Obituary for Hulda Wilhelmina Stach of Hordville Polk Neb
Hulda Wilhelmina Stach born September 24 1870 in West Prussia died April 3 1952 at age 81 years 6 months 9 days. She married Herman Stach on March 17 1892 at Zion Lutheran Hampton Nebraska and had five daughters and one son. Funeral April 6 Immanuel Lutheran Church Brauer Funeral Home with Rev C W Long. pallbearers include grandsons Gordon Johnson Hugenu Stach Carl Waak Jr LeMoyne Waak Ralph Wilshusen Marvin Schulze. Burial at Immanuel Lutheran Cemetery.
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America
Illinois
Hamilton County
Nebraska
Lincoln Creek
Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church
Hampton
Herman Stach
Theo. Moellering
Zion Lutheran Church
Hordville
North Blue
Zion
Immanuel
Polk
Christ's Kingdom
Laura Wilshusen
Mathilda Schulze
Friedline Waak
Gertrude John 302
Walter Stach
St. Paul
Minnesota
Henry Schueske
Seward
Sophia Gausman
Saskatchewan
Canada
Marie Fenster
Falls City
Brauer Funeral Home
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Rev. C. W. Long
Odette
Jesus
Jerusalem
City
E. Germeroth
Gordon Johnson
Hugenu Stach
Carl Waak, Jr
LeMoyne Waak
Ralph Wilshusen
Marvin Schulze
Inisuannel Lutheran Cemetery
Pathday Surprise Honors Mrs Ed Coover on Birthday
Mrs Ed Coover was honored Friday afternoon when a group of self invited guests surprised her on her birthday. The ladies who served a delicious lunch and gave Mrs Coover nice gifts of remembrance were Mesdames Emil Johnson Leslie Johnson Selma Hakemon Mabel Shostrom of Stromsburg Arlo Stevens Richard Sealey Wm Stromberg and Paul Coover.
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Ed Coover
Mrs. Coover
Mesdames
Emil Johnson
Leslie Johnson
Selma Hakemon
Mabel Shostrom
Stromsburg
Arlo Stevens
Richard Sealey
Wm. Stromberg
Paul Coover
Injury hospitalizes Mrs. Fred Blase after fall at home
Mrs. Fred Blase sustained a broken hip while cleaning front steps at her residence. Neighbors assisted her inside before an ambulance transported her to Aurora Hospital. Latest report states she is resting easily and feeling fine.
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Fred Blase
Aurora Hospital
Immunization Program For Polk District Students Planned
The Polk Woman's Club partners with the State Health Department to offer a district immunization drive in District 72. Forms listing child name age sex and last shots will be sent home for parental signatures, with shots by Dr. C L Anderson at the school house in April.
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Polk Woman's Club
State Department of Health
C. L Anderson
Stromsburg
MerryMakers 4-H Club
State Health Department
Ruthe
Mother Of Polk Lady Buried At Kronberg
Funeral services for Mrs. John Esakson 77 of Marquette mother of Mrs. K L Stewart Polk were held at Kronberg with burial there She is survived by her husband two daughters Mrs Harold Rhodes Utica and Mrs K L Stewart Polk Attending from Polk were Mr and Mrs Will Kroger Mesdames Marvin Fredrickson N E McNaught Theo Larson Martha Larson and Leo Wurtz
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Marilyn Johnson
Robert Peterson
Marvin Nelson
Vern
Samuels
Fisher
Marilyn Lind
Sheralee Hill
Bill
Duane Johnson
Polk
Supt. Seamons
Keith Doosa
Mabel Lucado
Marlyce Shostrom
Frank Ostrander
Sheralee
Marlyce
Frank
Barbara Walker
John Esakson
Marquette
K. L. Stewart
Kronberg
Esakson
Harold Rhodes
Utica
Will Kroger
Marvin Fredrickson
N. E. McNaught
Theo Larson
Martha Larson
Leo Wurtz
Funeral attendees listed for Mrs Hulda Stach crowd from far and near
Relatives traveling from Minnesota to Pierce and surrounding towns attend the funeral services for Mrs Hulda Stach. Names include Walter Stach Norman Magnusen Dolores Schulze Henry Schilesk Ralph Fenster Marie Fenster Paul Kiekhaefer Alfred Fenster Hannah Fenster and many others from Schuyler Omaha Ravenna North Platte and Crete.
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Hulda Stach
Walter Stach
Norman Magnusen
Wagene Stach
Dolores Schulze
St. Paul
Minnesota
Henry Schilesk
Pastor Butzka
Ralph Fenster
Seward
Micnie Fenster
Alvin Gausman
Ravenna
Marie Fenster
Mass
Cecil Tibbetts
Lincoln
Cart Wauk
North Platte
LeMoyne Wauk
Ormond
Charles Fenster
Pierce
Ralph Wilshagen
Otto Ernst
Martin .Marohn
Schuyler
Leonard Feekin
Crete
Ray Ortegren
Phillips
Clean Up Fix Up Paint Up Days Begin Next Week
A Polk city notice designates April 14 26 for Clean up Fix up and Paint up days. Trash must go to receptacles for city trucks. No bonfires on paved streets to protect bricks. Further notices appear elsewhere in this issue.
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Board of Trustees
Polk
Wilk
Silver Wedding Anniversary Observed by Klings Family
Mr and Mrs Ewald Klings celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary on Sunday with about thirty relatives and friends attending dinner and a reception. Pink and silver colors highlighted the cake and decor while silver coffee service was presented as a keepsake. Guests included Bob Sarzent of Omaha and Jim Klingsporn of Lincoln among others from Grand Island.
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Ewald Klingsporn
Bob Sarzent
Omaha
Jim Klingsporn
Lincoln
G Kroger
Homer Branting
Grand Island
Pleasant Home 4-Hers Meet With Lind Brothers
Pleasant Home 4 Hl ers met with Galen and Lamar Lind on March 14 with all but one member present. Parts of the Cow was their discussion topic. Mrs Lloyd Lind served a delicious lunch. The next meeting will be with Larry and Gerald Nyberg on April 18. Larry Nyberg, Reporter.
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Pleasant Home
Galen
Lamar Lind
Lloyd Lind
Will Dba
Larry
Gerald Nyberg
Larry Nyberg
Polk Woman's Club Meets In April Session
The Polk Woman's Club gathered at Mrs N E McNaught's home on April 1. Members recalled events from the past month and discussed a forthcoming school immunization program. A bus tour to Omaha is planned for April 7 with Aaron Carlson of Stromsburg presenting on Minnesota Woolen Mills. Lunch was served by the hostesses.
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Omaha
Pork Woman's Club
Swift Co. Packing Plant
WOW TV
Blackstone Hotel
Polk Woman's Club
N E Me
Karl Detloff
Frank Feasbers
Aaron Carlson
Stromsburg
Minnesota Woolen Mills
Hampton Dinner Recognizes Local Birthday Celebrations
Mr and Mrs Leo Wurtz Danny and Mrs Alice Finnel were entertained at dinner Monday by Mr and Mrs Sam Wall and Ann of Hampton. Guests included Mr and Mrs Leland McCrae of Hampton. The occasion celebrated Danny Wurtz and Mrs McCrae birthdays. Mrs Al Larson was visited Sunday by relatives who brought and shared a luncheon.
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Leo Wurtz
Danny
Alice Finnel
Sam Wall
Ann
Hampton
Leland McCrae
Danny Wurtz
McCrae
al Larson
Farm Bureau Meeting At High Prairie School
Fifty Farm Bureau members and families gathered Tuesday night at High Prairie School. A staged program featured characters Arthur Sarouelson Rus sel Fjell and Alice Oberg. Verland Widga played a cor net solo and a trio by Edwin Lewis Gerald Holm and Russal Fjell. Old maid costumes appeared for Don Widgs Lamar and Galen Lindinglag. Frank Bolton spoke on impending tax legislation. Lunch and program were organized by Lloyd Widga Russel Fijell Lester Widga Elmer Gleim Rudolph Nybers Arthur Samuelson and Ed Oberg.
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Farm Bureau Unit
High Prairie School
Arthur Sarouelson
Russel Fjell
Alice Oberg
Verland Widga
Masdames
Edwin Lewis
Gerald Holm
Russal Fjell
Don Widgs
Lamar
Galen Lindinglag
Frank, Bolton
Danny Wurtz Turns Seven With Easter Party Fun
Danny Wurtz celebrated his seventh birthday on Tuesday April 1 inviting classmates and Sally and Nancy Norquest to a post school party. Home movies from prior years, a lamb cake, Easter eggs as place cards and favors, Easter games and April Fools stunts filled the event with merriment. He received many lovely gifts.
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Danny Wurtz
Sally
Nancy
Norquest
Danny
Bridal Shower Honors Mies Arlene Vann Ostrand
A miscellaneous shower at Sweda Plain Church parlors on Wednesday April 2 honored Mies Arlene Vann Ostrand. Entertainment included games and a dainty two course lunch before guests offered best wishes to the bride elect, to be married to Wayland C. Flodman on April 13.
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Sweda Plain
Mies Arlene Vann Ostrand
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hulda Wilhelmina Stach
Woman's Club
Children’s Memorial Hospital
Merchant's Ciscuit Co
Master Craft Furniture Factory
Pleasant
Hers
Lind Brothers
Woman’s Club
Mra N E McNaught
Stewart
Paul Strand
Farm Bureau
Legion Auxiliary
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