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Newspaper

Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1975

Page

7

Blood Mobile Meeting Reported in Osceola

The Blood Mobile group met in Osceola on Monday after a luncheon at a cafe. Guests then visited the home of Mrs. Sheldon Bond. Leading the meeting were Mrs Pat Caswell, consultant of the Omaha Red Cross Center, and Jo Strand, Polk County Blood Mobile Chairman.

Blood Mobile Osceola Sheldon Bond Pat Caswell Omaha Red Cross Center Jo Strand Polk County

Polk locals share visits among neighbors

Mrs Laura Bolton, Sunday guest of her son Mr Don Hanquist and family. Mrs Myrtle Hultman of Denver stayed with Reuben Swanson week, visiting relatives. Swanson and Hultman returned home Monday. Reuben Swanson and Hultman visited Ollie Johnson and Dean Lindburg families on Wednesday. Willard Lindburg hosted Sunday evening guests.

Laura Bolton Don Hanquist Myrtle Hultman Denver Colo Reuben Swanson Ollie Johnson Dean Lindburg Hordville Willard Lindburg

Local Holiday Visits Fill Area Homes Across Idaho County

Mr and Mrs Bob Dittmer and family and Dick Dittmer of Fort Collins Colorado joined Christmas eve supper and New Year’s dinner at the Ted Dittmer home. Dozens of neighbors visited, hosted by families including Johnsons, Randells, Stevens, and Sandells, with trips to Scottsbluff Torrington Lincoln and Chicago noted along with a Sugar Bowl trip by Kendall Sandell and Gary Bjerrum.

Bob Dittmer Dick Dittmer Ft. Collins Colo Ted Dittmer Wilmer Johnson Steve Johnson Columbus Roy Wilson Rudy Randell Glen Stevens Scottsbluff Rolland van Housen Wm. Filter Torrington Wyo Walter Bristel Dalton Stanley Stevens Lodgepole Doug Smith Chappell Robert Shostrom Milan Hanquist Lincoln Roger Merchant Bilk Kingsley Central City John Ekwall Paul Gustafson John Gustafson Newport Beach Cal Elmer Nietfeild Robbie Leon Kans Oscar Johnson Marland Adelson Earl Carter Roberts, Sd Ed Bonne Howe Idaho Kermit Lindgren Elmer Garner Walter Stahl Lloyd Widga Irvin Larson Hordville Vern Jones Larry Jones Gary Jones Clay Center Dan Beber Mary Lou Sandell Elwood Sandell Don Widga Urban Spoor Francis Widga Syd Widga Marquette Charles Reeves Jason Mary Richard Incon Tom Faler Conrad Lindholm Mildred Willits Robert Willits Pam Robert Rahrs Axel Rudeen Golden, Colo Ron Sullivan Fresno Calif Rudeens and Sullivans Bob Clymer Glen Brazda Fullerton Russell Fjell Wallace Peterson Stromsburg Chicago Ill Jerry Jones Kendall Sandell Gary Bjerrum New Orleans Kenneth Leach Ord Levar Sandell

Inaugural Ball Guests Attend Lincoln Event

Mr and Mrs Dwight Burney joined Governor J. J. Exon for the Inaugural Ball Grand March at Pershing Auditorium in Lincoln Thursday. They returned to Polk Saturday. Mrs Vega Ekdahl joined local hosts for Sunday supper with Dick Harless and others as Inaugural Ball festivities continued in Lincoln Thursday evening.

Dwight Burney Lincoln J. J. Exon Pershing Auditorium Polk Vega Ekdahl Dick Harless Glenn Hill Wallace Sandell Gilbert Lampshire

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Annie Jeffrey Hospital J. Williams, M. D Blood Mobile Meeting Morrill Buckley Park Nebr J.D Oliver Hesston New J. D. Godig Kelly Ryan David Bradley J. D J.D. Hay Bonanza Carl Eklund Verland Widga Dick Mundt Stromsburg Bank
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