Birth of daughter announced by Jerald Danhauer family
Jerald and Janet Danhauer announce the birth of a daughter on February 22 weighing 8 pounds 14 ounces. The mother is Janet Holtorf formerly of Central City.
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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 29, 1968
Page
4
Jerald and Janet Danhauer announce the birth of a daughter on February 22 weighing 8 pounds 14 ounces. The mother is Janet Holtorf formerly of Central City.
The Arborville Woolies 4-H Club reorganized on Friday February 23 at Leland Bills home. New members Douglas Norquest and Jane Kealiher joined. Officers elected Gerald Kealiher president Doug Norquest vice president Lynn Bills secretary Lana Bills reporter. Club leaders are Leland Bills and Noel Kealiher. A lunch for members and parents followed.
The 4 H ClubABC Club at Ed Reckner theme studied artificial respiration with back pressure armlift stomach pressure and mouth to mouth methods demonstrated by members. Monte Hudson joined bringing membership to eleven. Lunch served by Mrs Reckner and Mrs Otte. Next meeting set for March 11 at the Otte home.
Community notes from North Blue report Lutheran School activities and social visits. Many households host guests, including Rahrs Willits wedding party attendees and basketball postgame gatherings. Arthur Moeller and Sharon Roberts wed in Grand Island.
Mr and Mrs Clarence Rahrs hosted guest exchanges with the Meerkatz and Sagehorn families, while a Rahrs Willits wedding joined many relatives. Immanuel Lutheran School teams played two basketball games and a volleyball match, with wins over Zion Hampton and a loss to St Paul Utica, as 7th and 8th graders took National Developmental Educational tests.
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