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Newspaper

Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1961

Page

4

North Blue Doings Picnic Honors Michigan Kin in Polk Park

A Polk County social roundup notes a family reunion in Polk Park honoring Mrs. Remina Blase and Mr Orville Blase of Inkster Michigan with 58 relatives in attendance. Visitors across towns include the Klingsporns, Hoffmans, Blases, and Wurtzes, plus Priebe and Sundberg households. Trips to Colorado Missouri and California are mentioned, with multiple dinners and visits recorded in York Grand Island and Benedict.

Jim Klingsporn Lincoln Ewart Klingsporn Jim Klingsporns Missouri M. E. Gruett Arlan Warneke Louis Heiden Seward Lawrence Hoffman Leonard Hoffman Gene Larry Klingsporn Larry Hoffman Colorado Duane Blase Don Schleichardt Grand Island Romina Blase Orville Blase Inkster Mich Chas. Wilshusen York Minnie Smith Carl Blase Herbert Blase Gilbert Drie“wer Bobby East Hill Park Ed Klingsporn Kay Roy Heiden Jo Ann Benedict Earl Waak Lonnie Ernest Nierman Polk Park Remina Blase Inktser, Mich Raymond Sagehorn Elmer Wilshusen Jane Marvin Bankson Brenda Gordon Johnson Lois Willis Art Dose Lester Rhode Bob Buller W. C. Blase Loretta McCoy Ruth Kroger Inkster, Mich Sam Cook Clarks Paul Ellis California Clarence Rahrs Kelvin Douglas Roehrs Hampton Marvin Schulze

Hordville Schools Set to Open September 1

Hordville public schools will open Friday September 1 at 9 am with morning classes only and no school on Labor Day. Lunch program starts that date. Two new teachers join Hardville: Wanda Ediger for 6th and 7th grades and Irene Cude in high school music English and speech. Returning staff include Superintendent Darrell Montgomery and principals along with extended elementary and support staff.

Darrell Montgomery Mhordville Hardville Wanda Ediger Irene Cude Verna Erickson Gerald King Dennis Nosal Mae Wisely Gladys John Martha Creech Gilbert Necker Bertha Anderson Glen Carlson Gorman Foley Dennis Nasal Central City

Mrs Grant Johnson Is Home Society Hostess

The Home Society met at the farm home of Mrs Grant Johnson on Wednesday afternoon. Nine members attended and out of town visitors included Mrs Glenn Mier of Seward Mrs Jake Harding and Mrs Bob Peterson of Lincoln. After a brief business meeting a banco was enjoyed with Mrs Steel as evening high and Mrs Rudy as low. Mrs Kisler received the hostess gift.

The Home Society Grant Johnson Glenn Mier Seward Jake Harding Bob Peterson Lincoln Banco Steel Evening High Rudy Low Kisler

Local family gatherings mark celebrations and visits

A series of social visits and family events across Polk County are noted. Highlights include Mrs. Johnsons' Sunday birthday celebration at O E Johnson home, BPW lawn supper at Central City, Scotty Werner’s first birthday party, and multiple visits among Cramer Baker and Andrews families plus military moves of Capt Max Pettijohn from Okinawa to Las Vegas Air Force base.

John A. Andrews Loretta McCoy Mervin Samuels Vern Samuels Myron Norquest Doug Max Pettijohn Neal McCormick Okinawa Air Force Base Las Vegas Air Force Neal

Hordville Happenings Honor Ralph Carlson Family at Picnic

Hordville events include a Saturday picnic honoring Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Carlson and family and Mrs. Millie Carlson of Escalon California. Guests included neighbors and relatives from Mead Aurora Hastings and Central City as well as California and Iowa visitors, plus local residents hosting meals and dances. A new music teacher joins the local schools and other families are noted visiting and staying with kin in the area.

Ralph Carlson Hordville Richard Nygren Mead Birger Benson Paul Nielsen Millie Carlson Escalon Calif Mms Leo Bowlby Allen Hemmengsen Boys Columbus Ernest Timmons Christina Ortegren Aurora Arvid Carlson Jennie Andersen Marquette Richard Veburg Messrs Conrad Veburg John Veburg J. E. Benson Ronald Veburg Edwin Prante Hastings I. M. Bengston Kenneth Clayton C. Veburg California Hardville Germany Weburg Alma Nyberg Central City Siewert Stone Gray Iowa Swen Stone Elmer Peterson Lois Amanda Larson Rich Ard Nygren Carl Eddie Benson Fremont Jerry Friesen Lincoln

Werth and Werner Families Dine With Lincoln Guests

Mr and Mrs Donley Werth and Lincoln friends dined at the R C Werner home. Afternoon and lunch companions included Mr and Mrs Roger Werner and family Mr ix and Mrs Ken Werner with Scotty. Chas Stromberg of Lincoln hosted a Sunday dinner for Robert E Stromberg of Washington DC Merle Stromberg and family of Wahoo Lloyd Stromberg Gary Arlan Rolland Stromberg and family Beda Stromberg of York attended.

Donley Werth Lincoln R. C. Werner Roger Werner I.x Ken Werner Scotty Chas. Stromberg Robert E. Stromberg Washington, D. C Merle Stromberg Wahoo Lloyd Stromberg Gary Arlan Rolland Stromberg Beda Stromberg York

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