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Newspaper

Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1963

Page

5

Rainbow Rebekahs Host Lodge Visitors

Rainbow Rebekahs entertained visitors from Central City and Osceola lodges. Ruby Stewart was initiated as a new member with Laura Merchant as degree captain. Loriie Cox, Mount Hope Lodge member from Nivot Colorado now near Hordville, also attended. Pie and coffee were served to 46 members and visitors with Crystal Cramer and Anna Kisler as coffee hostesses.

Polk Rainbow Rebekah Lodge Central City Osceola Ruby Stewart Laura Merchant Loriie Cox Mount Hope Nivot Colo Hordville Crystal Cramer Anna Kisler

Mrs Ostrander and Harold Visit Her Mother in Columbus

Mrs Ostrander and Harold visited her mother Sunday at a rest home in Columbus.

Frank Ostrander Harold Columbus

Gail Johnson Weds Cynda Jensen In Denver Church Ceremony

Gail Ray Johnson and Cynda Lu Jensen married at Calvary Baptist Church in Denver with Dr. Henry J. Cross officiating. Attendants included Joan and Sally Kennedy and Lt. Leon Johnson as best man. The couple, both Colorado State College juniors, will live in Denver this summer before returning to CSU. Johnson, a former Greeley High standout, earned all state honors in 1961. Lt. Johnson, on weekend leave from Biloxi, Miss., attended the wedding.

Gail Ray Johnson Cynda Lu Jensen Denver Calvary Baptist Church Marion Jensen Elwyn Johnson 10Th Ave Henry J. Cross Joan Sally Kennedy Leon Johnson Jim Gilbert Marion Kan Colorado

Arborville News Round of Local Visitations and Leaves

Connie Hoffman returns from United Nation Tour sponsored by Odd Fellows and Rebekah Lodges. Family visits and dinners mark Sunday gatherings in David City York Stromsburg Bradshaw and Central City. George Otte returns from two month stay in California. Navy sailor Fredrick Otte arrives home on leave after promotion to Petty Officer first class.

Connie, Hoffman Fritz Otto Ernest Brockwell John Medinger David City Lorene Medinger Wichita Kansas Edward Reckner Raymond Jenkins York Connie Hoffman Martin Hoffman Jr United Nation Odd Fellow Rebekah Francis Tewell Hiram Tewell Stromsburg Rex Krautz Trumbull Polk Park Ray Perkins L. D. Perkins Jimmy Gnauden George Otte Frank Otte Redwood City Calif Ted Otte Ralph Fisher Joe Fisher Morris Fisher Bryan Memorial Hospital Methodist Church Lincoln Linda Dornburg Norman Reckner Bobby Cline Lowell Bills Lee Anderson Charles Burgess M. D. Anderson Bradshaw Ed Beckner Lansing and Lorraine Robert Merchant Laura Merchant Roy Glasser, Jr Colorado Loren Calhoun Idaho Falls Idaho Lloyd Morris Lowell Calhoun Floyd Merchant Howard Smith Gulf Port Mississippi George Key Sybl Hume Boulder Cole Frank Sandall Denver Colo Fredrick Otte U. S. Navy Dental Tech

Local Girls Spend Week With Grandmother

Miss Kathy Prososki spent last week with her grandmother Mrs. Anna Kisler while her parents vacationed in the Black Hills. Mrs. Blanche Fitz returned from Lincoln where she attended summer school at the University.

Kathy Prososki Anna Kisler Black Hills Blanche Fitz Lincoln The University

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Iga Aun Rockyford Canteloupe Bartlett Pears Swift Worthmore Wimmer’s Weiners Marlene Oleo Cello Stromberg’s Rainbow Rebekahs Arborville News Floyd Ruth Bills Arborville Lindsey Cook Friends Church Hillis Sterner Hercel Shenk John Wochner Emkin Ancis Tewell Lorraine Reckner Myrna Merchant
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