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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1963
Page
4
North Blue residents share Christmas dinners and gatherings across Lincoln Bradshaw Aurora and Central City with extended families. Numerous households hosted meals and card parties inviting relatives and friends from Blase Wilshusen Hoffmann Smith and Rahrs families among others.
The Home Society held its annual Christmas gathering at the Steel home on December 19 with thirteen members and ten guests. A Nebraska Children’s Home letter thanked them for diapers, and gifts were exchanged after a pencil game and Christmas poems. The January meeting will be with Mrs. Mervin Shenk.
Mr and Mrs Walter J Nelson spent Christmas Day as guests in the home of Mr and Mrs Marvin Nelson and their family in York.
Mr and Mrs Lawrence Hoffman and Larry and Miss Bess Sisty of Stromsburg spent Christmas in Rockford Illinois with relatives at the Burdette Douglas home. They then visited Rev and Mrs Marvin Gruett and family in Milwaukee Wisconsin. On Sunday December 23 they were sponsors for Ruth Renee Gruett's baptism.
The Wide Awake S S class of the Methodist Church and teacher Mrs Irvin Anderson enjoyed a Thursday afternoon bowling session in York. High scores were earned by Bobby Lindburg and Dick Sealey III. The group visited Mrs Marie Dethloff at the IOOF Home and presented a short program before the tour.
Polk Local News reports visitors in the Elmer Hanquist home to see Imogene Hanquist back from Denver. Walter Nelsons visited Stromsburg with her father R. B. Burke and Nina Burke. Ed Coover hosted Christmas dinner with Arlo Stevens family and Linda Kisler.
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