Community Family Visits Across York and Legern
The Deacons of the Baptist Church met at Donald Hanquist home Sunday night. Local residents visit and dine in York and surrounding areas including Harless, Holmes, Hahn, Aker, Horstman, and Anderson families. Weekend guests include Mr and Mrs Lee Harless, Pam, Mrs Grace Harless, and others from Lincoln Omaha Cambridge Gering and Osceola.
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The
Baptist Church
Donald Hanquist
Lee Harless
Pam
Grace Harless
Vernon Browitt
York
John Holmes
Michael
Lincoln
Wilda Holmes
Robert
Stanford Ang
Les Roberts
Scott
Omaha
Gerald
Jerome Widga
Norris Anderson
Paul Anderson
Leon Stromberg
Ervin Hahn
Cambridge
Hannah Hahn
Doyle
Ruth Aker
Ann Berner
Henry Blase
Emma Horstman
Dolan Hahn
Dwayne Hahn
Hordville
Doug Hahn
Dwayne Hahns
Levar Sandell
Oscar Sundberg
Aker
Nell Aker
Good Samari
Scandinavian Mutual Insurance Co Holds 87th Annual Meeting
The Scandinavian Mutual Insurance Company of Polk County held its 87th annual meeting on February 12 at the Bit of Sweden in Stromsburg with small attendance. Myron Jones was absent. Gordon Fredrickson led. Officers and directors were elected and reorganization followed with Myron Jones as President and K. D. Branting as Treasurer.
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Scandinavian Mutual Insurance Company
Polk County
Bit of Sweden
Stromsburg
Myron Jones
Gordon Fredrickson
Fredrickson
Carleton Anderson
Melburne Olson
Maurice Newcomer
Martin Jones
Lincoln
Carl G. Johnson
K. D. Branting
Harold W. Anderson
Duane Schmoker
Local Socials Note Swanson and Sherwood Visit in Stromsburg
Sunday evening, Mr and Mrs Reuben Swanson visited Mr and Mrs Wallace Sherwood in Stroms burg. Mrs Dwight Burney and Mines Irvin Anderson with Blanche Sundberg took Mr Burney home Friday after a ten day stay at Clarkson hospital in Omaha. They visited cousin Vern Walden of Valley, seriously ill at Clarkson hospital.
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Reuben Swanson
Wallace Sherwood
Stromsburg
Dwight Burney
Mines
Irvin Anderson
Blanche Sundberg
Mr Burney
Clarkson Hospital
Omaha
Vern Walden
Valley
February Weather Snapshot Shows Mild Week Vexed by Snow Hopes
The week brought 50 degree highs with little wind and fading snow. Lincoln and Valentine days passed quietly as temperatures rose from 30 to 50 degrees Tuesday, then eased to the 30s and 40s by week's end. Skies cleared, fogs lingered, and citizens noted pleasant conditions despite lingering patches of snow.
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Lincoln
American Legion Auxiliary Meeting Recap and Upcoming Events
The American Legion Auxiliary met at the Legion Hall on Monday February 11 with Louise Logston presiding. Reports covered District 7 convention dates March 31 at Howell fund allocations to Little Red School House and Valley Forge Freedom Foundation. A Heart Fund update noted envelopes in circulation.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Louise Logston
District 7 Legion and Auxiliary Convention
Howell
Little Red School House
Valley Forge Freedom Foundation
Lauretta Neuhaus
Heart Fund
Irene Widga
Legion
Eastern Star
Bloodmobile
Phyllis Flodman
Beulah Widget
Florenc Doremus
Hannah Hahn
Local Hosts Welcome Ronald Glasser Family Guests
Mr and Mrs Ira Glaser and Mrs Rhonda Glaser hosted Sunday supper for Ronald Glasser and family, with Mr and Mrs Marvin Branting and Mr and Mrs Si Cook of Osceola joining in Osceola area social gathering at Carl Wilson’s residence in David City.
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Ronald Glasser
Rhonda
Clarks
Hilding Dahlin
Ira Glasser
Marvin Branting
Si Cook
Osceola
Carl Wilson
David City
Local February Day Ends Brighter After Snow Melt
A cold morning gave way to a 56 degree high in the afternoon with sun returning as clouds cleared. By sunset most snow had melted and despite a cool north wind the day ended brighter than it began.
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Wally McNaught
Lincoln Southeast
Jim Martin
Omaha Central
Walden
Neil McNaught
Polk
Wally
al Bache
Fremont
Scandinavian Mutual Insurance CO
Frank Cohagen
Nebr
Our
Kroehler
Mastercraft
Livon
Bassett
Strato Lounger
Pontiac
Ack Sq. Yd
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