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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1963
Page
4
A North Blue community notes Gwynuel Johnsons wedding anniversary with relatives visiting and hosting in York and Hampton. Families from Staplehurst, Davenport, Lincoln, and Gresham attend birthdays and services. Neighboring gatherings include a memorial funeral in York and a family picnic in Hampton with extended kin from Denver and Iowa.
Mrs Nola Simpson Mervin Shenk and Charles visited Grand Island on Monday as part of local business engagement and meetings with area firms.
Community 4 H Busy Beavers and families enjoyed a park picnic with Corwin Mead Aurora County Agent as guest. Local residents and visiting relatives attended gatherings at multiple homes and parks, including celebrations for Mrs. Nelson and Mrs. Ortegren. Various guests traveled from Iowa California and Washington for family visits and vacations.
The Children's Society for Christian Service of the Methodist Church held an afternoon swimming party at Buckley Park. Thirty members returned to Polk Park for a lunch served by Mrs. James Lindburg Mrs. Arlo Stevens and Mrs. Irvin Anderson. Transportation was provided by several volunteers.
Mr and Mrs Wendell Appleton and family will move Thursday to Lexington Nebraska where Wendell has been made sales manager for a feed company Their new address will be 110 West 8th Lexington Mrs Ike Ostberg was a Saturday guest in the home of her sister Mrs Olga Graves in Central City
A birthday party honoring Debra Gustafson aged eight was held at the Roger Gustafson home on Thursday. Guests included the Gustafson and Skinner families and several of Debra’s playmates.
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