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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1975
Page
9
Thursday July 24 at 8 PM a county wide CROP meeting features a speaker from the state office. Friday July 25 at 4 PM a Jr Choir event precedes worship on July 27 at 9 AM with a 10 15 AM film Good Neighbors during the Sunday School hour.
LLL families shared a Sunday picnic at Buckley Park in Stromsburg. Alvin Smith celebrated a birthday with guests in Grand Island and Shelby. Neighbors and relatives visited in York Aurora Grand Island and Holdrege with many stops including Mrs Mundt Hel Mundt Mrs Troester and the Blase family.
Evangelical Free Church of Polk Nebraska announces Bible study Thursday at 8 p.m. and a family camp Friday through Sunday at Polk Bible Camp. Sunday services are at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. at the Polk Family Camp with no Sunday night service at the church.
Week of July 14 21 reports list patients by name and location including Osceola Stromsburg Central City Shelby Silver Creek and Lincoln with several discharged and moved to other facilities. Notable mentions include Mrs Virginia Church and baby girl Clarks and Mrs Mae Twarling Stromsburg among others.
Crow dell celebrate their first wedding anniversary at home in York with family and friends visiting. John Crow dell and Jamie joined by Jack Crow dell Doug Pat John Josie Kennel Mary Perkins Clyde Kennel Jeve in a weekend gathering. Local relatives from Hastings Aurora Waco and Central City attended.
Out of state guests stay with Osceola residents as Swedish visitors attend a concert. Albuquerque and New Jersey guests dine with local families, while Sweden pairs join in meals and overnight stays with the Lundstrom, Johnson, Oquist, and Gestrine households across Friday through Tuesday events.
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