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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1950
Page
8
About 50 Royal Neighbors and families from Polk and Hordville held a Sunday evening picnic at Polk park. Numerous local residents were noted in visits and reports from church services and social events across Polk and surrounding areas.
Mrs Amy Ervin and Irene of Whitwater Wisconsin visited their cousins Alvin and Velma Peter son the past week. Card of Thanks We sincerely wish to thank each and all of you who have been so graciously kind and comforting to us in thoughts words and actions in this our time of bereavement. God bless you. x Mrs Mary A McDaniel Mr and ee Paul McDaniel amily Mr J D Forester and family
A note of gratitude from Mrs. Harold Green and Jimmie Alan thanking friends for cards gifts and flowers received during their hospital stay.
Mrs. Albert Sundberg hosted a coffee party with Myra Cox O F Alfred P W Aker Dorothy Carpenter Henry Sandell Oscar Sundberg and Henry Horstman in attendance. Birth of Peggy Lorraine Sealey on August 8 at Stromsburg hospital. Several families and visitors mentioned with weekend travels and hospital stays. WCTU hosted meeting in Methodist Church parlors with Chas Whittemore as program leader. Scrapbooks made for orphans and elderly at Pearl Jack home. Budget items list payments to local businesses. School board discusses band instrument rental ending. students to buy instruments via rental plans. Notes on timber management air mail in Hawaii and an articulated locomotive.
Minutes of the regular monthly meeting note presence of all members except Kroger and Johnson. Previous minutes were read and approved. Bills were presented and allowed and warrants were drawn on the secretary for payment.
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