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Newspaper

Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1949

Page

4

Local families enjoy weekend at Schultze shack near McCool

Mr and Mrs Everett Cramer and family and others fished and spent Sunday night at the Schultze shack south of McCool. Harold Bedient visited his parents in the forenoon and was joined by Mr and Mrs Herbert Bedient, Mr and Mrs Earl Stevens, Mr and Mrs Lawrence Sundberg and Vance of Rockford Illinois and Mr and Mrs James in the afternoon.

Everett Cramer Lee Morris Maynard Schrader Schultze Shack McCool Harold Bedient Fred Bedient Herbert Bedient Bradshaw Earl Stevens Lawrence Sundberg and Vance Rockford, Illinois James Harold Cramer Grand Island John Bills Bull Bowen Council Bluffs Iowa Charles Norquest Martin Hoffman Estella Wilkins York Ester Lackey Columbus Frank Bennett Bernard Bennett Dale Fremont

Local residents mingle at family and friend gatherings

Sunday and weekend visits fill Polk and area homes as Lindburgs, Bedients, Stevens, Lackeys, and others host guests from Polk to Stromsburg and York. Rodeo attendance in Burwell and trips to Columbus and the Black Hills accompany social calls among area families and relatives.

York Social Notes Highlight Visits and Local Events

Edson Wilcox of York visited Friday at the Shockey home. Alf and Fred D. Shockey were York visitors Monday. Mrs. Harry Guidinger spent two weeks in Vancouver Washington. Alf Shockey and niece and nephew Freda and Fred David Shockey visited Sunday with local families. Peterson and Glasser families hosted visitors Sunday afternoon and later Mrs. Peterson and Mrs. Glasser visited Mrs. Hills Sterner in York hospital. Polk County Farm Bureau picnic at Osceola Park with Charles Marshall of Lincoln as speaker. Free swimming and ice cream were offered. Ronnie Benson left for Lincoln for two weeks Navy work.

Ester Lackey Roy Glasser, Jr Gerald Stevens Hills Sterner York Hospital Robert L Merchant W D Ely Aurora Charles Norquest Herbert Opfer Bradshaw Black Hills Burwell Edward Reckner Ted Otte John Wechner Glen Caswell Springfield Wisconsin D. Otte Caswell Otte Wilfred and Siggar Bates Roy Milton Alva Oklahoma Stanley Peterson A H Ramsey Inlaw Bill Kaeding Leand Bowers Kenny Claude Lantzer C W Recknor R E Merchant Florence Shockey Fred D. Shockey York College Glenn Schrader Elaine Jim Klingsporn Burwell Friay Farnum Schrader Near Bradshaw Edson Wilcox York Alf Shockey Alf Harry Guidinger Vancouver Washington Freda Fred David Shockey Fred H. Shockey Roy Glasser Jr Stanle Peterson Mesdames Peterson Glasser Hillis Sterner Polk County Farm Bureau Osceola Park Charles Marshall Lincoln Ronnie Benson Navy

Birthday celebration hosts and travels across Nebraska

A family gathering at D. C. Morris home celebrated a birthday with attendees including Mr. and Mrs. Calhoun and others. Calhouns plan a week in Estes Park. Rust family cares for the Calhoun children during absence. Baby boy born to Virgil Tonniges and Frances Shockey Tonniges in Grand Island. Wayne Lindholm visits wife Doris in Omaha, Lizzie Johnson to stay for a few days. Ruzicka and Jisa families host dinner in Chapman. Bills and companions head to Minnesota for fishing.

Lauren Calhoun Benedict J. C. Rust Jr Bradshaw Lee Morris Jimmie Hal Floyd Bittinger D. C. Morris Calhoun Estes Park Rust Virgil Tonniges Grand Island Tonniges Lutheran Ten Ray Werner Harold Green Polk Minnesota

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