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Newspaper

Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1964

Page

5

Local guests celebrate Jill Stange first birthday

Sunday gatherings at Donald Stange and Paul Strand homes drew relatives from Creston Cairo Stromsburg and Sioux Falls South Dakota. Ahrens Stange Berggren Stephens Holmes Kealiher and Kisler families visited or traveled from multiple locations. Gaylen Holmes attended the National Physical Therapy Convention in Denver.

Donald Stange Jill Charles Ahrens Creston Buss Stange Cairo Paul Strand Esther Berggren Forrest Berggren Stromsburg Wilfred Stephens Gaylen Holmes Sioux Falls S. C Colorado Black Hills Gaylen Denver

Couple returns from California trip with relatives visit

Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Stromberg returned home Sunday from a two weeks trip to California. They visited Mr. Stromberg's sister and husband at San Francisco and other relatives including Mrs. Art Hemingsen in Shafter and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Herbes in Los Angeles.

Lloyd Stromberg California Mr. Stromberg Erwin Buchholz San Francisco Art Hemingsen Shafter Howard Herbes Los Angeles

Community Notices From Arborville Area Church Camp Trips

Myrna Merchant and Barbara Glasser head to Maranatha Training camp near North Platte and will return August 23. Local families host visitors and attend reunions in Benedict York and Lincoln counties.

Myrna Merchant Barbara Glasser North Platte W. E. Ratliff York M. D. Anderson Bradshaw Charles Burgess Roy Perkins Benedict L. D. Perkins Alan Cheryl Douglas Darrell Tenniges Harry Kennel Lowell Bills Melvin Bender Maranatha Lloyd Morris Shipferling York Auditorium Wilfred Stephens Frank Adams Waco Henry Blase Ed Reckner Bessie Reckner Covenant Home

Obituary for Meda A Johnson of Polk

Meda A Johnson born Osceola December 28 1890 died July 22 1964 after residence in Polk and a stay in Good Samaritan Rest Home Osceola She married Julius E Johnson in 1912 and mothered nine children two sons survived and four daughters with six daughters and three sons The service was at Polk Methodist Church July 27 with Rev Jensen singing Mrs Wayne Creech organist and casket bearers listed Burial at Swede Home cemetery

Meda A. Johnson Charles and Mathilda Johnson Osceola Julius E. Johnson Johnson Julius Owen McDonald Alexandria Virgina Merion Miller Igo Calif Vivian Johnson Denver Colo Howard Connor Pine Bluff Arkansas Van Harley Don Johnson Gordon Henry Johnson Polk Edna Peterson Milton Peterson Duane Johnson Harold Johnson Wayne Creech Swede Home Cemetery

Historic parallels between Kennedy and Lincoln deaths listed

A compiled list from The Daily Review mirrors 11 points comparing Kennedy and Lincoln. It notes shared Civil Rights focus, 1860 and 1960 elections, Friday slayings with wives present, Johnson successors, birth years, Booth and Oswald ages, postcrime deaths of their accuseds, southern leanings, bereaved presidential wives, and swapped adviser names Kennedy and Lincoln advising against theater and Dallas respectively.

Hayward California Daily Review Scotia Register Kennedy Lincoln Johnson United States Senate Andrew Johnson Lyndon B. Johnson John Wilkes Booth Lee Harvey Oswald Booth Oswald White House Dallas Texas

Community Notices From Stromsburg Weekly

Mrs. Marvin Fredrickson Mrs. Julia Flodman and Mrs. Walter Stohl attend the funeral of Mrs. Hattie Newman a former rural teacher near Polk. Glen Babcock returns from the National Republican convention in San Francisco and chats with Jim Gallant on the floor. Eight member couples and three visiting couples attend the Kings Kouples picnic at Buckley Park. Stanley Browning and Levar Sandell noted at a Birthday Picnic Supper near Hard Lake. Lincoln visitors Mr. and Mrs. Dale Christiansen Mr. and Mrs. James Weeks and families are guests of the Johnson home.

Marvin Fredrickson Julia Flodman Walter Stohl Hattie Newman Stromsburg Newman Polk Glen Babcock San Francisco Calif Jim Gallant Neal Gallant Sadie Clark Sam Ramp Friend Kings

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