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Newspaper

Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1962

Page

4

Hastings Visitor Roundup Highlights Local Calls

Mrs Henry Reed and Lester Rehrs visited Hastings to call on Mrs Lester Rehrs and Mrs Ernest Wilshusen. Mrs Hannah Hahn and Doyle were Sunday visitors of Mr and Mrs Harold Hanquist. Mr and Mrs Roy Cramer, Mrs Ella Rudy and Mrs Sadie Clark visited Broken Bow in the home of a niece Mr and Mrs Ed Connelly. Dr and Mrs E H Nordstrom of Lincoln were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Paul Strand.

Henry Reed Lester Rehrs Hastings Ernest Wilshusen Hannah Hahn Doyle Harold Hanquist Roy Cramer Ella Rudy Sadie Clark Broken Bow Ed Connelly E. H. Nordstrom Lincoln Paul Strand Curtis Fledman Stromsburg Julia Fledman Fred Johnson Covenant Rest Home Rose Swanson Berggren Batty Colorado Strand Oscar Sundberg Adams Albert Sundberg Central City Robert Rowe Wickenberg Arizona Emma Horstman Ernest Lott Will Steele Ellen Youngland Everett Green Regy Wilfred Stephens Wayne Ramsey Ed Hoffman Rogene Donna Sue Rising City Ed Pike Arlington Texas W. S. Salisbury Anna Wurtz Wurtz Elmer Hanquist Imogene Denver Donald Hanquist

Aurora visitors share meals and reminisce across Polk

Polk residents host and visit friends across Stromsburg and surrounding towns. The day’s gatherings include coffee guests from Colorado Springs and Denver, Memorial Day visits, Alumni Banquet attendance, and multiple family dinners with extended relatives from Stromsburg, Rising City, Central City, and Denver.

Social Round of Loup City Visitors and Guests

Mrs Emma Horstman spent Tuesday to Thursday in Loup City for niece Orpha Gilbert's graduation. Guests included Mr and Mrs Max Lott of Shelby and Mr and Mrs Clayton Ingreight of Neosho Missouri. Sunday dinners honored by Mr Er Pike Arlington Texas and others from Lincoln Grand Island Clarks and Grand Island. Further visits included Miss Valinda Kohl Clarks and Linda Gustafson with Sally Persons.

Emma Horstman Loup City Orpha Gilbert Max Lott Shelby Clayton Ingieright Neosho Ernest Lott Oscar Jones Er Pike Arlington Texas W. S. Salisbury Lincoln Ralph Shaffer Grand Island Anna Wurtz Herbert Wurtz Clarks P. W. Aker Gilbert Lampshire Wayne Ramsey Henry Reed Ramsey Valinda Kohl St Francis Hospital Bill Rowe Donald Haggart Linda Gustafson Sally Persons

Notice to creditors in Carlson estate Polk County

Creditors of the estate of Clifford K. Carlson must file claims with the Polk County Court by September 4, 1962. A hearing will be held September 5, 1962 at 10:00 A.M. in the County Court Room to hear, adjust and allow filed claims. Dated May 9, 1962. County Judge J. E. Steeple.

Polk County Nebraska Clifford K. Carlson State of J. E. Steeple

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