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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1966
Page
5
Mrs. Charles Norquest and Mrs. Lee Bayer entertained their birthday club at Mrs. Bayer s home. Eight members and two guests played Bunco with Arlene Eklund winning high prize and Della Hoff man low prize. Lunch was served.
Mrs. Orville Haggstrom Allan and Jane Marie arrived last Saturday from Playa Del Rey California and spent last week visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Enoch Peterson. They returned to California Saturday. Mrs. N E McNaught and Mrs. Lillian Branting of Grand Island were Monday guests of Mrs. Virgil Madsen at Hampton for her birthday. Mrs. Anna Kisler was a Sunday dinner guest in the Paul Strand home.
A Columbus area weekend roundup notes the Wilshusen and Schaepler picnics at Columbus and Central City with about 75 relatives attending. The party honors Viola Ziegelbein on her birthday, and families including Junge, Warneke, and Reetz visit and host relatives from Benedict, Denver, Tacoma, and Lincoln.
Vernon Clines visit in Colorado marks travel with Floyd Merchant and Erma Lantzer kin. Families from Arborville attend funerals in Sterling and Indy connections. numerous local relatives share dinners, ball games, and Sunday visits across Kearney York Central City and Clarks.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Wilson hosted 75 relatives and friends of Mrs. Amanda Wilson Ecton and her grandson Richard Ecton of Oxnard California at an Open House. Mrs. Ecton shared slides from a Europe trip. Grace Harless joined the Browitts of York on a visit to Chappell where they toured Elmer, Lowell, and Lyle Knorr homes. Dennis Baack spent Sunday as a dinner guest of his grandparents O. E. Jones and wife.
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