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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1951
Page
5
A group of home talent amateurs including local teachers practice for the play A Ready Made Family to be presented at the High School on Wednesday evening January 17. The Hardville PTA sponsors the event.
Polk Nebraska church page lists service times for Hordville Baptist Immanuel Lutheran Polk Baptist Polk and Swede Plain Methodist Congregational Arborville Evangelical Free with times for Sunday School worship Bible study choir practice and weekday prayer activities plus radio program notes. Strong entity set includes churches pastors locations and scheduled services.
Nels Pearson leads at Hordville Methodist with church school at 10 00 a m and worship at 11 00 a m on Sunday January 21. Wel come attendees are invited to keep on keep a going.
Mr and Mrs Harvey Lind entertained at supper Thursday evening with guests including Mr and Mrs Merle Lavelle and family Mr and Mrs Elmer Garner and family and Mr and Mrs Bill Lavelle and children in a neighborhood event reflecting community ties.
Thirty years back Godfrey Lindahl returns from Utah and Colorado. Old Man Zero registers 16 below Monday. Harry Schultz, with an arm in a sling after a fall on the ice, and Mrs. I N Shenk with a broken wrist from an accidental fall are noted. Several residents visit family over Christmas including Leona Plessinger, Edwin Lindburg, E Davis, Mae Becker, Elsie Coordes, S Petersons, Hilda Detloff, and Theo Moline family visits.
Rodney Whittemore, a York College student, visits home for holidays. Mildred Curran dies at 12 after a December 17 illness with funeral at Arborville cemetery. The district records several travelers returning for Christmas including Miss Margaret Stouffer, Miss Mary Janssen, and J. C. McConnell visiting relatives. A baby boy born December 18 to Mr. and Mrs. Eric Plane. Calmer Jones and others plan Christmas holidays with families. H B Johnson reports strong truck business.
Ten years ago winners in Christmas decorations were Carl Steelquist first and Oscar Sundberg second with a tie for third. Numerous local notices cover engagements, travels to the Rose Bowl, traffic injuries near Lexington, church events, family visits, and community gatherings in Central City and surrounding areas.
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