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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1961
Page
8
Elaine Stromberg thanks friends and relatives for cards gifts and calls that made the occasion happy while in the cast. Also lists Dr E D Strong veterinarian Eldon W Anderson New York Life Insurance Co Burg Refrigeration contact details in Stromsburg Nebraska and surrounding notes.
Chauncey Gustafson expresses gratitude for cards visits flowers and prayers during hospital stay special thanks to Rev Logan God blesses everyone blieb
A brief note expresses gratitude from Mrs. Dorrel Shostrom to relatives and friends for cards flowers visits and gifts received during hospitalization and after returning home. The writer notes the kindness will be remembered.
Mr and Mrs Paul Stevens thank relatives and friends for calls cards and gifts on their twenty fifth wedding anniversary expressing appreciation for the warm gestures.
For sale a whiteface bull named Floyd Merchant. Contact phone 3827. Also thanks to relatives and friends for cards visits gifts and flowers during my recovery. Ernest Lott expresses appreciation for kind deeds.
Raymond Stevens of Lincoln stayed overnight with Mr and Mrs Earl Stevens and the group later visited Mr and Mrs Floyd Miller. A Monday afternoon visit included Mrs Channa Erickson and others from Racine Wis with Mrs Lennart Johnson and guests from Hardville. Dennis Stevens visited Friday, Roy Davenport of Aurora stayed with her daughter in Hardville, Johnny Preston and girls from York visited Hennie Seymour, Elaine Ostrander spent last week in the James Ostrander home in Columbus.
Mr and Mrs Rudolph Nyberg and daughters were guests after church at the Bodines. Miss Milton Wilcox and her baby from Silver Creek stayed with Mrs Frank Ostrander’s family. A picnic dinner at Hampton honored Mrs Minnie Heiden for her birthday with relatives present. Gene Jones and daughters of Columbus along with Wilmer Rodine dined with Roland Rodine and family Tuesday evening.
A diary style note blends folklore with current fishing lore citing old sayings about sunrises and peonies. It lists carp varieties as the only active catches while winter snows recede with rising temperatures this week.
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