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Newspaper

Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1964

Page

3

Local Community Coffee Guests Share News and Birthdays

Mrs Harvey Lind Mrs Dean Donelson and baby of Central City visited Emma Anderson in Stromsburg on Thursday. Harvey Sundberg and family joined Adolph Forss and family for Sunday dinner in Stromsburg for Mrs Sundbergs birthday. Bernard Litty A E Swanson hosted visitors including Roland Swanson Janet Stromsburg Minnie Christensen Jack Christensen Jr Genoa. Willard Adelson hosted coffee guests Lloyd Lind after the Stromsburg basketball game.

Harvey Lind Dean Donelson Central City Wallace Lind Roland Bodine Emma Anderson Stromsburg Harvey Sundberg Adolph Forss Sundberg Bernard Litty A. E. Swanson Roland Swanson Janet Minnie Christensen St. Edward Jack Christensen Jr Genoa Christensen Swanson Willard Adelson Lloyd Lind

Wedding Guests Include Johnson Schinzel Pair

Attendees at the Swede Home wedding of Carole Johnson and Joe Schinzel included Mr and Mrs Willard Adelson Mr and Mrs Harvey Sundberg and Mr and Mrs Roger Hanquist. Also present Sunday afternoon were Mr and Mrs Leo Litty and Lawrence and Loretta Litty of David City. Visitors last Wednesday evening were Mr and Mrs John Medinger and Mrs Charles White of Osceola.

Carole Johnson Joe Schinzel Willard Adelson Harvey Sundberg Roger Hanquist Leo Litty Lawrence Loretta Litty David City John Medinger Charles White Osceola

Local progress items include staff changes and civic notes

Mr. Crew, former manager of the local telephone exchange, is mentioned along with new staff at the Progress. Blanche Leach and Rugene Carlson visit from York. David E. ed dahl becomes assistant fire chief. Ted Alfred returns from San Diego on furlough. Rosemary Kahler resigns to join Cornhusker Ordinance Plant staff. Mrs. Maxine La Velle becomes Progress news reporter. Polk Commercial Club elects Lloyd Kroger to lead, with Dean Myers and Ralph Kahler Jr. as officers. County bond sales total $734 258.19, 182 percent of quota. Gaylen Holmes heads to Omaha for army induction. Charles H. Ziegelbein serves in Panama Canal Zone. The Blase tenth anniversary dinner at Grand Island. Julia Ann Flick wins York County Pie Baking Contest and will compete in Lincoln. Robert Strickland and family dine with Lloyd Kroger after a basketball game.

David Ecdahl Pfe Ted Alfred W U. S. Marine Corps Marine Base San Diego Calif Rosemary Kahler The Progress Cornhusker Ordinance Grand Island Maxine LaVelle E. C. Nordlund Stromsburg Savings Bond Committee Polk County Gaylen Holmes Omaha Army Charles H. Ziegelbein W. Ziegelbein Polk Panama Canal Robert Strickland Clarks Lloyd Kroger

Polk Items Highlight Local Card Presto Gatherings

Polk residents share weekend visits with neighbors and relatives. Harold Anderson family and Don Miller crowd enjoyed Saturday evening. Don Hudson family joined Miller household on Sunday at Ceresco. Burdette Flodman hosted Friday supper with Miller family. Lee Harless hosted Sunday dinner and lunch with Joe Bhn Dick Harless Randy Gary Harless and Samuelson family members.

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