District 18 residents attend state Extension convention
Mrs Louis A Schmidt Mrs Fred Hecker and Mrs Glen Augustin spent Monday and Tuesday in Grand Island for a state Extension convention. Mr and Mrs Wallace Benda visited Mr and Mrs Cedric Finecy of Osceola Friday evening. Frank Andersen and Wally Mazor of Omaha were Tuesday evening business visitors in the Claude Fletcher home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis A. Schmidt
Fred Hecker
Glen Augustin
Grand Island
Wallace Benda
Cedric Finecy
Osceola
Frank Andersen
Wally Mazor
Omaha
Claude Fletcher
Local residents host and visit across Columbus and Lincoln
Sunday evening visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ziemba and family with the Leo Bernt family of Columbus. Otto Johannes of Lincoln spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Flamme. Tuesday evening guests were Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Bernt of Columbus and George Fletcher of Marysville at Ed ward Lisko’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Ziemba
Leo Bernt
Columbus
Otto Johannes
Lincoln
Fred Flamme
Adolph Bernt
George Fletcher
Marysville
Edward Lisko
Albert Inselman
Duane Gabel
Osceola
Gabels
Claud Fletcher
Carol
Teri
Last Wek
Paul Rupp
Lee Rupp
Monroe
Neil Hasselbalch
Sheri
Hulda Schreiber
Mrs. Roy Morgan Dies At York Hospital
Obituary for Mrs. Roy Morgan of Stromsburg Nebraska details her death September 19 1962 at York Hospital age 58 and dates of marriage to Elmer LeRoy Morgan her two daughters Jewell Anette and Joyce Marvelle, church affiliations, mission support, and family survivors. A memorial poem honors her life and faith.
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Polk
Osceola
Baptist Church At
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Methodist Church
Beatty Couple Hosts Sunday Evening Gathering
A group of relatives and friends gathered Sunday evening at the Beattys home for a social occasion with treats at the L M cafe afterwards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Beatty
L & M Cafe
Former Resident Dies In South Dakota
Funeral services for Mrs. Minda Larsson were held at Belvidere Presbyterian Church on September 17 with Rev. George MacDonald officiating. Burial followed in Belvidere cemetery under Hall Funeral Home of Philip direction. Pallbearers and honorary pallbearers were named including Ted Vobr and Paul Iwan.
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Kadoka Press
Kedoka
South Dakota
Minda Larsson
Presbyterian Church
Belvidere
George MacDonald
Belvidere Cemetery
Hall Funeral Home
Philip
Belvidere Choir
Ted Vobr
James Srb
Ralph Jones
Baxter Berry
Zack
Mrs Larison Dies After Ill Health in Kadoka
Mrs. Minda C. Fleming Larison died September 13 1962 at Kadoka Memorial Hospital aged 74 years 10 months and 28 days. Born October 15 1887 in Omaha Nebraska she lived in Osceola and Jackson County before entering newspaper work including Stamford News and posts as Post Mistress at Stamford and chief operator at Murdo and Midland. She married Charles Larsson December 19 1929 and spent her life in Jones Jackson and Mellette counties. She was a member of the Order of the Eastern Star since 1929. Surviving are her husband one brother one sister and four nephews.
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Stamford
Murdo
Midland
Charles Larsson
Rapid City
Jones
Jackson
Mellette
Order of the Eastern Star
George R. Fleming
Pocatello
Idaho
Marie Hansen
Sioux City
Iowa
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A. M. Grubaugh
MGR
Federal Land Bank
Dovid City, Nebr
Roy Morgan
York Hospital
Ray E. Hawkins
Osceola Methodist Church
Stromsburg
Myron Johnson
Fred Lenuman
Donald Upton
Lester Upton
Kenneth Upton
Robert Bryant
Douglas Bryant
Clayton Bryant
Helen Charlotte Morgan
Clarks
Neb
Osceola Garden Club
Earth
St. Paul Lutheran Church
R. B. Turner
Calvary Evangelical Lutheran Church
Swede Home
P. Gerald Leaf
First Methodist Church
Fairview Methodist Church
L. A. Hansen
Silver Creek
Nebr
St. Vincent’s Catholic Church
Raphael Chonta
America
Falcon
Thundersiro
Ofer Je
Motor Company
Falcon Station
Sigler Garage
Osceola, Nebraska
State Landrace
Nebr. Platte Co. Fairgrounds
Landrace
N. Howard L
Myers, Sec
Pine Knoll
Hastings
State Farm
Insurance Companies
Bloomington
Illinois
Ray Price
Norma Jean
Buddy Emmons
Bill Monroe
THE
Plainsmen
Donnie Young
Leon McAuliff
Cimarron Boys
Blue Grass Boys
Cherokee Cowboys
Lincoln Pershing Auditorium
Gold
Westinghouse
W.T