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Newspaper

Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1962

Page

6

Local Community Banquet Guests and Visits Noted

District Conference banquet at First Methodist Church Columbus drew many Swede Plain attendees including Arthur Samuelson Harvey Lind Walter Stohl Adolph Morris Wallace Lind Don Dahlin Lester Widga Willard Adelson Lloyd Widga Lennis Lind and Robert Clymer plus Elmer Garner of Hordville. Weekend visits included Ostberg families in Llof and more. Conrad Johnson of Rising City died after a stroke in a David City hospital.

First Methods Church Columbus Swede Plain Arthur Samuelson Harvey Lind Walter Stohl Adolph Morris Wallace Lind Don Dahlin Lester Widga Willard Adelson Lloyd Widga Lennis Lind Robert Clymer York Elmer Garner Hordville Don Ostberg Dean Ostberg Llof

Nebraska Federated Garden Clubs Meet in Sutton May 7

District 3 Federated Garden Clubs holds its annual meeting in Sutton Nebr on Monday May 7 with registration at 9 00 a m. State officers President Mrs Harry Saum Dalton and Vice President Mrs S P Taylor Norfolk will headline the program. Special music by Luton High School directed by Frank Mills. Luncheon reservations 1 25 per plate due May 4 to Mrs Laura Gemar Sutton. Sutton Garden Club aided by Henderson Garden Club hosts the 1962 conference.

District 3 Federated Garden Clubs Sutton Nebr Harry Saum Dalton S. P. Taylor Norfolk Luton High School Frank Mills Polk Laura Gemar

Local Notes From Polk County Social and Church Events

Tuesday caller Shannon Shafer joined many families at a district conference and banquet Sunday evening held at the First Methodist Church in Columbus. WSCS leaders Mrs. Irvin Anderson and Mrs. Lloyd Hahn spoke Thursday afternoon at Stromsburg church. Sunday dinner guests at Paul Coover’s included Mrs. Alice Best Central City and several Bests, the Flodmans, and Beverly Ekdahl, with others from Omaha and Sterling Colorado.

Shannon Shafer Harold Bedient O. A. Johnson Leslie Adelson Neil McNaught Lloyd Stromberg Albert Sundberg C. Marvin Fredrickson First Methodist Columbus Irvin Anderson Lloyd Hahn WSCS Methodist Church Stromsburg Hahn Hawaii Paul Coover Alice Best Central City Wayne Best Omaha Don Best Sterling, Colo Burdette Flodman Beverly Ekdahl

Sunday social notes from Rising City and Stromsburg visits

Mr and Mrs Ernie Lott were Sunday dinner guests in the Ed Hoffman home at Rising City. Mr and Mrs Wendell Appleton were Sunday evening lunch guests in the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Emil Peterson at Stromsburg.

Cliff Branting Claude Stromberg Clarks Harold Anderson A. B. Darnell Havens Grant Johnson Glen Mier Seward Gavins Point Richard Widga Olof Ostberg Grand Island Ernie Lott Ed Hoffman Rising City Wendell Appleton Emil Peterson Stromsburg

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