Senior Citizens to Meet at Stonehouse with Fridhem Meal
Hordville notes report the Senior Citizens gathering at the stonehouse on Wednesday July 16 at 6 30 p m. An evening meal will be provided by Fridhem LCW members followed by bingo and lunch.
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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1975
Page
6
Hordville notes report the Senior Citizens gathering at the stonehouse on Wednesday July 16 at 6 30 p m. An evening meal will be provided by Fridhem LCW members followed by bingo and lunch.
Mr and Mrs Stanford Ang and Mr and Mrs Lanny Ang called at the Chindgren home on Thursday evening. Nadine and Verlene Larson left Sunday for Camp Crossed Arrows at Nickerson where they will spend this week. Mr and Mrs Harold W. Johnson and Ruth Gestrine visited Mrs Hilda Carlson at Silver Creek Sunday evening. Mrs and Mrs Harlan Younglund and Jim spent Sunday evening with Mr and Mrs Myron Larson.
Pastor Nordstrom of Osceola called in from the Martin Hoff man Sr. home Saturday morning. July 4 guests at the Dick Harless home included Bruce Samuelson Jan Samuelson Rodney Hanquist Dean Samuelson Brian Lee Harless and Mrs. Lee Harless. Monday visitors included Mrs Roland Bodine Dianne and Mrs Alvena Lind at Mrs Dean Donelson in Central City. Mr and Mrs Walter Nelson joined Mrs Clara Johson for Monday dinner.
A hearing is scheduled July 25 1975 from 9 30 to 11 30 a m in the Polk County Courtroom Osceola Nebraska on the proposed Social Service plan of the Social Services Division Department of Public Welfare. Summaries and full copies are available at the Welfare office or by mail for 1.00. Comments may be submitted by toll free phone or by mail to Larry E Nedrow Lincoln Nebraska by August 17 1975.
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