Stromsburg visitors share meals at local homes
Mrs. Floyd Larson and Mrs. Wes Fey Swedenburg of Stromsburg visited the Joe Ehn home Monday afternoon. Mrs. Lee Hanson and Candy of Stromsburg were Saturday dinner guests in the Carroll Flodman home.
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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1969
Page
4
Mrs. Floyd Larson and Mrs. Wes Fey Swedenburg of Stromsburg visited the Joe Ehn home Monday afternoon. Mrs. Lee Hanson and Candy of Stromsburg were Saturday dinner guests in the Carroll Flodman home.
Polk County residents hosted guests and family members for gatherings at homes and church basements. Attendees included Bonny and Lannie Skoglund of Palatine Illinois, plus many local families honoring Dudley and Millie Baack, Paula Bills, and Reuben Swanson with dinners and social visits across Saturday and Sunday.
The 1969 Tractor Power and Safety Day at the University of Nebraska Field Laboratory Mead July 24 features new tractor cabs and developments including an electric tractor and car. A tractor cab crushing test parade of 35 tractors will occur with demonstrations on noise control laser agriculture minimum tillage and crop spraying by helicopter.
Mr and Mrs Harold Carlson hosted after the commencement honoring Rodney L Heureux with guests including Mr and Mrs Melvin Brown and son Mona Wurst York Mr and Mrs Richard Wurst and family Bradshaw Mr and Mrs Lyle Widga Mr and Mrs Sherman Wilshusen Pastor and Mrs Koelling and Mike Lindburg Weekend visitors included Mr and Mrs Max Kroger and Michelle from Kearney at the Paul Coover home Wayne Ramsey attended Beth Ann Reading and Bruce Biiney wedding at the Bradshaw Methodist Church Saturday The Johnsons spent Sunday with the Bagbys in Aurora
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