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Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1963

Page

7

Simonsen funeral held in Oklahoma City for 47 year old

Joseph J. Simonsen born June 22 1916 in Polk County died Sept 27 in Oklahoma City from a heart attack at 47. He married Ella Belle Taylor July 3 1937 and they had three sons and a daughter. Survivors include wife sons Billy Joe Randall and John Henry and daughter Geneva along with siblings and grandchildren. Funeral services were Monday with burial in Oklahoma City.

Joseph J. Simonsen Polk County Oklahoma City Okla Ella Belle Taylor Blue Jacket Billy Joe Randall John Henry Geneva John Simonsen Mary Simonsen Shelby Morris Wamego Kans Max Osceola Simonsen Mary Max Simonsen

Osceola Native Ralph Bittner Dies in Rochester Minn

Ralph Bittner born November 7, 1885 in Osceola died Friday in Rochester Minnesota. Services held Tuesday at Trinity Episcopal Church in Lander Wyoming with burial there. He worked for Union Pacific Railroad and Ford, served as city clerk and later deputy county treasurer for 16 years retiring in 1955. He married Esther Webster in Denver in 1920 and is survived by his wife four brothers one sister and many nephews and nieces.

Ralph Bittner Rochester Minn Trinity Episcopal Church Lander Wyo Buria Osceola University of Nebraska Union Pacific Railroad Esther Webster Denver Evanston Ford Company Lee Rosignal

Sunrise Sunset Times Cross County Extras

Sunrise and sunset times are listed for areas directly north or south of Norfolk. For regions east of Norfolk subtract one minute per 13 miles and for regions west add one minute per 13 miles.

Norfolk

Bergains and cheap outside cuts at prescription drug store

Mike Snodgrass promotes Bergains outside at ridic ulously low prices for meat cuts outside the store. Inside, Double Green Stamps are offered. The ad lists The Prescription Drug Store in Osceola Nebraska with phone 747-2441.

Osceola Nebraska

Sall Couple Welcome Daughter Susan Rae at North Platte

Mr and Mrs Raymond G Sall of Curtis announce the birth of a daughter Susan Rae on Oct 5 at North Platte Memorial Hospital. She weighed 6 pounds 10 ounces. Maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs D E Powell and paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Gilbert Sall of Holdrege.

Raymond G. Sall Curtis Susan Rae North Platte Memorial’ Hospital D. E. Powell Gilbert Sall Holdrege

Flamme 35th Wedding Anniversary Observed in Columbus

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Flamme celebrated their 35th anniversary with a Sunday picnic at Pawnee Park for 70 guests. An afternoon cake by Mrs. Lloyd Boden, an evening social at the Flamme home, and gifts on display followed the luncheon. Out of town and Columbus guests attended from several area towns and families.

Ray Svoboda David City Park Charles Danaher Leonard Svoboda Ed Koza Wren Sherwoods Emil S. F. Johnsons Charlie Norman Stromsburg John Inness Robert Perry Marian Inness Lincoln Andrew Nelson James Kasparek Auburn Guy Sherwoods Central City Larry Snodgrass Renee Cedar Rapids Osceola Effie Fernandez Lillie Johnson Vernelle Carls Fred Dillinn Harriet Fischer Dunn Columbus Fred _ Flamme Pawnee’ Park Lloyd Boden Flamme Otto Johannes Bill Rhein Fremont William Grotelueschen Schuyler Ted Burr Marengo Dwane Gable Ernest Stuthman Marvin Schreiber Daryl Turner Don Murray Alfred Otte Fredrick Flamme Hilda Schreiber Joe Smith Norbert Ray Cattan Ernest Johannes

Osceola Native Conrad Johnson Died in Denver

Conrad Virgil Johnson born August 1 1915 on a farm northwest of Osceola died September 30 in Denver General Hospital. He was baptized at Calvary Lutheran Swede Home and remained a member until 1946. Survived by sisters Adolph Forss Stromsburg and Willard Adelson Polk and brothers Harold and Raymond Johnson Stromsburg. Funeral October 3 at Calvary Lutheran Swede Home with Pastor Larry Casper officiating. Interment Swede Home Cemetery.

Conrad Virgil Johnson John and Josephine Johnson Osceola Denver General Hospital Calvary Lutheran Destner Evelyn Adolph Forss Stromsburg Willard Adelson Polk Harold Raymond Johnson Calvary Lutheran Church Swede Home Larry Casper Carl G. Johnson Roger Hanquist Dennis Johnson Keith Johnson Wayne Johnson Harvey Sundberg Douglas Sundberg

Flood control dam under way in Polk county recreation plan

Polk County Conservation District outlines flood control work beside Shelby area. A new dam and fishpond are being built with Soil Conservation Service supervision under ACP cost sharing. Local farmers Sylvester Messing Ed Scow and Ralph Simpson participate while terraces grassed slopes and fencing protect the watershed and keep livestock from muddying the water.

Polk Co. Conservation Dist Polk County Sylvester Messing Ed Scow Homer Ingalls Soil Conservation Service Shelby Ralph Simpson SCS Leon Draeger Simpson

Annie Jeffrey Memorial Hospital News Update

Deceased: Augusta M Olson of Stromsburg. Dismissed: multiple patients and mothers with newborns across Stromsburg Benedict Silver Creek Osceola Osceola Polk York and Winner. Listed patients include William Heaston Gresham and Albert J Nelson Polk among others.

Annie Jeffrey Memorial Hospital Hospital News Bruce Rystrom Stromsburg Ray Miller Benedict Max Merrill Silver Creek Eugene Gabel Shelby Hattie Kumpf Osceola Edna Stunkel Polk Ray Svoboda Floyd Lindquist Carl Nyquist Paul Crookedfoot S. Dakota Lloyd Boden Charles Boro Saundra Richards Seth Piper York Mattie Bedient Albert J. Nelson Mabel Shostrom

Busy Belle Extension Club October Meeting Recap

Mrs. Bob Sterup hosted 15 members for the Busy Belle Extension Club October meeting. Roll call featured Favorite Fall Recipes. Discussions covered Achievement Day and plans. Lesson on Care of Carpets and Rugs led by Mrs. Max Gabel and Mrs. A. C. Schott. New 1964 officers elected: President Mrs. Donald Sterup, Vice President Mrs. Max Gabel, Secretary Mrs. A. C. Schott, Treasurer Mrs. Fritz Husak.

Bob Sterup Busy Belle Extension Club Max Gabel A. C. Schott Donald Sterup Fritz Husak

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Joseph Simonsen Svoboda Jack Wieseman Mrrs Maury Watts Bertha Townsend Omaha Lewis Dunn Ann Dunn Diane Luy OHS Lutheran Church Ieee Mike Snodgrass Dupont Conrad Johnson Treffers Standard Service Lind Augusta M. Olson Oliver Osceola Impl. Co Marlin Dick.& Gens Dick & Gens Roller Skating Mrs. Sterup Belle Club Osceola Record Admiral Admirals T. V
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