Local social notes and wedding announcements
Mrs Jolene Bennett and Lori of Grand Island spent the weekend with her sister and family. The Allyn Leimers hosted a wedding and reception for Rosa lie Silva and Duane Beoker at St. is dore Church in Columbus. Several funeral attendance and club events are listed including Mrs Ha Oppliger hosting the State Club. Banns announced for David Lee Senn and Connie Jane Viergutz. Vietnam veteran Robert Moore returns from duty and reports to Fort Irvin after 30 days with family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolene Bennett
Lori
Grand Island
Allyn’ Leimsers
Rosalie Sliva
Duane :Beoker
St. Isdore Church
Columbus
Platte Center
Carrolli ‘Hahné
Holy’Trinity Church
Brainard
John Svoboda
Ha Oppliger
Ary
Irene Krueger
Louis Schmidt
John Gonka
Calvin Kropatsch
Michael Gonsier
Lana Kay Wondercheck
St. Peter Catholic Church
Fullerton
Calvin
Adolph Kresha
Max Gabel
Ronnie Smith
Connie Jane Viergutz
St. Mary's
St. Andrew’s
St. Mary’s Church
Alta Society
David Leimser
Ron Bret Pel
Dale Electronics, Inc
Robert Moore
Vietnam
Fort Irvin
California
Local Social Center Guests Share Weekend Visits
Esther Kuhnel reports a flurry of Friday to Sunday visits across communities. Harold Gross Nicklaus Randy, Jim Norton, Tena Janicek, and Leo Glatter groups gathered in David City and Columbus while various families hosted card games, dinners, and coffee gatherings at Rising City, Shelby, and Grand Island. Joyful arrivals included Douglas Augustin and Ed Gabel of California en route to a naval base, with plans for Christmas party preparations noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Grossnicklaus
Randy
Jim Norton
David City
Tena Janicek
Columbus
Léo Albers
Leo Glatters
Lloyd
Armand Schmoker
Fred Alt
al Knels
Delmar Augustin
Jack Schott
Lewis Schott
John Gabel
Virgil Johansens
Ewald Pliefke
Don Masons
York
Mike
Rodney
Jim Lange
Bert
Grand Island
Wayne Augustin
Jenty’ Johansens
Bill Johansen
Adolph Kuhnel
Shelby
Emery Kuhnel
Mickey
Kathryn Reinke
al Kuhnel
Willard McKeag
Fremont
Jim McKe
Green's Chapel Social Notes Center on Visits and Funerals
Sunday dinner guests in the Larry Dobson home included Anita Water and others. Hattie Newcomer visited Dwight Newcomers. several families attended services and meals with losses from a gas explosion in which Mrs Knerr died. Multiple families shared weekend visits, birthday observances, and a bridal shower for Shari Berggren amid travels to Lincoln and Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valleyees
Debby Dunn
Joe Hieler
Curtis
Nebraska
Lewis Dunn
Central City
Lottie Gay
Frank Madison
Come City
Viola Town
Clarks
Othe
Henry Bureth
Linda Meister
Dunn
Larry; Boro
Columbus
Larry Dobson
Hattie Newcomer
Seward
Dwight
Everett Powell
Everett Loreman
Larry Sampson
Denver
Cole
Stanley Harless
Chappell
Nebr
Lowell Knerr
Elmer Knerr
Mr. Knorr
Kenneth Larson
Clinton Lyons
Geo. Catlett
Paul Fusby
Rachel Lyons
Fusbys
Dwight Newcomer
Tracy Nelson
Vic Newcomer
Parkside
Willard Hollister
L. C. Graves
Fred Johnson
Shelby
Alvin Westenius
Kenneth Hollister
Helen Dickson
Anita Hollister
Sandy Anderson
Hollister
Steve
Bob
Vern Berck
Dwight Newcomers
Jim Marak
Bill Kings
Land
Arthur Henne
Wayne Kinnan
Rev. Bahr
Roy Hurd
Vaughn Berck
Hampton
Larry Lind
York
Bill Beebe
Howard McKeag
Horace McKeag
Irvin Rafert
Berck
Dick Watts
Osceola
Harvey McKeag
Maurice Watts
Harlan Carlson
Geo. Olson
Broken Bow
Raymond Bond
Archie Steffen
Ted Gonnerman
Marry Obrist
Mr. Obrist
Gonnerman
Don Rafert
Harry Obrist
Keith Kinberg
Craig
Lincoln
Kinberg
Bill Stevens
Mae Twarling
Mary Hartel
Omaha
Gus B. Hartels
Gus E. Hartel
Bryan Memorial Hospital
Walter Seymour
Marace Warner
Rhoda Warner
Willard Bolton
Rodney Warner
Linda Richards
Myron Bernts
Morace Warner
Terry
Lisa Warner
Carol Donelson
Larry
Lowell Lindstroms
Gresham
Carol Donels
Jerry Engels
Jim Anderson
Lorna Teegerstrom
Joseph's College of Beauty
Jennie Burke
Earl Burkes
Geo. Burke
Don Kreis
Keith
Raymond, Dobson
Clarence Richter
Lewis Berggren
Hobby Club
Leroy Iper
Byron Toreils
Sem Bell
Polk County Historical Society tour and local visits noted
Polk County Historical Society members toured the county by Swede Capital bus October 10 visiting Morrill's Homestead Union School and United Brethren Church. The group shared meals and visited parks, caves, and local residents including the Berck and Hartel families with multiple social calls and birthdays observed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County
Romine
Effie Fernander
Community Notes and Meetings Across Local Families
Bonnie and Doug Zweibel visit grandparents in York while relatives travel to Louisville and Stromsburg for gatherings. NFO and Platte Valley Association meetings discussed including a Grand Island convention report and Canadian farmers union speech. Recitals and family visits wrap the weekend across Columbus, Fremont, Aurora, and Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County
NFO
Dick Teegerstrom
Grand Island
Walter Miller
Canadian Farmers 'Union
U. S
Canada
NFC
Market quotes for grains and livestock sizes
Soybeans sell at 3.00 dollars per bushel, corn 1.50 dollars, wheat 2.00 dollars, milo 2.25 dollars per hundredweight. Cattle reach 32 dollars per hundredweight and hogs 23 dollars per hundredweight.
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Otha
Sinead
RT Eng
Benta
Railway Commission District
Fillmore Co
Exeter
Fiodail
Wif
Tess
al Bente
Pester
Social Center News
Esther Kuhnel
Severie
Anita
Polk County Historical Society
Toured County
The
Forney Welding Clinic
Osceola Implement Co
Vant
West. Point
Ebr
Nerval
Utemack
Conta
AVA, Ak Fe Eng
Arty
Tete
Bonnie
Doug Zweibel
Luther Kreis
Raymond‘ Dobson
Louisville
Jack Scholting
C. R. Carlson
Gary Toline
Cherokee Village
Arkansas
Neal Prell
Lyle Johnston
Viking Center
Stromsburg
Noi
P.v.a.ric
Platte Valley Association For Retarded Children
Columbus Hee Center
Osceola Locals
Ray Brantings
Jerry Krieger
Richard Kentopp
Jack Long
Kansas City
Hugh Schmoer
Mr. Schmoker
Paul Schmoker
Aurora
N.F
Grace
America
Pan Bs Cms OE
vVentury
Nixon-Agnew Committee
George B. Coek
Sheridan Blvd
Ed Faulkner
Treseuver
Beath Street
Peter Ey
Hanson Bath Scales
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