Bridal Shower Honors Miss Carol Litty
Forty relatives and friends gathered at Polk Community Hall Sunday afternoon to honor Miss Carol Litty at a miscellaneous bridal shower. Bridel bingo preceded gift opening with blue and white gold accents. Guests hailed from Hampton Aurora Bradshaw York Central City. Hostesses were Mrs. Carl Bedient Mrs. Owen Bedient Mrs. Eldon Anderson and Mrs. Gerald Stevens assisted by Teresa Margaret Bedient and Becky Stevens. Carolell became the bride of Bruce Bedient Saturday January 18.
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Polk Community Hall
Carol Litty
Bridel Bingo
Carol
Polk Area
Hampton
Aurora
Bradshaw
York
Central City
Carl Bedient
Owen Bedient
Eldon Anderson
Gerald Stevens
Teresa
Ann Margaret Bedient
Becky Stevens
Carolell
Bruce Bedient
Trinity Low Met In Church Wednesday
Trinity Lutheran Church members met in the church basement on Wednesday January 8 with Della Hoffman presiding. Pastor Ronaldt led a Bible study on Jonah and a plan for the annual church meeting was discussed.
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Trinity Low
LOW
Trinity Lutheran Church
Della Hoffman
Ronaldt
Jonah
Jeanine Hoffman
Farmers Coop Grain Ass'n
Florence Hoffman
Sunday Dinner Guests Visit Polk Families
Sunday gatherings in Polk included multiple families visiting in Irvin Beckstrom and Bodine homes. Attendees ranged from Sioux City and Grand Island to San Jose and Lexington, with hospital visits in Lincoln and a Beaver Crossing golden wedding event. The Sundberg and Johnson households hosted parties honoring Leann Sundberg and Raymond Sundberg birthdays.
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Irvin Beckstrom
Gerald Beckstrom
Donald
Hornick
Iowa
Mike Parsley
Ronald Beckstrom
Sioux City
Sid Weitsma
San Jose
California
Richard Randall
Eldon Beckstrom
Grand Island
Mrisin. Beckstrom
Dodge Clardy
Clarks
Raymond Sundberg
Harvey Sundberg
Bradley
Leann
Calmer Johnson
Calvin Crow
Nathan
Wilbur Jones
Central City
Leann Sundberg
Raymond
Hospital Report Details Week at Annle Jeffrey Memorial
The Annle Jeffrey Memorial County Hospital list for January 7 to 14 shows multiple patients from Osceola Polk Silver Creek Gresham Benedict Stromsburg and Shelby including Mrs Edward Stankoski and baby girl Mrs Sophia Walford and others. Dismissals include Anthony Winter and Mr Billy Custer. Additional notes mention Lincoln General Hospital patients Mrs Ella Rudy and Mr Edgar Peterson and Bryan Memorial Hospital discharge for M. O. Johnson.
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Annle Jeffrey Memorial County Hospital
Steve Georgeou
Osceola
Ralph Branting
Polk
Edward Stankoski
Silver Creek
Sophia Walford
Gresham
Merle Mitchell
Benedict
Hannah Hahn
Don Byers
Anna Peterson
Stromsburg
Maude Fasbender
Shelby
Oscar Olson
Edith Smith
Hattie Randell
Maggie Wieseman
Anthony Winter
Bradshaw
Wendell Shaw
Billy Custer
Lincoln
Merrill Hawthorne
Silver
Norman Fintel
Emma. Scholz
Edgar Peterson
Oliver Johnson
Virgle Warnick
Jennie Beatty
Gusta Shrike
Arthur Bloomquist
Verle Hedrick
Paul Coover
Lincoln General Hospital
Ella Rudy
Now It Pays More in Every Safer Investment Claim
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Custom Farm Services, Inc
Martson Ag
Fertilizer & Farm Chemicals
Wr Service
Burg Refrigeration
GMC
E. T. Pareminter
Nebr
Farmers Mutual OF Nebr
Leland Harless
Mason
Bob Baack
Central City Veterinary Clinic
Drs. R. S. Barnett
C. R. Johnson
Peterson
Lincoln Ave
Arnold and
Lauretta Neuhaus
Rev. Kreft
John Ray
Community Club
Habiman
Stromsaburg
Gail Henriksen
Ollie Johnson
Polk County
Nebraska
Polk Medical Clinic
Lennis Lind
Russell Fjell
Roy Miller
Ruth
Ed Coover
IHC
Big C. T. Discount
Fredrickson
Clarence Bodine
Mrs. Koelling
Rev. Swanson
Lexington
Vern Eklund
Charles Norquest
Hilmer Jones
Robert Anderson
Neil McNaught
Lloyd Stromberg
al Peterson
Beaver Crossing
Arlan Stromberg
Anna Kisler
Hattie Anderson
Mrs. Whittemore
Lillie Johnson
Park View Home
Elmer Garner
Walter Stohl
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U.S
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