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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1964
Page
3
Mr and Mrs Tom Harrington depart for Texas and other southern destinations for a winter vacation while their daughters stay with Mrs Helen Larkin.
Mr. and Mrs Cyril Sterner of Bradshaw called on Mrs. Hennie Seymour. Margaret Cooper and Harold Bedient hosted coffee for Mrs. Roy Glasser Sr. Family gathers celebrate Renee Brazda’s second birthday at James Brazda Sr. home with Wesley and Brazda relatives. Celarence Train of Seattle visits Elmer Hanquist in town.
Rev Ascanios and his wife Mrs Elaine Nyberg Ascanio of Madera California received a Christmas gift of a green blue 1964 Chevrolet paid for and dedicated to Christian service after he attended a Christian businessman's committee meeting in a worn car. The gift card bore 26 signatures and the couple married in December 1954. he has served nine years as pastor of the Evangelical Free Church at Madera.
Polk residents Elmer Hanquist and Celarence Trains of Seattle joined en route visitors for Sunday dinner at Stromsburg. Walter Nelson hosted guests including Roy Glasser Jr and family, with other outings to Alda and Stromsburg. Friday gatherings at the Nelson home featured Bessie Reckner and Covenant ties, while Ebba Hanquist and Mabel Johnson visited Elmer Hanquist. A birthday lunch saw a group of Stromsburg and York ladies share a carry-in meal.
Mrs. Helen G Bussard, 59, died Saturday morning February 1 in a Grand Island hospital after four years of failing health. She was the daughter of Mr and Mrs James St Clair Green and a cousin of Mrs Harold Bedient. The Greens were former Polk residents.
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