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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1948
Page
5
Mr and Mrs Rex Hancock and their Hastings family visited last Sunday at the home of Mrs Branting and Mr Clifford Branting, continuing a family gathering with relatives from the area.
Lincoln residents Ronnie Benson Doyle Sund berg and Milton Johnson spent the weekend with home folks. Central City guests Mr and Mrs Carl Best joined Paul Coover family for Sunday dinner. At Carrol Erickson home Hardville 35 attended a Sunday dinner and luncheon. Attendees included Dean Weimer Lincoln Sherman Jones Hastings Rudolph Gustafson Alfred Gustafson and Oscar Gustafson. Ev Free Church ladies aid held a Wednesday afternoon meeting with Mrs E B Samuelson and Mrs Leland Harless as hostesses. Elaine Nyberg returned missionary from Venezuela spoke and sang with Mrs Walter Nyberg. Mrs Clarence Bodine presided over the business meeting.
Numerous families and relatives from Aurora, Ashland, York, Blair, Chappell, Osceola, Omaha and beyond visited relatives across Clarks and Palmer. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Krabiel, Stohl, Eisler, Peter, Green, Knerr, Bush, and many others.
Mr and Mrs Clarence Creech called on Mr and Mrs Henry Sandell Thursday evening. District WCTU meeting attendees at Osceola included Mr and Mrs Will Kroger and Mrs Hennie Seymour. Elmer Knerr and sons of Chappell returned Thursday afternoon. J D Forester and sons visited the past two weeks with her parents J E McDanie. Mrs Henry Horstman Mrs Henry Sandell Mrs Oscar Sundberg Mrs Albert Sundberg and Mrs Clarence Bodine of Mhor ville visited in Grand Island Monday.
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