Mildred Norquest Hosts F W Club Meeting
The Faithful Workers Club met at Mildred Norquest home with 16 members and 3 visitors. Jeanine Hoffman led the program as Bunco was played Anita Norquest won high prize Irene Carlson low prize Teresa Van Ostrand received hostess gift Florence and Della Hoffman served lunch concluding a pleasant afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faithful Workers Club
Mildred Norquest
Jeanine Hoffman
Bunco
Anita Norquest
Irene Carlson
Teresa van Ostrand
Florence
Della Hoffman
Local Community Social Visits and Guests
Mr and Mrs Burdette Flodman visited her father Carl Best at the Veterans Hospital in Grand Island. Sunday visitors included Mrs Rose Swanson and lunch with Mrs Julia Flodman, with numerous other neighbors and relatives hosting or visiting across several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burdette Flodman
Carl Best
Veteran’s Hospital
Grand Island
Rose Swanson
Julia Flodman
Wayne Ramsey
Henry Reed
Art Piince
York
Leslie Adelson
Gunnard Stohl
Arthur Adelson
Omaha
County Co-op Members Attend Annual Kansas City Meeting
A chartered bus carried 32 Co-op directors members and guests from Osceola Polk and Stromsburg to the Consumers Cooperative Association 33rd Annual Meeting in Kansas City Missouri. Over 500 attendees heard Pauline Fredrick and Secretary Orville Freeman with Byron Torell introducing the latter. The association reported 193 million dollars in sales and 14 million in net savings Homer Young leads as president and general manager Byron Torell was reelected to a three year board term Attendees included Vern Eklund Rudolph Nyberg Reuben Hanquist Don Hanquist Wallace Sandell Ollie Baker and Victor Larsen across Monday to Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola, Polk and Stromsburg
Kansas City
Consumers Cooperative Association
Pauline Fredrick
NBC
United Nations
Orville L. Freeman
Nebraska
CCA
Byron Torell
Homer Young
Vern Eklund
Rudolph Nyberg
Reuben
Don Hanquist
Wallace Sandell
Ollie Baker
Victor Larsen
Co-op
Harless and Samuelson Families Dine With Friends
Polk local social notes report Mr. and Mrs. Leland Harless and family and others visiting in Grand Island to see Santa Claus. Mrs. Josephine Samuelson hosted Sunday dinner with Dean Samuelson and family. Don Hanquist marked a birthday with a luncheon at Don Hanquist’s home. Farmers Union dinner attendees in David City included Ben Peterson and the Aker and Hahn households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leland Harless
Jan
Cheryl
Gail
Dean Samuelson
Josephine Samuelson
Darold Hoffman
Roger Werner
Grand Island
Santa Claus
Elmer Hanquist
Don Hanquist
Don
Farmers Union
David City
Ben Peterson
P. W. Aker
Lloyd Hahn
Birthday visits honor Nannie Sundberg in Stromsburg
Thursday evening guests at Nannie Sundberg’s Stromsburg home included Mr. and Mrs. Willard Adelson Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Forss Mr. and Mrs. Harold Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Johnson for her birthday. Bruno Irmer of York and Gilbert Gertsch were host and hostess’ Sunday visitors. Miss Jean Larkin spent Thursday night with Arlyce Lind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Fredrickson
Judy Adelson
Harold Anderson
R. B. Darnell
Clarks
Leslie Adelson
Dick Larson
Cindy
Central City
Hennie Seymour
Don Miller
Clarence Johnson
Robert Shostrom
Roy Carlson
Hans Nielsen
Martha Simpson
Selma Carlson
Stromsburg
LaVaughn Adelson
John Holmes
Lincoln
Wilda Holmes
Robert
Milan Hanquist
Rodney
Reuben Hanquist
Nannie Sundberg
Willard Adelson
Adolph Forss
Harold Johnson
Raymond Johnson
Bruno Irmer
York
Gilbert Gertsch
Jean Larkin
Arlyce Lind
Also Mentioned on This Page
F. W. Club
Patronize Progress
Booth
Lincoln Central City
Omah
Colvict Clums
Benedict
St. Edward Fri
Farmers Co-op Grain Ass’n
Polk Grain Company
Brazda Fertilizer & Skelgas
Brazda Implement Co
Dot
Beauty
Kahler’s Coffee Shop
Polk Oil Company
Floyd’s
Johnson’s Garage
Kisler Sundries
Citizens State Bank
Polk Light & Water
KLIP
Kurl Beauty and Barber Shop
Phil and
Lola Meline
Stromberg’s
IGA
Polk
Haith Motor Co
Dodge
Dodge Trucks
Dart Sales & Service
Dodge and Dart
Glenn Schwarz
Phillips 66
Floyds
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