Swede Plain Study Class Opens Meeting at Stromsburg
The Study Class of the Swede Plain Church held its first meeting Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Curtis Flodman in Stromsburg.
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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1964
Page
2
The Study Class of the Swede Plain Church held its first meeting Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Curtis Flodman in Stromsburg.
The Trinity Lutheran Church LCW met February 5 in the church basement with Anita Eisler and Fern Myers as program leaders. Fern Myers opened the business meeting. Mildred Norquest assisted with the program. The World Day of Prayer is set for Arborville Church February 14 at 2 pm.
Mr and Mrs Vern Jones attended the funeral of Ella Dughman aged 93 in Central City on Monday February 3. Guests of Dr and Mrs Gordon O Johnson at Fairbury included Rev and Mrs O A Johnson Major C W Chrvall and family from Lincoln.
The writer describes a calm winter day with snow and a vivid Nebraska sunset. They muse on February events including Washington and Lincoln birthdays, St. Valentine’s Day origins, and treasured memories of valentines and a Roy Croft poem about love. The piece blends weather, gardening plans, and nostalgic sentiments.
Mrs Donald Ostberg hosted a Friday afternoon party at the Walter Binford home honoring her mother Mrs Walter Binford on her 80th birthday. Guests included Mrs Bessie Green Mr and Mrs Irvin Anderson Mr and Mrs Arlo Stevens Mrs Lloyd Hahn Natalie and Mrs Beulah Gustafson. A gift was presented from the group.
A nostalgic reflection asks about the best silhouette portrait cut from black paper and pasted on white with a red heart overlay. The note mentions the uneven printing of “models to Mom, with love” and invites sharing memories of similar keepsakes.
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