Arborville Social News Highlights Weeklong Trips and Local Visits
Ed Hanson and El irene returned from a weeklong trip visiting Kasson Minnesota Minneapolis and Shen Wisconsin. The group hosted and visited multiple families in Hastings Osceola Bradshaw Stromsburg and Clarks. An oyster soup dinner honored Delbert Morris and Harold Bittinger on their birthdays while local gatherings continued through Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Bedient
Alvin
Velma Peterson
Fred
Freda Shockey
Leland Bills
Lynn
Lana
Chris Weber
York Manor
Fred Bedient
Alfreta Bedient
Lincoln
L. A. Burgess
O'Neill
Neal van Housen
O'Neil
Francis Tewell
Wilfred Stephens
Bob Niebar
Ravenna
Lloyd van Housen
Bessie Beckner
Winnifred Lackey
Covenant Home
Stromsburg
Margaret Bowers
Swede Haven
Visit spread among Swede Home residents and church events
Mrs Eva Willits of Osceola and others visited Mrs Walter Jones while several families hosted gatherings in Swede Home. Highlights include a Dittmer birthday, an Old Settlers style dinner, a wedding at St Paul Lutheran in Grand Island, and Calvary Lutheran Church Transfiguration Sunday activities with confirmations and council plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Strand
Alan Berggren
Stromsburg
Ruth Gestrine
Harold W. Johnson
Walter Jones
Reynold Peterson
Osceola
Elliott
Elson Yungdahl
Fred Yungdahl
Sioux City
Elwyn Yungdahls
Bud Carlson
Murray
Martin Lundstrom
Wilbur Olson
Lillie Chindgren
Sharon Fitzke
Stanley Floth
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Grand Island
Oscar Imm
Kenneth Peterson
Harvey Sundberg
Adolph Forss
Willard Adelson
Roger Hanquist
Brad Sundberg
Jenny Cerny
Wayne Johnson
Leanne ‘Sundberg
Kent Anderson
Lincoln
Amanda Anderson
County Commissioners Elect Leaders and Public Notice Plan
Osceola Nebraska January 8 1974 official proceedings show re election of Chairman Burdette Flodman and Vice Chairman Rexford Peterson. Fees for December earned by offices were credited to the County General Fund. Notice to Bidders on State Projects will run in Osceola Record Polk Progress Headlight and Shelby Sun with placements split west and east of a county line along Highway 1.
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Osceola
Nebraska
Board of County Commissioners
Co. General Fund
Ceva Eller
Johnson
Burdette A. Flodman
Board of Commissioners
Peterson
Flodman
Rexford H. Peterson
Shelby Sun
Osceola Record
Busy Beaver Lassies 4-H Club Organized and Local Sports Notes
The Busy Beaver Lassies 4-H club held its organizational meeting at the Lutheran Church on February 2. Julie Rogers was elected president with a slate including vice president Julie Ortgren, secretary-treasurer Kristi Riekenberg, and Rita Fowler as news reporter. Local events include Homemakers on the Move meeting February 12 at Mrs Ronnie Shoup’s home and multiple visits and family activities around Grand Island and Aurora. Mardville High’s Bulldogs played in the Crossroads Conference basketball tournament in York, beating Monroe 44 40 before losing to Hampton 93 53. Nebraska Christian visits February 8 for a Reserve game at 6:30 and Varsity at 8, with a Jr. High game February 12 at 1:30. Crossroads Conference speech contest scheduled for February 13 in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronnie Shoup
LeRoy’ Nelson
Home Service Extension Club
Hugo Person
Delane Chader
Thee
Richard Weburg
Reynold Perry
March of Dimes
Don Driewer
Grand Island
Gilbert Driewer
Clarence Blase
Lydia Blase
Hamilton Manor
Aurora
Allen Blase
Donald Lampshire
Shawna
Longmont
Colorado Springs
Colo
Calmar Lampshire
Eugene Lampshire
Merry Mothers’ Extension Club
Richard Gustafson
Ellen Anderson
Baptist Women's
Beverly Gustafson
David Johnson
Roxanne
Mesa, Ariz
Dean Johnson
North Platte
Floyd Johnson
Charles O. Little
Busy Beaver Lassies 4H
Lutheran Church
Julie Rogers
Julie Ortegren
Kristi Riekenberg
Rita Fowler
Dean Bankson
Donald Lampshire, Jr
Donita Lampshire
Cindy Bankson
Sandra Chader
Bertha Anderson
Mildred Larson
Evelyn Schwartz
Stromsburg
Laula Swanson
Bertha
Mardville High School
York
Bulldogs
Monroe
Hampton
Benedict
Nebraska Christian
Marquette
Hastings visits and church gathering noted in Polk items
Mr and Mrs Murray Nelson spent Friday at Hastings visiting his brother. Judy Suhr Karen Glandt and Paula Bills from Mary Lanning School of Nursing Hastings were weekend guests in the Lowell Bills home. Mrs Mildred Norquest returned from visits to Fort Worth Texas and Florida. MYF met at Swede Plain Methodist Church with Max Clymer at scripture and prayer Rev Holbrook Bible lesson a bowling party planned for Feb 10. Lunch was served by Mrs Larry Jones and family. Clifford Quick hosted Dittmer guests in Hordville. Jody honored on her birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray Nelson
Hastings
Oscar Nelson
Judy Suhr
Karen Glandt
Paula Bills
Mary Lanning
Holbrook
Larry Jones
Vern Jones
Wilbur Jones
Clifford Quick
Hordville
Ted Dittmer
Bob Dittmer
Jody
Beginning Cake Decorating Class At Home In Spring
A ten lesson course starts in spring covering basic decorating methods flowers chocolate and sugar molding maine mints and flow in method. Cost ten dollars plus about seven dollars for necessary equipment. Contact Mrs Don Widga at 765-2732 before February 15.
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Maine
Don
Anne) Widga
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Wisconsin
Minnesota
Morris Home
Ed Hanson
Eirene
Elmer Hanson
Kasson
Minn
Hanson
Eilene
Marjorie Meline
Reuben and
Linda
Minneapolis
Hansons
Sid Anderson
Shen
Mabel Kreutz
Clara Campbell
Roy Glasser
Wayne Swanson
Steve
Virgil Tenniges
Lynn Bills
Hastings College
Maude Shenk
Carroll Shenk
Bernard Litty
Bruce
Lynne
Cary Sandell
Dennis van Housen
Don Neal
Clarks
Owen Bedient
Kevin
Michel Sandell
Ed Beckner H
Neal Sandell
Werner Ahlquist
Wayland Flodman
Lynette
W. J. Blender
George Ditloff
Eilene Hanson
Irma Traudt
Central City
Harry Kennel
Alvin Dahlin
George Burke
Dof Ostberg
Dale Carlson
Johnnie Carlson
Silver Creek
Olof Ostberg
Ralph Glasser
Ira Glasser
Jim Mason
Ralph Redman
Sundberg
Swede Home News
Calvary Lutheran Church of
the County Commissioners
Marie Claytom
Busy Beaver Lassies
Polk
Purina
U.S.P
Nebr
Tisles Health
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