Forty Years Ago Funerals and Marriages in Osceola
A late 19th century Osceola column notes Carl Frahm of Hansen Frahm married at the bride’s home between Millard and Gretna and to reside Osceola. Mel Hartson moves to the Courtney place near the fairgrounds. Editors report Mrs Nelson and family moving to Neligh to run a hotel with Mrs Byers and Mr Schmoker. Gwenllian Mackie weds L Peterson in Everett Washington. Esther Bartlett and Fred Luft wed at Shelby parsonage and plan to farm near Shelby. Joe Gubser advertises for war horses aged five to eight. Enoch Boden buys a new driving horse. Lew Miller hosts a large party and dedicates a new house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Frahm
Hansen & Frahm
John Runge
Millard and
Gretna
Osceola
J. M. Pratt
Mel Hartson
Courtney Place
Fair Grounds
Mel
Esther J. Bartlett
K. C. Bartlett
Fred L. Luft
Jacob Luft
Shelby
Joe Gubser
Sale of C A Olson Company Menswear Firm in York
Thirty years ago the C A Olson Company sold its men’s furnishing department to George D Humphrey and Charles M Humphrey of York who plan immediate new merchandise. The Humphreys aim to relocate families here soon. Howard Fleming’s home south of the M E Church burned Sunday due to a defective chimney causing substantial damage. Nancy Burgess died suddenly at 82 at her Osceola home, survived by sons Edd and J R and a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Paul Rosenberry. Harry Musselman decorated the theater front with many electric lights for a metropolitan look.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Olson
George D
Charles M. Humphrey
York
Geo
Earl Williams
Howard Fleming
M. E
Nancy Burgess
Osceola
Constant Visitors From Clovis Stay In Osceola
Mr and Mrs J A Constant of Clovis New Mexico arrived Saturday to visit in the C R Timm home and returned home Monday morning Mrs Constant is a daughter of Mrs Timm. Mr and Mrs C R Peterson returned Sunday after a two weeks vacation at their cabin Lake Ericson. Oscar Boden was admitted to Clarkson hospital last Friday for a throat ailment. Steeples promotes blanket lined jackets and fall and winter weight under wear for men. Lella Colby of Lincoln visited her parents Earl Colby over the weekend. New plastic table covers in colors at Steeples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Earl
Pfc
William Umstead
Stromsburg
Earl Bond
St. Francis Hospital
Louis’ B. Kucera
Lincoln
Nebraska
France
Florence Ball
Guy F. Ball
Osceola
Earl E. Maurer
Omaha
First Presbyterian Church
Camp Houze
Texas
Osceola Bulldogs
Fast Clarks
Don Anderson
J. A. Constant
Clovis
New Mexico
C. R. Timm
Constant
Timm
W. Calhoun
C. R. Peterson
Lake Ericson
Oscar Boden
Clarkson Hospital
J. H. Gustafson
Albert Sundberg
J. C. Gustafson
Anna Appleton
Polk
Siford Gustafson
York
C. R
Earl Colby
Also Mentioned on This Page
P. A Nelson
Neligh, Neb
S. H. Byers
Chas. Schmoker
Gwenellian Mackie
Ther L. Peterson
Everett
Wash
Miss Mackie
Washington
Enoch Boden
Lew Miller
Harry Musselman
Rudolph Carlson
Central Nebraska Baseball League
Joel Hanson
Cripple Creek
Colorado
Ida Hanson
Robert Campbell
Los Angeles
Campbell
Philip Nyberg
Mr. Campbell
Bruce Berck
Ken Schutt
Bernard Berck
Walgreen
Gissler
Peterson
Goldenrod
Clarence S. Beck
William E. Grubbs
Democrat
Richard H. Larson
John I. Anderson
Dale Frizzell
J. C. McReynolds
Congressional
Robert D. Harrison
Ernest M. Luther
State Board OF
I. D. Huston
Carleton Anderson
Willard Cornell
Harold L. Zinnecker
W. Ray Hill
Lester H. Anderson
William H. Norton
Orval
C. Eikenhorst
Lisle Hanna
Olive M. McBeth
Consumers Public Power District
C. C. Sheldon
Polk County Rural Public Power District
James L. Regan
George F. Buchta
Roy E. Horst
Guildford
D. Bryan
Justice OF the Peace
United States
Ong
Carl T. Curtis
Keith Neville
George P. Abel
William H. Meier
Roman L. Hruska
James F. Green
Victor E. Anderson
William Ritchie
Charles J. Warner
Stanley D. Long
Secretary OF State
Frank Marsh
V. C. Havorka, Sr
Ray C. Johnson
Ray Chase
Ralph W. Hill
Richard R. Larsen
Osceola News
Board of Educational Lands
Seat of Government
Boards of Equalize
Tive Legislature
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