Community Guests Share Easter and Weekday Visits
Mr and Mrs Carroll Flodman and Robin were supper guests of Mr and Mrs Lee Hanson on Wednesday. Easter Sunday dinner in Osceola included the Flodmans, Hansons, Wesley Jones and daughter, and Merton Flodman. Gordon Bush of Omaha stayed with Richard Johnsons Tuesday night and Wednesday. Dale Nyberg hosted a Wednesday dinner at Central City with the Johnsons. Richard Johnson attended Dale Jurgens funeral in Geneva. Louie Blase visited Easter Sunday with Minnie Fenster at Aurora Hospital and Clara and Lydia Blase at Hamilton Manor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll Flodman
Robin
Lee Hanson
Merton Flodman
Osceola
Wesley Jones
Gordon Bush
Omaha
Ents
Richard Johnson
Dale Nyberg
Central City
Dale Jurgens
Geneva
Louie Blase
Minnie Fenster
Aurora’ Hospital
Clara
Lydia Blase
Hamilton Manor
Everett Green
Lncoln
Bessie Green
United Methodist Church
Othrs
Bessie
Jof Ostberg
Leonard Warnick
Keith Green
Wallace Lind
Blanche Fitz
Gary Green
Mmes
Hannah Bodine
Emma Johnson
Mae Felton
Stromsburg
American Legion Auxiliary Holds April Meeting in Legion Hall
The American Legion Auxiliary met in Legion Hall on Monday April 11 at 8 p.m. President Janice Saylor led the business session. Committees reported and new member Gladys Munn joined. The group announced upcoming events including a June 11 Polk County Auxiliary meeting in Stromsburg and an April 17 District 7 Spring convention in Malmo. A pot luck supper is planned for April 25. Betty Crocker and Gooch coupon collection for the May 14 meeting was requested. Hymn The Old Rugged Cross was sung and a lunch followed hosted by Elaine Miller Myrtle Johnson and Betty Branting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Janice Saylor
Polk County
Viking Center
Stromsburg
Auxilary
Legion Spring Convention
Dist
Malmo
Legion Auxiliary
Blanche Fitz
Veteran's Hospital
Grand Island
Jean Nielsen
Valley Forge Foundation
Betty Crocker
Gooch
Gladys Munn
Local Guests Share Week End Visits in Polk Area
Mr and Mrs Martin Hoffman Sr were Thursday evening guests in Ester Lackey's home and visited their house guests, Mr and Mrs Russell Bush of Lapeer Michigan. Mr and Mrs Frances Johnson of Central City were Friday evening visitors in the Robert Willits home. Mr Philip Johnson was a Sunday dinner guest of Mrs Nettie Carlson and Ellsworth. Mrs Bill Lavelle and two children were Monday afternoon guests of Mrs Nettie Carlson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Hoffman, Sr
Ester Lackey
Russell Bush
Lapeer
Michigan
Frances Johnson
Central City
Robert Willits
Philip Johnson
Nettie Carlson
Ellsworth
Bill Lavelle
Alice Best
Burdette
Wilmer Johnson
Martha Shostrom
Stromsburg
Walden McNaught
Lincoln
Lennis Lind
Neil McNaught
Ed Johnson
Minden
Lloyd Lind
Harlan Johnson
Kermit Lindgren
Paul
Harold Berglund
Merlin Nyberg
Art Trennepohl
Tooka
Kansas
Linda Nyberg
Elvera Nyberg
Mary Nyberg
Philip Nyberg
Mary
Osceola
Jim Chapin
John
Omaha
David Sundberg
Irvin Anderson
Leo Norman
York Hospital
Elmer Hanquist
York Manor
Elmer Naslund
Edwin Glad
Nannie Sundberg
Martha Larson
Polk
Ed Franz
York
Edward Larson
Melvin Skoglund
Salt Lake City
Utah
Easter visits light up Central City households
Local residents hosted Sunday dinners and Easter visits across Central City and nearby towns. Families including Johnsons, Linds, Nybergs, and Frandsens welcomed relatives from Lincoln, Omaha, York, and Stromsburg, sharing meals and greetings during the holiday weekend.
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Snack Shack
Hank
The
Snack
Anita Kisler
Christian Science Lecture
Catherine H. Anwandter
Santiago
Chile
17Th Ave
Bernard Litty
Bud Morrell
Burlington
Colorado
Mrs Litty
Denver
Harry Anderson
Harold Anderson
Oak
Larry Bengston
Kearney
Galen Sterner
Trumbull
Lawrence Larson
Michael Larson
Waverly
C. Marvin Fredrickson
Waldo Rost
Holdrege
Jane Fredrickson
Fremont
C. Maria Fredrickson
Levar Sandall
Sadie Clark
Merrick Manor
Walter Nelson
Marvin Nelson
Arcadia
Bob Dittmer
Ted Dittmer
Richard Johns
Wm Wright
Geis Motors
Gmac Financing Bank
York Drive-In
Lincoln Ave
York, Nebr
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