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Newspaper

Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Feb 25, 1954

Page

4

Farewell for Wilshusen family as church notices abound

North Blue News notes a farewell for Mr and Mrs Otto Wilshusen and neighbors hosting a luncheon and gift. Reports moves to Crete next week and lists other Sunday visits and gatherings among local families. Lutheran Women’s Missionary League met in the church basement with fourteen members present and plans for future lunches.

Immanuel Lutheran Church Knippenberg Otto Wilshusen Emil Wilshusen Kenneth Rudolph Gus Norman Reetz Daughterg Fred Reetz Seward Harold Blase Gilbert Blase Hordville Ervin Blase Gons Martin Baach Louis Medow Gordon Riverton Wyoming Art Dose Carl Blase Wayne Pernon Lloyd Hahn Henry Reed Mr. Johnson EB. W. Hahn Alice Finnell Clarence Rahrs Robert Paul Sagehorn Raymond Sagehorn Marvin Sagehorn Nickerson Robert Rahrs David Robert Baack George Wurtz North Platte Martin Baack Will Blase Gus Driewer York Clarence Blase Aurora Gilbert Driewer Bobby Driewerr Lutheran Women’s Missionary League India Erwin Light

Substantial club meeting closes with prayer and potluck lunch

The society's secretary Marie Stunkel read the report as the meeting ended with the Lord's Prayer and a community pot luck lunch. Renew your subscription today.

Marie Stunkel

Card of Thanks From Emil Wilshusen

Emil Wilshusen thanks neighbors friends and relatives for cards gifts and visits during his hospital stay expressing sincere gratitude for their support.

Emil Wilshusen

Why some combines cost more to store than others

A $3,000 combine stored outside loses $150 yearly, half its cost in ten years, while proper storage doubles machine life. A university survey shows longer life when stored properly. A Rilco machine shed offers strong glued laminated rafters and full usable space with quick framing and waterproof bonded wood.

Rilco Rilco Machine Shed

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