Mr and Mrs Arthur Adelson Visit Mrs Seymour
Local item notes that Mr and Mrs Arthur Adelson visited Mrs Hennie Seymour on Sunday morning.
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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1961
Page
2
Local item notes that Mr and Mrs Arthur Adelson visited Mrs Hennie Seymour on Sunday morning.
Mrs. C. O. Bodine departed Tuesday for Portland Oregon Seattle Washington and Ellensburg Washington to spend three weeks with her sons and their families.
Hardville area notes weekly visits and family events. Mr Sand Stone and family return from California after a week with Swen Stone relatives. Numerous visitors from Benedict Racine Holdrege and Central City attend church and social gatherings, birthdays and Bible camp activities, with meals hosted at the Quick Reed Necker and Chader homes.
Wednesday evening guests included Mrs Emma Johnson and daughter, Mrs Chris and daughters of Baltimore, Mas. Mr and Mrs Wallace Seliman and girls of San Mateo California. Mary Ann Nyberg visited Lincoln sister Art Trennepohl with Rudolph Nyberg and Linda. Lynne Baldwin and children from Des Moines visited Esther Whitacre. Hilligelhart wedding guests included Rollie Williams Minnie Wright and Hennie Seymour. Esther Williams assisted Ed Quick in Hardville. Sunday dinners at LeRoy Nelson featured Eric Franson Bruce of Lincoln Martha Larson Theo Larson and Bruce stayed for summer. Ella Rudy visited Marquette and Douglas Rudy family.
The Pleasant Home Makers Club met at Gail Giles's home Monday afternoon. They photographed Mrs Ben Peters flowers then visited the Platte River for more photos. Each member brought a sack lunch enjoyed later at Herds Lake. Mrs Don Widga hosted Mary Jo Widga's seventh birthday with her grandmother Mrs Richard Widga and Mrs Ollie Johnson and Virginia Lytle present.
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