday Masses at 7 30 p m. Confessions held one half hour before Sunday and First Friday Masses.
James L Turner born April 22 194 a Sherburn Minnesota died November 15 at home in Osceola He moved to Iowa as a youth married Francis M Meders in 1932 widowed in 1947 then married Margaret Boyd in 1949 They moved to Osceola in 1965 He belonged to the First United Methodist Church Osceola Lions Club Survivors include his wife six children two sons Walter and Leslie and four daughters plus siblings Services were held November 18 at the Osceola church with a second service in Plainfield Iowa Burial followed at Osceola Cemetery A memorial service was held November 19 in Plainfield
Mrs Florence Watts accompanied Mr and Mrs Jerry Tenniges to the funeral of Mrs Jim Fasbender in Shelby Monday afternoon. Mrs Earl Watts and children visit Lincoln General Hospital where Earl Watts had surgery last week. Mrs R C Schweser of San Leandro California visits with relatives including Mrs Louise Timm the Everette Smith family and Mr and Mrs Carl R Johnson.
Dollie Kinney daughter of Milo and Eliza Kinney is born February 10 1878 near Shelby Nebraska. The notice indicates she has passed away.
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