Immanuel Lutheran Ladies Aid Met In Aurora
Immanuel Lutheran Ladies Aid Society gathered at Hamilton Manor in Aurora on Wednesday afternoon. The program featured a song by preschool children and cookies and coffee were served to attendees.
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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1970
Page
5
Immanuel Lutheran Ladies Aid Society gathered at Hamilton Manor in Aurora on Wednesday afternoon. The program featured a song by preschool children and cookies and coffee were served to attendees.
Florence Hoffman hosted the Jolly West Birthday Club last Thursday afternoon celebrating Edith Benson and Margaret Jones. Twelve members attended as Alma Lampshire presented new program books during the meeting. Selah McNaught led bingo and gifts were exchanged with a pot lunch and cake by Jo Ostberg marking the social hour.
A 1970 collection of reader letters to the Polk Progress includes requests to change a mailing address from San Juan Texas to Benedict Nebraska, praise for editorials on police state concerns, satire and notes about classi fied ads, and correspondence from readers in Albuquerque New Mexico Tulane University New Orleans and Camp Pendleton California.
Mr and Mrs Dean Myers and Carla were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Carlstrom. Don Schipporeit of Silver Creek attended Sunday supper at the Dean Ostberg home. Various local families visited kin in Central City Crete and Columbus for celebrations and hospital calls.
A compact critique notes the speakers display strong mediocrity in delivery and insight. It contrasts sharp perceived insight with their overall average rhetoric, underscoring a shared intellectual restraint.
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