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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1966
Page
8
A long list of weekend and weekday visits residents of North Blue shared. Guests included Gwynuel Johnson, Wesley Lindahl, Don Ostberg, Clarence Meerkatz, and many others visiting homes in Aurora, Bradshaw, Hampton, York, and surrounding towns. Events feature football game trips, coffee gatherings, dinners, and a 25th wedding anniversary celebration with a mock wedding.
Earl Hawthorne home hosts relatives from Santa Maria Vancouver and Seattle area. A newborn daughter weighing 6 lbs 5 oz was born September 28 to Rev Deryl Reed and his wife in Jay Oklahoma. Numerous local guests from Kearney Columbus Enumclaw Stromsburg and Huntington Park visited or stayed with families in Hordville over the weekend.
The Eastern Star hosted 65 members and guests from other chapters in the Chapter room. Worthy Matron Anita Norquest presided with a program honoring charter members past matrons and patrons. A music trio performed with Gwen Lindburg singing a solo and Albert Lundberg memorial was given. Lunch followed.
Sunday evening visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Arlo Stevens and Dale to the Carltons north of Hardville. Jo Ann joined coffee guests after the Polk Clark game. The Eberhards of Aurora visited their daughter in Sandell’s home. Becky Miller stayed with Debra and Barbara Morris in Central City. Sunday guests at the Stevens included Mr. and Mrs. Lee Pasco and Douglas from Lincoln. Spires of Kearney and the Nelsons visited the Hanquists. Ebba Hanquist of York visited the Hanquist home Monday. Enoch Peterson and companions were in Grand Island Friday on business.
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