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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1970
Page
2
The Osceola paper begun as The Homesteader in August 1872 by H. T. Arnold lists Nancy Norton as editor. Subscription rates run 4 dollars within Nebraska and 5 outside. single copies cost 10 cents. The paper notes affiliations with national editor associations and contains Edmund Burke’s quotation about the triumph of evil.
The County Court of Polk Nebraska announces probate of Emma C Nyquist's will and seeks Wilmer Anderson as Executor with a hearing at 10 AM in Osceola on October 6 1970. Also details a separate notice involving Verda R Richter as Executrix for another deceased.
Legal notices announce petitions for appointment of Leo Bernt and Sylvester Bernt as administrators of Oswald Bernt Sr. estate with hearing set September 28, 1970 in Osceola. Separate notice records Ted K. Cannon as administrator with hearing September 22, 1970 and county court details. Another probate filing for the last will of Oswald Bernt Sr. is noted with unspecified hearing.
Rev and Mrs Melvin Cremeen of Salem Oregon left Friday for Minnesota after a week with his father Chancy Cremeen and sister and family the Floyd Emmons. In Minnesota they will visit Mrs Cremeens relatives. Other Labor Day company were Mr and Mrs Chester Cremeen of Wichita Kansas.
A stream of visits and departures ties Wayland families to Missouri California Nebraska and Iowa. People include Kopke Crumbliss Lott Nickle Squires Bond Hoffmann Barr Watstead and Johnson with trips to Omaha York Osceola and Polk as guests return home or host gatherings.
Weekend visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Richard Carlson of Lincoln and Mr. and Mrs. Monty Fredrickson of Omaha. Labor Day stays with Dr. and Mrs. Harley Eklund in Osceola. visits to Nellie Bond at Annie Jeffery Hospital. Tom Gonnerman and family in Shenandoah, Iowa. shopping and football days in Lincoln and Ames. Multiple trips involve Osceola, York, Fremont, Tucson, and Kirkwood. church group Merry Workers meet and plan for September 23.
Relatives attend funeral at Lincoln mortuary for Sherman S. Smith 82. Names include Eva Scow Russel and Roderick Smith Shelby Leonard Davis Rising City and Olive Parsley David City. Several relatives depart for home after visit. Noting shifts in church pastor Rev Anthony Trausch and Shelby Sacred Heart. Local sports report Shelby football 66 to 0 over Hordville.
Judith Reisdorff daughter of Mr and Mrs Jack Reisdorff of David City married Ken Kerkman son of Mr and Mrs Tony Kerkman Shelby at St Mary Catholic Church David City with Msgr A J Lisko officiating. After Wyoming trip the couple will reside in Lincoln.
Lulu Ward and Neela Dunn visited Margaret Crosby Ewing from Sunday to Tuesday last week. Donald Malek of Denver spent the week with his mother, Phoebe Malek.
Mary Elizabeth Johnson daughter of Mrs Harold A Johnson of Stromsburg married Webster Mills Cotter son of Mrs Marian M Cotter of Osceola in a ceremony at the bride’s home on August 29 at 1 pm. Rev G M Christensen officiated. Attendants were Karen Gestrine and Robert Gabriel. Reception followed at York Country Club with hosts Mr and Mrs Milan Snodgrass. The Cotters reside in Lincoln. she works at the University of Nebraska and he plans to start studies there this fall.
Mrs M E Anderson and Don ald Anderson of Omaha arrived Thursday for Emma Nyquist’s funeral on Friday. Out-of-town relatives including Larry Johnston and family of Columbus, Gerald Stauber and family of York, Dale Anderson of Lincoln, and E A Hedlund of Wahoo were listed. Milton Anderson of Stromsburg and Oscar Jones visited Sunday evening at the Martin Jones home.
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