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Newspaper

Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1974

Page

6

Local Social Notes Highlight Sundberg and Kin Visits

Mr and Mrs Ray Sundberg hosted Tuesday evening callers while Sunday guests in the Sundberg home included Calmer Johnson Calvin Crow Nathan Channa and Steven Fredrickson Monica of Lincoln Marcene Johnson of Omaha. The week featured birthday observances and multiple family visits across Lincoln Grand Island Plainview and Giltner.

Ray Sundberg Leroy Nelson Calmer Johnson Calvin, Crow Nathan Channa York Steven Fredrickson Monica Lincoln Marcene Johnson Omaha Calmar Johnson Ronald Johnson Willard Henderson Verlin Johnson John Hor Alfreda Albin Plainview Glen Babcock Emory Cramer Kenneth Rudy Giltner Carl Carlstrom Becky Trene Signe Hanquist Dale Hanquist Harold Hanquist Rodney Ralph Swedenberg Craig Pam Judy Sommers Dre Miller Ira Glasser

Legion Auxiliary Met in Legion Hall on March 11

The American Legion Auxiliary met in the Legion Hall on Monday evening March 11 at 8 p.m. President Louise Logston presided and the group approved gifts to Korea Relation Bank and the President Project. Readings covered Bloodmobile updates, Jr and Senior Auxiliary projects, Heart Fund receipts, and a program on Americanism with four essay winners. A lunch for 23 members and 1 visitor followed the meeting.

American Legion Auxiliary Legion Hall Louise Logston Korea Relation Bank President Project Camp Ship Irene Widga Janice Saylor Veterans Hospital Laurefa Neuhaus Heart Fund Josephine Richey Wilda Holmes Curtis Burney Lesley Jones Randy Branting Kim Blase Doris Ostberg Carla Mundt Flaine Miller Garnet Miller

Community notices from Polk area residents share visits

A list of Sunday visits and birthday observances in Polk County. Families from Lincoln Omaha Olympia Osceola Stromsburg Marquette Central City and nearby towns gathered at various homes for meals birthdays and social visits. No major events recorded beyond philanthropy and travel for work.

Bill Ferrand Omaha Winnie Anderson Olympia Wash Don Widga Mary Richard Lincoln Charles Reeves Jason Central ‘City Sydney Widgea Marquette Phyllis Ostberg Nona Ostberg Trof Ostberg

Luncheon at Governor Exon's Mansion Hosts Former Leaders

Mr and Mrs Dwight Burney attended a noon luncheon with Gov James Exon and first ladies of former governors. Dolls wearing exact inaugural gowns were displayed as part of a private unveiling to be shown publicly at the bi centennial celebration. Carl Salchow and Shelby of Virginia Beach visited Polk, then moved to Kearney where he works for Rockwell Mfg Co. Reuben Hanquist attended a LPN graduation at Platte College in Columbus representing the Gideon Auxiliary.

Ronald Bragg Lincoln Baltimore Bendix Co M.W. Bragg Marvin Branting Reuben Swanson Wren Sherwood Stromsburg E. M. Carlson Carl Carlstrom Dwight Burney James Exon Carl Salchow Shelby Virginia Beach Polk Mary Salchow Salchows Kearney Salchow Rockwell Mfg. Co Reuben Hanquist Platte College Columbus Hanquist Gideon Auxiliery

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