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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1976
Page
5
Immanuel Lutheran Ladies Aid entertained their husbands Sunday at a York cafe with a dinner followed by the show The Hiding Place. Numerous local residents hosted and visited friends and relatives across York and surrounding areas.
Willis Pauls outlines weekly services and activities at the Evangelical Free Church in Polk Nebraska. Activities include Bible study prayer choir practice board meeting Bible instruction Sunday School worship gospel service staff training and White Cross sessions across a week.
United Methodist Women met February 5 with 34 members and 4 visitors. Rev. Richard Staples, CroP director, spoke on overseas needs, showing Cries of Need film and distributing aid pamphlets. A Feb 12 workshop was planned to sew clothes and bedding for recipients.
Mrs Clarence Guthrie and Mrs Hattie Anderson stopped by the hospital in Central City on Monday at noon. Tina Jacobsen returned to Aurora after a two week Polk stay with the Clarance Guthries while her mother was hospitalized in Omaha. Mr and Mrs Ted Dittmer and Kathy visited Mrs Otto Dittmer in Clarks Saturday night.
Sunday dinner guests included Grossnicklaus Kelly and Randy in Stromsburg at the Stohl home. Visitors Alvin and Mrs Smith visited the Dennis Carlson home in Shelby Friday. Irene Mundt joined George Wochner and family for supper Friday. Bradshaw hosts Bill Collett and Bill at the Dan Collett home Thursday. Immanuel Lutheran Church lists Rev Stephen Stohlmann, Don Stuebgen, and Peggy Sharman with Sunday School at 9 45 a.m and worship at 10 45 a.m with weekday events scheduled Feb 16 to 18 including an adult choir at 8 p.m.
Eli Kennel marked his 88th birthday with a gathering at his York home attended by family friends and neighbors including Harry Kennel Janet Clyde Kennel Doug Crowdell and Glen Kennel. The community also notes visits from Bernard Littys return from vacation and various local social events across Arborville and nearby towns.
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