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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1963
Page
4
Sunday events and dinners throughout North Blue mark confirmations for Patty Sally Sagehorn Wayne Martin and others. Families from York Palmer Central City Newport Hastings and Lincoln attended gatherings, showers, and birthday celebrations surrounding confirmations and christening of Gregory Lynn Klingsporn.
The Jolly Westside Birthday Club gathered Monday afternoon April 22 at Mrs. Oscar Jones home. Members Mrs Dean Myers Mrs Paul Strand and Mrs Ruth Kroger attended along with 14 members and 2 visitors enjoying a password game and a potluck lunch organized by Mrs Richard Widge and Mrs Clara Anderson.
Friday evening guests at the Leon Meerkatz home included Larry Coover and Beverly Ekdahl. Delano Hahn and wife from Minneapolis stayed with Ray Werner. Ellen Spires of Kearney visited Elmer Hanquist. Gene Bauer and family of Sutton and Edward Saylor and family of Central City spent Saturday with Oscar Sundberg.
Mary Ann Nyberg was honored at a Saturday night shower hosted by Mrs. Dick Harless with about 20 guests. Assisting were Mrs. Doug Smith of Julesburg and Mrs. Harold Carlson. The event featured bridal games, gifts, and a green and white lunch. Nyberg plans to marry Ken Hultstrand on April 27.
Mr. and Mrs. James Ostrander and family, along with Elaine Ostrander of Columbus, were Sunday dinner guests in the home of their mother and Mrs. Frank Ostrander.
Youth groups press for clearer rules on car accelerator safety and driver training. They cite rising incidents and demand stricter standards from manufacturers and regulators to curb runaway acceleration risks.
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