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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1963
Page
8
200 head beef cross and Holstein steer calves 200 to 350 pounds plus 8 to 12 week old calves offered by Dennis Grosse of York Nebraska contact 382 5711 for details.
Janice Anderson thanks everyone for visits cards and gifts while in the hospital. She expresses deep appreciation for the care and support received.
Keith Brazda thanks everyone for cards gifts and visits while he was in Central City Hospital expressing appreciation for the support and well wishes during his stay.
I express gratitude to relatives and friends for ecads flowers and visits while I was hospitalized. A special thanks to Rev. Johnson for his visits. Vie Johnson
Mrs. Arthur H. Emken expresses gratitude to friends and relatives for cards letters and gifts during hospitalization at Aurora. She thanks visitors Rev Cook and those who brought food and invited meals for Art and Harry during her absence.
Local Methodist churches schedule church school and morning worship services. Columbus District Conference begins at 2 30 p m with a banquet at 6 15 p m. Dr Jim Chubb of Grand Island to speak. Choir rehearsals and W S C S meeting set for May 2 with midweek rehearsals.
Polk Nebraska worship service announced by Rev. Enno Schuelke with 9 15 am Divine Worship and 10 15 am Sunday School and Bible Class for the day.
The First Baptist Church under Pastor Elmer I Logan lists events for April including Victory Hour on Thursday at 8:00 p.m. and the Platte Valley Conference at Stromsburg from Friday through Sunday with Sunday School and worship services, a missionary talk by Vernon Anderson, and a Sunday conference rally. No evening service in Polk. Board meeting Monday and Ladies Bible Study Tuesday.
Pastor Gorman Foley leads Sunday 10:00 A M services at Hordville Baptist Church with Sunday School 11:00 A M and Evening Service 8:00 P M Monthly Ladies Aid meets first Wednesday at 2 60 P M at the church.
William Pinkernell serves as pastor at the Evangelical Free Church with the sermon theme Holding Forth the Word of Life. The notice highlights his role and church focus in the local religious community.
The record lists Arborville Congregational Church with Pastor Lindley J. Cook and Superintendent Mrs Laura Merchant. Services are at 9 15 A M and Sunday School at 10 15 A M each Sunday.
A group including Crix Scott Inglebritson and Robin Katz outlines a homemade downhill race car named El Perro Rojo. They describe crew roles safety devices a roll bar helmets and an emergency brake plus dimensions and color scheme with aims to finish before summer.
Mrs H G Brauer marked her 88th birthday on April 10 with thirty friends neighbors and relatives at her home. Roselle Kruse from Seattle Wash phoned in and Verbena Wurtz and Gretchen from Golden Cole attended. Refreshments followed a time of pleasant visiting.
Trinity Lutheran Church led by Pastor B. A. Barnell holds 9:30 A M worship with 10:30 A M Sunday School. First Wednesday 2:00 P M LCW, Wednesday 4:00 P M Confirmation Class, Thursday 7:30 P M choir practice, third Thursday 8:00 P M Luther League.
Calvary Evangelical Lutheran Church announces Second Sunday after Easter. Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. Worship at 11:00 a.m. Choir practice Monday at 8:00 p.m. Rev. G. M. C Vice Pastor leads activities and services.
A round of visits marks the week with family and friends gathering in Cen tral City Osceola Gibbon Lincoln Huston Sioux Falls and Hastings. Hosts include the Newton Babock Boswell Reed Rehrs Klingsporn and Ostberg households among others with Easter travel and dinners noted.
The narrative lists numerous weekend visitors across area families including Clarence Van Ostrand Ezra Nickle Benedict residents Carl Bedient Grand Island Alfred Shockey Frieda Shockey and Virgil Tenniges. The Garlands and others hosted gatherings with coffee calls and dinner visits in several towns.
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