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Newspaper

Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1936

Page

7

Local Social Roundup Notes From York Area

Richard Sealey had tonsils removed in York. Central City visitors include Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Hahn. The Methodist Ladies Bazaar drew steady patrons Saturday. Several residents and visitors travel to Omaha Omaha and Benedict for family and business reasons. Local dinners include Neal Gallant, Lloyd Kroger, and Eddie Larson guests. Many couples and families visit kin in Benedict Hastings Grand Island and Havens. A hospital birth brings a baby girl to Mr. and Mrs. EB B. Bankson of Hordville. Community events include Missionary and Mission circles, bridge party in Osceola, and Stand Oil Banquet in York.

Richard Sealey York H. H. Hahn Central City A. K. Crow Albert Reed Ames Lind Lind South Pork P. T. Wurtz Omaha Neal Gallant Lloyd Kroger Lloyd Stromberg Eddie Larson Stromsburg Wesley Brobst Benedict Victor Larson Marquette C. M. Peterson Elmer Peterson Grand Island EB B. Bankson Hordville Tony Robens Rolland Williams John Seymour Walter Green Harold Green Owen Bedient Fred Smith Albuquerque New Mexico Leo Wurtz William Kroger Standard Oil McCloud Oscar Amel Larson California Ruth Stouffer Betty Jo Alfred O. F. Alfred Will Wurtz Herbert Wurtz Havens Nels Nyberg Colorado W. C. Steel Lawrence Schumaker Ivan Cramer Osceola The Missionary Society Delvin Newton N. E. McNeely Albert McNeely Loma C. R. Leach Aurora Claus Oberg Rodney Allison Ilos Ostburg Clark Snodgrass Mission Society of the Free Methodist Church G. W. Tinker Harry Johnson Kenneth Johnson Polk Lester Stark Elmer Cash Hastings W. O. Rice Kenneth Samuels Hardville Harvey Hahn Agnes Bilger Pennsylvania Currensville Hugh Turner Laura Anderson Wesley Ham Baby Lincoln John Seyour August Nelson Franklin Stettner Charles Jones Columbus Nellie Peterson Hattie Lindquist Karl Detloff Ed Madison Ed Cohagan North Polk Forrest Sedan Grafton Dean Nelson H. A. Cramer Forrest Mervin Samuels Arthur Hunt Clarks Roger Headley Orin Jerner Anna Jerner Wilbur Whitacre Hugo Pearson P. T. Wurtz and George Reed Kearney Hospital Raymond Shockey Floyd E. C. Cramer Shelby Clarence Bodine Reuben Hanquist Charles Bodine David Bailey Roscoe Bailey C. J. McCoy Ed Anderson Arcadia Paul Stevens L. C. Orendorff Willard Adelson Dorcas Society M. J. Davis Blanche Stevens Helen Binford Ervin Anderson D. N. Mills S. Hannah Gabrielson Albert Lind Will Lind R. L. Smith Orville Ellerbrock Artimise Ed Dissmeyer Freddie Valparaiso John Cohagan Wilbur Bodine Lawrence Anderson Chapman Sid Crow Mildred McDaniel Evelyn Johnson Henry Horstman

Local residents share Sunday visits and small town news

A long list of neighbors from Columbus and nearby towns visit relatives and attend events. Highlights include the Sedans visiting Benedict, Hugo Pearson buying a John Deere tractor, and Mrs. Reed returning home after hospital care.

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