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Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1963

Page

5

Marcia Johnson Weds Douglas Dapper in April Church Ceremony

Miss Marcia Johnson daughter of Mr and Mrs M O Johnson Polk and Douglas Schultz Dapper son of Mrs H W Dapper and the late Col Dapper Greenville South Carolina were married in a 3 pm Saturday ceremony at the Methodist Church Reverend George Edgar officiating The couple will reside at 3002 Vossdale Apt 4 Houston Texas The bride is a Bryan Memorial School of Nursing graduate and the groom a University of Texas alumnus and Beta Theta Pi member

Marcia Johnson MM. O. Johnson Polk Douglas Schultz Dapper H. W.dapper Col Dapper Greenville South Carolina Methodist Church George Edgar Lincoln Darrell Scherer David Danny Scherer Driva Chapel M. O. Johnson Johnson H. W. Dapper Joyce Stewart Galen Holmes Joseph Monson William Dapper Theodore Pfeifer Emil Monson Wayne Creech Myron Norquest Darrell Gierdan Kathleen Nickerson Ronald Wiens Barbara Greiss Peggy Gnau Kearney State Teachers College Bryan Memorial School of Nursing University of Texas Beta Theta Pi Fraternity Ozarks Vossdale Apt. 4 Houston Texas

Fourth Grade Pupils Visit Nebraska State Capitol

The Polk fourth grade and teacher Mrs Glenn Hill visited Lincoln on Wednesday touring the Nebraska Historical Society Planetarium Morrill Hall Student Union State Capitol and the municipal airport. Chaperones were Mrs Rolland Stromberg Mrs Noel Kealiher Mrs James Brazda Jr and Mrs Irvin Anderson with Leonard Warnick as bus driver.

Polk Glenn Hill Lincoln Nebraska Historical Society Planetarium Morrill Hall Student Union State Capitol Rolland Stromberg Noel Kealiher James, Brazda, Jr Irvin Anderson Leonard Warnick

Local News Roundup of Community Socials and Visits

Several families from Central City Hastings Gering and surrounding towns noted visits and gatherings. Names include Mrs Clarence Munn Vern Eklund Vernalene, Mr and Mrs Cliff Branting, Erwin Mosley, Gerald King, Ann O Shea, Harold Anderson, Bobby Branting, Willard Larson, Julia Larson, Dolan Hahn, Hannah Hahn, Nelson King, Frank Meredith, Bob Brazda, Charles Truka, Lena Junge, Minnie Klute, Sagehorn family, and others attending dinners, hospital stays, and church meetings. A range of weekend visits and all day meetings highlight community ties.

Clarence Munn Central City Vern Eklund Vernalene Cliff Branting Glen Babcock Sadie Clark Ella Rudy Erwin Mosley Ansley Nelson King Frank Meredith Gering Gerald King Oxford Art Adelson Elmer Olson Cass Lake Minn Harold I. Anderson Stromsburg Willard Larson Julia Larson Emil Dolan Hahn Hannah Hahn Doyle Bob Brazda Charles Truka Wilber Leonard Orendorff Columbus St. Mary's Hospital Paul Sagehorn Ernest Nunnekamp Wichita Kan Warren Tracy Denver Colo Louis Sagehorn Lincoln Marvin Sagehorn Nickerson Herman Mowitz Lena Junge Minnie K

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