Residents visit spread through area families
A string of social calls and greetings fills midweek through New Year as residents including Mr. and Mrs. Emory Kropatch, Michial of New Castle Wyoming, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Swan of Columbus visit with local families such as the Gonas, Liskos, Miceks, and Stecs. Several trips to Omaha and Wyoming accompany these gatherings, with attendees from Monroe, Shelby, and Stromsburg sharing news and company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward Lisko
Emory Kropatch
Michial
New Castle
Wyo
Charles Swan
Columbus
Jim Gonka
Frank Seberger
St. Andrews
John Micek
Phil
Edward Lisko
Neil Brigham
Keith McMeekin
Shelby
Maurice Fellers
Near Monroe
Ee Louis A. Schmidt
Don Eller
Richard Gonka
Carolyn
Omaha
Ray Jarecki
John Stec
Leo
Near
Monroe
Joan Gonka
Ted
Emil Kubicek
Homer Ingalls
John Gonka
Nels Hasselbalch
Dorothy McDonald
Jake Reisdorff
Wyoming
Rolland Dahlin
Marilyn
Delores Dahlin
Lincoln
Mrs. Dahlin
Matilda Erickson
Neward
Wisconsin
Dahlin
Miss Erickson
Oberlin
Kansas
Denver
Lyle Dornburgh
Roy Elliston
Stromsburg
Arlo Stevens
Glen Hill
Stevens
Sidney Crow
Alvina Fenster
Clyde Carnes
Aurora
Crow
Lawrence Anderson
Grand Island
Alvin Dahlin
Hilding Dahlin
Harry Dahlin
Doyle Dahlin
Patty Williams
Wis
Robert Stevens
Ollie Johnson
Cha
Dorothy
Esther Newman
Jim Reeves
Godfrey Lindahl
Charles Todaro
New York City
M. G. Lindburg
E. W. Hahn
Clarkson Hospital
George Tianden
Norman
Arlene Johnson
Vernette
Lois Anderson
Havens
O. F. Alfred
Walker
Marilyn Hahn
Pleasant Home Makers
Arlene Anderson
Covenant Home
York General Hospital
Families and visitors gather in Shelby and Polk
A dense list of visits and relocations spans Shelby and Polk areas. Sherman Kuntzelman relatives in York and Omahas, Hohndorf, Messing, and Johnson families travel to Nebraska towns for holidays and funerals while local residents attend services, hospital stays, and hospital beds. Multiple retirements and moves mark recent weeks with Christmas gatherings and prayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Kuntzelman
Sherilyn
Jon Garner
York
Esther Garner
del Kuntzelman
Wilbert Hohndorf
Lewellen
Nebraska
Pine Bluffs
Wyo
Frank Messing
Francis Messing
Conception
Conception Seminary
Wm. McKeag
Lincoln
H. G. Thelen
Omaha
Ronald Clothes
Lee Siford
Everett Jarowski
John Smith
South
Shelby
Max Harris
Ford Bernt
West Shelby
Jarowski
Emery Kropatch
Newcastle
J. E. Bernt
Mabel Bronwick
Louis Hastert
Jessie Helm
Peabody
Kansas
Fred Worline
Wichita
W. A. Logan
Brannan
Oklahoma
Blanche Logan
Washington, D. C
Mary Merrick
Fred Johnson
Wallace Logan
Michael Trout
Shelby Hospital
Wm. Bush
Grand Island
Lee Moore
Lincoln Milburn
Herman Kunstman
Elm Creek
Rudy Kunstman
Atkinson
Elizabeth Kunstman
EUB
Msgt
S. E. Bradshaw, Jr
Carswell AF Base
Fort Worth
Texas
Frank Hewitt
Monmouth
Missouri
Harold Fyfe
Wyoming
Leslie Hohndorf
Hohndorf
Fyfe
Ronald Clotes
Eleanore Priggs
Rising City
Wm. Fyfe
Columbus
Frances Johnson
Central City
Wilbert
Alvin Hohndorf
Will Wurtz
Oscar Jones
Max Jones
Lowell Bills
Robert Baack
Polk
Herbert Wurtz
Donald Douglas
Bill Kohl
Clarks
Ralph Shafer
Clarence Rodine
Clifford Smith
Floyd Rodine
Debby Lee
Rodine
Albert Sundberg
Doyle
Oscar Sundberg
Janice
Jimmie
Laura Zuver
Henry Sandell
Gene Bower
Sutton
Axel Johnson
Valpariso
Floyd Bodine
Linnie Shafer
Lynn Horrocks
Shannon Shafer
Stanley Cooper
Harry Shafer
Emporia
Hannah Hahn
Harold Hanquist
Marjorie
Dale Hanquist
Shannah Erickson
Bernice
Hardville
Irene Nielson
Phyllis Rhode
Clarkson
Swede Home Calvary Ev. Lutheran Church Service Schedule
Rev. Alfield E. Franzen pastor leads the First Sunday after Epiphany with Sunday School at 10 a.m. and Morning Worship at 11 a.m. Prayer Service at 7:30 p.m. Luther League sponsors. Prayer Week events in homes Mon Tue Wed and at church Thu Fri. Thursday WMS at 2 p.m. Lutheran Brotherhood meets 8 p.m. Annual Meeting Monday January 15 at 7:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swede Home
Calvary Ev. Lutheran Church
Alfield E. Franzen
Luther League
WMS
Lutheran Brotherhood
Notice to Creditors Estate of James Viergutz
In Polk County Nebraska creditors are notified of a county court hearing on April 23 1951 to hear adjust and allow claims against the estate of James Viergutz deceased. Claims must be filed by April 21 1951 or be barred. Dated December 22 1950 L M Merrick County Judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County
Nebraska
James Viergutz
L. M. Merrick
Edward J. Zelazny
State of
Frances Zelazny
Notice of Final Report for Harry H Herrmann Deceased
The State of Nebraska to all persons interested in the estate. The Administratrix has filed a final account and report of her administration and a petition praying for final settlement and allowance of the account, requesting a decree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County
Nebraska
Harry H. Herrmann
State of
Heirship Hearing Set for January 19 1951 in Court
The court schedules a hearing on determining heirship and distribution with the administratrix to be discharged. The hearing is set for January 19 1951 at 10:00 AM. Dated December 21 1950 with notices on December 28 and January 4 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. M. Merrick
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Osceola
Perry N. Sapp
Nebr
Andrew M. Matthews
Natl
District 18 News
Edward Brestine
Louis Benda
Sadie Eschler
Wegner
Monument Co
Central City, Neb
Harry Lees
Augusta Lees
Harvey McKeag
Walter Watts
L. L. Iler
John
Pueblo
Colorado
Harold Berglund
Lena Lindgren
the Corn Palace Cafe
Mrs
Blanche Rein
Dale Auction CO
L. Dale Hanna
Mgr
York, Nebr
Oberg
Chicks
By Chick’ Oberg
New Hampshires
R. I. Reds
Ames
Oberg Hatcheries
Schuyler, Nebr
Columbus — Plaite Center
Cortland
Howsavar
Phil Brazee
Joe Simonsen
Bluejacket
A. C. Bates
Table Rock
Arthur Bates
Ralph Doremus
Neal Doremus
Rebekah Lodge
Mary Grace Haney
Kearney
Polk Cemetery
George Haney
Paul Strand
E. H. Nordstrom
Mason City
Iowa
Forrest Berggren
Frank Berggren
Allen Berggren
Brook Berggren
Lewis Berggren
Leroy Berggren
Gresham
Richard Wood
Page
Henry Cramer
Sadie Clark
Roy Cramer
C. R. Peterson
R. C. Peterson
First National Bank
E. A. Gullberg
Eklund
Square Osceola
Lederle
Ayia
Court House
Campbell & Nyberg
Osceola, Nebr
The
Christian Children’s Home
Holdrege, Nebr
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