Alumni Banquet and Birthday Celebrate Hordville Figures
Hordville alumni banquet at the high school auditorium honored John Weburg on his 80th birthday with about 150 attendees including guests from Iowa and Illinois. A separate 46-guest gathering was held at Richard Weburgs' home. The Hordville Baptist Church hosted two weeks of vacation Bible School themed Lets Go With Christ with 55 average daily attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Blase
Alvin Stranberg
Iowa
Illinois
John Weburg
Richard Weburgs
Wallace Johnson
Lincoln
Lloyd Bensons
Mrs. Jenkins
Omaha
Eldon Johnson
Osceola
Milton Anderson
Karen
Sylvia Bloomquist
Davenport
Ronald Weburgs
Edwin Prontes
Hastings
Agdie Bengston
Aurora
Carl Anderson
Stromsburg
Hordville Baptist Church
Christ
Lowell Keyes
Lawrence Erickson
Dale Hanquist
Laurence Erickson
Aurora Covenant Church
Leanne
Emily Erickson
Verna
Bob
Margaret Larson
Lennart Johnson
Orwin White
Bob King
Holdrege
Duight King
Don Shoup
Emmett Shoup
Harold Ortegren
Vicki Shoup
Fremonts Midland College
Vicki
Sandy Creek
Virgil Erickson
Loula Swanson
Carl Lind
Herbert Bankson
Myrtle Williamson
Kent Bankson
Tunis Anderson
Kent Banksons
Douglas Sundberg Receives Accounting Degree Honor
Arthur Tschetter announces that Douglas Sundberg, a 1963 Polk High School graduate, has completed requirements for the professional accounting course at Lincoln School of Commerce and NBI.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Tschetter
Douglas Sundberg
Polk High School
Lincoln School of Commerce
NBI
Local Visitors File Through Polk County Homes
Polk residents share weekend visits with relatives in Stromsburg and Lincoln. Wilbur Heins and family from Stromsburg called on Robert Baack. Ervin Blase and family joined Baack kin at Lincoln General Hospital and for luncheon with Norman Reetz. Martin Baack returned from Seattle and Har risburg visitors. Judy Adelson’s death prompted Henrietta Wilson’s extended stay and other relatives to linger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Heins
Stromsburg
Robert Baack
Ervin Blase
Martin Baack
Lincoln General Hospital
Lincoln
Norman Reetz
Henrietta Wilson
Seattle
Wash
Harlan Smith
Harrisburg
Penn
Scholz
San Diego
Calif
Leslie Adelson
Judy Adelson
Miss Wilson
Smith
Sunday Dinner Guests and Visitors Share Local Hosting
Sunday dinner guests at the Litty home included the Bernard Litty Bruce Bedient Gary Eberhardt of Aurora Joseph Hilger and Sharon of Omaha who also stayed overnight. Visitors in the Arthur Samuelson home included Wm A Girdner of Marcer Mo Rev A W Samuelson of Denver E G Samuelson of Pueblo and R L Samuelson with Della Hermann of Washington Kansas. Louie Blase visited Minnie Fenster at the Aurora Hospital and Lydia and Clara Blase at Hamilton Manor on Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Litty
Bernard Litty
Bruce Bedient
Gary Eberhardt
Aurora
Joseph Hilger
Sharon
Omaha
Litty
Arthur Samuelson
Wm. A. Girdner
Marcer
A. W. Samuelson
Denver
Colo
E. G Samuelson
Pueblo
R. L. Samuelson
Della Hermann
Washington, Kansas
Louie Blase
Minnie Fenster
Aurora Hospital
Lydia
Clara Blase
Hamilton Manor
Newlyweds Honored By Trinity LCW
The LCW gathering on Sunday evening June 8 at 8 featured entertainment and a fellowship hour honoring Mr and Mrs Lanny Ang. Guests included Mr and Mrs Stanford Ang, Mrs Oscar Jones, and Mrs Anna Wurtz. A gift came from Mrs LaVaughn Adelson and lunch was served by Florence Hoffman, Lauretta Neuhaus and Mary Brazda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LCW
Lanny Ang
Stanford Ang
Oscar Jones
Anna Wurtz
LaVaughn Adelson
Florence Hoffman
Lauretta Neuhaus
Mary Brazda
Fisher joins Sigma Xi honor society at UIUC
Joe W. Fisher of Polk joined the University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign Chapter of Sigma Xi, recognizing demonstration excellence and promise in research as a member of the national scientific honor society founded in 1887. The 17th chapter was established in 1903 at Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Illinois At Urbana-Champaign
Sigma Xi
National Scientific Honor Society
Joe W. Fisher
Polk
National Society
University of Tllinois
Local families share ice cream and school week wrapup
Mr and Mrs Harry Pierson and Gary of Stromsburg and Mr and Mrs Cliff Branting enjoyed homemade ice cream at the Marvin Branting home Tuesday evening. The Baptist Bible School was held last week from 9 until 2 30 during the day and finished with a program on Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Pierson
Gary
Stromsburg
Cliff Branting
Marvin Branting
The
Baptist Bible School
Republican Women Meet in Osceola Nebraska
Polk County Republican Women’s Club will meet Monday June 16 at 2 P M in the home of Mrs Maurice Watts Osceola Neb Mr and Mrs Marvin Branting and children visited Mr and Mrs Mervin Branting in Lincoln Saturday Mr and Mrs Gary Branting and Scotty were evening callers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Watts
Osceola
Nebr
Marvin Branting
Mervin Branting
Lincoln
Gary Branting
Scotty
Polk News Items Dinner Guests and Weekend Visitors
Mr and Mrs P W Aker Martha Larson Anna Wurtz and Emma Horstman were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Herbert Wurtz at Clarks. Mr and Mrs LaMoyne Darnall and family of Omaha were weekend guests in the Harold Anderson home. Mrs Alvina Lind was a Saturday evening visit of Mrs Emma Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. W. Aker
Martha Larson
Anna Wurtz
Emma Horstman
Herbert Wurtz
Clarks
LaMoyne Darnall
Omaha
Harold Anderson
Alvina Lind
Emma Johnson
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McPherson
Blaine
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T,.hough
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A.C.E
Porwr Vee
Nebraska General Fund
Nebraska
Jack Romass
Dist
Ambassador
Broken Bow
Gerald McGinley
Ogallaia
UJ. Titus
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J H. Olive
Bob Thomas
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Ambancador
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Diet W. Pohlman
Auburn
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Trinity Lcw
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Lincoln Telephone and Telegraph Company
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Thayer
Jeffer Soh
Butler
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Boone
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Stan
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