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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1954
Page
2
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Mr. and Mrs. Harold Stewart of Lincoln were weekend guests of the Robert Mills family, sharing hospitality and stories during their stay.
Mrs. Harold W. Johnson reports visitors in Swede community with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Cederberg and sons meeting Frank Thelander on Tuesday afternoon. Ronald Sarow called Monday evening on Harlan Johnson. Lillian Kramsdale, Bolivia missionary on furlough, spent weekend with Pastor Bernt Johnson. Otto Wegmann hosted dinner for Tom Gonnerman and Joe on Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Wallace Lind visited Tuesday evening with Mr and Mrs Roger Hanquist. In honor of Mrs J W Johnsons birthday anniversary a Sunday gathering at the Harvey Sundberg home included Mrs J W Johnson Mrs Adolph Forss Mr and Mrs Willard Adelson and James Mr and Mrs Roger Hanquist Mr and Mrs Roy Johnson and Carole Mr and Mrs Harold W Johnson Wayne and Keith and Mr and Mrs Don Forss and Karen of Milford Nebraska. Mrs Ida Falk of Long Beach California visits her daughter Mrs Edgar Peterson and family. Miss Alice Oberg and Mrs Roger Hanquist spent Tuesday afternoon with Mrs Severt Oquist.
Pastor and Mrs. Robert Johnson and family of Osceola and Miss Lillian Kramsdale of Svea City Iowa were Sunday afternoon luncheon guests of Pastor and Mrs. Bernt Johnson and Miss Dixie Peterson Wayne Johnson and Dennis Johnson are students at Luther College in Wahoo this year. Tuesday State Fair visitors included Pastor and Mrs. Bernt Johnson and family Mr and Mrs Harlan Johnson Mr and Mrs Ronald Sarow and Mr and Mrs Rudolph Sandin.
Annette Wamsley visited District 54 school while Rex Graham's family joined a birthday picnic at Otto Dittmer home near Clarks. Albert Morris hosted guests from Clarks for a Sunday visit at Don Schippoeit home. Ted Wyman and Merle Schott families joined travels and mountain trips with Nebraska friends.
Mrs Nellie Benson traveled to Lara mie Wyoming to attend the funeral services for her nephew John Hill 38 who died in a car crash after starting work on the railroad at 16 and advancing to section foreman at Cooper Lake He leaves a wife and four children. Various local residents and relatives visit or host in the community and plans are announced for a rural protection district hearing in Osceola and a probate hearing for Julius Schuster estate, set for September 24, 1954.
Public notice lists multiple townships ranges and sections in Merrick and Polk counties Nebraska. It addresses all persons residing in or having any interest in real or personal property within the described land parcels. The document enumerates sections and townships across the region and references the six mile plat and county boundaries.
Creditors of Harold Krueger deceased must file claims in the Polk County Nebraska County Court by December 24 1954 to be allowed. A hearing will be held December 27 1954 to hear and adjust all filed claims. Dated August 27 1954. L. M. Merrick.
Creditors of August C Jaecnicke estate in Nebraska are notified that the County Court will hear and allow all duly filed claims on December 27, 1954. Persons with claims must file them with the court.
A legal notice states claims must be filed in court on or before December 24 1954 or be forever barred. Dated August 27 1954.
The filing for Edna J. Peterson as Administratrix of Matilda Johnson deceased is set for hearing September 17, 1954 at 11 A M in the County Court Room Osceola, MEDLaska. Dated August 21, 1954. L. M. Merrick. Aug. 2, pa 2 6, Sept. 2, 9.
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