Obituary for Mrs Rose Pokorney of Shelby Nebraska
Mrs Rose Pokorney born Rose Zeleny in Czechoslovakia on March 12 1885 died September 30 1972 at age 87. She married Anton Pokorney on July 24 1912 and they had three children. one died in infancy. Survived by husband predeceased her, son Anton and daughter Rose plus grandchildren and great grandchildren. Services were held October 2 at Kepner Roberts Chapel Osceola with Rev Paul Konig officiating and interment at Blue Valley Cemetery Surprise Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Pokorney
Rose Zeleny
Czechoslovakia
Anton Pokorney
Shelby
Nebraska
Good Samaritan
Osceola
Anton
Maye Anderson Peterson dies at 62 on Lincoln area
Maye Anderson Peterson born May 25 1910 on a farm near Osceola died October 5 at Bryan Memorial Hospital aged 62. She married Herbert K Anderson in 1931 and left two sons Maynard and Richard with grandchildren and siblings surviving. Services were October 7 at Hodgman Splain Roke Mortuary with burial at Lincoln Memorial Park Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maye Anderson
Maye Isabelle Peterson
Gunnard
Selma Sandell Peterson
Osceola
Bryan Memorial Hospital
Herbert K. Anderson
Maynard
Richard
Swedish Baptist Church of
Stromsburg
First Baptist Church of
Hodgman- Splain-Roke
Enet Tna
Helen Raymer
Lowell Hagan
Beautiful
Isle
Ivory Palaces
Gayle Cooper
Royal Johnson
Duane Peterson
Gary Peterson
Arlette Johnson
DeVerne Johnson
Lincoln Memorial Park Cemetery
Elmer G. Berger 60 Dies in Cheyenne Hospital
Elmer G. Berger 60 of 2210 First Avenue died Thursday September 21 in a Cheyenne hospital. Born January 12, 1912 in Fairdale North Carolina he moved with his family to Polk Nebraska. He married Helen L. Negley May 10 1941 at Kearney. He served as a technical sergeant in the Pacific Theater during World War II. He farmed in Polk then worked with Co op Association and Panhandle Co op Scottsbluff. Survivors include wife three children and siblings. Services were held September 25 at Benson Jolliffe Funeral Home burial in Fair view Cemetery. A family memorial is planned.
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Elmer G. Berger
First Avenue
Cheyenne
Fairdale
N. C
Polk
Nebraska
Helen L. Negley
Kearney
Air Force
Co-op Association
Scottsbluff
Panhandle Co-op
Berger
American Legion
Darrell L
Chadron State College
Roger
Maria Jean
Ben
Stromsburg
Ingvold
Mountain
N. D
Funeral Notices for Ralph L. Tschauner
Ralph L. Tschauner formerly of Osceola died Sunday morning in a Claremore Oklahoma nursing home. Services were held Tuesday in Claremore. Survivors include brothers Dr A A of Claremore and Elmer of Odessa Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph L. Tschauner
Osceola
Claremore
Oklahoma
A. A
Elmer
Odessa
Texas
Community events and club meetings calendar
A listings page details weekly events from October 12 to October 26 including Osceola Lodge 65 AF and AM meetings, Scouts IOOF, psychology class, ABC Bridge, Stoner Club, Filibusters, Legion Aux, T&C Club, Rebekahs Gales, Cub pack meeting and Firemen events. Contacts include Nadine Johansen, Enoch Ekstrand, Esther Fellows, Edith Smith, Monica Schott, Jean Bond and Blanche McKeag. Call 747 2431 with news.
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ABC Bridge
Nadine Johansen
Stoner Club
Olive Watts
Pat Thayer
Stromsburg Viking Center
Dwight
Enoch Ekstrand
Esther Fellows
Eldena Lindblade
Legion Aux
Edith
Sunday dinner guests among Jay McDonald circle
A string of social visits noted across the area includes Jay McDonald hosting Sunday dinner for Mr. and Mrs. Joe Havel of Wilber Mrs. Lyman Noyes of Hollywood and Mr. and Mrs. R M McDonald. Other gatherings include Ray Conrad attending an insurance meeting in Seward and Mrs. Dan Kelly as a coffee guest of Mrs. Ron Christensen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay McDonald
Joe Havel
Wilber
Lyman Noyes
Hollywood
R. M. McDonald
Ray Conrad
Seward
Harry Sterup
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Dick Sterup
Richard Ekstrom
Omaha
Rolland Ekstrom
Shelby
Ron Beebe
Lincoln
Dist
Dan Kelly
Ron Christensen
Wedding Bells Bring Denver Family To Nebraska
The Fred Aernie family from Denver visited relatives in Grand Island and Omaha. Jane Bernie and David Hruby married at St. Bonaventure Church in Fort Collins. The reception followed at the KC Hall. Guests included the Aernie and Hruby families with a large turnout from Denver, Philadelphia, and Grand Island. After Oct 11 the couple will reside in Fort Collins where the bride runs Taco Grande and the groom works in Aqua Tec research.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Aernie
Denver
Colorado
Albert Aernies
Jane
David Hruby
W. R. Nay
Albion
Harold Husmann
Bernie-Hruby
William
Kathleen Cockson
John Walsh
Omaha
Lincoln
Mike Cocksons
Minneapolis
al Cocksons
Donald Hebi
Coleman Beecher
Mary
Rita ‘Hruby
Grand Island
Martin
Ralph
Bert Aernie
C. W. Leimsers
Carroll Hahns
Ed Guenthers
George Yonkie
Columbus Federated Church
Yonkie
Allyn Leimser
Robert Hagadorn
Ron Stempek
Carl Bollig
Tandra Sue
Trent
Lawrence Leimser
Rhonda
John Hahn
Mildred
Altar Society Notes and Local Visits in Osceola
Wednesday social rounds include Carl Tschauners visiting Mrs. Hahn and Mildred Sunday plus supper at Allyn Leimser home. St Marys Altar Society and St Andrews Altar Society plan October activities hosted by members. Osceola football crowd attends Osceola Henderson game. Local hospital updates report eye surgery for Mrs Buhl, transfers for Harold Nelson, and Steve Kumpf undergoing skin graft in Omaha. Birthday gathering ends Osceola visit with Mr Becher’s birthday dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Tschauners
John Hahn
Mildred
Allyn Leimser
St. Mary’s Altar Society
Grace Gonka
Ron Cyza
Marvin Bernt
Annie Bernt
St. Andrew’s Altar Society
Carroll Hahn
Elgin Tenniges
Osceola
William Buhl
Bryan Memorial Hospital
Harold E. Nelson
Annie Jeffrey Hospital
Veterans Hospital
Lincoln
Steve Kumpf
George Kumpf
Bergan Mercy Hospital
Omaha
Baby Douglas Walter Born at Annie Jeffrey Memorial Hospital
Introducing Mrs. David Cerny of Osceola and baby son Douglas Walter born October 6 at Annie Jeffrey Memorial Hospital. He weighed 8 lbs 4 ozs. Letter to editor from E Ray Peterson of Los Angeles praising the Osceola Centennial Book and its memories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Cerny
Osceola
Douglas Walter
Annie Jeffrey Memorial Hospital
E. Ray Peterson
106Th St
Los Angeles
Calif
Record Contest Promises 5 Certificate for Most Winners
The Record offers a weekly five dollar merchandise certificate to the person predicting the most winners from the listed games. Fill blanks with team names, note the tie breaker score, and submit by Wednesday at 5 00 p.m. Entries judged by nearest actual tie breaker score. only one entry per person per week.
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Glen Vent
Osceola Lodge
Af&am
Scouts
Lone Star News
Mildred Hahn
Laurence Meister
Sharon
Herman Bever
Mr. Becher
Co-op Oil, Inc
Farmers Co-op Grain Co
Centennial
York Osceola
Silver Creek
Osceola Body Shop
Alan Russell
Bexel Price
Alabama
Tennes
Columbus
Fremont
The
First National Bank
Schuyler
Polk County
Fortonelle
F.D.I.C
Winco
Davis Electric
Osceola, Nebraska
Rai Faa
Nea
Rowan Plumbing
Lennox & American Standard
Fullerton
Gibbon Osceola
GMC
Lewis Mobil
Dale
Jim
Lincoln High
North Platte
Broken BowlAn
David City
Crete
Kepner - Roberts
Central City
Aurora
Kansas
Chat and Chow Cafe
Arkansas