Adelson and Coover Family Visits Highlight Kearney Weekend
Mr and Mrs Paul Coover were Saturday guests in the Max Kroger home in Kearney. Steve Adelson of Peru State College spent the weekend with his parents. Others from Peru State College and area families attended a horse show in Kearney and shared Sunday dinners before returning to college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Coover
Max Kroger
Kearney
Steve Adelson
Peru State College
Mrs
LaVaughn Adelson
Carroll Flodman
Robin
Leslie Adelson
Willard Adelson
Emil Person
York
Local News Highlights From Polk County Social Happenings
Mr and Mrs Walter Stohl spent a Saturday in Lincoln dining with Vance. Lyle Johnson and Larry visited Rodney Johnson home. Ester Lackey went to ONeill to help Aunt Ada Fredrickson celebrate in ONeill at Ivan Nissen home. P W Aker called in Clarks. Aker guests Harvard lunch. Johnson Benson and Peterson visited Aurora Hospital. Hill Fitz Eisler shared supper in Central City. Hanquist guests Nyberg Denver and Rodine Glendora Calif.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle Johnson
Larry
Rodney Johnson
Ester Lackey
O'Neill
Ada Fredrickson
Norfolk
Ivan Nissen
P. W. Aker
Herbert Wurtz
Clarks
Russell Aker
Harvard
M. O. Johnson
Edith Benson
Esther Peterson
Ivan Johnson
Ella Rudy
Aurora Hospital
Glen Hill
Verl Fitz
Anna Eisler
Central City
Reuben Hanquist
Virgil Nyberg
Denver
Hugo Rodine
Glendora
Calif
Legion Auxiliary Meets September 14
American Legion Auxiliary met in the Legion Hall on Monday evening September 14 with Janice Saylor presiding. Two new members Sandra Warnick and Frances Carlstrom were welcomed. Lauretta Neuhaus outlined District 7 Convention committees for Polk on Sept. 27, and Anita Eisler presented luncheon committees. Notices included piano tuning in Community Hall and ordering 1500 poppies. A lunch for 35 was served by hostesses Elaine Stromberg, Jean Anderson, Clara Anderson, Grace Shostrom, and Lillie Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Janice Saylor
Sandra Warnick
Frances Carlstrom
Lauretta Neuhaus
District 7 Legion and Auxiliary Convention
Polk
Anita Eisler
Alvertus Jones
Beverly Bills
Elaine Miller
Elaine Stromberg
Jean Anderson
Clara Anderson
Grace Shostrom
Lillie Johnson
Mrs Antje Stunkel Celebrates 90th Birthday With Family
Relatives gathered at Immanuel Lutheran Church on September 13 1970 for a noon dinner and open house honoring Mrs Antje Stunkel as she turned 90. Guests from Denver Colorado Batavia Illinois Omaha Fremont and many Nebraska towns attended. Grandson Leon Stunkel served as master of ceremonies and Willard Stunkel spoke of memories. A decorated cake was prepared by Ervin Blase and a hymn was sung by Mrs Elmer Wilhousen and choir members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Antje Stunkel
Brighton
Lakewood
Colo
Batavia
Illinois
Washington
Palmer
Lynn
Clay Center
Kan
iGrand Island
Omaha
Fremont
Seward
York
Hampton
Kearney
Stromsburg
Central City
Aurora
Wagner
Local Social Roundup from Polk County
Mrs Emma Horstman accompanied by Mr and Mrs Alvin Riser of Geneva visited Callaway and stayed with Mrs Rose Schweitzer over the weekend. Numerous neighbors and relatives from Grand Island Lincoln Central City Aurora and Stromsburg were noted visiting hosting and dining at various homes in the area including the Hanquists Gustafsons and Fischers. Jane Fredrickson returned to teaching in Fremont after a weekend with her parents in Polk County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Horstman
Alvin Riser
Geneva
Callaway
Rose Schweitzer
Larry Johnson
Grand Island
Lyle Johnson
M. O. Johnson
Duane
Ted Pfiefer
Lincoln
Reuben Hanquist
Wilmer Bodine
Aurora, Hospital
Donald Hanquist
Elmer Hanquist
York Manor
Roger Gustafson
Charles Perkins
Joe Tyler
Elmer Jacobsen
Marquette
Shirley von Ohlen
Elmer Swanson
Central City
Gordon Glad
C. R. Peterson
Osceola
Leigh Ann Gustafson
Hastings
Larry Smelker
Denver
Jane Fredrickson
C. Marvin Fredrickson
Fremont
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Dudley Baack
Gale Bly
Elgin
Peru College
Robert Baack
Deberon Meiser
Genoa
Goldenrod
St. Edward
Henderson
Lakeview
Silver Creek
Walter Stohl
Vance
Legion Auxiliary
Bey Lincoln ‘Telephone Company
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