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Newspaper

Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1967

Page

5

Arborville Farewell Dinner Honors Linda Van Ostrand

Long list of social visits and dinners as Arborville residents host Linda Van Ostrand before her Washington, D. C. move on April 1. Guests from Osceola Shelby Stromsburg York Benedict Benedict and nearby towns attended gatherings at various homes and the Community Hall.

Polk Community Hall Linda van Ostrand Fred Bedient Hillis Sterner Galen Warren Bedient Minden Roger Kay Nielsen Vernon Cline Larry Cramer Susan Ted Janky Roger Brockevelt Mark Clymer Ernest Brockevelt W. W. Timms David City Verlin Fellows Stromsburg Lowell Bills Ralph Fisher Joe Jones York Dale Morris Olympia Wash Lee Morris Donald Morris Lloyd Morris D. C. Morris Guy Shenk Clarks Carroll Shenk Francis Tewell Arborville Community Club Stuart Nelson Dianne Benedict Virgil Tenniges Fort Collis Colo Nelson Bob Krieger Mary Kreiger Linwood Clarence van Ostrand Linda Washington, D. C Hubert Gerard Leonard Augustine Louis Schott Osceola Alfred Gabel Herman, Gabel John Gabel Dennis Heimer Shelby Edgar Klein Joseph Mick Ann Bellwood Glenn Traudt L. D. Perkins Dale Perkins Central City W. L. Blender Lawrence Miller Fred Weber Hampton R. BE. Harry Chris Weber Charles Grey

Burney honored at Nebraska Heritage service

Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Burney spent a week in Hartington at his sister Mrs. Lenyce Marsh’s home. Former Lt. Governor Burney was honored at a church service honoring Nebraska Heritage contributors. The Burneys attended Founders Day Republican activities in Hastings with Natalie Hahn of Lincoln.

Dwight Burney Hartington Lenyce Marsh Burney Nebraska Natalie Hahn Lincoln Hastings Patten Nettie Carlson Robert Clymer Wallace Lind Elmer Garner Hordville Charles Cramer Kearney Merle Lavelle Philip Johnson Lois Johnson Lennis Lind C. Gordon Carlson Stromsburg

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