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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1967
Page
4
Families in the North Blue area held Thanksgiving meals and visited relatives over the weekend. Guests included the Blases, Meerkatzes, Dose family, Heidens, Hoffmans, Klingsporns, Rosts, Laessles, Meerkaizs, Stunkels, Mundts, Budnicks, Rau, Dobbersteins, Fickens, Meerkatzs, and other local households in Holdrege Louis ville and surrounding farms. A coffee party was hosted by Mrs Gaylord Dose.
A long list of Thanksgiving and weekend visitors includes Mrs Dennis Van Housen Craig, Mrs Leon Meerkatz and family, Mrs Kenneth Meerkatz and Lu anna, Mrs Joe Hahn and family, Mrs Gary Sagehorn and Sandy, and Hampton visitors Mr and Mrs Alvin Smith with Mrs Ida Collett. Other gatherings include Henry Schulze and Delores Schulze of Des Moines, and numerous Wilshusen, Ziegelbein, and Moeller families with dinners and suppers across York, Grand Island, Kearney, Battle Creek, and Omaha.
Mrs Julia Flodman celebrated her 86th birthday with a Saturday gathering at her home on Nov 25. Attendees included Curtis Flodman Lawrence Lind Stromsburg Vergil Flodman Rodney Central City C Marvin Fredrickson Walter Stohl Carrol Flodman and Robin. A self invited group hosted lunch and presented a gift. Waldo Rost and family of Holdrege called Thursday evening on her grandmother.
Rev and Mrs Jensen of Newman Grove joined Mr and Mrs Reuben Ehn and family plus Mrs Chas Lytle and Mrs O F Alfred and Norris Alfred for Thanksgiving. Dr and Mrs R B Lytle from Bethesda Maryland visited Polk relatives and returned Sunday. Mr and Mrs Robert Stark and family of Fort Dodge Iowa joined Mrs Verland Widga and family for the holiday in Lincoln.
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