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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1971
Page
4
A flurry of local visits filled Arborville over the weekend. Allen Tenniges from Ft. Riley and Miss Janet Quick joined family gatherings, while Bruce Bedient’s newborn Holly Jo drew many visitors at the Bedient home. A youth fellowship meeting and several dinners highlighted social life as relatives from York and surrounding towns stopped by to see relatives, including Mrs. Virgil Tenniges and the Bedients.
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Mr and Mrs Glen Stevens visited in the Horace Stevens home Wednesday evening. Mr and Mrs Tom Olson of Aurora and Mrs Mary Monson were Sunday afternoon guests in the Roger Werner home.
Swede Home News reports Gustavo Troll, an exchange student from Peru, leaving after eight weeks with the Hanquist family. Several local families hosted guests and celebrated William Larson's 80th birthday with dinners and social visits around Osceola and Columbus.
Sunday evening visitors at the Glen Stevens home were Mr and Mrs Russell Fjell. Mrs Mervin Shenk hosted Monday visitors and lunch guests included Mrs Mae Felton. Ronald P Bragg returned to Cocoa Beach Florida after visiting his parents Mr and Mrs W M Bragg. Merna Skaden of York visited the Mervin Shenk home last Monday. Claude and Mrs Shenk of Clarks joined the Shenk home guests. Alma Swanson spent the weekend with Rolland Swanson in Stromsburg. Richard Johnson and his wife visited Enoch Peterson Thursday evening.
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