Hordville Happenings Selections From Local Social Scene
Bertha Anderson fractured her left wrist after a basketball game. Various local families and guests shared meals and visits at homes in Hordville and nearby towns. The district notes birthdays, anniversaries, and upcoming club meetings while reporting the passing of Mrs. Lee Crampton of Pawnee City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Hardin
Atkinson
Dwayne Hahn
Lee Crampton
Pawnee City
Hardville
Roger
Leonard Willin
Los Angeles
Calif
Lillie Ortegren
Central City
Roy Ortegren
Carroll Ortegren
Roy Hanson
Verlin
Concord
Donna Shoup
Elmer Andersen
Gene
Phil Andersen
Harry Jones
Charles Osterman
Bertha Anderson
Irvin Blase
Anderson
Gilbert Necker
Loyal Necker
Loyal
Richard Nygren
Mead
Ethel Benson
Carl
Verner Benson
Clarence Benson
Harold Benson
Bernard Anderson
Linda
Todd
Sharon Benson
Bethany College
Linsburg
Kan
Coffee visit and call in Flodman home
Mrs. Ford Shenk visited as a coffee guest Monday morning at grandmother Mrs. Julia Flodman’s home. Curtis Flodman called on Mrs. Flodman in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford Shenk
Julia Flodman
Curtis Flodman
Mrs. Flodman
Village Board Officials Set March Caucus in Polk Grade School Gym
The Polk village board met February 4 1964 with all members present except Trustee Killion. Officials approved minutes and reports and set a caucus with the School District for March 3 1964 at 8 p.m. in the grade school gym. Bills totaling numerous local vendors were presented for payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Killion
Light and Water Commissioner
Light & Water Commissioner
McNaught
Alfred
Polk
Lincoln Tel. & Tel. Co
Brazda Implement Co
Thorco
Osceola
Tiney’s Electric Company
Consumers
Public Power Dist
Polk Oil Company
Iean Karr & Company
National Chemsearch, Chemicals
The
Polk Progress
Ivan Johnson
Charles Nelson
Kansas-Nebraska Gas Co
League of Municipalities
Guess eWay
Citizens State Bank
J. M. McDonald & Co
Dick’s
Polk Lumber Company
Irrigation Workshop Moves to Stromsburg Sessions
The four meeting Irrigation Workshop continues with two sessions held in Osceola on February 11 and 18. The final pair of sessions will be at the Legion Club in Stromsburg on February 25 and March 2 from 10 a.m. to 2 30 p.m. Extension engineers John Decker St Paul Bob Mulliner Hastings and Paul Fishback Lincoln assist with the meetings. Topics cover crop production and irrigating management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Osceola
The
Legion Club
Stromsburg
John Decker
St. Paul
Bob Mulliner
Hastings
Paul Fishback
Lincoln
Village meeting records approve bills and adjourn
Roll call shows Aye for Alfred Myers and McNaught with no Nays. Bills are allowed and warrants drawn. A motion to adjourn passed. Eldon Johnson serves as Village Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McNaught
Myers
Alfred
Eldon Johnson
Wilbur Crown Retires From Farmers Union Field Work
Wilbur Crown of Central City, longtime Farmers Union field man and public relations specialist since 1953, retired last week. He served ten years with Sta Tex Co-op in statewide member relations, co op youth camps, and sales support. The Crowns will spend weeks in California before returning to Central City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Crown
Central City
Farmers Union
Statex Co-op
Mrs. Crown
California
Wife of Former Polk Methodist Pastor Dies
Mrs. B. E. Pengelley, wife of a former Polk Methodist pastor, died February 8 at Rapid City, 8. D. She is survived by her husband and three children Wil lard, Stewart and Mary. Rev. Pengelley led Polk and Swede Plain Methodist churches about twenty years ago for around five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. E. Pengelley
Polk Methodist
Rapid City
Willard
Stewart
Mary
Rev. Pengelley
Polk and
Swede Plain
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hordville
Phil Watson
Home Service Club
Ivan Anderson
Adrian Larsen
Lennart Johnson
Marvin Wilson
Grand Island
Watson
Rick
Frank Widman
Chapman
McKinley
G. W. Randahl
Purle Knutson
Roy
Raymond Zmek
Don Quick
Carl Holtorf
Grace Lutheran Church
Hans Holtorf
Sundberg
the Village Board
Used Car Capital
Barber’s Service
Price Stromsburg
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