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Newspaper

Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1971

Page

3

Thanksgiving Day Guests Across Swede Home Area Families

Thanksgiving Day saw multiple families hosting relatives across Swede Home community. Guests included the Johnson, Engberg, Gestrine, Hanquist, Jones, Lundstrom, Sandin, Willits, Johnson, and Gustafson households with relatives from Monroe, Kansas City, Hardville, Norfolk, Osceola, and Clarks.

Harold Nielson Monroe Steve Allen Kansas City Larry Davis Don ®Ankson Hardville Walter Jones Ruth Lester Gestrine Irvin Gestrine Martin Gestrine Karen Roger Hanquist Edna Gestrine Raymond Gestrine Wayne Johnson Harold W. Johnson David Jones Duane Jones Viola Weisseman Osceola Martin Lundstrom Esther Appleton Walter Samuelson Steven Lundstrom Todd Amy Dale Lindburg Rudolf Sandin Burdette Sandin

Social Security Office Phone Help Visit

Lawrence C. Wheeler, a Lincoln field representative, will visit Osceola at the courthouse second floor on Wednesday December 15 1971 from 9 30 to 11 30 AM. Call local office at 475 3581 for Medicare coverage questions and to save a trip.

Lincoln Lawrence C. Wheeler Osceola

Polk County Historical Society Meets in Osceola

The Polk County Historical Society held its November 16 meeting at 8:00 p.m. in the United Methodist Church Osceola. Mrs Kenneth Sipes welcomed members as the Womens Society of Christian Service. Music by Osceola School featured a girls flute quartet and a girls duet. Slides with explanations traced Osceola Methodist Church history and growth. The December 16 meeting at 7:30 p.m. will be in Swede Haven Stromsburg with Covenant Home providing bingo prize items.

Polk County Historical Society United Methodist Church Osceola Kenneth Sipes Womens Society of Christian Service Osceola School Swede Haven Stromsburg Swede Haven Society Mid-West Covenant Home

Local Visits Share News With Rudolph Gustafson and Hanquist Families

Mr and Mrs Ollie Johnson were Thursday evening visitors in the Rudolph Gustafson home. Sunday afternoon and luncheon guests of Mr and Mrs Reuben Hanquist included Mr and Mrs Ray Devies, Mr and Mrs Paul Oswald, Mrs Val Oswald, and Thad of Aurora.

Ollie Johnson Rudolph Gustafson Ray Devies Paul Oswald Val Oswald Thad Aurora Reuben Hanquist Gwynnel Johnson Hampton

Third Graders Are Christmas Busy and Busy

Third graders are busy with Christmas activities and classroom projects. Students built a joint bulletin board tree with individual parts. They study geometry in math and clothing in social studies while finishing a unit on food. Posters about fruits were made. SRA Achievement Tests are given this week.

Polk ASC Convention Set for December 14 in Osceola

Polk County ASC will hold its convention at the ASCS office in Osceola at 9:00 A M on December 14 1971. Three delegates from each community will elect a County ASC Committee member and two alternates. The meeting also names 1972 chairman and vice chairman, with 24 delegates from eight communities voting. Observers are welcome.

Polk County ASC ASCS Osceola Eugene Sterup Co. Asc Richard Sealey Paul Walgren F.1d. Donelson F. A. Donelson Sterup

McNaught and Kealiher families observe birthday week

Progress Files note Mr and Mrs N E McNaught and Bill plus Mr and Mrs Noel Kealiher and girls helping celebrate a birthday. Other items include Polk High's 52 30 win over Hampton to start the 1961 62 basketball season and several social visits from Shelby to Fairfax Stromsburg Wichita Powell and Stohl. Todd Harold born to Roger Hanquist couple on November 21.

N. E. McNaught Bill Noel Kealiher Polk High Hampton Roy Glasser Ralph Kahler Esther Whitacre Harry Huddleston Shelby Willard Adelson James Adelson Marlin Peterson Fairfax Iowa Roger Hanquist Todd Harold Edd Coover Robert Oliver Stromsburg Omaha Coover Oliver Robert Gustafson Neufeld Wichita Kans Gunnard Stohl Richard Haney Powell Wyo Lavern Schulze Raymond Mason St. Anthony Idaho

Junior High PEP Club News Cheerleaders Named

The Tth and 8th grade cheerleaders are Jane Kealiher rally captain Heidi Harrington Patty Bender Peggy Neeman Cheryl Fisher and Abbi Harrington. Officers are Tammy Fisher president Lans Bills vice president Jonita Baack secretary and Sue Erickson news reporter.

Jane Kealiher Heidi Harrington Patty, Bender Peggy Neeman Cheryl Fisher Abbi Harrington Tammy Fisher Lans, Bills Jonita Baack Sue Erickson

Bizzy Bees 4 H Club Meeting Report

On November 11 1971 the Bizzy Bees met at the Nee mans home for lunch and a business session. The president led the pledge and the group discussed reorganizing for another year with no old or new business. After closing they played games.

Bizzy Bees Neemans Jesse Kennel

Local visits and birthday club meetings noted

Ten days at the home of their daughter Mrs Owen Bedient and Mr and Mrs Elmer Wilshusen visited Carl Wilshusen at the Lutheran hospital in Grand Island Saturday. The South Polk birthday club met Tuesday November 21 at the home of Mrs Arnold Neuhaus honoring the birthdays of Mrs Neuhaus and Mrs James Karloff. Each received a gift from the club.

Elmer Wilshusen Carl Wilshusen Lutheran Hospital Grand Island South Polk Arnold Neuhaus Neuhaus James Karloff

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Swede Home News DeVon Johnson Dewey Sigler Harlan Johnson Carl G. Johnson Mel Engberg Everett Anderson Richard Gustafson Mike Harris Clarks County Historical Society POLK Lee NEWS Owen Bedient Purina National Research Council Polk Grain Co
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