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Newspaper

Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1964

Page

6

Local Community Guests Share Sundays and Weekends

Mr and Mrs Harold Anderson and Kenny of Stromsburg were guests in the Anderson home. Charles Cramer of York and Miss Marcene Garner of Grand Island visited E Cramer. Ted Pfeifer and baby of Lincoln stayed with M C Johnsons. Several other families hosted or visited kin and friends in Stromsburg and nearby towns over the weekend, including Lind, Johnson, Cross, Renquist, Shenk, Volz, Bush, and others.

Harold Anderson Kenny Stromsburg Harry Anderson Charles Cramer York Marcene Garner Grand Island E. C. Cramer Ted Pfeifer Baby Lincoln M. C. Johnson BE. C. Cramer Bruce Cramer Donald Rodina Jackson, Minn Harvey Lind Dean Donelson Central City Wallace Lind Loren Nettie Carlson Ellsworth Philip Johnson Lois Roy Glasser Jr Don Hanquist Rolland Bodine Grant Johnson Johnson Homer Cross Arbeiter

Sundberg 20th Anniversary Dinner Guests

Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Sundberg celebrated their 20th wedding anniversary with a Sunday dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Calmar Johnson. Attending were relatives from Lincoln Stromsburg Osceola and Stromberg, including Charles Stromberg, Raymond Sundberg, Willard Adelson, Adolph Forss, Harold Johnson and Keith, Dennis Johnson and daughters, Joe Schinzel, and Roger Hanquist. A carry in lunch followed.

Calmar Johnson Harvey Sundberg Charles Stromberg Lincoln Raymond Sundberg Sundberg Willard Adelson Adolph Forss Harold Johnson Keith Raymond Johnson Dennis Johnson Stromsburg Joe Schinzel Osceola Roger Hanquist

West Side Birthday Club Meets At McNaught Home

The West Side Birthday Club gathered January 28 at Mrs. N. E. McNaught’s home. Members celebrating birthdays were Mrs. Frank Ostrander Mrs. Viola Babcock and Mrs. Ella Cramer. A pot luck lunch followed a pleasant afternoon of Word for Word. next meeting will be with Mrs. Harold Miller.

West Side Birthday Club N. E. McNaught Frank Ostrander Viola Babcock Ella Cramer Harold Miller

Alfred and Lindburg visit noted in Central City

Mrs Alfred called on Mrs Cora Lindburg at Central City Sunday afternoon. Alfreda Bedient was a Saturday overnight visitor in the Harold Bedient home.

Alfred Cora Lindburg Central City Alfreda Bedient Harold Bedient

Hillbilly Weddin Junior Class Play Preview

Hillbilly Weddin is the junior class play featuring Pau Belsnickle with six unmarried daughters. Jenney Lou plans to marry Homer Upcharger, but Celie and Bonnie Mae must wed first. A medical student visitor raises comic complications as gunfire and matchmaking antics unfold. Casting begins soon for a early April performance.

Pau Belsnickle Pau Jenney Lou Homer Ronald Maxwell Belsnickle

Visitors During Martha Larson Week Include Wurtz and Sarow

Martha Larson received guests this week with Mr. and Mrs. Herb Wurtz of Clarks and Mr. and Mrs. Roland Sarow among the callers.

Martha Larson Herb Wurtz Clarks Roland Sarow

Getting Nowhere Fast Teens Clash Over Dating Mismatches

A survey of teen dating reveals mismatched interests and goals. Partners disagree on shared passions and blame others when problems arise, with some hoping for wealth while staying together despite differences.

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