Merry Workers Meet at the Church in 4AYLAND
Merry Workers gathered at the church on Wednesday with Mrs Lavina Kopke presiding. Mrs Lee Campbell opened with a poem and Mrs Ardle Eklund led devotions. Lunch was served by Mrs Wendell Spalding. next meeting May 10 with Mrs Ronald Eklund hostess. Various local residents visited relatives and attended events in nearby towns including Lincoln and Stromsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lavina Kopke
Lee Campbell
Ardle Eklund
Wendell Spalding
Ronald Eklund
Elroy Hoffman
Sutton
Floyd Jacobsen
Raymond Bond
Ralph Allison
Gary Allison
Ted Gonnerman
Tom Gonnerman
Craven Stream
Paul Bond
Bill Beebe
Raymond Beebe
Shrine
Lincoln
Weekend visitors and social events in Fourche SD
Fourche, South Dakota weekly social notes list Esther Pierson and Lincoln, Ronald Eklund, Wendell Spalding and Marie Beebe at a bowling banquet in Osceola. Tom Gonnerman and Fay Rosenberry families hosted guests, with other visits including Craven Streams in York, Bruce Hoffers, Kopke funeral attendance in Aurora, and Lee Campbells with W. E. Liedloffs in Osceola. The Ray Larkins of Benedict visited Paul Bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Kopke
Maartin Winter
Aurora
Lee Campbells
W. E. Liedloffs
Osceola
Dwane Wilcoxes
Wm. Wilcoxes
Jerome
Stromsburg
Ray Larkins
Benedict
Paul Bonds
Plans progress at Polk County museum group meeting
The Polk County Historical Society met at the Orley Conkling home with 32 members and guests present. Members reviewed room assignments, fundraising for painting and upkeep, and efforts to boost sales of Early Days in Polk County while Stromsburg F H A girls contributed time to cleaning and decorating. May 11 meeting at Swede Haven will feature a Delmar McFadden art display from current and late members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County Historical Society
Orley Conkling
Martin Jones
Leo Larson
Emil Naha
Wahoo
Polk County
Flodman
Stromsburg
F.H.A
Swede Haven
Elsie Burgason
Martha Smith
Selma Nordberg
The
Historical Society
Delmar McFadden
Farmers Co operative Grain Co adopts revised Articles of Incorporation
A duly called annual stockholders meeting of Farmers Co operative Grain Company in Osceola Nebraska on January 31 1967 approved revised Articles of Incorporation by a majority. The notice summarizes the corporation name and incorporation changes as adopted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Co-operative Grain Company
Osceola
Nebraska
Nebraska Business Corporation Act
C & J Transfer, Inc
Stromsburg
U.S.A
Swedish Buffet Sundays at Bit of Sweden Stromsburg
Eat at Bit of Sweden in Stromsburg for Swedish buffet. Dinner served Sundays from 11 AM to 2 PM with a traditional Swedish menu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bit of
Sweden
Stromsburg
Farmers Co operative Grain Company incorporation notice
Osceola Nebraska articles list cooperative grain business with five directors and five dollar par stock. Authorized capital 250000 dollars, patron dividend plan, ownership voting one share per producer, and private stockholder liability exemption. Raymond Roehrs named resident agent. Corporate seal noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola
Polk County
Nebraska
State of
Raymond Roehrs
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Calmer Stephenson
Leon Johnson
Seward
Bill Walfords
Dwane Keyes
Shenandoah
Ted Gonnermans
Foy Rosenberry
West Johnsons
O’neill
Peter Kookes
Robert Barr
Elora Barr
York
Anthony Winter
Bradshaw
Arnold Gill
Gilbert Springer
Stromsburg ‘Methodist Church
Doug Colbergs
Roy Thomas
Elsie Bond
Gresham
Columbus
Rebekah
Elmer Schuknechts
Dwane Wilcox
Gary Nienkamp
Belle
Shelby
D.S.T
Harrow
van Brunt Grain Drill
Woods
Haysweep
Buzz
Srooder
Leroy and
Minnie Brown
Merrick and
Engel
Jack and Jill Market
County Museum
Uleccles
Land Bank Loans
Federal Band Bank Association
Alvin M. Grubaugh
Office of
Norton and
Norton
Chrysler
Move
Chrisler YL
Johnson
Main ST
Stromsburg, Nebr
Henry Buresh
LeMoyne Anderson
County Court
Wilber W. Prell
Eldon R. Johnson
Samuel T. Crouse
Professional Cleaners
Automobile Insurance Company
Ralph C. Bond
Imsuranc
State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Compary
Bloomington, Hines
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