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Polk Progress in Polk, Nebraska

12 Mar 1964

Page 5

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Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1964

Page

5

Arborville Cemetery Association Plans March Meeting

Arborville Cemetery Association will hold its annual business session March 16 at the Town Hall. The Arborville Missionary and Aid Society meets Thursday at Mrs. Charles Burgess's home. Local residents hosted and visited relatives across Arborville, Osceola, Lincoln, Central City, Benedict, Wood River, Yutan, Bradshaw, and Shelby with dinners, calls, and card parties.

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Arborville Cemetery Association Town Hall Ed Hanson Francis Tewell Curtis Hoffman Neil Mesner Miriam Raymond Mesner Central City Arborville Missionary and Aid Society Charles Burgess Clarence van Ostrand John Gable Arnold Shelby Nancy Shuriger Wood River Maria Lehnert Yutan Natalie Weber Bradshaw Kearney Teachers College Chris Weber Leland Bills Ed Reckner Lawson Larry Killion Keith Green Sharon Fred Bedient Laura Merchant Mmes Ralph Fisher Arborville Missionary Society Ed Recknor I Lawson Bessie Recknor Covenant Home Stromsburg Carroll Shenk Messrs Doyle Klingsporn Charles Nelson Kenneth Werner Roger Anderson Aurora Ron Anderson Marquette
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Hordville Happenings At Central City Hospital and Weekend Visits

Mrs Swen Stone entered Central City Baptist Hospital Friday. Robert Jones of Hutchinson visited Arthur Jones and the Blases. Mr and Mrs Wagemath of Lincoln and Sharon Benson of Linsborg spent weekends with relatives. Local visitors included the Quick and Clayton families, Tejeka 40th anniversary open house, and several birthday and baptismal events. Baptist Aid members met with Mrs Gustafson and hostesses.

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Swen Stone Central City Hospital Sharon Benson Linsborg Kansas Albin ‘Benson and Lennis Cliff Quick Wilbur Jones Central City Roger Clayton Lincoln Ladies of the Baptist Aide R. C. Gustafson Beverly Paul Jones Elmer Peterson Wesley Lois Norma Chappel Arthur Jones Adrian Carlson Grand Island Ida Olson Sailor and Soldiers Home Ida Bush Andrew Selma Bjorkman Vancel Harlin Peterson Charlie Peterson Ellen Bowers Aurora
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Bankson Farm Move and Local Social Mix

Mr and Mrs Neil Bankson moved Friday with their household goods to the Everett Bankson farm. Mr and Mrs Emil Wilshusen and Mr and Mrs Raymond Stunkel were evening guests of Mr and Mrs Henry Blase. Young Adults of the Baptist Church met Sunday. hosts were the Gerald Larson and Dale Hanquist families.

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Clarence Blase Raymond Werth Hampton Wagemath Lincoln Neil Bankson Everett Bankson Emil Wilshusen Raymond Stunkel Henry Blase The Baptist Church Gerald Larsons Dale Hanquist Leo Bowlby Mabel Samuelson Aurora Bowlby Bud Wall I. M. Bengston Cliff Quick Stromsburg Roger Erickson Kenneth Wilshusen
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Arborville News Sundberg Hordville Robert Jones Hutchinson, Kan Glen Fowler George Wilson Maude Wilson Merlyn Fowler Howard Cox Carl Holtors Ernest Timmons Amos Timmons Berger Benson Carl Richard Nygren Mead and I Debra “Louise Bankson Farm Farmall F.C.B Rock Island, IN P.T.O Saaeke Fredrickson Implement Co
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