Greens Chapel Fraternal Meeting Slated Friday
Liberty Local No 573 FECU will meet Friday October 9 with entertainment by the youths and hospitality chair Mrs Everett Loreman. Several local families and visitors attended events and birthdays across Osceola Stromsburg Benedict and Gresham with many guests dining and socializing Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Local No
FECU
Everett Loreman
J. L. Hurd
O. R. Hennings
Geo. L. Steever
Keith Kinberg
E. T. Loreman
Beaver Crossing
WSCS
F. W. Powell
Benedict
OHS News Highlights from September Activities and Events
Local items recap Nebraska Holstein Breeders meeting in Columbus with Louis Schott and others. Students view Abbott and Costello film Oysters and Muscles and more, plus Homecoming parade, bon fire rally, and a kitchen workshop. Band activities include Melody Roundup at Hastings and homecoming festivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Schott
Willard McKeag
Adrian Swan
Walden Jones
Jerome Prososki
Gerald Johansen
Mr. Dealey
Columbus
Nebraska Holstein Breeders Association
Connie Doyle
District Gas Company
Jelden
Home Economics III
OHS
Shelby
Rising City
Ulysses
Shelton
Fairview social notes span visits and gatherings
Friday through Sunday in Fairview feature multiple visits to the Dake home and surrounding households. Alliances from Genoa attend OES, Ak-Sar-Ben in Omaha, and dinners with the Meachams and Heinemeyers while neighbors and families like Wiesemans, Buchtas, and Carlsons share meals and casual calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley West
Alliance
Nebr
Nina Delamore
Wm. Dake
Mable Towslee
Martin Borowick
Dake
Guildford Bryan
Lawrence Meacham
OES
Genoa
Forrest Burgess
F. M. van Alstine
Freda Arni
Columbus
LaVern Dake
Ak- Sar-Ben
Omaha
Silas Hoffer
Sandra
E. E. Heinemeyer
California
W. B. Dake
L. A
Addie Wieseman
Osceola
Chrissy McCormick
District 54 residents share social visits and travel notes
A district 54 roundup lists neighbors visiting relatives in Central City and Columbus, trips through Kansas and Missouri, and multiple weekend gatherings. Guests include the Hill and Benson families, the Tooker family, the Stanczyk circle, and several Wyman, Imm, Van Winkle, and Graham households. Road trips to Omaha and Nevada Iowa are noted alongside local football attendance and Sunday dinners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Wescoat
Kansas
Missouri
Dan Hinkle
George Hill
Moline
Nellie Benson
Susie Hill
Central City
Lloyd Wamsley
Annette
Clarks
Columbus
Karen Imm
Grand Island
Emmett Cook
Elmwood
Robert Tooker
Howard Petty
Lincoln
Polly Newcomb
Nevada
Iowa
Lydia Pope
Benson
Polly
Henry Triba
Edmond Vetich
Walter Bialas
Frank Stanczyk
Dolores Konwinski
Omaha
Bennie
Dominic Swertzic
Dominic Swertzie
Sam Wyman
Ted Wyman
Osceola
George van Winkle
Joe Imm
Vern McCormick
Carol Willits
Betty Lou
Olive Lander
Genoa
Rex Graham
Sidney Graham
Silver Creek
Otto Dittmer
Louis Dunn
Jimmy Brand
Carman Boys
Frank Vetich
Joe Koza
Fullerton
Junior Koza
Stromsburg
Charles Brand
Frances
Charles
Troy van Winkle
Bus van Winkle
Jack Burger
Sons of
Myron Barker
Harvey Burgess
Paul
Oscar Anderson
Kenneth Gehring
John Wyman
Ruth
Wamsleys Assist Wayne Eschelman After Farm Work Call
Cheryl contacted the Wamsley home on Friday afternoon. Lloyd Wamsley helps Wayne Eschelman with farm tasks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheryl
Wamsley
Lloyd Wamsley
Wayne Eschelman
Osceola Visitors Stay With Local Residents
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Constant of Clovis New Mexico spent the weekend here visiting with Mrs Constant’s mother Mrs. C R Timm and Mr Timm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Constant
Clovis
New Mexico
Forty Years Ago Death Notices and Local Notes
Deaths and family news from the city list John M. Herrmann aged 63 with ten children and a widow. Myrtle Whaley Wilson died in Omaha on Sept. 9 leaving husband and one daughter. Steam heating begins at the courthouse as frost approaches. Fred Shank reports fifty acres of white corn with strong ears in Polk County. Henrik Carlson born 1887 in Sweden died Septem ber 12 at 25, survived by wife and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. James Dunn returned from five months in Ould Ireland after a fast voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Herrmann
Bill Carson
Chester Carson
Omaha
Myrtle Whaley Wilson
Court House
Fred Shank
Polk County
Henning Carlson
Sweden
James Dunn
Ould Ireland
Death notice and community updates from Omaha area
Word reaches friends of Mrs. M. E. Geesa of Omaha who died Monday. She leaves two sons Donald and Edgar. Rev. J. A. Klein returns to Grace and Valley churches after five years here. Herbert Fillman Glen Lovell and Harold Nelson returned from the citizens training camp at Ft. Des Moines. J. S. Curren of this city authored an auto signaling device. E. E. Lovell moved family to Central City where he will work as painter. family resided here 22 years. Born Sunday to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dunn, a son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Geesaman
Omaha
Donald
Edgar
J. A. Klein
Grace and Valley
Klein
Herbert Fillman
Glen Lovell
Harold Nelson
Ft. Des Moines
J. S. Curren
E. E. Lovell
Central City
Lovell
Fred Dunn
Truck collision claims life of Goodwin Hernbloom
Twenty years ago Goodwin Hernbloom, 47, was killed shortly after nine o clock Thursday morning when struck by a truck driven by Edward Lyons. The accident also involved Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Fellows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodwin Hernbloom
Edward Lyons
Hernbloom
Leonard Fellows
Births and anniversaries noted in Polk County obituaries
Announcement records a birth of a daughter Shirley Anne to Mr and Mrs Frank Leibee who also observe their Golden Wedding Anniversary. A baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Ed Brown and a son Max born to Mr and Mrs Martin R Anderson. Bradford Johnson dies at Osborne Missouri at 91. Mr Leibee served as county clerk for seven years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Anne
Frank Leibee
Leibee
Ed Brown
Max
Martin R. Anderson
Bradford Johnson
Polk County
Osborne
Ten Years Ago Local Operator Changes and Births
Ten years ago Tillman Joy was to succeed Mer win Schlitt as Locker Storage operator due to Schlitt’s military call up. F B Kelly sold his Osceola paper and bought The Enterprise at Holyoke. Twins born to Earl and Mrs Watts: Donald Jay and Dorothy May. Mrs Ferris bought the southeast square property from Miss Hartman and moved in. A large barn on Donal Wieseman’s Osceola farm burned Saturday morning, thought to be from a new day in the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tillman Joy
Merwin Schlitt
Schlitt
F. B. Kelly
Osceola
Howard
S. D
Holyoke
Col
Earl Watts
Donald Jay
Dorothy May
W. E. Ferris
Rose Hartman
Donal Wieseman
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John Renner
Herbert K. Anderson
Carol Donelson
Richard Boyd
T. D. Otte
Bradshaw
A. S. Torell
Maurice Newcomer
R. E. Nelson
Henry H. Olson
District 1
D. E. Powell
Maribeth
Gerald M. Mentink
Russell W. Anderson
Chas. M. Steever
Richard E. Myers
Denver
Weiner
Morace Warner
Walter Seymour
Mr. Seymour
Chris Huggler Jr
Wallace Nelson
Willard Bol
Vern C. Berck
Carol Teegerstrom
Cassie Conkling
J. F. Hargis
Norfolk
Earl
Reynold Peterson
Walter Twarling
Dalton
Ray Warner
Lawrence Twarling
FHA
David City
J. B. Heckman
Pete Ogden
John E. Renner
Vaughn A. Deay
Platte Center
Engelbert E. Gabel
John Gabel
Norman
Lewis Schott
Hubert Girard
Duane J. Gabel
Paul Meister
Herman Gabel
Joseph Mick
Jo- Ann
Janice
Jimmy
Ann
Bellwood
Edgar Kleir
Joe Dobesh
Seward
Richard Eickmeyer
Jackson
Launderers
Trock
the Corn Palace Cafe
Mrs
Blanche Rein
Green
Bush
FORD
F.d.af
Hord
Siglet
C. H. S. News
By Ruth Sigler
Josten Company
Ohsthe Fha
Rosalie Kresha
Marietta Gabriel
United Nations
Rosalie
Marietta
Hastings
Harold Walters
Chicago
Dale Carlson
Patty Carlson
C. R. Carlson
Christianna Sarow
Lawrence
Dale Buchta
Dale McCormick
McCormick
Laurence Cremeen
Colorado
Fairview Unit
Farm Bureau
Cedric Finecy
Dollie Finecy
Womens
Cedric Fineey
George Carter
Fairview News
District 54 News
Crum
Harley Laack
Rt. 1
Sheboygan Falls
Wisconsin
Roy’s Produce
Volike Digging Service
Utica
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