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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1967
Page
4
New Mexico visitors from Los Alamos and Buckley Park area share picnics and visits with Lincoln and Grand Island families. TCW Club couples enjoy a Thursday picnic at Buckley Park while relatives and friends host dinners and gatherings in town and surrounding communities.
A fellowship dinner at the Hordville Baptist Church honored Mr and Mrs Hilding Lyon and Sally as they prepare to move to Cedaredge Colorado. Sally and Mrs Lyon leave this week. he plans a stay before joining them. Other local visits and travels are noted, including church activities and family guests from Nebraska and Iowa.
Bill Coover of Kansas City, Missouri visited his brother and sister in Polk with Ed Coover and Arlo Stevens, leaving Tuesday for home. Don Manquist and Lorraine Reckner were weekend visitors at Longmont, Colorado visiting friends.
Wednesday evening guests at the Dean Samuelson residence included Mrs William Carlin of Denver Colorado Mrs Josephine Samuelson and the Harless couple with Pam along with Mr and Mrs Harold Bunting of Union New Jersey. Trevor Carlson of Stratford Iowa stayed from Thursday to Saturday at the Lloyd Widge home visiting relatives, having returned from Vietnam in June.
A long list of local residents hosted, visited, and traveled this weekend. Harry Kennels entertained at a cookout while Lorraine Reckner spent the weekend in Colorado. Families from Vernon Cline to Grand Island hosted dinners and picnic suppers with multiple local couples and children attending.
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