Social notes from The Pork Community weekend gatherings
Mr and Mrs Donald Hudson hosted coffee with the Winton Wrights after a basketball game. Clyde Clark visited the Glen Babcock home in Glen Babcock on Sunday and Monday. Loveland Colorado guests Myrl Mallory arrived Monday to stay with the Babcocks. Dwight Burney visited Mines and Emma Horstman Grace Harless Olga Larson Nina Kneer Winnifred Lackey and Hilding Dahlin gathered at the Midwest Covenant Home in Stromsburg Sunday. Paul Coover spent Friday with the Robert Willits home. Burdette Flodman hosted Saturday supper and Richard Sealey Sr hosted Sunday supper, both in Stromsburg. John Vogeltanz of Lincoln visited Robert Brazda and family Sunday.
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Donald Hudson
Winton Wright
Benedict
Clyde Clark
Grand Island
Glen Babcock
Myrl Mallory
Loveland
Colo
Dwight Burney
Emma Horstman
Grace Harless
Olga Larson
Nina
Kneer
Winnifred Lackey
Hilding Dahlin
Midwest Covenant Home
Stromsburg
Paul Coover
Robert Willits
Burdette Flodman
Richard Sealey
John Vogeltanz
Lincoln
Robert Brazda
Church Planning Committee Meeting at Genoa
Schedule notes recover Friday at 7 30 p m Church Planning Committee Meeting at Genoa. Sunday features include 10 a m Sunday School 11 a m Worship Service and 7 30 p m Evening Gospel Service.
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Genoa
Sun
Trinity Lutheran Church Calendar for Pork Nebraska
Trinity Lutheran Church in Pork Nebraska lists events led by Pastor Clifford Lindgren. Wednesday January 12 at 7 30 p m is church council. Sunday January 16 has Sunday School at 9 45 a m and Morning Worship at 11 00 a m.
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Trinity Lutheran Church
Pork
Nebraska
Clifford Lindgren
Wed
Church Council
Sun
Local Social Notes From Polk County
Mrs Laura Bolton returned home last Monday after visiting Lincoln with Clarence Bolton. Mr Marland Adelson was a Monday coffee guest in Reuben Swanson’s home. Mrs Mildred Norquest came home last Monday from Manhattan Kansas where she visited with her daughter Captain Alvin Kisler and family Jill.
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THE
Polk News
Laura Bolton
Lincoln
Clarence Bolton
Marland Adelson
Reuben Swanson
Mildred Norquest
Manhattan
Kans
Capt
Alvin Kisler
Jill
Snowy Owl And Nuthatches Draw Bird Watchers North
In Arborville area adventures Swede Lind and I chase nuthatches and other birds along the Blue River bridges. A snowy owl sighting near Arborville Hall enthralls us as we swap spots with Lee Morris and chase a prairie falcon that eludes us.
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Lind
Steve
Arborville
Blue
Ed Erickson
Redpolls
Lee Morris
Arborville Hall
Lee
Tom Harrington
Village Board Sets February Hearing and Hires Attorney
The Village Board met January 4 1977 with all members present. Reports from treasurer and light and water were accepted. A hearing for the One Six Year Street Improvement plan was set for February 1 1977. Brian Beckner was hired as Village Attorney. Numerous bills were approved for payment. Local social notes followed.
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Village Board of Trustees
Burney
Light & Water
Ang
Myers
McNaught
Dornburgh
Brian Beckner
W. H. Norton
Ececsseecevess Dept. of Revenue
Light & Water Dept
Telung
Nebr
Public Power Dist
Cuitent
Cceaceeness
Kansas-Nebr. Gas Co
Gisecaceebhbadnaseneian
Kriz-Davis Co
W. H
Gardners Men Shop
K. L. Stewart Agency
Marshall Bond
Lincoln Tele. Co
Service
Sesee
Kansas-Nebr. ‘Gas ‘Co
BAG Sueres den Veest
Funace
Blue Cross - Blue Shield
Polk Oil Co
AES & Reper Iiene Ey
Bas
Copy Supply Co
Tepauts Ce Eensec Sscvecces
Polk Machine & Supply
Fckeceps
Light Fund
Sundberg & Son
Arnold L. Neuhaus
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Annie Bell Sherman
York County
Chicago, Burlington, and Quincy Railroad Company
Jeffrey & Jeffrey, P.C
Michael L. Jeffrey
Jeffrey & Jeffrey
P. C
P.C
Lincoln Avenue
York
Coop Grain Ass’n
Farmers Co-op Grain Ass’n
Wittgren
the Village Board
Vern Eklund
Bradshaw
Neal Sandell
Roger Werner
Ray Werner
Polk
Clarence Munn
Central City
Robert Hoffman
Chad
Harold Carlson
Elmer Hass
Fremont
Rodney L'Heureux
Carlson’s
Hass
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