Popular couple observe 25th wedding anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Gustafson celebrated their Silver Wedding Anniversary with an open house on Sunday August 3. Almost 100 relatives and friends attended despite heat. A program featured nieces, singing, instrumental numbers, poems and a talk by Rev. A C Bates. Gifts included a silver coffee serving set and a three tier cake from their sons Roger and Richard. The couple, married near Hordville 25 years ago, reside on a farm north of Polk.
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Oscar Gustafson
Lloyd Hahn
Gustafson
Sheralee Hill
Rudolph Gustafson
Roger Gustafson
Floyd Miller
James Lindburg
Sondra Hill
Marilyn Hahn
Glenn Hill
A. C. Bates
Roger
Richard
Chas. Leach
Central City
Gustaf
Hordville
Polk
Mildred Stevens Anderson
Wayne Stevens
Chambers
Mundt and Bamesberger Tie The Knot At Hampton
Miss Dorothy Mundt daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Mundt and Rolland Bamesberger son of Mr and Mrs John Bamesberger of Hampton wed at Immanuel Lutheran church with Rev C W Long officiating. The ceremony featured white gladiolas and cambrabras, organ music, and a two week honeymoon. Both are Polk and Hampton graduates and will reside in Aurora.
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Donald
Mervin Troester
Hampton
Betty
Ruth ‘Mundt
Lord
Harukd Meerkatz
Lloyd Kroger
Doris Wilshusen
Fbride
Evelyn ‘Mundt
Crete
Arlene Green
Candyce Rameshberger
Marian Strong
Slilver Creek
Lewis Driewer
Kenneth Thoester
Kenneth Wilshusen
Alfred Wahl
Aurora
Bamesberger
Polk High School
Hampton Schools
Farmer Injured Eye From Flying Steel Piece
Everett Cramer, a young farmer living south of Polk, was injured when a steel fragment flew into his eye last week. He receives treatment at Stromsburg and may be transferred to Omaha if removal is not possible.
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Everett Cramer
Polk
Stromsburg
Omaha
Boy Injured After Fall From Car Near Wallace Sande Home
Ronald Upton, three, son of Mr and Mrs Donald Upton, fell from the rear seat of a car near the Wallace Sande home last Sunday evening. He was rushed to Stromburg hospital with possible brain concussion and other injuries.
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Ronald
Donald Upton
Wallace Sande
Stromburg ‘Hospital
Madsen to Teach at Polk Bible Camp Conference
Dr T B Madsen president of the Free Church Schools will lead the Bible Hour on Studies in First Corinthians at the 23rd annual Evangelical Free Churches of Nebraska meeting held August 12 to 17 at Polk Bible Camp. Rev J F Francine will give evening messages and Gil Dodds will testify Friday night.
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T. B. Madsen
Evangelical Free Churches of Nebraska
Polk
Madsen
Free Church Schools
J F. Francine
Ev Free Church of
Minneapolis
C. C. Larson
Windom
Minn
Cliffora Newquist
Lexington
Neb
Gil Dodds
Christian
Dodds
Vacation Church School at Congregational Church
Vacation Church School is held this week at the Congregational Church with Rev E Earle Eaton, pastor. The article lists numerous local visits, family gatherings, funeral attendances, and social events involving Arborville residents and nearby towns, detailing weekend travels to Lincoln, Aurora, Lake Geneva, and Beaver Crossing.
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Down
Arborville Way
They ‘Congregational Church
E. Earle Eaton
Arborville Congregational Church
Lincoln
State Christian Endeavor Board
W L Cook
Tommy
Mary Blair
Lloyd
McCook
Ohio
John Wessel
Leo Currens
Maurice Flick
E. Earl Eaton
North Park
Central City
Daniel Graves
Charles Lantzer
Aurora
John Wochner
Aurora Hospital
T. ‘D. Otte
Lake Geneva, Wie
Tommy Hulme
Bradshaw Mying
Parl Stevens
Clark Stouffer
P. J. Jensen
Beaver Crossing
W. J. Fisher
Clinton Bahensky
Bob Vandengrift
Raymond
Jeannie
Ralph Fisher
Richard Thompson
Bradshaw
D. C. Morris
Robert Merchant
4-H Club Members Attend Camp and City Events
Seventeen 4-H members and sponsor Mrs. Raymond Nielsen traveled to Seward for camp with sunburns but positive reports on camp value. Girls showcased decorated belts while boys built boomerangs. Osceola Park picnic attendance fell due to harvest. records show 0 members and adults. The three day fair program was outlined including Girls Dress Revue and livestock judging. Polk County lists 24 clubs 47 leaders, 91 boys, and 130 girls enrolled. A County Polio meeting is set for August 12 in Osceola with State Director Belknap attending.
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Raymond Neilsen
Seward
Osceola Park
Ted Alexander
Polk County
Tm. Press
Osceola
Court House
Belknap
Blinding Headlights Linked to Nebraska Road Crashes
Nebraska Safety Council president Dwight Havens notes 570 highway accidents and 12 deaths last year due to blinding headlights. He urges drivers to dim beams and drive with courtesy as vacation travel rises this summer. Captain Sanders adds that dim or misfocused headlights are dangerous and calls for proper adjustment or repair.
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sNebraska
Dwight Havens
Nebraska Safety Council
Havens
Captain Sanders
The
Safety Patrol
Ready For School Health Drive Urges Checks and Immunization
Nebraska teachers and students return to classes as August urges a full medical and dental checkup. Family doctors should examine eyes ears nose throat and teeth and correct remediable defects. Immunization against diphtheria whooping cough and smallpox is emphasized for protection.
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Nebraska
Polk County Fair set for August 19 to 21
All roads lead to Polk County's big fair August 19 to 21. The event promises family friendly exhibits and entertainment for visitors.
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Polk County
Polk Man Flies to Sweden for Six Week Visit
Ivan Anderson a Polk county farmer travels from Nebraska to New York then boards a Trans Atlantic flight to Holland Sweden to visit his brother and two half sisters. He plans to stay about six weeks and marks his first trip back in 26 years since moving to Nebraska 86 years ago.
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POLK
Sweden
Ivan Anderson
New York
Holland
Mr. Anderson
Central
Nebraska
Out of Old Nebraska Rainmakers in 1890s
Supt James C Olson recounts Nebraska drought era efforts to bring rain. Rainmakers used gunpowder stations from Long Pine to Harrison and faced skepticism, with mixed results and fines or public ridicule in towns like ONeill and Minden. Government views were wary, including a dismissal of a rainmaker by Secretary J t Serling Morton in 1893.
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Old
Nebraska
James C. Olson
State Historical Society
Panhandle
Rain God Association
Long Pine
Harrison
Ravenna News
Loup City
O'Neill
Minden
J. T Serling Morton
Agriculture
Anniversary Celebration for Wallace and Sandell Couple
Friends and relatives gathered Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Sandell to honor their 15th wedding anniversary. Guests included numerous Hastings couples and families, with a program and moving pictures provided for entertainment followed by refreshments.
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Wallace Sandell
Gordon Fossburg
Donald Upton
John Adams
Hastings
F. W. Fossburg
Henry Sandell
Elwood Sandell
Paul Lemke
Marilyn
Willard Lindburg
Dean
Walter Nelson
Marvin
Church Schedules and Events in Local Congregations
Regular services listed for Hordville Baptist and Hordville Methodist churches with pastors and service times. The Swede Home Church announces August 3 worship and August 7 Bethphage Dorcas tea. August 1 services include Divine Worship and Luther League. all ladies invited. Community welcome to all events.
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Luther League
The
Dorcas
Arborville Church Service Listing with Sermons
Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. led by Earle Haton and Mrs. Harold Bedient. Divine Worship at 11:15 a.m. with Pastor Earle Haton delivering The Thrill That Comes Once In A Lifetime. Sermonette The Real Princess. Floyd Merchant as chorister and Mrs. Wayne Lindholm on organ.
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Arborville
Earle Haton
Harold Bedient
Floyd Merchant
Wayne Lindholm
First Baptist Church Announces Weekly Services and Camp
Paul Lemke serves as Pastor with a 10 00 a m Church School led by Mrs Walter J Nelson Supt Worship at 11 00 am Olaf Alfred to deliver the message 8 00 p m Union Gospel Service with Rev Olson preaching Evangelical Free Church Camp starts Tuesday night Missionary Society meets Thursday led by Mrs W R Whitacre Topic Hostesses include Mrs A E Swan With Christ In the Other America speakers Stouffer Fossberg and Wallace Sander
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First Baptist Church
Paul Lemke
Walter J Nelson
Olaf Alfred
Union
Rev
Olson
Evangelical Free Church
The
Missionary Society
W. R. Whitacre
A. E. Swan
America
J L. ‘Stouffer
F. W. Fossberg
Wallace Sander
Polk and Swede Plain Methodist Churches Schedule
Rev A C Bates pastorates union services Sunday evening at the Baptist Church with Milford Olson delivering the message at 8 p m Swede Plain Youth Fellowship meets Thursday evening August 13 at the Polk Methodist parsonage Sunday services Swede Plain morning worship 10 a m church school 11 a m Polk church school 10 a m morning worship 11 a m
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A C. Bates
Baptist Church
Milford Olson
Swede Plain Youth Fellowship
Methodist
Polk
Swede Plain
Lloyd Hahn Exhibits New Chevrolet Trick
Local performer Lloyd Hahn unveils a fresh Chevrolet trick drawing attention at the city show. Spectators watch as Hahn demonstrates a sleight of hand and mechanical move with a car model, drawing curious crowds and media interest.
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Lloyd Hahn
Evangelical Free Church announces services and events
Milford E Olson pastor leads Sunday services at 10 a m Sunday School at 112 a m Morning Worship at 8 p m Union Gospel Service at the Baptist Church M E Olson speaker Tuesday 7 30 p m young people's conference begins at the Bible Camp south of town and continues daily through Sunday Public welcome.
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Evangelical
Milford E. Olson
The
Baptist Church
M. E. Olson
Young People’s Conference
Bible
Let us send In your subscription to the Omaha World-Herald
A brief request invites readers to subscribe or renew their Omaha World-Herald subscription, outlining options and contact steps for persistent delivery.
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Omaha World-Herald
New Drivers Licenses On Sale In Nebraska
Owen J. Boyles announces licenses will be sold at all county courthouses on September 2 despite the law not becoming effective until September 7. Existing licenses expire September 7 and must be renewed within 60 days. two year licenses cost $2.00 and new licenses will be issued without examination to holders applying within 60 days after expiration.
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Owen J. Boyles
Motor Vehicle Division
Nebraska
Boyles
Heat wave grips Polk County and Nebraska farmers face drought
The region endures a second week of 100 plus degree heat with farmers watching skies for rain to save the 1947 corn crop. Subsoil moisture is draining, threatening yields as heat pushes daily relief to theaters and pools. Nationwide, the middlewest endures heat while the east coast stays cooler.
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Polk County
Nebraska
Osceola
Mercury
Middlewest
Rocky Mountains
Mississippi River
Community Notices From Stromsburg Nineteen Forty Three
Mrs David Carlson entertained guests on Monday afternoon including Mrs Harold Smith of Chicago and Mrs A Carlson and family. Several local families attended graduations at Kearney State Teacher's College where Mrs Nellie Wilcox earned a Bachelor of Arts degree. Relatives visited in Omaha and Osceola with picnics and birthday celebrations noted. Mrs Elsie Johnson underwent major surgery in Omaha and is recovering well.
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David Carlson
Harold Smith
Chicago
A. ,Carlson and
Donald+Rystrom
Harold Covey
Kearney
Kearney State Teacher's College
Alvin Anderson
Myron G. Johnson
Amelia Fredrickson
R. EB. Nelson
Omaha
Phyllis
Dorothy Lou Farris
Rodney Ostrom
Osceola
Ostrom
Osceola Park
Dickie Voss
Grand Island
Los Angeles
C Hansen
Tom Austin
Elsie Johnson
University Hospital
Obituaries from Nebraska include Gerber Swanson and Graham
John Gerber 59 died Sunday morning August 3 at the state hospital in Kearney after an extended illness. He lived with the Wieseman family in the valley for 36 years with services Tuesday at 11 at a church southeast of Monroe and interment there. Miss Anna Swanson 71 died Sunday at a Stromsburg hospital. services were held Wednesday at the Swofit Home Church with interment in the cemetery. Ray Graham 51 died Monday morning at a Kearney hospital. survivors include his widow and several children. Funeral services are Thursday at 2:30 p.m. at the Fairview Church.
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John Gerber
State Hospital
Kearney
Anna Swanson
Stromsburg
Swofit Home
Albert J. Ant
Charles Swanson
Glendale
California
Ray Graham
Silver Creek
Fairview Church
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Hordville Baptist Church
Edick A. Anderson
Beth Phage
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