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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1971
Page
9
Wednesday night supper guests were Mr. and Mrs. Lee Bayer and Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Von Dornburg. Sunday evening visitors to the Charles Norquest home included Mr. and Mrs. Jans Brazda Sr. and Mr. and Mrs. Martin Hoffman Sr.
Miss Carol Ann Muff and Donald Lee Stewart married in Sacred Heart Church Crete on January 9 with 250 guests. The ceremony featured Father Anthony Katz, a nuptial mass, and a reception at St. James Hall. They will reside in Lincoln following the wedding and dance.
Mrs David Moore and children visited Saturday with Mr and Mrs Kenneth Olson at Stromsburg before leaving for Mexico City. Twenty guests attended a house warming for Mr and Mrs Urban Spoor with guests from Omaha Osceola Stromsburg and Polk. Friday evening guests at the Earl Stevens home included Mr and Mrs Mervin Shenk Mr and Mrs Ollie Johnson and Mr and Mrs Leslie Adelson. The Shenk and Jones families were Saturday supper guests in Bud Vincents Stromsburg home. The Lindburgs visited the Earl Stevens Sunday evening. Mrs Mervin Shenk visited Mrs Earl Stevens Monday afternoon. Emma Johnson and Oscar Sundberg visited Mrs Emma Horstman Friday in Osceola hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Evan Nordstrom and others from Fremont spent weekend with relatives in Lincoln and Central City. Multiple gatherings feature visits from Albuquerque Colorado Commerce City and various local families, with Duane Jones and Mrs Nordstrom celebrating birthdays.
Morning coffee guests included Charles and Wednesday evening visitors were Charles at Mrs. Mae Felton’s. Friday morning visitors were Mrs. Don Hudson and Bonnie. Sunday gathering at Gene Bauer’s in Sutton included Mr and Mrs Edward Saylor, Steve, Judy, and Mr and Mrs Oscar Sundberg.
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