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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1968
Page
2
Progress Files reports several moves into Polk with Killion and Horstman families, depot role changes, and local visits. Pearl Harbor electronic dinner clipping, lodging at Arrowhead Lodge, and county events are noted along with bank staff updates and church fair profits.
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From Denver they spent the past week. Miss Phyllis Steelquist played in a Fuller ton piano recital Sunday. Floyd Lytle and family moved into the former Hert es home Friday. The Herteses occupy the Oscar Strand home in south Polk. Ed Schultz of Fremont visited their son Harold Sunday. Henry Horstman of Kearney and another couple moved into the Theo Stevens residence. both teach in Polk schools. H A Cramer and Oscar Strand returned from Wyoming with four car loads of feeders. Baptist Choir members enjoyed refreshments after Thursday rehearsal. Phillip Sack visited Polk from Crete Sunday, returning Monday with Norris and Orton Alfred and Edmond Larson remaining until Tuesday.
Mr and Mrs Louie Blase and Henry Reeb attended Bishop Kennel's 40th ministry anniversary at Salem Mennonite Church Shickley then hosted supper at the Kennel home. Visitors included Julia Flodman Marvin Fredrickson at Good Samaritan Home Osceola and Will Cohagan Central City. Multiple villaid guests, calls, and dinners follow across Lincoln York Geneva Calloway Hastings Ellsworth and other towns with relatives and church connections.
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