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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1963
Page
8
The Record lists rates for ads: first week Sc per word, second week 4c, subsequent insertions 3c. Minimum charges: 75c first week, 60c second, 45c thereafter. Banks cards and memoriams follow same rate. Poetry not accepted unless paid, Poe try as obits or memorials costs 5c per word. Lost-found ads free for first insertion. regular rate applies to repeats.
In Polk County Nebraska creditors of the Emil W. Lucas estate are notified of a County Court hearing on February 14 1964 at 10 a.m. to hear and allow claims. Claims must be filed by February 13 1964 or be barred. Dated October 18 1963. (Seal) County Judge J E Steeple
The County Court of Polk Nebraska sets a hearing on November 15, 1963 at 10 a.m. regarding the estate of Millie S. Dahlberg deed owner Alfred O. Yungdah claims an interest in property in Osceola Nebraska. No administrator has been appointed and the court will determine death time, heirs, kinship, descent of real property, and inheritance tax liability.
Creditors of the Delmar W McFadden estate are notified that the County Court will hear and allow filed claims on January 31, 1964 at 10 o'clock A M in the County Court Room. All claims must be filed by January 30. Dated October 2, 1963. Sealed.
Viola Knapp Piper born December 14, 1875 in Adel Iowa died October 11, 1963 at Annie Jeffrey Memorial Hospital Osceola at age 88. She and husband Seth Piper celebrated 69th wedding anniversary last February. She led Polk county 4-H sewing club and served in Omaha Big Springs Arcadia and other areas. Funeral October 14 in York Metz Chapel burial Arborville.
Sarah Pointer Zedicher a Polk County pioneer born November 8 1872 in Marion County Iowa died October 11 1963 in Hillsboro Oregon at age 90 She lived in Shelby most of her life moving to Oregon to be with daughters in 1961 She married Grand Zedicher March 3 1892 They celebrated their golden anniversary in March 1942 Their survivors include four daughters a son sixteen grandchildren sixty great grandchildren and a sister Funeral services were October 17 at the Evangelical United Brethren Church Shelby with burial in Shelby Cemetery Revs Lavery Garrison and Braun officiated Music was by Mrs Wayne Whitmore and Mrs Martin Braun Pallbearers included Louie Whitmore Howard Whitmore Richard Zedicher Bill Zedicher Grant Zedicher and Robert Herrmann.
Dana Deeds of Stromsburg native and longtime Osceola businessman with Clyde Courtney, died October 10 in Lincoln after a hip injury from a fall. He lived in Havelock before retirement, was a Bethany Christian Church member and Mason. Survived by wife Ruth, sons Ralph and Bob, daughters Margaret and Dorothy, brother John of Idaho, sisters Della Donelson and Ida Taylor, and many relatives. Funeral 10 a.m. Monday at Bethany Christian Church. graveside 2 p.m. in Stromsburg cemetery.
The state power review board, with advisory authority, took under advisement a major rate dispute between Consumers Public Power District and the Nebraska Public Power System after six days of hearings. Chair Clair Callan expects no ruling for about two months as rural districts, while not fully satisfied, agree to live with NPPS rates. Twenty six rural districts intervened and urged dismissal of CPPD's application.
Ruth Lux reports the Lewis Dunn family hosted a Sunday dinner at Mrs. Neela Dunn’s home with guests Owen Horst of Los Angeles and Mr and Mrs Roy Horst. Other items note Parents Day at Agens Fraternity in Lincoln and a bridal shower for Raymond J. Croisant who seeks the Republican nomination for congress from Nebraska's second district.
Reminiscences recall University Hall the defining building of the University of Nebraska from 1871 until its demolition in 1948. Old graduates recall chapel meetings and student societies centered there, while Ferguson Hall now occupies the site, sparking debate on memorialization and sentiment for the university.
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