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Newspaper

Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1964

Page

3

Polk Couple Wed in May Nine Ceremony

Miss Cheryl Bush and Dennis Van Housen married at Polk Methodist Church in a seven o’clock ceremony before 200 guests. Rev. O. A. Johnson officiated. bride wore white nylon organza with lace and a silk illusion veil. groom's party included Neal Van Housen and Cal vin Crow. Reception followed in church parlors. couple to reside on a Polk County farm.

Cheryl Bush Dennis van Housen Polk Methodist Church Vergil Bush Lloyd van Housen Polk O. A. Johnson Barbara Beverly Glasser T. C. Fitch North Platte Rodney Johnson Eldon Lindquist Bennett Bill Fitter Central City Leon Meerkatz Bonnie Shaw Lincoln Connie Hoffman Neal van Housen Calvin Crow Mrs. Bush Gerald Foulk Omaha Morris Lindquist Willard Bush Osceola William Filter Roy Glasser Jr Tom Volz McCook Walden Volz Janelle Smith Peggy Boyle York Alice McCall McCool Karen Stevens Janice Anderson Linda Nyberg Natalie Hahn Anita Mundt Mmes Ilos Ostberg Wilda Holmes Ann Eisler Grant Johnson Harold Miller M. O. Johnson Richard Johnson Vern Eklund Mrs. van Housen

Clarks Alumni Banquet Attended by Anderson Ostbergs

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Anderson and Mr. and Mrs. Dean Ostberg attended the Clarks alumni banquet Friday evening. The ladies are Clarks alumni.

Harold Anderson Dean Ostberg Clarks

Weather and memories fill a late spring week in May

A reflective column shares mild late May weather with highs in the mid 70s and lows around the mid 40s after a heat wave. It mixes notes on a Dodge City TV character, farm life hay mowing, field wildlife briefly disturbed, and garden efforts with bugs and weeds returning to challenge the narrator.

Oagan Dodge City Kansas Matt Dillon Kitty Matt Dickcissels

Local families attend baccalaureate events in Polk area

Polk residents plus relatives traveled to Omaha for baccalaureate and commencement exercises for Mrs. Anderson's brother Lindsay Darnall. Tammy Darnall of Orlando visited the Anderson home. Jim Brazda Jr and sons visited Joe Krasnica in Crete and stayed with grandparents. Brazda family also visited Mrs. Alan Bauer and son in Crete hospital. Chauncey Gustafson hosted dinner guests Gunnard Stohl from Lincoln and George Colby from Clarks.

Harold Anderson Omaha Chauncey Gustafson Gunnard Stohl Lincoln George Colby Clarks

Country Woman's Club installs officers

The Country Woman's Club met at Mrs. Dick Sealey Sr home with Mrs. Paul Coover assisting May 28. Officers for the year installed include President Mrs. M. O. Johnson Secretary Mrs. Richard Widga Treasurer Mrs. Don Lindholm and pianist Mrs. Nof Ostberg. The meeting opened with a song and discussed Wild Flowers and Weeds of Nebraska led by Mrs. Johnson and Mrs. Bob Steenbock.

Country Woman’s Club Dick Sealey Paul Coover M. O. Johnson Richard Widga Don Lindholm Nof Ostberg Nebraska Bob Steenbock

Blases Visit Parker Family in Red Oak Iowa

Mr and Mrs Louis Blase traveled to Red Oak Iowa Friday to visit their daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Robert Parker. They returned home Monday.

Louis Blase Red Oak Iowa Robert Parker

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