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Newspaper

Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Nov 24, 1966

Page

8

Cora Lindburg Celebrates 92nd Birthday at Daughter’s Home

Cora Lindburg observed her 92nd birthday Saturday afternoon at the Marquette home of her daughter Mr and Mrs Arthur Nilsen. Friends and relatives from Polk attended, including Mrs P W Aker Mrs Willard Lindburg Mrs M G Lindburg Mrs Martha Larsa Mrs O F Alfred Mrs Grant Willits Mrs A E Swanson and James Ammann and son David of Lincoln.

Cora Lindburg Arthur Nilsen Marquette Polk P. W. Aker Willard Lindburg M. G. Lindburg Martha Larsa O. F .Alfred Grant Willits A. E Swanson James Ammann David Lincoln

Birthday celebrations and weekend visits in York area

Mrs. Orpha Due of York celebrated with 20 friends at a York Methodist Church smorgasbord in the York auditorium. Guests from Polk included Mrs. McCoy and Mrs. Laura Merchant, plus several couples. Numerous relatives and friends from Arcadia Lincoln and nearby towns joined in Sunday dinners and suppers to honor November birthdays and the Hanquist Reckner wedding. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Nelson and family, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Nelson, Mrs. Ellen Spires, Miss Nina Burke, Mrs. Mary Salchow, Mr. and Mrs. Grant Johnson, Rev. Koelling, and others from Rockmont College and various cities. All returned home Sunday.

Orpha Due York York Methodist Church York Auditorium Polk McCoy Laura Merchant Mervin Samuels Dwight Burney Marvin B. Nelson Arcadia Walter Nelson Ellen Spires Kearney Nina Burke Stromsburg Mary Salchow Grant Johnson Leland Bowers Martin Hoffman Darold Hoffman James Brazda Dorothy Gleim Lincoln Milan Hanquist Reuben Hanquist Roger Hanquist Gleim Scott Todd Hanquist Esther Peterson Edith Benson Don Hanquist Myrna Merchant Lorraine Reckner Dick Bauer Rockmont College Longmont Colo Hanquist Reckner Elmer Hanquist Robert Lindberg Topeka Kans Marvin Westlund Grand Island Orlie Miller Duane Jones Sterling Anderson Bowman Connecticut Harold Anderson Dean Ostberg Ivan Johnson Julius Johnson Osceola Carroll Flodman Robin Minerva Ohio Ed Hafer Connie Jones Minneapolis Minn Max Jones Dennis Jacobsen Sacramento Calif Anna Eisler Hans Jacobsen Ed Gitche Gheener Loretta McCoy WSCS Paul Stevens Karen Stevens Lynn Benson Lisa

Immanuel Lutheran Ladies Aid Elects Officers

The November meeting in the church basement, led by Rev. Op pliger, elected officers for the coming year President Mrs Wayne Person Vice President Mrs Raymond Sagehorn Treasurer Mrs Raymond Stankel and Alter community member Bill Filter Jr of Omaha Rotary The group planned a Christmas party for December 4 and decided to send 5 to the Lutheran Hour and remember servicemen and shut-ins with a gift.

Immanuel Lutheran Ladies Aid Oppliger Morris Fisher Lutheran Hour Wayne Person Raymond Sagehorn Raymond Stankel Alter Bill Filter, Jr Omaha Rotary

Local social notices detail Thanksgiving visits and family gatherings

Sunday to Tuesday visits populate Polk County scenes as neighbors and relatives travel from Topeka Kans to Kearney and Grand Island. Gatherings include Todd’s fifth birthday, family reunions, and Thanksgiving travel with appearances by Hanquist Hoffmans Masons and Jones families among others.

Polking Around a Child Psychology Dilemma

An Office piece recalls debating how to handle head injuries among Kindergarten and First Grade students in 1940. Two teachers appear calm and in control, with no visible injuries observed, reinforcing the decision not to pursue teaching as a career.

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Polk Local Social Highlights From Week of Gatherings

Sunday dinner guests included Mr and Mrs Walter Nelson with Elmer Hanquist and Imogene Sundberg. Coffee guests of Mrs Mae Sundberg and Mrs Lloyd Widga included multiple Clarks residents. Families gathered in Stromsburg and Grand Island venues. Godenrod Conference Band Festival saw 17 Polk band members perform under Lee Mendyk. Mrs Betty Stapleton of Vancouver visiting Mrs J B Myers.

Walter Nelson Elmer Hanquist Imogene Oscar Sundberg Emma Johnson C. O. Bodine Mae Sundberg Genevive Turner Bill Douglas Gary Morris Cindy Clarks Lloyd Widga Russell Fijell Fjell and Forss Lester Widga Stromsburg Russell Fjell Ted Dittmer Clifford Eschliman Grand Island Harry Anderson Janice Floyd Larson Marquette Wallace Lind Alvena Lind Philip Johnson Don Shostrom Condon Godenrod Polk Band Gerald Stevens Joel Walter Nielsen Connie LaVelle Vivian Funk Bernard Litty Andrew Litty Donavia Widga Richard Widga Lee Mendyk Aurora Public Schools Betty Stapleton Vancouver Wash J. B. Myers Anna Kisler Grant Johnson

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