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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1962
Page
8
Complete wedding service includes two punch bowls 175 cups silver coffee service satin and net skirts for reception tables corsages table arrangements and funeral flowers. Mrs Gilbert Lampshire Polk 765 3851 Also sincere thanks for cards and visits during my hospital stay.
We thank all our friends and relatives for cards letters and visits while in the hospital and after returning home. Your thoughtfulness meant a lot during this time and we appreciate each kind gesture and message.
Jim and Gwen Lindburg Glenn and Vi Babcock thank Hardville and Polk fire departments for their help during the recent fire and extend gratitude to neighbors and friends for support.
Lauren Dean Glasser expresses gratitude to all who visited during hospitalization and after returning home, thanking friends and supporters for their care and encouragement.
Mrs. Mabel Stevens expresses gratitude to friends and relatives for cards calls and visits during convalescence at her daughters homes. She thanks them and asks God to bless them.
Mrs. Clara Blase expresses gratitude to friends for cards letters and visits during her recovery from a broken wrist with blessings and appreciation.
Pastor Lindley J. Cook leads Congregational Church in Arborville with Mrs. Laura Merchant as superintendent. Church services at 9 15 A M Sunday School at 10 15 A M.
June July and August worship service at 9:00 A M with Sunday School at 10:00 A M. First Wednesday at 2:00 P M U L C W meeting announced for church members and attendees.
Calvary Evangelical Lutheran Church Swede Home Gerald Leaf Vice-Pastor announces worship at 10:30 a.m. on the Sixth Sunday after Trinity with Sunday School at 9:30 a.m.
The Methodist churches list Pastor A. Johnson and Mrs. Russell Fjell as church school superintendent. Morning worship at 9:25 with a message Jesus and Prevailing Prayer. Church School at 10:30. Mrs. Marvin Fredrickson presides over 9:30 church school and 10:35 worship. Women’s Society meets Aug 2 at 2 pm with pre service prayer at 1:45. Dr. Gretchen Berggrén to speak.
Polk residents hosted and visited friends across Nebraska. Mr. and Mrs. Neal McCormack welcomed guests including Mr. and Mrs. Karloff and the McIntosh family. Ostbergs enjoyed days at Republican City and Harlan Dam before returning home. The Oliver family hosted in Omaha with ties to Stromsburg.
Mrs. Babcock hosts with Mrs. Mervin Shenk and Mrs. Lydia Peterson. Hostesses listed include Mrs. Ester Lackey, Mrs. Glenn Hill, Mrs. Arlo Stevens, Mrs. Paul Holmes, and Mrs. Eric Anderson. Receptionist noted is Mrs. Lovette McCoy.
First Baptist Church Polk Nebraska led by Pastor Elmer I Logan presents Victory Hour and CYF meetings on July 26 and August 2 at 8:00 pm. Sunday schedule includes Sunday School at 9:00 am, Morning Worship at 10:00 am with the Lord's Supper, and an Evening Union Service at 8:00 pm.
Eleven members met at Mrs Grant Johnson farm home for an afternoon of visiting after a brief business session. Special guests Mrs Homer Cross of Milford and Mrs Mabel Dornburgh attended. Lively reading of a humorous poem Trials of School Life followed.
The Baptist Mission Circle gathered July 12 with Mrs. Ben Peterson leading singing and Mrs. Martin Jones offering prayer. The president of Platte Valley Women's Work and Polk Bible Camp counselor gave an inspirational talk and sang. Missionary Wilson presented slides on Japan. Lunch was served by local hostesses.
The article argues that U S Savings Bonds offer more than interest by supporting national strength and freedom. It notes substantial long term value, with bonds held about seven years, and promotes federal guarantees by the United States Government.
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