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Newspaper

Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1962

Page

5

Births Reported From Lincoln Columbus and Central City

A nine pound boy born July 23 to Mr and Mrs Keene Hueftle Lincoln at Bryan Memorial Hospital. Mrs Hueftle formerly Shirley Stevens. A son born July 17 to Mr and Mrs Donald Person Columbus. Another son born July 7 to Mr and Mrs Melvin Bender at Litzenberg Memorial Hospital Central City.

Keene Hueftle Lincoln Bryan Memorial Hospital Hueftle Shirley Stevens Donald Person Columbus Melvin Bender Central City Litzenberg Memorial

Local Community Socials and Visits Highlight Week

Local families from Hawthorne Fremont and Stromsburg shared gatherings this week. Mr and Mrs Gamble and daughters Terryl and Pamela joined Mrs Hennie Seymour for coffee. LeMoyne Dore mus and family and Joe Ehn dined with Virgil and Mrs Bayne, then visited Mabel Grimes. Norris and Orrin Alfred joined the Sealeys for an evening barbecue.

R. J. Gamble Terryl and Pamela Hawthorne Calif Dean Hanson Stromsburg Hennie Seymour LeMoyne Doremus Fremont Joe Ehn Norris Orrin Alfred Dick Sealey

North Blue Doings Picnic and Family Visits Almanac

Local notes record multiple family visits and social gatherings in North Blue. Alvin Smith's birthday celebration at his home includes relatives from Hampton and nearby towns. A cousins' picnic dinner and a 75th diamond jubilee are noted among residents, with church group meeting and Bunco evening events.

Bill Collett Alvin Smith

Local Socials Note Guests and Visits Shared

Mrs Hennie Seymour and Mrs Ella Shenk were Sunday luncheon guests of Mrs Etta Cramer. Mrs Julia Flodman and Mrs C Marvin Frederickson were Saturday coffee guests to Mrs Walter Stohl. Connie Lindburg of Stromsburg returned home after two weeks with her grandparents Mr and Mrs M G Lindburg while her mother visited the World’s Fair in Seattle. Linda Drake of Arcadia spends this week with Karen Miller. Mr and Mrs Leonard Stindt of Sutton were Thursday visitors to Mr and Mrs Martin Hoffman Sr.

Duane Blase Morris Fisher Neal Sandell Ewart Klingsborn Monett W. C. Blase Gresham Gilbert Roches Hampton Carl Blase Marvin Schulze Wayne Person Kenneth Wilshusen Delyle Meyer W. D. Richardson Harry Puterbaugh York Stanley Hoover Seward Gerald Reeves Central City Marvin Bankson Eldon Bankson Don Bankson Dean Bankson Neal Bankson Charles Benner Bill Ernest Columbus Donald George Sutton Norman McIntosh Lincoln McIntosh Vivian Kunz Lois Hafemeister Hennie Seymour Ella Shenk Etta Cramer Julia Flodman C. Marvin Frederickson Walter Stohl Connie Lindburg Stromsburg M. G. Lindburg Seattle Linda Drake Arcadia Karen Miller Leonard Stindt Martin Hoffman, Sr

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