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Newspaper

Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1969

Page

2

Notable Local Milestones In Central City And Surrounds

Celebrations mark M F Smiths 85th birthday. Walter Ekdahl appointed new city market clerk. Central City observes 50th wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. Charles Leach with open house at First Methodist. Multiple obituaries: Arthur Ekstrom, Leophila Mills Richmond, Walter Fenster. engagements and weddings reported along with confirmations, showers, and anniversaries. Local movements include visits to Lincoln and Denver, and church events at Calvary Lutheran and Evangelical United Brethren.

Charles Leach Central City First Methodist Arthur Ekstrom Osceola Hospital Leophila Mills Richmond Polk Fullerton Walter Fenster Hampton Grand Island Robert Willits Sharon Calvary Lutheran Ardyce Nyberg Arthur Trennepohl Neligh Evangelical Free Church Lester Felker James Lane Anna Kisler Karen Stevens Llyod Hahn

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Per year in state four dollars per year elsewhere five dollars. Six months two dollars fifty cents. Three months one dollar fifty cents. Card of Thanks ten cents per line with minimum one dollar. Obituary poetry ten cents per line. Advertising per column inch sixty three cents. (Pricing and policy details for Polk Progress Nebraska and affiliates.)

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Polk County 63rd District 51 Homecoming and Local Notices

Thirty years past the 85th birthday of M F Smith was marked by a family reunion at the R L Smith home with all children in attendance. About 250 attended the District 51 homecoming near Stromsburgon June 3 with former pupils teachers patrons and friends on hand. A surprise picnic celebrated T J Nelsons birthday with Mr and Mrs C P Nelson Mrs Charlotte Ekstrand and others in attendance. Walter Ekdahl named new clerk at the city Market and Grocery replacing Merle Stromberg who heads to Washington DC. Several locals returned from York College for the summer. Delegates to the Baptist Convention included Mr and Mrs Henry Horstman Miss Irene Peterson and Hazel Nelson. C O Johnson and sons shipped cattle to Omaha last week. Various locals traveled to Lincoln Sumner and Minneapolis for schooling visits and weddings including Ella Erickson and Rolland Dahlin wed in Minneapolis. A later homecoming tale notes alumni events and visits among the Strombergs Hanquists and Boutons.

M. F. Smith R. L. Smith Mr. Smith Polk County Stromsburg T. J. Nelson C. P. Nelson Charlotte Ekstrand Clark Nodgrass Osceola Hazel Nelson Lincoln Nellie Peterson P. J. Nelson Ira Glasser Walter Ekdahl City Market and Merle Stromberg Washington D. C Raymond Peterson Ellsworth Carlson Leland Widga Raymond Stevens York College Henry Horstman Irene Peterson Sumner C. O Johnson Leonard Phillip Omaha Arborville Dorothy Barber Harry Shafer

Social notices compile a week of local visits and dinners

Miss Julia Johnson of Boise visited in Lloyd Lind's home on Friday. Weekend gatherings included Magnussen birthday dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Ramsey and Lyn in Central City. Memorial Day supper guests at Ester Lacky’s included Fisher of Blair and several Hastings and Hastings area friends. Additional dinners and visits featured Emil Person's guests including Nelsons, Van Nostrands, and Harolds, with others from Lincoln Benedict Grand Island and Omaha. A large list of weekend visitors joined Bill Kaedring in Bradshaw for Friday dinner. Tuesday coffee guests at Arthur Trennepohl's included Stromsburg and Clarks area classmates from Stromsburg high school.

Julia Johnson Boise Ida Lloyd Lind Ester Lacky Manley Fisher Blair Estella Wilkins Edith Anderson Beulah Gustafson Hastings Emil Person Victor Pickrel Independence Emmett Alton Fort Collins Colo Forrest Sedan Wallace Nelson Suzanne Kenneth van Nostrand York Harold Hare Lincoln Stewart Nelson Diane Benedict Barney Swanson John Benton Grand Island Dennis Anderson Milford Jeanie Nielsen Lincoln Lynn Julesgaard Elkhorn Iowa Reuben Anderson Lynn Dennis Alvena Lind Jeanette Widen St. Paul Minn Richard Ivance David Richard Larsen Minneapolis June Egbert Valley Clara Emma Anderson Stromsburg Dean Donelson Alan Central City Roland Bodine Donna Duane Wallace Lind Loren Leanne Wayne Ramsey Mark Ramsey Logan Kansas Rich Ramsey Stacy Jeff Wichita Bill Kaedring Bradshaw Dan Burritt al Hunt Charles Huggler Cliff Reichstein Newell Stanley

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