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Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1976

Page

9

Polk News Items From Last Week

Mr and Mrs Walter Nelson hosted Sunday dinner with Elwood and family. Lincoln visitors Sandell Darwin Neuhaus and Nathan stayed with Arnold and Walter Neuhaus and the Nielsen family. Clarks couple Mr and Mrs Ramsey Nilson visited the Nof Ostbergs. Horace Stevens visited Bert Gissler in Osceola. Harold Nelson and Levert Oquist visited Horace Stevens in Osceola. Jo Ella Stromberg of Omaha spent the weekend with Rolland Stromberg. Lynn Sundberg and family and Ken Carlstrom and family visited in Doug Sundberg’s Lincoln home Sunday. Sam Grogan of York visited Carroll Flodman Saturday. Founders Day in St Paul involved Rev. Burke, then Kevin Shenk traveled to York to board a bus home from Littleton Cole. Doyle Klingsporma visited Carroll Flodman. York hosted Sunday dinner with Merton Flodman of Osceola. Doyle Shostrom Raymond and Roger of Lasalle Colorado, Russell Shostrom, Ronnie and Debra Ross of Greeley Colorado joined Robert Shostrom for the 50th wedding anniversary open house, with guests at Roger Merchant’s home. Ollie Johnson visited Robert Shostrom Friday evening. Doyle Hahn of Polk and Donald Anderson of Osceola were Saturday visitors to the Shostroms. Vern Jones visited Edna Sundberg Thursday. Sunday dinner guests at Calmar Johnson’s included Edna Sundberg, Calvin Crow and children from York, and Lynelle Fredrickson and Monica of Lincoln.

Walter Nelson Elwood Sandell Darwin Neuhaus Nathan Lincoln Arnold Neuhaus Walter Nielsen Ramsey Nilson Clarks Nof Ostberg Horace Stevens Bert Gissler Osceola Harold Nelson Levert Oquist Jo Ella Stromberg Omaha Rolland Stromberg Lynn Sundberg Ken Carlstrom Doug Sundberg Sam Grogan York Carroll Flodman Kevin Shenk Merton Flodman Doyle Shostrom Raymond Roger Lasalle Colo Russell Shostrom Ronnie Debra Ross Greeley Robert Shostrom Roger Merchant Ollie Johnson Doyle Hahn Polk Donald Anderson Vern Jones Edna Sundberg Calmar Johnson Calvin Crow Lynelle Fredrickson Monica

Community Notices From Area Churches And Families

Review Of News lists events from August including a 25th wedding anniversary open house, Stromsburg reunion, clergy moves affecting Benedict Trinity Lutheran and Zion Lutheran, births in Mundt Van Husen Neuhaus families, a Polk Trinity Lutheran marriage, and obituaries for John George Love and Sigrid Lindeberg Alfred with funeral details.

Page 7 Fredrickson Viking Center Stromsburg Clifford Lindgren Trinity Lutheran, Church and Zion Lutheran Church of Benedict Lindgren Tom Mundt Amy Renee Dennis van Housen Nathan Lee Larwin Neuhaus Lincoln Mary Jo Widga Donavin Widga Thomas’ Jon Falter Myron Falter Plainview Trinity Lutheran Church Polk John George Love Aurora ‘Memorial Hospital Sigrid Lindeberg Alfred First Baptist Church

160 Acre Polk County Nebraska Farm Description

Legal description of a 160 acre NE quarter in section 4 township 13 north range 3 west Polk County Nebraska. The farm includes about 148 acres of crop land and 120 irrigated acres with a dug and cased well. No pumping equipment included in the sale.

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Strong Farms Polk County Court House Osceola, Neras Lois Strong Philip H. Nyberg L. Dale Hanna James A. Rosenquist Fei Wes Sien
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