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Polk Progress in Polk, Nebraska

11 Sep 1969

Page 10

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Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1969

Page

10

Local Guests Visit in Nebraska Homes

Mrs Abbie Green hosted guests Saturday including Mr and Mrs Clifford Hill North Platte Mr and Mrs James Hill Callaway and Mr and Mrs Don Hall Broken Bow and Everett Green Lincoln Floyd Patron York visited Emory Cramer home on Saturday Merton Flodman Osceola was Wednesday supper guest at Carroll Flodman home

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Abbie Green Clifford Hill North Platte James Hill Callaway Don Hall Broken Everett Green Lincoln Floyd Patron York Emory Cramer Merton Flodman Osceola Carroll Flodman Laura Bolton Donald Hanquist Leon Meerkatz Dennis van Housen Craig Virgil Bush Morris Lindquist Central City Gerald Foulk Grand Island Bessie Green Harold Green Elizabeth Kuhn Hastings Don Hill Broken Bow Roy Hurd Stromsburg Fred Armstrong Conroe Texas Burg. Moore Lumber CO Myr Wilbur Whitacre Sandhills Nebraska LeMars Lind Michael Arnold Whitacre Bridgeport Wilbus Whitacre Esther Johnson Ralph Johnson Steven David Joel
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W S C S Met at Polk United Methodist Church

The W. S. C. S. of Polk United Methodist Church met in church parlors on Thursday afternoon September 4. Program leaders were Mrs. Irvin Anderson Mrs. Forrest Anderson and Mrs. Grant Johnson of Stromsburg. Guest speaker was Natalie Hahn who had just returned from two months in Japan. Hostesses were Mrs. Mervin Samuels Mrs. Ester Lackey Mrs. Paul Coaver and Mrs. James Felton.

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Polk United Methodist Church Irvin Anderson Forrest Anderson Grant Johnson Stromsburg Natalie Hahn Japan Mervin Samuels Ester Lackey Paul Coaver James Felton
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Local Families Share Meals Across Polk County

A sequence of Sunday dinners and weekend visits ties together Elmer Hanquist Laura Bolton and Vernon and Morris Lindquist guests in Polk area homes. Attendees include the Meerkatzs Van Housens Bushes and Foulks along with many relatives from Central City Lincoln Hastings Broken Bow Stromsburg North Platte, Arnold and Bridgeport.

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Carlson Brown wed at Evangelical Free Church

Miss Marie Carlson and Carl Brown were married at the Evangelical Free Church in Polk at 4:00 PM on Saturday August 16. Rev. Harold Koelling officiated as families from Polk York attended. The reception followed at the church basement. The couple plans to reside in Lincoln after a Colorado trip.

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Miss Marie Carlson Carl Brown Evangelical Free Church Polk Marie Carlson Harold L. Carlson A. M. Brown York Harold Koelling Clyde Jeanelle Carlson Robert D. Carlson Robin Carlson Gus Brown Robert Carlson Wm. Brown Alfred Rodney L'Heureux Sherman Wilshusen Trudy Langner Richard Wurst Lyle Widga Ervin Rahorst Art Eckdahl Reuben Ehn Dianne Bodine Susan Shaw Roger Morris Colorado Huntington Lincoln
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