Mills and Herrmanns Take Family Trip Notes
Mr and Mrs M A Mills Sr plan to leave Friday evening for Denver to visit their son Richard and family. Mr and Mrs W J Herrmann returned home Thursday from Vermont after a three week visit with their son Melvin and family. They also spent a week in Michigan with Mrs Sterrmanns two sisters and other relatives, making the trip by plane and enjoying it very much.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Mills
Denver
Richard
W. J. Herrmann
Vermont
Melvin
Michigan
Notice to Creditors in Nebraska Estate Hearing
Notice to creditors of the estate of Josephine Mueller, deceased, in Polk County Nebraska. The County Court will hold a hearing as part of probate proceedings. Further details appear in the court notice and official schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County
Nebraska
Josephine Mueller
Public Notice to Creditors in Probate Estate
The County Court Room in said County will hear and allow all claims against the estate on February 15, 1955. Persons with claims must file by February 14, 1955 or be barred. Dated October 15, 1954. L. M. Merrick County Judge. Seal. October 21 28 November 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Said
L. M. Merrick
Riverside social notes reflect a busy weekend
Mrs Walter Church called on Mrs Joe Karges Friday morning. Donna Carlson visited her grandmother Mrs Emma Peterson in Stromsburg. Lyle Plumbtree of near Palmer joined in visits with the Walter Church family. County Farm Bureau meeting in Polk drew several locals. Joe Karges hosted Melvin Burruss in Clarks. Robert Carlson family visited Chris Gaedeke in Osceola. The Carlson group later visited Carl Holm. Joe Karges visited Andrew Meyer in Silver Creek. The And family were Sunday dinner guests of Duane Keyes in Stromsburg and checked on Mrs Carlson’s mother at York Hospital. Ronald Carlson and Debbie dined with John Carlson and Dale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Church
Joe Karges
Donna Carlson
Emma Peterson
Stromsburg
Lyle Plumbtree
Near Palmer
County Farm Bureau
Polk
Melvin Burruss
Clarks
Robert Carlson
Chris Gaedeke
Osceola
C. R. Carlson
Mavis
Patty
Carl Holm
Andrew Meyer
Silver Creek
Duane Keyes
Carlson Family News From Osceola to Stromsburg
Mr and Mrs C R Carlson along with Mavis and Patty visited the Wieseman family Tuesday evening. William Heitzman of Osceola stayed Saturday morning with the Al Heitzman and Don Hayes households. Melvin Church and wife welcomed a son born October 8. Ronald Carlson and Debbie visited Emma Peterson in Stromsburg Monday. Guests of Mr and Mrs C O Carlson Sunday were Cecil Larson and family from Grand Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Heitzman
Osceola
al Heitzman
Don Hayes
Melvin Church
Ronald Carlson
Debbie
Emma Peterson
Stromsburg
C. O. Carlson
Cecil Larson
Grand Island
First National Bank of Osceola Nebraska Report 1954
Charter No 6493 Res Dist 10 reports the condition of THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK of Osceola Nebraska at close of business October 7 1954 Published per Comptroller of the Currency call under Section 5211 U S Revised Statutes
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank of
Osceola
Nebraska
Bank Assets and Liabilities Statement for Polk County Bank
The bank reports total assets of 1 622 811 65 with deposits totaling 1 555 683 50 and capital accounts at 67 128 15. Liabilities include demand and time deposits with memoranda noting pledged assets of 425 000 and a sworn statement dated October 14 1954.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Federal Reserve Bank
U. S
Indu
Robert L. Mills
Notary Public Seal
Carlson family social notes from Osceola and St Joseph
Thursday evening Mr and Mrs C R Carlson attended the Eastern Star dinner in Osceola. Supper guests Saturday evening were Mr and Mrs Gust Carlson and daughters with Mr and Mrs John Carlson and Dale, Mr and Mrs Lester Krumme and a cousin of St Joseph Mo. Tuesday morning Mrs Don Hayes called on Mrs Robert Carlson. Afternoon visitors were Mrs Dale McCormick and children and Miss Hattie Lucas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Carlson
Eastern Star
Osceola
Gust Carlson
John Carlson
Dale
Lester Krumme
St. Joseph, Mo
Don Hayes
Robert Carlson
Dale McCormick
Hattie Lucas
James McBeth
J. B. Heckman
Horace McKeag
Elmer Kinberg
Charles Leonard
Omaha
D. E. Powell
Maribeth
H. Olson
Osceola Hospital
Vern C. Berck
J. L. Hurd
Neal McBeth
Arthur Twarling
Stromsburg
Carol Donelson
Lawrence Twarling
Gus B. Hartel
Fred Randell
Elmer Pehrson
Bobbie
Stevie Hollister
Wilson Loreman
Barstow
Calif
Terry Mentink
Greens Chapel WSCS to Meet and Local Social Roundup
The Greens Chapel WSCS will meet October 28 with Mrs. Maurice Newcomer and Mrs. Elmer Kinberg hosting and devotions led by Mrs. Joe Poe and Mrs. Keith Kinberg. The Methodist Men meet the same night with Dwight Newcomer and Harry Christ as hosts. Community visits and family gatherings fill weekend with numerous residents visiting relatives, birthdays, and hospital updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSCS
Maurice Newcomer
Elmer Kinberg
Joe G. Poe
Keith Kinberg
Dwight Newcomer
Harry HE. Cbrist
Ronald Baker
Delwyn Rystrom
Fred K. Johnson
Ella Johnson
Norris Johnson
J. L. Hurd
Gertrude Peterson
Margaret C. Anderson
C. W. Hennings
Irvin Rystrom
W. F. Wynn
Omaha
Ronald Burke
Luther College
E. G. Burke
Harry Kries
Lynn
Luther Kries
R. H. van Ostrand
York County
Clarence E. van Ostrand
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jackson
Launderers
Riverside News
Doris Karges
Columbus
Shelby
Canada
Richard Korger
Township 16
St. P. M
Cozy Corner Station
David City
No. 324
Robert Korger
Republican
U.S. Senate
Congress
Curtis-for-Senate
Thompson
Lincoln, CT
John Renner
Alvin Burke
Lloyd Lindgren
Royal Neighbors
Seward
Henry H. Olson
Wm. Hernbloom
Hernbloom
Wilbur
Clifford Hernbloom
Harry Wilson
Ansel Lindquist
Stromsburg Hospital
Emma
Opal
Blanche
Francis Donelson
Vera
Howard Liedtke
Harold
St Edwards
Roy
Brooke Berggren
Everett T. Loreman
A. S. Torell
O. R. Hennings
Farmers Union
York
Bruce L. Anderson
Rogene
Lincoln
Kenneth Mentink
Gerald Mentink
Terry
Green
Bush
the Corn Palace Cafe
Mrs
Blanche Rein
Burns and Allen
CBS TV
Chevrolet
Oldsmobile
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!