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Newspaper

Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1966

Page

10

Mid-West Conference of Evangelical Free Church Held in Holdrege

The Mid West Conference of the Evangelical Free Church met in Holdrege from Monday to Wednesday. Pastor Koelling attended all meetings. On Wednesday several attendees including Mr and Mrs Rudolph Nyberg and Mrs Harold Koelling joined a luncheon and meeting at the Holdrege Methodist church.

Evangelical Free Church Holdrege Pastor Koelling Rudolph ‘Nyberg Harold Koelling Merlin Nyberg Roland Bodine Bertha Jones

Polk News Items Brief Social Visits List Names

Sunday guests at Bradshaw honored Nancy on her birthday. Mrs Hilmer Jones visited Holdrege last week. Mrs Carroll Erickson and Mrs Ralph Flodman of Hordville visited Will Steel home. Rolland Stromberg hosted supper guests Henry Sundberg Sheridan Oregon Phil Hedeen and Violet Hemmingsen Shafter California.

Ernie Lotts Pat Newton Bradshaw Nancy Hilmer Jones Marland Jones Holdrege Carroll Erickson Ralph Flodman Hordville

Letter From California on Early Polk High Vacuum Tube

Orrin recounts his Polk County high school days in the early 1920s. He recalls Carl Newman and Earl Cole, polio handicaps, a Shetland pony, and the town’s first wireless and vacuum tube radio setup. He notes battery acid incidents that damaged pants and relates the become of early radio experimentation in Stromsburg and Polk.

Carl Newman Carl Earl Cole Victor Anderson Furniture Lincoln James Jim Cole Polk Frazier York Dad Alfred Dad Stromsburg Earl Orrin

Nybergs Host Sunday Luncheon Guests From Hugoton and More

Mr. and Mrs. John Nyberg entertained last Sunday with luncheon guests including Mr. and Mrs. Arlan Hanquist and family of Hugoton Kansas Mr. and Mrs. Dean Samuelson and family and Mrs. Rose Nyberg Afternoon callers were Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Stran berg and girls of Hordville.

John Nyberg Arlan Hanquist Hugoton, Kan Dean Samuelson Rose Nyberg Alvin Stranberg Hordville

Polk Community Sunday Dinner Guests

Sunday dinner guests at the Roland Rodine home included Wilmer Rodine Lillie Johnson Deloris Carlson and Reuben Hanquist. Afternoon lunch guest was Mrs Harvey Lind. The occasion marked Wilmer Rodine birthday anniversary. Nearby guests from Battle Creek Iowa visited the Rolland Stromberg home. Mrs Hartwig Flodman returned home after a month with her sister Delbert Query in York.

Roland Rodine Wilmer Rodine Lillie Johnson Deloris Carlson Reuben Hanquist Harvey Lind Elmer Jessen Vernus Peterson Battle Creek Iowa Rolland tSromberg Hartwig Flodman Delbert Query York

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Mid-West Conference OF Evangelical Free Church California H. S Norris Polk’s William H. Norton Democratic Albert N. Krumbach Polk County Assessor American Institute of Banking Richard H. Larson Hackberry South Canada North Clear Creek North Osceola Osceola East Stromsburg West Stromsburg East Pleasant Home West Pleasant Home Platte Peter Kopke Shelby City Hall Allen Killham Cabin Duncan Lakes Stromsburg City REA Building Swede Home Church Reynold Peterson Polk County Sheriff Louise Smith Timm Republican Osceola High School Carl Timm Polk Oil Company
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