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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1966
Page
4
Community notes mark Art Dose birthday with a renaming service for Jane Johnson at Emanuel Lutheran Church. Numerous local families and friends gathered for dinners, visits, and greetings across Hampton, Omaha, Bradshaw, Benedict, York, and surrounding areas, with multiple weekend events and birthday celebrations among the Johnson, Dose, Meerkatz, Heiden, Blase, Schulze, Wilshusen, and related households.
The Baptist Mission Circle met January 13 at 2 p.m. in the church parlors. Mrs. Ben Peterson read scripture and led hymnody. Mrs. Parker Aker presented a Faith in Brazil program with a film strip. Hostesses included Mrs. Donald Hanquist and others.
Wednesday evening visitors to the home of Mr and Mrs Ronnie Heiden in Hampton included Mr and Mrs Robert Budnick and family. Jackie Heiden’s 4th birthday was celebrated Thursday evening with guests. Others attended included the Lind Widga family and Dennis Widga at a choral clinic in Albion.
A Farmers Dozen Card Club gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs Henry Blase drew twelve attendees including Mr and Mrs Wilfred Stephens Mr and Mrs Herschel Shenk Mr and Mrs Leo Litty of Hampton Mr and Mrs Maurice Flick of Bradshaw and Mr and Mrs Ervin Paden of Hampton. A carry in lunch followed the meeting.
The Park Avenue Birthday club met at the home of Mrs. M. G. Lindburg Monday afternoon. Fifteen members and one visitor attended. Mrs. Frank Schaepler received a birthday gift. A birthday lunch was served by Mrs. Lindburg.
Mrs C Marvin Fredrickson attended a Friday birthday coffee at the home of Mrs Morris Johnson in Stromsburg.
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