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Newspaper

Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1971

Page

5

Lindburg Family Hosts Holiday Gatherings

Friday evening visitors to the James Lindburg home included Mr. and Mrs M G Lindburg, Mr. and Mrs Lloyd Norsted of Lincoln Peg gy, and Jan Lindburg. Saturday lunch guests were Mr. and Mrs Eldon Johnson of Osceola and Mrs Ruth Kroger of Omaha. Christmas Eve guests in the Lindburg home were the James Lindburgs, Maurice Lindburg Jr., Dale Lindburg, Murry Lindburg and Darla L Hereux. In Vern Jones' home Friday evening the Verland Widga and Larry Jones families visited.

James Lindburg M. G. Lindburg Lloyd Norsted Lincoln Peggy Jan Lindburg Omaha Maurice Lindburg Jr Dale Lindburg Mrs. Murry Lindburg Darla L’hereux Mrs. M. G. Lindburg Vern Jones Verland Widga Larry Jones Harry Kennel A. A Ed Rechner Lawson Ted Otte Mabel Kreutz Hastings Francis Tewell Leroy Nelson Martha Larson Floyd Miller New Years Mabel Stevens Good Samaritan Osceola

Arborville Church Holds Annual Meeting and New Years Dinner

The Arborville Congregational Church held its annual meeting at the parsonage on Sunday January 10 with Rev. Lindley Cook as moderator and Mrs. John Wochner as secretary. Most officers were re elected except one. A social hour and lunch followed. Numerous local residents visited, hosted guests, and attended in the days surrounding the event, including families from Benedict Central City York and Lincoln. The edition also notes a belated New Years dinner at the Blender home and Governors Inaugural Ball attendance in Lincoln.

Arborville Church Blender Home Arborville Congregational Church Lindley Cook John Wochner Robert Merchant Marshall Wright Benedict Roger Morris Central City Neal van Housen Lana Bills Jane Kealther Ralph Fisher Pete Jensen Friend Hospital Ed Recknor John Recknor Christine St. Paul Dick Bauer Loren Vicki Bjerkum Wolbach Norman Recknor Lincoln Mabel Kreutz Hastings Francis Tewell Mary Ann Miller Ed Hanson Morris Fisher Morris Fishers Don Neal Clarks Dennis van Houser Art Allen Allen Winton Wright Wendell Myron Norquest Mervin Samuels Loretta McCoy Barbara Baker California Harry Kennel Robert Willits Pam W. L. Blender Lawrence Miller Grand Island Orlie van Ostrand Wayland Flodman Lawrence Millers Herb Mundt Hampton Leland Bills Chris Weber York Lynn Bills R. B. Harry Weber Ted Otte Pershing Auditorium Teresa Bedient Leon Meerkatz Gene Swanson Denver Colo Virgil Tonniges Dennis van Housen Virgil Bush Morris Lindquist Aurora Hospital Bill Kaeding Bradshaw Fred Bedient Richard Tenniges Dale Seward

Bennett Nielsen Nuptials Highlight Polk Church Ceremony

Miss Shirley Bennett of Central City married Roger Nielsen of Polk at Polk Methodist Church in a 3 pm ceremony officiated by Dr. John Kim. The couple will reside in Central City where both teach.

Shirley Bennett Roger Nielsen Polk Methodist Church Tom Cunningham Central City Gail Obershaw Kay Nielsen

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