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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1971
Page
2
The Osceola Record announces the Homesteader published in Osceola Nebraska in August 1872 by H. T. Arnold. It notes second class matter at the Osceola post office and lists Kathleen A. Howe as editor with subscription rates four dollars in state and five dollars out of state. The notice cites memberships and associations and quotes Edmund Burke on silence and evil.
A public notice shows subscription status indicators and renewal plea. It lists charges for single copies and card of thanks by line, obituary poetry by line, advertising per inch, and annual subscription rates of 4.00 in Nebraska and 5.00 elsewhere.
In the matter of the Estate of Lawrence Frederick Obrist deceased a petition for probate of the last will and testament and for appointment of Charles F Obrist as Executor is set for hearing October 18 1971 at 10 am in the County Court Room Osceola Nebraska. Dated September 27 1971 Eldon R Johnson County Judge.
The State of Nebraska to all concerned is notified that a petition for final settlement determination of heirship inheritance taxes and distribution of estate has been filed for Hattie I. Timm deceased. A hearing is set in this Court for October 26 1971 at 10 o clock a.m. Dated October 1 1971. County Judge.
County voters urged to elect directors for the Jones Creek Watershed Conservancy District Nebraska on November 2 1971 with four two year terms and four year terms listed candidates Gerald Bryan Walter Jones and Bill Wyman polling places 4 to 7 pm at Fairview Hall ballots available beforehand at specified locations. Local officials date October 14 1971 Polk County Soil and Water Conservation District.
Mr and Mrs Andrew F Mc Gimpsey of Shelby announce the marriage of their daughter Sally E to Francis J Baumert son of Mr and Mrs Leo Baumert Clarkson. The ceremony occurred Saturday at St Cecilia Cathedral Omaha. The bride trained at Stewart School of Hairdressing on scholarship. They will reside in Howells after a southern trip visiting the bride’s sister in Texas.
A bake sale and lunch event hosted by WSCS in Nebraska observed on October 15 from 9 30 to 4 30. Nebraska Public Power involvement noted.
Local Sunday supper guests at the Don Hayes home included Mr and Mrs Lowell Galusha and family from Central City. Mr and Mrs Phil Nyberg met Mrs Bob Meyer of Lincoln and Miss Sharon Nyberg an AF nurse returning from two years in Japan at Seward for dinner Wednesday evening. Sharon joined the Nybergs to Osceola and then to Polk on Thursday to visit relatives before returning to Illinois.
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Nystrom and family from Lincoln joined Mrs. Minnie Nystrom for Sunday meals with Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Rye and stopped by Mrs. Mabel Hinkle. Norman Euse and Larry Kresha from David City attended a Lincoln football game. Several families gathered for gatherings at Fullerton and near Clarks including Mr. and Mrs. Gary Stohl of Los Angeles.
The York Deanery Council of Catholic Women will hold its fall meeting Sunday afternoon October 17 at the City Auditorium in Utica with registration from 1:00 to 1:30 p.m. St Patrick's Church Utica is host parish. Rev Myron Pleskac of St Cecilia's Hastings will speak on Current Issues of the Church.
Mrs. Mar Velle McCarron and sons and Richard Gessel of Cheyenne Wyoming joined Royal Johnson, a University of Nebraska student, for weekend supper in Osceola. Also present were Jane Fredrickson of Fremont and the families of Waldean Merle and Roger Johnson.
Louis A Tschantre 62 of Silver Creek died Thursday at Behlen Memorial Hospital Columbus Last rites Saturday at United Methodist Church Osceola with burial in Silver Creek Cemetery He was born November 19 1908 in Richland a retired farmer and longtime resident of Silver Creek He married Frances Engel on October 25 1931 Survived by wife one son Dick four daughters 16 grandchildren four great grandchildren one brother and three sisters Pallbearers and Masonic graveside service noted
Fred Wieseman 61 born June 8 1910 in Polk County died October 6 1971 at Annie Jeffrey Memorial Hospital Osceola He lived on the family farm member of Valley Methodist Church later joined Church Masonic Lodge and Order of Eastern Star Married Ellen Calhoun on August 3 1932 they had daughters Barbara Rafert and Beverly Swanson Survived by wife daughters sisters Lillian Wieseman Della Need three grandchildren and two sons in law Rev Truman Bachenberg led the 2 pm services October 9 at the church
The Osceola High School Bulldog Marching Band sends thanks to supporters at Grand Island and congratulates Harvest of Harmony Queen candidate Sue Lieberman for her fine representation. Gratitude extends to Mr Cadwallader for juice and doughnuts and his efforts behind the scenes.
Mr and Mrs Ray Conrad spent Sunday with her parents the Ray mond Clemmers in David City. Mrs Clemmer was released from the hospital Monday.
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