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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1974
Page
3
Local residents share weekend and weekday visits across Central City Ful lerton Osceola York and Gen eva. Gatherings include multiple family dinners lunches and Sunday visits while Renee and Kristi celebrate birthdays and Jody turns five.
Albert Nelson born November 14 1883 in Sundsvill Sweden to James P Nelson and Kristina Lindburg Nelson. He immigrated to the United States at age three and lived mostly in Polk County Nebraska with brief years in Wyoming and Greeley. He joined First Baptist Church Polk in 1911 and served as choir member librarian and custodian. He married Emma Miller Sundberg in 1919. He died January 30 1974 at age 90 years 1 month 15 days after long Polk life. He was survived by siblings nieces nephews and several relatives. Funeral services February 2 1974 at First Baptist Church Polk with Rev Irving Stauffer officiating. Interment Lindale Cemetery southwest of Polk.
Mr and Mrs Gerald King and family of Holdrege visited and had lunch with his mother Mrs Nelson King on Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Conrad Lindholm visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs Calvin Gertsch in Columbus. Mr and Mrs Lanny Ang and Kevin were Wednesday visitors and lunch guests in the Ollie Johnson home. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Peterson of Stromsburg visited and had lunch with Mr and Mrs Olle Johnson on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Richard Johnson were Tuesday supper guests in the Dale Nyberg home at Central City. Mr and Mrs Emil Steinke of Central City were Thursday evening visitors in the Richard Gustafson home.
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