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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1950
Page
2
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Cornish spent two weeks at Lake Ericson building a new cabin. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Alm strom and daughter of Kearney visited Osceola relatives Sunday and Monday while Kenneth attended the Lutheran Brotherhood Conference as a delegate.
A large group of relatives gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Cerny Sunday for a reunion. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cerny, Miss Annie Cerny, Mrs. Minnie Altmanshofer and Mr. and Mrs. Don Cerny and Judy of Columbus, Mr. and Mrs. George Hruska and Miss Dolores Cerny and the Misses Alice and Rita Karlhoff of Omaha, Mrs. Mary Cerny and Elsie, Mrs. Rose Swan and sons, Mr. and Mrs.
Victor Cerny and children, the Richard Merrick family, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Anderson and sons, and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Swan are listed as residents of Osceola.
Miss Florence Miller and Linda Rasp of Grand Island were guests of Mrs. Clara J. Horst Sunday evening.
Mr and Mrs Al Willis and their sons of Grand Island visited Osceola this weekend.
Miss Betty Wieseman of Omaha was the guest Saturday and Sunday of her brother Robert Wieseman and family.
Mrs. O. F. Coons returned last Wednesday from a six weeks visit with her son Max and family in Vallejo California.
Miss Mildred Craven, who vacationed here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George W. Craven, left Friday to resume her duties in Nashville Tennessee.
Mrs Don Wright is introduced as the new clerk at Bush's Drug Store. W D Buchholz is noted with his son Chester and family in attendance.
Shelby and Lincoln residents spent a weekend with the Pittmans and Buchholz family members. Rose Hartman of Omaha visits Osceola. local gatherings include Ped Miller and Rodney Hastings with Roc Miller and Flossie Deeds, and John Scott of Shelby with Delmar Fadden. In Polk County Nebraska the estate of Jenoie Johnson is the subject of a final account and petition for final settlement to be heard October 6, 1950, at 10 a.m. before County Judge L. M. Merrick.
Miss Ruby Walgreen of Omaha came home Friday night to attend the wedding of her friend Miss Jewel Morgan and visit her mother Mrs. Martha Walgreen.
The Buresh family expresses gratitude for the caring cards and gifts received while Marbara was hospitalized, noting their appreciation for the kindness shown by friends and neighbors.
Mr and Mrs John Albers thank relatives and friends for cards gifts flowers and visits on their Golden Wedding Anniversary. Their kindness is greatly appreciated.
A notice announces a final report in The County Court G1. The document outlines steps and timeline for the court proceeding, listing case reference and involved parties. Readers are advised to review attached documents for eligibility and deadlines.
In Polk County Nebraska a petition for probate of the last will of George A. Conkling has been filed and Orlie W. Conkling named as executor. Hearing set for October 6 1950 at 10:00 AM before County Judge L M Merrick. Published September 11 14 21 28 Osceola Record.
Notice to creditors of the Alfred Grossnicklaus estate Nebraska hearing set by the County Court. Creditors must appear to present claims by the specified deadline. The notice outlines filing procedures and court contact for the proceedings.
Public notice warns that all claims against the estate of Alois Micek and related heirs must be filed in Polk County District Court by January 13, 1951 or be forever barred. It also covers a quiet title action by Alois Micek Anna Micek and Joseph F. Micek against Mary Smith and others regarding Lots 5 and 6, Section 8, Township 16 North Range 1 West.
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