Community Notes and Obituaries from Shelby Area
Mrs Alma Glatter returns home after a week in St Marys Hospital Columbus. Mrs Fern Scott travels to Lincoln and Overland Park for Thanksgiving with the Scott and Brigham families. Miss Ann Kerkman vacationing with her parents in Washington DC area. Miss Jane Hopwood listed as patient in Rochester Minnesota with funeral in Osceola. Mrs Dollie Hanshew funeral in Shelby. Mrs James Fasbender dies at 73 in Lincoln Madonna Home. Mr and Mrs Dennis Bilstein welcome a son at St Marys Hospital Columbus. Services and mission talks by Fern Scott and WSCS seek Christmas box gifts for Epworth Village. Christmas vesper planned at Shelby United Methodist Church. Student Recognition Sunday features Greg McMeekin. Local funeral for Laura Koon held in Superior. Community members attend church events, visits, and grain elevator activity noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Glatter
St. Mary's Hospital
Columbus
Fern Scott
Lincoln
Tom Scott
Overland Park
Kansas
Blanche Brigham Wayne Scott
Ann Kerkman
Washington D.C
Tony Kerkman
Jane Hopwood
Mayes
Rochester
Minnesota
Leon Hop
Wood
Dollie Hanshew
Osceola North Shelby Club
York
Larry Kumpf
Champion Home Builders
Epworth Village
United Methodist Church
Minneapolis
Women's Reformatory
Gary Hernbloom
Darwin DeTurk
Gene Scow
Don Linton
Neil Brigham
Wayne Kinman
Ron Coffin
Eva Scow
Grace Gonnerman
Gary Abbott
Hazel Johnston
Marian Tread
Way
Jan Grossnicklaus
Janice
Larry Snodgrass
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
James Fasbender
Madonna
Shelby United Methodist Church
Shelby
Phyllis
Bentley J
Roger
Lillian Runyan
Rising City
Ruby Palm
Dennis H. Bilstein
St. Marys Hospital
Bolivia
Ozarks
Women's Society of Christian Service
Jean Brigham
Alta Bland Jed
Epworth
WSCS
Lyle Hopwood
Greg McMeekin
Nebraska Wesleyan University
Robert McMeekin
Osceola
Laura Koon
Donald Stewart
First United Presbyterian Church
Megrue
Superior
Nebraska
Evergreen Cemetery
Winnie Price
Maurice Houdershheldt
United Methodist
Dolly Hanshew funeral draws distant relatives to Osceola
Families travel from Denver and Lincoln to Osceola for Dolly Hanshew funeral. Des Moines and Omaha residents also attend. John Inness hosts a pre-Thanksgiving dinner with guests from Lincoln and the Inness family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolly Hanshew
Donald Dixon
Denver
Colorado
Loren Hanshew
Art Timm
Lincoln
Robert Surls
Clella Butcher
Des Moines
Iowa
Douglas Bergren
Arthur Carman
Omaha
Lloyd Stevens
Columbus
John Inness
Ray Beckner
A. J. Inness
George Inness
Lone Star social notes and wedding in Immanuel Lutheran
Mil dors Hahn and Carl Hahn attended the Hilers-Traden wedding at Immanuel Lutheran Church with reception in the church basement. Cocktails followed at Knights of Columbus Hall. John Hahn returned from Clarkson Hospital Omaha where he was a medical patient. Other locals visited and hosted Sunday gatherings with Micek, Kerby, Leimser, Novak, Boro, and Hahn families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ters
Bollig
W. R. Nay
Albion
John Hahn
Laurence Leimsers
Laurence Leimser
Mildred
Clarkson Hospital
Omaha
Mike Pope
Mr. Hahn
Harold Husmann
Clarks
Tony Novak
Adam Boro
Fullerton
Tom Micek
Bob Kerby
Clint
Grand Island
Sharon
C. W. Leimser
Mildred Hahn
Carroll Hahn
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Knights of Columbus
Allyn Leimser
Daugh
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Shelby News
Osceola News
Wes Peterson
Dean Wheelers
Lawton
Owa
Lone Star
Fullerton, Nebraska
Gdowski
Kunzie
Nance County
Merrick County
Fritz Engel
Sale Barn
FJOWN
Stromsburg
Kepner - Roberts J. Dallas
Pittsburg
The
Record
Farmers Union Co-op
New Orleans
Atlanta
Quasar
Washington
Philadelphia
Motorola
Green Bay
Cleveland
Osceola Professional Cleaners
Lee Anderson
St. Louis
New York
Walt Disney
Muse Theater
Detroit
Baltimore
Ahrens
Boston
San Diego
Harold’s
Polk County
Miami
Wes, Patty
Jim McCoy
Buffalo
Kansas City
Cincinnati
Oakland
First National Bank
Chicago
San Francisco
F.d.1.c
New York Jets
Houston
Bush
Los Angeles
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