Shelby Woman Fatally Injured in Car Wreck
Miss Anna Mytholar, a Shelby teacher, was fatally injured when her car overturned east of Seward after passing a bus and sharp steering on reentry. She died Sunday morning after being treated at Lincoln General Hospital. Fellow passengers included her brother and his two daughters. Burial was held at U B Church in Shelby.
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Anna Mytholar
Seward
Miss Mytholar
Lincoln General Hospital
Shelby
Annabelle
Lois
U B
Graduates urged to obtain social security numbers
Lincoln field office manager Joseph Sewall urges new graduates to obtain social security numbers before seeking work to avoid delays. Those who never had cards or lost theirs should visit the 215 Post Office building office, open 9:00 to 5:06 Monday through Friday, or call 26414 for duplicates.
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Joseph Stewall
Lincoln Field Office
Sewall
Oxfmce
Card of Thanks for Kindness After Loss
We express deep gratitude for kindness sympathy messages and floral offerings after the loss of our wife and grandmother. Charles S. McGinnis Jr Mrs Johnnie Preston and children Mr and Mrs Dean McGinnis Mr and Mrs Bob Rowe
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Charles S. McGinnis Jr
Johnnie Preston
Dean McGinnis
Bob Rowe
Patricia Lee weds Willard Stunkel in Lincoln ceremony
Miss Patricia Lee daughter of Mr and Mrs George E Lee of Harvard and Willard Stunkel son of Mr and Mrs Louis W Stunkel of Hampton married June 6 at Redeemer Lutheran Church Lincoln. Rev Henry Erck officiated. Reception followed at Sigma Kappa house. The couple resides in Omaha he works for Daily Journal Stockman.
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Patricia Lee
George E. Lee
Harvard
Willard Stunkel
Omaha
Louis W. Stunkel
Hampton
Redeemer Lutheran Churea
Lincoln
Henry Erck
Sigma Kappa
Stunkel
University of Nebraska
Beta Sigma Phi
The
Daily Journal Stockman
Will Stunkel
Polk
Community notices from Stromsburg reflect visits and travel
Mrs Emil S F Johnson hosted Ralph Johnson and family at dinner. Alice Doggett leaves for Sunol Nebraska. Gas Office men attend Magic Chef school in Columbus. Maurice Newcomer of Lincoln visits Nelsons. Ernest Ericson hosts Clyde Ericson and family and Ed Schinzel group. Laverna Rystrom entertains with Marion Nordlund. Kenneth Kline visits from Mobile Alabama. Edward to stay with grandmother. Hackett and Russell guests at Lyal Lund home. Clyde Ericson returns to hospital in Omaha for treatment. Lou Ann Scharman joins friends in York and vacations in Estes Park. Wallace Sherwood party includes Sherwoods of Central City Polk and Clarks and Lavelle families. A Noreen and Nimrod go to Polk for Gideon meeting. Mrs Noreen visits Lamke.
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Emil S. F Johnson
Ralph Johnson
Alice Doggett
Irvin Caldwell
Sunol
Nebraska
Russell Anderson
Eldon Anderson
Columbus
Maurice Newcomer
Baby
Lincoln
R E Nelson
Ernest Ericson
Clyde Ericson
Ed Schinzel
Laverna Rystrom
Marion Nordlund
North Platte
Jeanette Widen
Kenneth Olson
Kenneth Kline
Edward
Mobile
Alabama
Henry Rinterman
C. A. Hackett
Russell
Neligh
Lyal Lund
Methodist Hospital
Omaha
Lou Ann Scharman
York
Estes Park
Colo
Wallace Sherwood
Guy Sherwood
Central City
Wm Lavelle
Clarks
Merle Lavelle
Wm Lavelle Jr
C. Garner
Polk
A. Noreen
Nimrod
Gideon
Noreen
Lamke
Archbishop of Sweden to visit Omaha for Pioneer Centennial
The Most Rev Erling Eidem Archbishop of Sweden arrives in Omaha June 18 as part of the royal delegation led by Prince Bertil to preside over the Swedish Pioneer Centennial June 19 20. Governor Val Peterson honorary chairman and W O Swanson lead the drive for Nebraskans of Swedish descent to attend Elmwood Park events with gymnastic and folk dance performances. More than 10000 people are expected.
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Erling Eidem
Sweden
Omaha
Gustaf V
Prince Bertil
Val Peterson
W. O. Swanson
Elmwood Park
Local residents share visits and events this Sunday and week
Mr and Mrs Clifford Cramer and sons attended auto races in Lincoln. York couple Vern Eklund visits Ruth Green home. Henry Smith family and Columbus granddaughter Carolyn Peterson dine with Homer Green family. Roland Bodine visits Donald Hanquist. Paul Holmes family returns from Sioux City trip. Will Kroger attends Lincoln State University graduation with Wilbur Kroger a top graduate. Families travel to Grand Island to see Mervin Linquist. Mrs M W Willett and children stay with D C Deninger in Coleridge. Austin Smith rents Johnson house. Minnie Nicholson attends Erickson and Solts wedding in Hordville.
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Clifford Cramer
Lincoln
Vern Eklund
York
Clarence Munn
Central City
Ruth Green
Henry Smith
Stromsburg
Carolyn Peterson
Columbus
Homer,Green
Roland Bodine
Donald Hanquist
Paul Holmes
Sioux City
Iowa
Will Kroger
The
State University At
Wilbur Kroger
Grand Island
Vergil Bush
Cheryl
Hattie Linquist
N. E. McNaught
Billie
Mervin Linquist
M. W. Willett
D. C. Deninger
Coleridge
Austin Smith
Joe Johnson
Minnie Nicholson
Erickson and Solts
Baptist
Polk County Extension News Highlights State Meeting and Local Programs
The Nebraska State Council of Home Extension Clubs met in York June 9 to 11 with 650 attendees and 20 from Polk County. Highlights included talks by Anna Dee Weaver and Dr E L MacQuiddy, choruses from Dodge, Saunders and York, a 438-woman banquet, and a Polk County Chorus gathering. The report covers aphid control spray trials, DDT demonstrations on livestock, and ongoing 4-H building renovations plus the Polk County 4-H Saddle Club’s first meeting and current membership of 20.
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Nebraska State Council of Home Extension Clubs
York
Anna Dee Weaver
Weea
E. L. MacQuiddy
Unesco
Mexico City
R. L Gustaveson
Dodge
Saunders
York County Extension
Miss Atwood
Gill
State Extension Council
State Council
Polk County Chorus
Richard Boyd
Stromsburg
Leroy Nelson
Alfred Grossnicklaus
Osceola
Frank and Paul Swanson
Alford
Weed District
Fair Grounds
Polk County
McCauley
Harry McCauley
Rainfall Boosts Crops After Dry Spell
Last Friday night 1.73 inches of rain fell, nearly two inches, easing crop worries. Corn shows strong growth while oats recover from dryness. Wheat improves after earlier setbacks, with farmers noting varied yields. Gardens and potatoes especially benefit from the moisture.
Birthday Party for 4-H Members Hosted by Marilyn Hahn
Marilyn Hahn entertained seven people including 4-H members at a Tuesday birthday party with a short business session led by president Shirley Stevens. Roll call listed each member's favorite cookie. Hahn reported on 4-H Club Week in Lincoln. Hahn and Anderson announced a prize for the first to finish a cooking project. After games, a weiner roast followed. Next Pleasant Homemakers meeting set for June 13 at LaVonne Anderson's home.
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Marilyn Hahn
Shirley Stevens
Mrs. Hahn
Lincoln
Hahn
Mrs. Anderson
LaVonne Anderson
Legion Team Edges David City 5-2 In Osceola Showdown
The Legion club defeated David City 5-2 on Sunday night at Osceola, matching their prior win. McCormick pitched a no hit no run game through six plus innings, guiding Osceola to a 2 0 league victory as power at the plate spurred a four run seventh inning.
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Legion
David City
Butler County
Osceola
My Cormick
Stromsburg
Children Hurt In Friday Car Crash Near Bradshaw
Alfretta Bedient seven and her one year old brother Bruce were hospitalized with bruises and lacerations after a collision Friday afternoon on U S Highway 34 three miles east of Bradshaw. Their mother Mrs Fred Bedient driving a 1933 Ford also suffered a facial cut and was treated. The children were to be released from York General hospital Saturday.
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Alfretta Bedient
Bruce Bedient
Polk
York General Hospital
Fred Bedient
Bradshaw
Farmers Union County Meeting Planned at Osceola High
Termers Union County Meet ing will be held at Osceola High School Auditorium Friday evening June 18th. A good program has been arranged. All members and friends are invited. Refreshments will be served.
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Termers
Union County
Osceola High School
4 Leaf Clover Club Plans Cooking Demonstrations
The 4 Leaf Clover Club focuses on cooking activities for the year with officers elected in March led by Virginia Harding as President Ira Mae Werner as Vice President Patricia Eisler as Secretary and Roberta Lea Carlson as News Reporter Members include Kathleen Harms Donna Monson Ira Mae Werner Patricia Kisler Leona Ratsloff and Mrs Jake Harding leads with Mrs Virgil Kisler as assistant. A May 28 meeting at Patricia Kisler’s home signed the canopy sheet and judged muffins. A June 12 gathering with Da Mae Werner judged cookies and chocolate pudding by Kisler Carlson and Munson. The group aims to complete requirements to begin demonstrations and posters.
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4 Leaf Clover Club
Virginia Harding
Ira Mae Werner
Patricia Eisler
Roberta Lea Carlson
Kathleen Harms
Donna Monson
Patricia Kisler
Leona Ratsloff
Jake Harding
Virgil Kisler
da Mae Werner
Roberta Carlson
Donna Mae Munson
Observed Tenth Wedding Anniversary Honor
A group of friends surprised Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Dornburgh at their home on Sunday to celebrate their tenth wedding anniversary. Cards were played with high score to Mr. and Mrs. Ansel Lindquist and low score to Harold Carlson and Mrs Lyle Dornburgh. Gifts were presented to the couple and to Mrs Dornburgh and birthday anniversaries for Mrs Harry Anderson and Mrs Harold Mueller noted that week. A lunch was served by the guests.
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Lyle Dornburgh
Ansel Lindquist
Harold Carlson
Dornburgh
Harry Anderson
Harold Muiller
Community Notices From Down Arborville To York Park
The Faithful Workers Club chartered a bus for a Omaha tour. Families of Shockey Calhoon Morris Bittinger and others enjoyed a York park picnic. Lincoln auto races drew Harold Cramer and family. Bedients visited Gresham. Van Housen Kahler hosted Roy Glasser Jr. guests. Larson of Stromsburg visited Bills in John Wall Hampton homes. Ramsey family returned to Republic Kansas after visiting A H Ramsey parents.
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Faithful Workers Club
Omaha
F. D. Shockey
A. A Shockey
Harold
Floyd Bittinger
Lauren Calhoon
Benedict
Lee Morris
D. C. Morris
Park
York
Harold Cramer
Charles Norquest
Mark Ramsey
Republic, Kansas
A. H. Ramsey
Polk Village prohibits shooting firecrackers ordinance
The Village Council and Chief of Police warn that firing firecrackers within Polk village limits is prohibited and violators will be arrested and prosecuted. Residents are urged to respect sick people in Polk. By order of village officials.
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Polk
Social visits and gatherings in Osceola area households
A long list of Sunday and Friday visits includes Mr. and Mrs. Bill Allison of Osceola hosting pals at the Schra der home while numerous families from Stromburg Benedict Aurora Grand Island and Denver share meals and attend church events. The Arborville Congregational Church organist and missionary society activities are noted along with a San Francisco Otte family visit and a Lake Geneva trip.
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Bill Allison
Osceola
Pete Schrader
A. H. Ramsey
Patty Ramsey
Bill Kaeding
Stromsburg
Maurice Fleck
George Wilson
Collins
Stanley Peterson
Florence and
Freda
Fred David Shockey
Floyd Merchant
A. M. Johnson
Elsie Johnson
Verlin Johnson
Richard Johnson
Chas. Burges
Elmer Pasecke
Bill Stevens
Ralph Stouffer
Marjone
Benedict
Elmer
Alvin Peterson
Charles Burgess
Dora Murray
Broken Bow
S. S. Piper
Grand Island
Noel Kealiher
Roy Glasser, Jr
Max Jones
C. E. Knapp
S. S
Arborville Missionary Society
Wayne Lindholm
Will Cline
Muss Florence Shockey
D. C. Morris
Byrd Shrum
York
Mervin Sheal
Robert Marchant
Jhioy Glasser
Roy Glasser
Lloyd van Housen
Birdite Kahler
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Arthur Lake
Blondie
Tana Universal International Presents
Rai
Wanda Hendrix
Andrea King
Thomas Gomez
Fred Clark
Robert Montgomery
Joan Harrison
Universal International
Lee—Stunkel
Jack
World - Herald
Polk County Extension News
Farmers Union County Meeting
4-Leaf Clover Club
Arborville Way
America the Beautiful
Hansel and Gretel
Rastus
Butler Field
Patricia Williams
Rowena Light
Janice Sundberg
Kint Hali
the Courier
Star Spangled Banner
Benett
Conway
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