Local Polk County Dinner Guests Noted at Several Homes
Polk residents hosted relatives and friends from Osceola Denver Lincoln Stromsburg Sioux Falls Columbus Omaha and Deerfield over past days. Visits included Mr and Mrs Gordon Carlson Mr and Mrs Lawrence Shenk Mr and Mrs Michael Hahn and family Mr and Mrs Rex Graham Mr and Mrs Elwood Sandell plus multiple extended gatherings at the homes of the Adelsons Coovers Rodines and Ostbergs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon A. Carlson
Clarence Johnson
Osceola
Lawrence Shenk
Denver, Colo
Carroll Flodman
Robin
Lee Hanson
Stromsburg
Merton Flodman
Leslie Adelson
Willard Adelson
Stuhr Museum
Grand Island
Ed Coover
Max Kroger
Sioux Falls
S. D
Paul Coover
Dwayne Miller
Harold Anderson
Ron Nyberg
Omaha
Rose Nyberg
Don
van Bush
Columbus
Village board approves bills and adjourns session
Trustee Harless moved to allow the bills and issue warrants. Trustee Kilion seconded the motion. The board approved the bills, then adjourned after no further business. Arnold Neuhaus, Village Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick’s Standard Service
Sevee
Nebr
State Accountant
Lincoln Tel. & Tel. Co
Carol Nelson
Hinkle
Kansas-Nebraska Gas Coa
Eeeweeee
Redman Plumbing & Well Service
Lincoln Equipment Co
Tiney’s Electric Supply Co
Brazda Implement Co
Vovecee
Polk Lumber Company
Polk County
Harless
Killion
Arnold Neuhaus
Senior High MYF Plans Halloween Party and Meeting
The September 3 Methodist Sr. MYF met with 16 members. After games chosen by the game committee, old business was discussed and final plans for the Halloween party were set. Sylvia Patten and Donnette Ostberg led the lesson, and the meeting closed with benediction. Be1cky Stevens reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Sr. Myf
Sylvia Patten
Donnette Ostberg
MYF
Pat Ostberg
Becky Stevens
Local Social News Sketches Weekend Guests and Visits
Polk area residents share weekend visits and hospitality with friends and relatives. A sequence of Saturday and Sunday gatherings includes Martha Creech and Imogene Hanquist guests of the Sandell family in Columbus area, plus Burwell visitor Karen Stevens and Lincoln guests Lennis Lind Neil McNaught and others at various homes. Families gather for birthdays, church events, and World Series viewing with neighbors and alumni from Lincoln, Burwell, Aurora, and Stromsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Creech
Imogene Hanquist
Carmen Sandell
Elwood Sandell
Karen Stevens
Burwell
Arlo Stevens
Floyd Miller
Horace Stevens
Don Person
St. Marys Hospital
Columbus
Ella Rudy
Marquette
Douglas Rudy
Lloyd Stromberg
C. L. Whitney
Roy Davenport
Aurora
Chas Whitney
Linda Kisler
University of Nebraska
Henry Kisler
Walden McNaught of
Lincoln
Lennis Lind
Neil McNaught
N. EB. McNaught
Will Kroger
Carl Steelquist
Lois Johnson
Lillie Lind
Wilbur Whitacre
The
Baptist Church
Emma Anderson
Crete
O. F. Alfred
Norris Alfred
Jim Wilson
Kenneth Strong
Stromsburg
Polk
Lois Strong
Return from Canada trip by former Polkites group
Mrs Albert Sundberg Mr and Mrs Dwight Burney and Mr and Mrs Gunnard Stohl of Lincoln, former Polkites, returned Sunday from a 16 day charter bus tour of Expo 67 Montreal and surrounding regions. They visited Nova Scotia New Brunswick Quebec Niagara Falls Grenfield Village Dearborn Amana Woolen Mill Ottawa and Magnetic Hill Moncton. The 35 aboard bus covered about 5000 miles with foliage at peak in New England and Northeast Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Sundberg
Dwight Burney
Gunnard Stohl
Lincoln
Iwa
Royal Canadian Mint
Ottawa
Canada
New England
Magnetic Hill
Moncton
New Brunswick
District 7 Legion Convention Held in David City
The District 7 Legion and Legion Auxiliary convention occurred in David City on Sunday October 8 with an all day program. A 10:00 a.m. religious service led by chaplain John Vaslak opened events followed by a noon luncheon. The Auxiliary met after dinner in the Legion Hall and a flag ceremony impressed attendees. Polk Auxiliary won two citations of merit for work done. Attending Polk members included Mr and Mrs Don Ostberg Mr and Mrs Arnold Neuhaus Mrs O E Jones Mrs Ernest Brockevelt Mrs Rolland Stromberg Mrs Robert Baack and Mrs Anna Kisler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District 7
Legion and Legion Auxiliary
David City
John Vaslak
Legion
Legion Hall
Polk Auxiliary
Polk
Don Ostberg
Arnold Neuhaus
O E Jones
Ernest Brockevelt
Rolland Stromberg
Robert Baack
Anna Kisler
New Books at the Library Feature Crime Hill and Burgess Works
The library receives Grace Livingston Hill titles Substitute Guest and All Through The Night along with Janet Lambert books Miss Tippy and Miss America. Thornton Burgess adds Danny Meadow Mouse and Poor Mrs Quack. Grass Land donated by Mr and Mrs Jim Wilson. Robert Stromberg sends The White House and the Presidency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brent Wood
Grace Livingston Hill
Miss Tippy
Janet Lambert
Danny Meadow Mouse
Mrs Quack
Thornton Burgess
Jim Wilson
Robert Stromberg
White House
Lind Family Visits Mrs Carlson and Ellsworth
Mr and Mrs Wallace Lind and family along with Mrs Alvena Lind were Sunday evening visitors of Mrs Nettie Carlson and Ellsworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Lind
Alvena Lind
Nettie Carlson
Ellsworth
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Ford & Nercury
Edelen Motors
York
Leonard Shockey
Central City Veterinary Clinic
Drs. R. S. Barnett
C. R. Johnson
M. L. Mathes
Central City
Dick Harless
Larson Chevrolet
Burg Refrigeration
Gordon Glad
Mercury
Bob Baack
Richard Sabin
Papio Lane
Mason
Lothrop Herefords
Farmers National CO
Phil Vrana
Farmers Mutual OF Nebr
Leland Harless
Siegler
Fto Midwest Piano Co
Herbert L. Wurtz
Barber’s
Nebraska
Alex L. Adelson
Eldon R. Johnson
Reena Larson
State of
Philip H. Nyberg
Esther S. Steel
Berniece Lind
Nebrada
Production Credit Assn
Glenn Forre
Farmers Coop Oil
Harimans
Dolan Hahn
Michael
Michelle
Hannah Hahn
Doyle
Darwin
Dob
Harold Hanquist
Ted Dittmer
Rex Graham
Silver Creek
Adolph Morris
Village’ Board
Village Board of Trustees
Polk Hotel
Alfred
Myers
Saylor
Light and Water Commissioner
Pok
A. C. McClurg & Co
Cssee
Thames Book Co
Legion Convention
Polk Progress
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