Community Dinner Guests and Local Visits Highlight Weekend Notes
A sequence of weekend social visits in central Nebraska lists many families hosting guests and attending dinners. Notable names include Erickson Johnson Sundberg Hoffmans and McNaughts visiting in Crete and Central City, with a birthday celebration for Mrs. Louis Blase and a 90th birthday observed for Mrs. Channa Ericksen. hospital reports and dismissals follow, detailing local residents receiving care and returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Hill
Carl Erickson
Louise
Charles Johnson
Central City
Lydia Peterson
Ollie Johnson
Martin Hoffman Sr
Albert Sundberg
Oscar Sundberg
Addie Benjamin
Emma Johnson
Will Garling
Henry Reed
Louis Blase
Dolan Hahn
Hahn
Michael
Josephine Samuelson
Gary Harless
Dick Harless
Randy
Lee Harless
Pam
N. E. McNaught
York Country Club
Max Kroger
Sioux Falls
Julia Flodman
Virgil Flodman
Lawrence Lind
Virgil Flodman Jr
Karen Fenton
Grand Island
Doyle Hahn
Channa Ericksen
Berniece
Ruby Hammons
Lindemann
Elmer Anderson
Racine
Wise
Hannah Hahn
Doyle
Dwayne Hahn
Pauline and
Harold Hanquist
Dale Hanquist
Ralph Swedenburg
Adrian Erickson
Clayton Nelson
Marquette
Raymond Benson
Hordville
Rates for Want Ads in Web September 2 1964
The basic want ad rate is 5 cents per word for the first week 4 cents for the second and 3 cents for all additional insertions. Minimum charges are 75 cents first week 60 cents second and 45 cents thereafter. Poetry requires special setting unless paid. Lost-found ads free in first insertion. regular rate applies for subsequent insertions.
New Books Arrive at Polk Library Amid Additions
Polk library reports reception of many new titles including I Owe Russia 1200 by Bob Hope and The Forgotten Pioneer by Harry Golden. Also added are The Inheritors by John Tebell and several Tom Swift titles for boys. Local families welcome newborns such as Boruchs’ Aug 26 son at St. Marys Columbus and Engle’s Aug 29 girl Peggy Lynn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Bob Hope
Camilla Bittle
Ralph Moody
Allen Eckert
Anthony Carson
Harry Golden
Roger Langain
Mary Patertott
John Tebell
Hardy
Tom Swift
Oscar Stromberg
Robert Stromberg
Washington, D. C
Nebraska
A. F. Wright
Naked Island
Russell Brandon
Jack E. McGill
Phil Strong
Vaughn Mickey
Mrs Wilfred Stephens Attends 44th Job’s Daughters Session
Mrs Wilfred Stephens took part in the 44th annual session of the Supreme Guardian Council of the International Order of Job’s Daughters in Denver August 19 to 22. She met her sister Mrs Loyal Hogg of Tucson guardian to the Supreme Queen Amyda Dansberger who also led Bethel 11 in Tucson. Her niece Shirley Hog belonged to the Supreme Bethel Choir of 100 voices and Bethel 11 drill team. About three thousand girls from 38 states plus Canada Australia Alaska and Hawaii attended, with headquarters at the Hilton Hotel in Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilfred Stephens
Supreme Guardian Council of the
International Order of Job’s Daughters
Denver
Colo
Loyal Hogg
Tucson
Arizona
Amyda Dansberger
Bethel 11
Ariz
Shirley Hog
Supreme Bethel Choir of
100 Voices
Canada
Australia
Alaska
Hawaii
Hilton Hotel
Also Mentioned on This Page
Elmer Galusha and Sons
Yorkshire
Arnold A. Janak
Brainard
Harold Miller
Mason
Bob Baack
Johnson Sanitary Service
Osceola
Nebr
Sundberg and Son Ts
Call Clarks
Vinson Bittinger
Bernice Willadsen
National Association of Dance and Affiliated Artists
N.A.D.A.A
Sal
Sundberg’s
Leland Peterson
Stromsburg
E. T. Parminter
Veterinary Clinic
Drs. R. S. Barnett
K. L. Boyd
M. L. Mathes
Polk
Norton & Norton
Blanche
Laird Motors
York
Leonard Shockey
Marvin Fredrickson
Lloyd Hahn
Natalie
Walter Stahl
Lincoln
Larry Coover
Stanford Ang
Betty Ang
Dave Ekdahl
Randy Uwarless
Paul Coover
Donal Wieseman
Douglas Norquest
Nathan Wesely
Benedict
Steven Headlee
Wesley Larson
Edna Peterson
Otto Bernt
Shelby Louis Lisko
Edward Scow
Shelby
Larry Skinner
Rising City
Merrill Krebsbach
Glen's Ball
Schapmanis
Dad Ey
Rachel Boden
U.S
Polk Progress, Polk
Neb
Job
Harimans
Stromsburg, Nebr
Dial
SEIU
SatinTones
SatinToneo
Polk Lumber Co
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