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A brief line reflects on a schoolgirl becoming a working woman as she steps into responsibility. The narrative hints at mutual reliance, change, and the need to let her move forward into wage earning life.
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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1975
Page
8
A brief line reflects on a schoolgirl becoming a working woman as she steps into responsibility. The narrative hints at mutual reliance, change, and the need to let her move forward into wage earning life.
Lloyd Stromberg and wife returned home Tuesday from a vacation across Alaska Hawaii and California. They visited son and daughter in law Gary Stromberg in Anchorage and joined by Robert Stromberg of Washington DC. The trip included a train ride Anchorage to Fairbanks and visits in Honolulu Maui San Francisco and Lincoln with relatives.
The Swede Plain United Methodist Church women’s group met May 14 in church parlors with prayer by Mrs Elmer Garner. The program featured leaders Mrs Verland Widga and Mrs Robert Shostrom, a skit by Helsa Widga and others, readings from Alvena Lind, and songs and a closing prayer. Lunch was served by Mrs Walter Stohl and Mrs Ted Dittmer.
Polk residents hosted postgraduation gatherings honoring Joel Richardson son of Mr and Mrs George Richardson and Mike Branting. Attendees included Harry Richardson Don Lytle Dean Bolton Edwin Reetz Jeanine Lee Richardson Mary Salchow Randy Quick Dawn and others. In Lincoln visitors Mr and Mrs Vogeltanz and family stayed with Robert Brazda. Dawn remained to spend the summer.
Mr and Mrs Dennis Widga of Ankeny Indiana spent the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs Lloyd Widga. They attended the graduating class of 1965 reunion on Saturday afternoon and the alumni banquet in the evening.
Local residents share birthday celebrations and weekend gatherings at Swede Home and nearby towns. Numerous Lincoln Osceola Clarks and Bennedict visitors, including Cabot, Gestrine, Jones, Larson, Ekstrand, Oquist, and Utley families, join in meals and home visits. Calvary Lutheran Swede Home lists June services and VCS Open House with community notes on graduates and out of state guests.
Weekly hospital report lists patients and transfers at Annie Jeffrey Memorial in May 1926. Names include Amelia Brigham Osceola George Buchta Osceola Bernita Cederberg Osceola Ceva Eller Shelby Lydia Jaax Shelby John Karges Silver Creek Clara Kerkman Shelby Louise Krumbach Shelby Delores Marak Stromsburg Paul Meister Stromsburg Mildred Nelson Stroms Catherine Norton Osceola Enoch Peterson Polk Selma Peterson Osceola Roger Rieken Clarks Albert Ryan Osceola Mary Nehrig Genoa Donald Lewis Osceola Florence Mills Osceola Clara Suhr Gresham Teresa Jones Shelby August Senn Osceola Harold Green Polk Bessie Keith Stromsburg Connie Boruch Osceola Keith Anderson Columbus Ruth Sundberg Stromsburg Darrell Appleton Stromsburg Thomas Besch Bellwood David Cleland Stromsburg.
Weekend guests and social visits fill the towns with alumni banquets, family camps, dinners, and birthday celebrations. Attendees include Carl Salchow and Shelby of Kearney, Nina Burke of Stromsburg, Walter Nelson, Gaylord Stevens, and many relatives from York, Ashland, Grand Island, Central City, and Lincoln. Memorial weekend activities feature alumni events at the Legion Club in York and gatherings at Stromsburg and Ravenna, plus a large family camp at Fort Kearney Recreational Grounds.
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