Card of Thanks for Kindness After Loss
The Larson family expresses gratitude for kindness, sympathy messages, and floral offerings after the death of their husband and father. They thank ministers, singers, pallbearers, the American Legion and Auxiliary, and all who sent cards and flowers during the hospital stay. Signed by Mrs. Reena Larson and families of Floyd, Wayne, Forrest, and Fortis Hecht.
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American Legion
Auxiliary
Reena Larson
Floyd Larson
Wayne Stevens
Forrest Hecht
Fortis
Thank you note from Dean Lindburg
The message thanks friends for cards letters gifts and flowers during a hospital stay and convalescence at home. A special acknowledgment is given to the eighth grade class and Country Womans Club for their thoughtful gifts.
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Country Womans Club
Dean Lindburg
Thanks for flowers and gifts after hospital stay
Alice Nelson expresses gratitude to friends and relatives for flowers gifts and cards received during her hospital stay and says they were truly appreciated.
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Alice Nelson
Fireworks Sale Opens June 20 in Hardville
Fireworks offered for sale starting June 20 in Hardville by Dick Anderson Jr. Store hours extend to 10 p m each evening with a wide range of products available for purchase.
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Hardville
Dick Anderson, Jr
Probate Notice in Polk County Nebraska Estate of Frank N Larson
Notice that a petition for probate of the last will of Frank N Larson, deceased, has been filed and a hearing set for July 15, 1949 at 11 o clock. R C Gustafson is named as executor. Dated June 20 1949 L M Merrick County Judge. Seal. June 23 30 July 7 Progress.
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Polk County
Nebraska
Frank N. Larson
State of
R. C. Gustafson
L. M. Merrick
Swede Home News Family Gatherings and Visits
Social notes from Swede Home and Stromsburg detail a broad circle of visits and homestead gatherings. Families such as the Anderson, Lewis, Johnson, Fredrickson, Nielsen, Sandin, and Toine share weekend and weekday visits across Omaha Lincoln Creighton Powell Butte and Stromsburg with relatives in Oregon Wisconsin California and beyond.
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Edwin Lewis
Edwin E. Anderson
Melford Anderson
Rock Island
William Johnson
Kay
Omaha
Ellen Anderson
Lloyd Fredrickson
Jean Ann
Denver
Hilma Toline
Walter Fredrickson
Carola Johnson
Lincoln
Rudolph Sandin
Gordon Fredrickson
Stephen
Central City
Mabel Olson
Richard Lundgren
Conrad Waller
Donald Anderson
Edwin Johnson
Powell Butte
Oregon
Herman Jones
J. W. Toine
John Johnson
Adolph Forss
Willard Adelson
James
Raymond Johnson
Harvey Sundberg
Harold W. Johnson
Wayne
Keith
Evelyn Oquist
Edna Peterson
Osceola
Stromsburg
C M. Bennett
Donald Bennett
Kathy
W . Anderson
Jack
LeRoy
Eau Claire
Wisconsin
J. A. Anderson
Henry Johnson
Sioux City
Iowa
Grace Buckmaster
Santa Monica
California
Lyal Lund
Albert Waiberg
South Grange
George Richardson
Benedict
C. C. Keyes
Eli Larson
Pacific Northwest
Lloyd Knight
C. E. Knight
Kearney
R. E. Nelson
C. P. Nelson
O. G. Johnson
Little Falls
Minnesota
A. Noreen
Maurice Newcomer
Pamela
R. E. Nelison
Wm. Stockley
Willits
C. V. Eckblade
Something Of Value
An elderly man rests at a shop window with his daughter Elsie recalling his long career in a watch shop. At artist Mr Bonelli's studio he learns a coin is worthless but is offered modeling work for the Memorial paying over five hundred dollars for a year, valuing the man himself.
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Elsie
Barnes
Dad
Bonelli
Willie
Mr. Bonelli
Mr.Bonelli
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