Wesley Chapel Social Center Hosts Wide Circle of Visitors
Local news notes a long list of visitors and guests at the Wesley Chapel by Mrs. Floyd West and the West Social Center Rest Home. Families from Omaha Denver Rising City Stromsburg Lincoln and York join in social calls, birthday observances, and birthday party moments at area homes and cafes. The piece also mentions Miss Leal Crozier moving to Samaritan Village near Hastings and a 60th wedding anniversary dinner for Mr. and Mrs. John Albers at the Osceola Parish Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Center Rest Home
Bill Wieseman
Fern Schmoker
Fred Schmoker
Oklahoma City
Irene Meacham
Stanley Gembel
Eldon Mueller
Ben Schmoker
Marven Iler
Omaha
Schmoker
Geo. Wallace
Denver
Flossie Hill
Ted Pieters
Rising City
Emory Zentz
Stromsburg
Charles Fischer
Elsie DeLunger
Lincoln
Otto Olson
Armand Schmokers
Hans Nielson
Art Shhockey
C. A. Shockeys
George Hruska
Hastings
Charles Gabels
Duane Gabels
John Albers
Osceola
Leo Albers
Harmon Augustin
Hubert Arts
Eugene Sterups
Harry Sterup
Schuyler
Alfred Kuhnel
Robert Paines
Ralston
Lawrence Geis
York
Fred Flamme
Marven Dawes
Joe Kubicek
Larry Daum
Baby
Dawes
James Arts
Phyllis Carlson
Carolee Dawes
Daryl Swanson
the State University
Phil Timm
Floyd West
West’s
Ben Schmaker
Local residents enjoy weekend visits and travel notices
District 54 residents report trips to Minnesota and Lincoln. Families visit relatives in Clarks and Central City while Paul Imm plans return to Ag College. Club gatherings at Fairview Hall and L M Cafe mark social activity in Osceola Silver Creek and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Wyman
Herman Carlson
Minnesota
Tandra
Sam Wyman
Terri
Johnny Carlson
Timmy
Jack Burger
Clarks
Fred Wescoat
Columbus
Charles Wright
Mory’s Rest
Joe Imm
Geo Sweet
Leonard Johnston
Paul Imm
Lincoln
Ag College
Darrell Atkinson
Fairview Hall
Atkinson
Bill Imhoff
L&m
Osceola
Darleen
Janelle Hinkle
Mrs
Don Hinkle
Silver Creek
Mrs. Imm Calls On Mrs. Barker After Wednesday Afternoon
Mrs. Joe Imm called on Mrs. Myron Barker on Wednesday afternoon in a social visit noted by neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Imm
Myron Barker
Eikenhorst Named Chair Of Cornhusker Boy Scout Campaign
Orval Eikenhorst accepts chairmanship of the Boy Scout Finance Campaign to raise 22000 dollars in 1961 across about 60 southeast Nebraska communities served by the Cornhusker Council. Campaign targets 10 000 households as Marlo Burg and district leaders outline council goals and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orval Eikenhorst
Osceola
Nebraska
Cornhusker Council
Boy Scouts of America
Leikenhorst
York
Marlo Burg
Waverly
Council
Burg
Congress of the United States
Mr. Burg
National Council
Polk
Butler
Seward
Fillmore
Saline
Thayer
Jefferson
Lancaster
Gage
Cass
Otoe
Johnson
Nemaha
Pawnee
Richardson
North 11
Lincoln
America
Boy Scout
Dawes and Smith wed in Lincoln church ceremony
Lorraine Lillian Dawes and Gale Lee Smith united in marriage at Christ Methodist Church Lincoln Nebraska on Thursday September 1 Rev Nye Bond performed the double ring ceremony White gladioli altar decor and candles enhanced the setting Miss Lora Lee Dawes sang The Lords Prayer maid of honor and bridesmaids were sisters Jenonne and Carolee Dawes Best man and groomsman were Delbert Broberg and Ervin Glassmeyer Reception followed at the church with family and friends Present plans call the couple reside in North Hollywood California
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorraine Lillian Dawes
Marvin Dawes
Gale Lee Smith
Inez Haneline
Christ Methodist Church of
Lincoln
Nebraska
Nye Bond
Lora Lee Dawes
Marcia Dawes
Sabrina
Jenonne
Carolee Dawes
Delbert Broberg
Ervin Glassmeyer
Kaminsky Johnsons Wed in Osceola Double Ring Ceremony
Miss Camille Kaminsky of Clarks and Gregg Johnson of Osceola wed in a candlelit ceremony at St. Pauls Lutheran Osceola officiated by Rev. Robert V. Johnson. The wedding featured blue carnations and ivory cymbidiums, with a reception at the groom’s grandparents home. The couple will reside in Wahoo as Johnson attends Luther College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camille Kaminsky
Clarks
Dwight Kaminsky
Gregg Johnson
Osceola
Vern Johnson
Candelight
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church of
Robert V. Johnson
Ron Neel
Linda Schott
Russel Kaminsky
Kathy Dexter
Linda Little
Ronnie Carlson
Elwyn Yungdahl
Stromsburg
Miss Gay Beck
Steve Johnson
Beck Twins
Joe
Joanie
Karen Johnson
Walter Koehler
Wahoo
Johnson
Luther College
FFA Elects Officers At First Fall Meeting
The first fall FFA meeting was held Wednesday night September 14. Elected to offices were Larry Wieseman president Bill Le Suer vice president Kenny Kropatsch secretary Dick Dunn treasurer Louie Kantor reporter and Richard Ziemba sentinel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FFA
Larry Wieseman
Bill le Suer
Kenny Kropatsch
Dick Dunn
Louie Kantor
Richard Ziemba
Mrs Mary Hayes To Address Platte Valley ARC
Mrs Mary Hayes of Grand Island will address the Platte Valley Association for Retarded Children at 8 00 p m Friday at St Anthony s Social Hall 1719 6th Street She will discuss Nebraska education needs for retarded children Her background includes Ottawa College Kansas University Hutchinson Omaha Council Bluffs Topeka and Osawatomie State Hospital with 1600 teens in care The public is invited to hear her Friday evening.
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Mary Hayes
Grand Island
Platte Valley Association For
Saint Anthony’s
6Th Street
Hayes
Nebraska
Ottawa College
Ottawa
Kansas
Kansas University
Lawrence
Hutchinson
Omaha
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Topeka
Kans
Osawapomie State Hospital
Give Your New Grasses a Fair Chance
The Nebraska Farmer reports on Operation Bootstrap in Polk County in the current issue with color photos. It notes this is the second article in the magazine series and a third installment is planned for next spring. A full feature will appear in Rural Land Farming and a color feature is planned for Successful Farming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County
Nebraska Farmer
Rassland F Farming
WCTU Convention Held in Stromsburg Baptist Church
The Polk County WCTU convention met September 14 1960 at Stromsburg Baptist Church with Mrs P W Aker of Polk as county president. The program included prayers devotions songs poems solos reports a luncheon and a memorial service honoring lost members. Polk won the Banner for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County
WCTU
Stromsburg Baptist Church
P. W. Aker
Polk
Jesus
Aker
Earl Eyleen
Claus Oberg
Stromsburg
Lulu Hendrickson
Osceola
John
Otto Olson
Walter French
America
W. G. Holmberg
Clarence Carlson
Albertus Larson
O. A. Johnson
Polk and Swede Plains Methodist Church
Reynold Hanson
Lester Felcher
Ross Richards
St. John
Richards
Olive McBeth
Rolland Swanson
Marie Samuelson
Neil Doremus
Nellie Nelson
Richard Johnson
Larson
E H Bond Sales Show Increase in Polk County
Polk county residents bought 34 206 in E and H savings bonds last month. For the first eight months, county purchases reached 408 856, or 54 2 percent of the annual quota. State totals rose 5 percent to 6 104 191, with two consecutive monthly gains. Nebraska year to date sales stood at 61 237 132, reaching 57 percent of the 1960 state quota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County
A. E. Bodine
U. S. Treasury
Ivan Stratton Visits Don Mickeys on the Valley
Ivan Stratton visited Don Mickeys on the valley early this week, reporting a casual gathering and brief social calls with local patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan Stratton
Don Mickey
Kay Watts Starts Nursing Education at Nebraska Methodist
Miss Kay Watts of Osceola begins nursing studies at Nebraska Methodist Hospital as part of a class of fifty young women and three men. The school, oldest in Nebraska, has graduated about 1500 nurses since its founding and has national accreditation since 1954.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kay Watts
Nebraska Methodist Hospital
Miss Watts
Ralph Watts
Osceola
Nebraska Methodist Nursing School
Nebraska
Omaha
Albers Couple Celebrates Sixty Years of Marriage
Mr and Mrs John Albers of Shelby observed their 60th wedding anniversary on Sunday September 18 with a Holy Mass at Sacred Heart Church in Shelby attended by their children and families. Rt Reverend Msgr John Kean blessed the couple, followed by a 1pm dinner for fifty relatives at St Vincent hall Osceola. They married September 18 1900 at St Augustine Church Schuyler Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Albers
Shelby
Hubert Alt
Leo
Lawrence Albers
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
John Kean
Albers
St. Vincent Hall
Osceola
Mrs. Albers
St. Augustine Church
Schuyler, Nebr
J. F. McCarthy
Polk Co
Extension Club Elects Officers and Plans Family Night
The Lone Star Project Club met at Mrs. Irene Krueger's home for its regular session. Officers were chosen: James Podliska president Virgil Spitz vice president Irene Krueger secretary treasurer Fred Hecker news reporter Glen Hegi music leader Louis Scow health leader Albin Stachura historian George Tiaden reading leader. A family night is set for October 24 with glasses collection for the October meeting at Mrs. Spitz's. Lessons and leaders for 1961 were chosen. Mrs. Tiaden won the prize in a post meeting game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lone Star Project Club
Irene Krueger
James Podliska
Virgil Spitz
Fred Hecker
Glen Hegi
Louis Scow
Albin Stachura
George Tiaden
Card of Thanks From Vivian Dunning
A sincere thank you to all friends and relatives who sent cards and visits during my hospital stay. Special thanks to Dr. Bierkower and the hospital staff for the fine care I received. Vivian Dunning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Bierkower
Vivian Dunning
Thankful acknowledgment from Clarkson Hospital return
The writer thanks everyone for cards letters gifts and flowers received during hospital stay at Clarkson Hospital and after returning home. Special gratitude goes to Dr Ek Lund for care.
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Jelves
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Swift
Ritk
Dror
KRAFT
Greelly
Jar
Berry Era
Anderson Mercantile
Ened Noanuree
Orval Eikenhorst, Chm
Boy Scout Finance Campaign
Dawes-Smith
Earl McFarrin
Dianne Scherer
Louie Kubicek
James Alt
Norma Wilcox
Joyce Williams
Mrs. Smith
North Hollywood
California
Kaminsky-Johnson
FFA Meeting
Platte Valley
Arc
Bootstrap
Neb. M. E. Hosp
Clarkson Hospital
Eklund
Kenneth Kropatsch
Sigler Garage
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