Hordville Bulldogs Win First Two Games
Hordville High School reports the Bulldogs won their first two basketball games of the season, beating Shelby 81 40 and defeating McCool Junction 65 59. The schedule lists upcoming home games against Bradshaw, Clarks, and Gresham with expected dates in December.
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Harless
Lady Fair
Jane Beerman
The
Baptist Church
Rudolph Gustafson
Shelby
Bulldogs
McCool Junction
Bradshaw
Clarks
Gresham
Happenings At Gordon Carlson Home Sunday Guests
Sunday afternoon visitors to Gordon A. Carlson's home included Mr and Mrs Ted Janky. Earlier in the week callers at Mr and Mrs Martin Hoffman Sr's home were a list of neighbors relatives and friends including the Hoffmans Jr Virgil Tenniges Bob Brazda Dean Myers Mary Beck Ravenna Ollie Johnson Ostberg Norquest Jazda Sr pastor Rowoldt Vergil Bush Willard Henderson and granddaughter Lisa Hoffman. Saturday supper guests at Bradshaw included Mr and Mrs Ralph Redman and family visiting Roger Kaiser and family.
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Gordon A. Carlson
Ted Janky
Martin Hoffman
Martin Hoffman, Jr
Virgil Tenniges
Bob Brazda
Dean Myers
Lisa Hoffman
Orlie Miller
Lyle Dornburgh
Lawrence Larson
Stromsburg
Richard Johnson
David Ring
Viola Ziegelbein
Henry Blase
Darold Hoffman
Kim
Lyle Widge
Henry Reed
Ralph Redman
Roger Kaiser
Bradshaw
Community Gathers for Visits and Supper Gatherings
Swede Home News reports multiple local visits and meals. Mr and Mrs Virgil Bush spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Walter Bush. Harlan Younglund and Myron Larson hosted at Columbus Cafe. Nadine and Verlene Larson visited grandfather William Larson. Ellen Oquist and Nellie Olson had Sunday dinner with Wilbur Olson. Jim Wundstrom family stayed at Martin Lundstrom home. Walter Bush hosts guests Ellen Rasmussen and Donald Anderson after visiting Lynch Hospital. David Jones visited William Larson. TCW Club hosted by Harlan Johnson. Lillie Chindgren and Ronald Sarow visited Olga Larson. Duane Jones returned from Minneapolis after attending a Lutheran Brotherhood Insurance Convention.
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Virgil Bush
Walter Bush
Harlan Younglund
Myron Larson
Columbus
Nadine
Verlene Larson
William Larson
Ellen Oquist
Nellie Olson
Wilbur Olson
Jim Wundstrom
Martin Lundstrom
Ellen Rasmussen
Omsha
Donald Anderson
Valley
Spencer
Nebraska
Albert B Johnson
Lynch Hospital
David Jones
Harlan Johnson
TCW
Lillie Chindgren
Ronald Sarow
Olga Lars
Duane Jones
Minneapolis
Minn
Jones
Lutheran Brotherhood Insurance
Lindholm Guests Celebrate Thanks giving Day Across Homes
Polk local notes record Thanksgiving Day visitors as Mr and Mrs Wayne Lindholm and Russ of Lincoln hosted Don Lindholm. Afternoon calls to Mrs Bessie Reckner in hospital. Sunday dinner guests joined Mr and Mrs Conrad Lindholm at Columbus with Calvin Gertsch. Evening visits to Osceola and Good Samaritan Center. Guests included Emma Johnson’s birthday celebration with Oscar Sundberg Mae Felton Hannah Bodine and Janice Saylor.
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Wayne Lindholm
Russ
Lincoln
Don Lindholm
Bessie Reckner
Conrad Lindholm
Calvin Gertsch
Columbus
Ted Johnson
Osceola
Bessie Green
Good Samaritan Center
Oscar Sundberg
Mae Felton
Hannah Bodine
Janice Saylor
Emma Johnson
Arborville Birthdays and Visits Highlight Community Gatherings
Family birthday celebrations stretch across Arborville including John Recknor Lorraine Bauer Vicki Recknor Ed Recknor Ruth Sandell and Donald Morris as various households host dinners and surprise parties Danny Perkins on leave from the Navy visits his grandmother in San Diego while Terry Rust of York is honored at Arborville Hall Bingo and decorations mark a bridal event. Local coaches families and neighbors share meals and attend church and school events in Trumbull Exeter Osceola and surrounding areas.
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Danny Perkins
Navy
San Diego
Calif
L. D Perkins
Paul Strand
Alfred Stephens
Donald Morris
D. G C
Floyd Bittinger
Dennis van Housen
Craig
Lloyd van Housen
Neal van Housen
Vergil Bush
Terry Rust
York
Arborville Hall
Bingo
Freda Shockey
Harry Kennel
Virgil Tenniges
Ralph Fisher
Walter Fisher
Weekend Visits and Thanksgiving at Local Homes
Mr and Mrs Harold Hanshew of Litchfield visited Mr and Mrs Glen Babcock for Sunday dinner. Mrs Lyle Dornburgh spent Thursday evening in Columbus. Mr and Mrs Murray Nelson visited Boelus and later stayed in Hastings with Oscar Nelson. Mrs Don Hudson hosted a Thursday birthday gathering for Mae Felton with several guests. The Swede Plaine MYF held a family Thanksgiving supper at the church on November 28 with bingo for entertainment.
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Harold Hanshew
Litchfield
Glen Babcock
Lyle Dornburgh
Arlo Ewert
Columbus
Murray Nelson
Boelus
Albert Whitefoot
Hastings
Oscar Nelson
Don Hudson
Thurdsay
Mae Felton
Oscar Sundberg
Leo Calhoun
Hannah Bodine
Emma Johnson
Edward Saylor
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Richard Anderson
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Grand Island
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Richard Bauer
Gewecke
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Laula Swanson
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Dorcas
Don Bankson
Dwayne Hahn
Fridhem-Grace Luther League
Parkview
Merrick Manor
Crossroads
Marquette
Mel Olson
Omaha
Hardvile High School
Rochelle Stranberg
Alvin Stranberg
Kearney
Lutheran Church
Sandra Chader
Busy Beaver Livestock
Lavern Ziegelbein
Sec.Treas
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Cindy Bankson
Dean Bankson
Rhea Shoup
Emmett Shoup
Betsy Timmons
Dallas Timmons
Hamilton County Teachers’ Association
Mhordville
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Polk
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Swede Home News
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Lawson Recknor
Lorraine Bauer
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Ruth Sandell
Rodney Johnson
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Cindy
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Fred Bedient
Vern Samuels
Lisa
Wilfred Stephens
Pearl Dyer
Exeter
Leon Meerkatz
Mon Dush
Francis Tewell
Hilene Hanson
Childress Singers
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Trumbull
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