4-H Group Tours Washington and New York on Cloverleaf Trip
Members of the 4-H Club recount a Washington and New York tour with Senator Curtis and others. The Cloverleaf Travelers nickname was chosen after a naming contest, with sightseeing to Niagara Falls Mount Vernon the Capitol and Times Square among highlights. Delegates share fun stories from subway scares taxi rides prices and autographs while noting the trip's lasting joy and group camaraderie.
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Ike
Mamie
Pat Nixon
Washington
New York
Mama
Karen Stevens
Noisy Nuts
Genon Stohl
Tom
Niagara Falls
Mt. Vernon
Washington Monument
Congress In Session
Arlington Cemetery
Pentagon
Supreme Court
Times Square
United Nations
Statue of Liberty
Empire State
Music Hall
Broadway
Fifth Avenue
Marvin Fredrickson
Beulah Gustafson
N. Y
Billy Graham Choir
Madison Square
Polk 4-H Club Polk Nebraska Bus Trip East
A Polk Nebraska 4-H club led a group of 30 on an 11 day bus tour to Washington New York Cleveland Philadelphia Niagara Falls and Arlington with plans to fund the trip from fair season earnings Their leaders and families supported the effort and Carl Curtis helped secure a White House visit and autographs for the group during the trip
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Polk
Washington, D. C
New York
Niagara Falls
East
Washington
Irvin Anderson
Greyhound
Nebraska
Arlington Cemetery
Osceola
Nebr
Chicago
Don McNeil
Mildred Anderson
Verna Fredrickson
Janie
Verna
Bears
Bulls
Board of Trade
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Ike
Carl Curtis
White House
Mamie
Keep This Ad
An advertisement urges arthritis and rheumatic sufferers to request free information by sending their name and address to P.O. Box 1012 in Hot Springs Arkansas. The message touts an inexpensive medicine already used by over twenty thousand people.
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P.O. Box
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Osceola Social Roundup Highlights Visiting Families
Osceola notes report visits by Bud and Flossie Deeds in Seward and Roc Miller, Victor Sterup returning from California, Lincoln guests including Jack Conrad Ford Bond and Ralph Bond families, a funeral in Omaha for Colin Campbell, Calhoun guests with the Wieseman family, and dinner gatherings with the Englehardt and Fjell families in Saronville and Arthur Ekstrom's home.
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Bud Deeds
Seward
Flossie Deeds
Roc Miller
Victor Sterup
California
Jack Conrad
Lincoln
Ford Bond
Ray Conrad
Ralph Bond
Stevie
Horace McKeag
Harley McKeag
Elmer Gleim
Wm. McKeag
Colin Campbell
Omaha
S. W. Calhoun
Fred Wieseman
Tom Englehardt
Saronville
Joe Fjell
Arthur Ekstrom
John Carlson
Polk Pleasant Homemakers 4-H Club bus tour stops
Mrs. Irvin Anderson Mrs. Glenn Knerr Avis Waller and Lillie Chindgren returned home from Washington D C and other eastern points as part of a group of 30 accompanying the Polk Pleasant Homemakers 4 H Club on a chartered bus tour to 11 eastern states and Canada. Alfred Carlson moved to Stromsburg hospital from an Omaha hospital and Arthur I. Larson is a medical patient at Stromsburg hospital after surgery last week. Maribeth Powell will work at Coolidge Camp in the Black Hills this summer.
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Ben Peterson
New York
Nell
Violet Sundberg
Washington
Irene Ruzicka
Nebraska
Sidney
Ray Cruise
Line Chindgren
Glenn Knerr
Cheryl Bush
Julia Sundberg
Emma Horstman
Natalie Hahn
Dorothy Killigan
Mildred Anderson
Capitol
Senate
Irvin Anderson
Avis Waller
Lillie Chindgren
Washington, D. C
Polk Pleasant Homemakers 4-H Club
Canada
Arthur I. Larson
Stromsburg Hospital
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Gail Giles
Janie Fredrickson
Diane Sandell
Linda Gustafson
Fredrickson
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Wilford Stephens
Oscar Gustafson
Lawrence Sundberg
Lloyd Hahn
Miss Lillie Chindgren
Senator Curtis
Estes Kefauver
Curtis
Polk News
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Malek
Osceola News
Stromsburg
Forrest Anderson
Marlene
Cheryl
Fairburn
Harvey Lind
Minnesota
Maribeth Powell
Coolidge Camp
Black Hills
Alfred Carlson
Shelby Planing Mill
Shelby
Clarks Bridge
Polk County
Theo. E. Moberg
Merrick County
Morrill
Public Square
George Barber
Jerson
Dick Merrick