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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1963
Page
3
Thanksgiving greetings fill homes as families from Grand Island Lincoln and Omaha join dinners with the Gleims Lindgrens Petersons and other local residents. Guests include the Shaffers Jones Wurtz Laessles Baacks and many relatives with notes of birthdays anniversaries and travel from Florida to California events.
A snapshot lists college students home for Thanksgiving including Brice Johnson and Joyce Stewart from Midland, Karen Stevens, Janelle Smith, Douglas Stevens, Gary Stromberg from Wesleyan, Natalie Hahn, Douglas Sundberg, Donald Morris from the University, Bonnie Hanquist, Bethany College, Mick and Dave Fjell, Gary and Cheryl Stohl, Roger Nielsen from Kearney State, Linda Johnson from Nurses Training at Omaha, and Linda Gustafson from Hastings Nurses Training.
Mr and Mrs Wayne Ramsey and family along with Mr and Mrs Bill Kaeding and families were among guests at the David Scow home in Shelby for Thanksgiving. Judy Kay Kaeding stayed overnight with Pat Ramsey. Mr and Mrs Wayne Ramsey and Mrs Lester Rehrs were mentioned among attendees.
A busy Thanksgiving Week across Arcadia and nearby towns features multiple households hosting relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Fredrickson and Jane welcomed guests including the Stohls and several Stohl children from Kearney State Teachers College, while many others shared meals in homes of Harless, Lindburg, Litty, Sealey, Gustafson, Sundberg, Forss, Morris, Sundberg, and Sandell families. Notable visits included trips to Omaha, Minneapolis, and Kansas City, with extended family from York, David City, Adams, and Rag areas gathering for dinners and Sunday coffee.
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