Immanuel Boys Defeat Utica St Paul In Basketball
Immanuel High School seventh and eighth graders won their basketball game in Immanuel gym against St Paul Lutheran school of Utica after school on Thursday. Otto Wilshusen celebrated his 86th birthday as family and friends shared greetings in Crete and York en route home from the victory.
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Immanuel Boys
Utica St. Paul
Otto Wilshusen
Immanuel’s
St. Paul’s Lutheran School
Utica
Galen Sterner
Kyle of
Doniphan
Sherman Wilshusen
Marvin Schulze
Yvonne
Wayne Person
Bob
Richard Person
Nebraska Christian
Hardville
John Mueller
Central City
Duane Blase
Leroy Nelson
Alvin Smith
Marie Smith
Hearthstone
York
Viola Ziegelbein
Aurora
Jane
Julia Johnson
Sandra
Beverly Johnson
Hampton
Dick Mundt
Jim Wochner
Marvin Bankson
Victor Blase
Henry Blase
Max Jones
Elmer Wilshusen
Leonard
Local Families Host Visits and Dinners Across Area
Social rounds fill weekends with visits to and from Mr and Mrs Ed Dobberstein, Dan Collett, Wally Marquardt, and Agnes Clerc in York and Hampton. Numerous dinners, coffee guests, and Sunday gatherings span York, Aurora, Lincoln, Grand Island, Shelby, and surrounding homes involving many Carlson, Rahrs, Wilshusen, Schulze, Roehrs, and Smith families plus guests from Concordia College and the Philips United Methodist Church.
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Dick Mundt
Ed Dobberstein
Dan Collett
Tim
Wally Marquardt
Agnes Clerc
York
Gordon Johnson
Gwyn Johnson
Hampton
Clarence Rahrs
Roger Morris
Cory
Cindy
St. Libory
Robert Rahrs
Gary Sharman
Raymond Stankel
Harry Olson
Phillips United Methodist Church
Clarence Meier
Aurora
Ervin Blase
Elmer Wilshusen
Sherman Wilshusen
Marvin Bankson
Brenda
Kenneth Ziegelbein
Betty Badorek
Hordville
Helen Mundt
Norma Budnick
Murray Fowler
Peg Sharman
Alvin Smith
Raymond Sagehorn
Caribbean
Alton Driewer
Lavern Schulze
Frieda Waak
Arnold Worth
Richard Person
Wayne Person
Bob
John
Jim Person
Gilbert Roehrs
Lin
Local Hordville Events Include Gatherings and Sports
Fire department offers new telephone stickers via Carrol Ortegren or Richard Weburg. Royal Neighbors visit at Mrs Howard Bush's home with ten members. Mr and Mrs Richard Anderson and Mrs Bertha Anderson celebrate the thirtieth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Harry Olson at Philips Methodist Church. Fridhem Bible Study meets at Mrs Lee Ditmer’s home with Mrs Marx Holtorf teaching. PTA hears underwater slides by Joe Tyler and plans a Mother-Daughter banquet this spring.
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Carrol Ortegren
Richard Weburg
Howard Bush
Royal Neighbors
Bush
Richard Anderson
Bertha Anderson
Harry Olson
Phillips Methodist Church
Fridhem Bible Study
Lee Ditmer
Clarks
Marx Holtorf
Carroll Erickson
Joe Tyler
Community members honor birthdays and visit relatives
The piece notes Mrs Gilbert Roehrs and Bob Person were honored on their birthdays. It mentions Mr and Mrs Dan Collett and Tim visiting Mr and Mrs Bill Collett and Bill last Monday evening. It also records Mr and Mrs Kenneth Ziegelbein visiting Viola Ziegelbein at Hamilton Manor in Aurora last Monday afternoon.
Local Social News Share Gatherings in Polk County
Mr and Mrs Calvin Gertsch of Columbus visited Wednesday afternoon with Mr and Mrs Conrad Lindholm. Mr and Mrs Alfred Schutt and Kevin of Norfolk joined Sunday dinner at the home of their daughter, Mr and Mrs Charles Logston.
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Calvin Gertsch
Columbus
Conrad Lindholm
Alfred Schutt
Kevin
Norfolk
Charles Logston
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Rising City
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