Community Guests Share Weekend Visits Across Stevens Family
Local residents hosted relatives and friends during a busy weekend with gatherings at Stevens, Gleim, Widge, and Stromberg homes. Weddings, birthdays, church meetings, and a funeral in Wichita punctuated a string of social visits spanning Ewing, York, Lincoln, and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Stevens
Dean Stevens
Ewing
T. A. Stevens
Archie
Glen
Horace Stevens
Floyd Miller
Earl Stevens
Denny
Douglas Smith
Chappell
Paul Stevens
Kearney
Lynn Benson
Tim
Reuben Hanquist
Elmer Gleim
Harold Rhodes
Utica
K. L. Stewart
Don Widge
Rolland Stromberg
Rodney Larson
Edwin
Ethel
O. A. Johnson
Wichita
Kan
Robert Jones
Marritt Jones
Evangelical Free Church
Jones
Rev
Johnson
Virgil Bush
Cheryl
Morris Lindquist
Central City
Phil Schultz
Texoma
Okla
N. E. McNaught
Neal’s
Edith Benson
M. O. Johnson
Ella Shenk
Mervin Shenk
Nebras ka-Colorado game draws Polk visitors in Lincoln
Polk residents Mr and Mrs Don Ostberg and Mr and Mrs Alton Wilhelms of Stromsburg attended the Nebraska-Colorado football game in Lincoln on Saturday. Several local families hosted guests and attended gatherings including bridal tea for Miss Gwynne Greying and the Greying-Kuhn wedding in Central City. Local guests shared Sunday meals and visits with relatives across Stromsburg, Central City, Silver Creek, Aurora, York, and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Ostberg
Alton Wilhelms
Stromsburg
Lincoln
Albert Nelson
Arnon Dover
Wallace Sandell
Frank Ostrander
Milton Wilcox
Silver Creek
Lydia Peterson
Gwynne Greying
Greying
Central City
H. H. Riley
Richard Ramage
Carl Erickson
Esterson
Greuing-Kuhn
C. Marvin Fredrickson
Julia Flodman
Roy Davenport
Aurora
Lloyd Stromberg
Arlan
W. C. Steel
Dennis Lind
Horace Stevens
JoAnn
Tommy
Levert Oquist
Earl Stevens
Dennis
Ollie Johnson
Hartwig Flodman
Walter Fisher
Clarence Bodine
Oscar Sundberg
Emma Johnson
Albert Sundberg
Eldon Anderson
York
H. J. Bedient
Gerald Stevens
Willard Adelson
Bill
Mabel Shostrom
WCTU Meets at Whittemore Home on Thursday
The WCTU met in Mrs. Chas. Whittemore's home on Thursday November 18 with president Mrs. Grant Willits presiding. Mrs. Louise Doremus led the lesson and two visitors attended. A nice lunch was served at the close of the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WCTU
Chas. Whittemore
Grant Willits
Louise Doremus
Sundbergs to Attend Sutton Thanksgiving Dinner
Mr and Mrs Oscar Sundberg will be guests of their daughter Mrs Gene Bauer and her husband at Sutton this Thanksgiving Day. The family gathering highlights extended kinship and holiday customs in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Sundberg
Gene Bauer
Sutton
Wayne Ramsey
Henry Reed
Lester Rehrs
A. H. Ramsey
Bradshaw
Robert Willits
Martin Lundstrom
Jerry Smith
Omaha
Lena Johnson
Stromsburg
Albert Sundberg
Emma Horstman
Ed Saylor
Central City
R. C. Werner
Lincoln
Donley Werth
W. R. Whitacre
the Baptist Church
Verland Widga
Lyle Widga
Local Community Dinner Guests and Visits Across Towns
A series of social visits and family gatherings are noted across Stromsburg, Central City, Osceola, and Lincoln. Families including the Ramsays Reed Rehrs and Lundström hosted and visited relatives, with deacons, nieces, and nephews sharing meals and birthday celebrations in mid November.
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Linnie Smith
Robert Dix
Enedict
Hennie Seymour
Percy Seymour
Oka
Wm. McNaught
Axel Anderson
Rising City
Lloyd Widge
Lawrence James
Geo. Phillips
Ashton
Idaho
Lawrence Lind
Gunnard Stohl
State Farm
Automobile Insurance Company
Petrus C
State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company
Bloomington
Illinois
Polk
THE
Polk Progress
Polk, Nebraska
Congress
Emebraske WteSss Associatvow
National Editorial
Asso Cgti ON
Nebraska
Harimans Drug
Imsburg
Nebr
Lloyd Widga
Glen Brazda
James Brazda
Wilbur
Orson Stelk
Anna Appleton
Wendell
Columbus
Geo. Heckman
Osceola
Lloyd Alen
Natalie
Wayne Creech
Ivan Johnson
Clarence Creech
C. Creech
St. Paul Insurance Companies
State Bank
20Th Century Studios
Kieler Sundaies Mnion
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