Card of Thanks for Marie Homolka
Mr and Mrs J Brazda Sr and family express gratitude for food flowers cards and sympathy after the death of Marie Homolka.
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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1963
Page
8
Mr and Mrs J Brazda Sr and family express gratitude for food flowers cards and sympathy after the death of Marie Homolka.
The family expresses deep gratitude for the many kind deeds cards letters flowers and memorial tributes during the illness and loss of their loved one. Special thanks go to Rev Thies for the comforting message and remembered by Mrs Ernest Salchow Carl and Mr and Mrs Paul Klawonn Mr and Mrs Edwin Nelson Mr and Mrs George Jackson.
Sunday visitors to Mrs. Clara Carlson included the Carlsons, Norma Peterson of Omaha, and Roy Ortegren with boys. Several families hosted and visited at Buckley Park and in Grand Island, Aurora, and Chapman, with dinners and afternoon calls among neighbors and relatives.
The Polk Methodist Churches list services led by Pastor Rev Ennc Schulke and Pastor O A Johnson. Father’s Day observance postponed to this Sunday with a pastor’s message and Men’s Chorus performances. Church School times noted with visits to Good Samaritan Home and Covenant Home Stromsburg. Choir rehearsal announced for June 26 as season end.
Pastor B A Barnell leads Sunday School at 9 30 a m and Worship at 10 30 a m. First Wednesday, 2 00 p m LCW and 4 00 p m Confirmation Class. Thursday, 7 30 p m Choir Practice. Third Thursday, 8 00 p m Luther League meets.
Gorman Foley is pastor at Hardville Baptist Church. Sunday services include Sunday School at 11:00 and Worship at 11:00, Evening Service at 8:00. Monthly Ladies Aid meets first Wednesday at 2:00 PM at the church.
The 32nd Stromberg family picnic was held Sunday at Buckley Park Stromsburg. Dinner for 117 guests began at 1 pm followed by a social afternoon and ice cream and cake. Attendees included multiple Stromberg and related families from Lincoln Omaha Minne apolis Wichita San Anna and Bunker Hill Indiana.
Ernest Arthur Salchow of the Arborville Community died Friday June 7 in a Hastings hospital after a series of strokes and a long illness. Born August 28 1906 near Clarkson he moved to Arborville in 1910 and worked as an electrician. Survived by wife Mary and son Carl, the family held services June 10 at Immanuel Lutheran Church near Polk with burial at Immanuel Cemetery Polk.
The text lists numerous families from Clarks Polk Stromsburg Benedict Osceola and Ft Collins Colo as hosts or guests for a picnic. It names the organizing committee as Mr and Mrs Richard Sealey of Polk and Mr and Mrs Claude Stromberg of Clarks. The next year committee includes Mr and Mrs Norris Anderson and Mr and Mrs Charles Stromberg of Lincoln.
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