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The Kashubes’ Polka Picnic

The annual picnic celebrates the 73 years (until 1943) that these Polish ancestors lived on Jones Island.

By - Aug 6th, 2013 03:29 pm

The annual picnic celebrates the 73 years (until 1943) that these Polish ancestors lived on Jones Island. Back to the full article.

Dolly Finstad (grandparents named Heyer and Konkel) says her family was the second to last to leave the island in 1938. Dolly helped run this year's event.

Dolly Finstad (grandparents named Heyer and Konkel) says her family was the second to last to leave the island in 1938. Dolly helped run this year\'s event.
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Dolly Finstad (grandparents named Heyer and Konkel) says her family was the second to last to leave the island in 1938. Dolly helped run this year's event. Photo taken August 3rd, 2013 by Brian Jacobson.

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