Churches hold regular services in Hordville region
Local church notices list schedules for Hordville Baptist Free Methodist Evangelical Free and First Baptist churches. Services include morning worship Sunday school and midweek prayer meetings.
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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1945
Page
8
Local church notices list schedules for Hordville Baptist Free Methodist Evangelical Free and First Baptist churches. Services include morning worship Sunday school and midweek prayer meetings.
Rev A C Bates notes Dr A Hunter will visit Swede Plain on Sunday June 24 for a quarterly conference and Polk for evening worship with reports of the year's work. Services list morning worship at Swede Plain 10 Communion at 11 Church School 3 and Polk 10 Church School 11 Morning Worship 8 30 with quarterly conference. Youth Fellowship Thursday 8 pm. Welcome to services.
Miss Hazel Carlson and daughter visited Osceola on Thursday. Havens residents fished in a flooded Prososki farm pasture after heavy rains last week. Judy Werth had a tonsil operation at Stromsburg hospital Friday. Arthur and Mrs. Anderson of York moved into a east Polk property vacated by Edith Goethe Thursday. Marjorie Warnick of North Platte visited her parents Bert and Mrs. Warnick. sister Muriel will stay through summer. Walter Grobe and two daughters of Omaha spent several days visiting J L Stouffer's home before part of the week.
Mr and Mrs Harry Carlson stayed with Bill Ellsworth in Osceola Sunday. Chris Wahl and family visited J L Stouffer in York. Military families and others gathered for dinner at Gilbert Blase home near Hordville. MFE Sunday School pupils and teachers performed a children’s day program in York at the Mother’s Jewel Home. Mrs James from Palmers visited Merle Stromberg’s home this week.
Arborville residents hosted and visited relatives over the weekend with gatherings at the homes of Otte, Beckner, Fisher, and Reckner families. Reunions occurred in York and Grand Island. Friends and relatives from Denver, Lincoln, Omaha, Scottsbluff, Benedict, Deshler, and Williams Field passed through for dinners, tea, and shared photographs at multiple homes.
Ensign Reuben Meline moves from Florida to San Francisco while Mervin Runquist returns to Salinas after a 15 day stay with his mother Mrs. Grace Runquist in Stromsburg. Pvt Randall Runquist transfers to Fort Lewis to serve in the Medical Corps. Ross Goethe Jr describes pre V E Day operations near Hitler’s hideout in Austria and Nazi camps observed by an American soldier. Robert Baack notes transfer from Fort Knox to a Medical Detachment in the Pacific. Rex Hancock Snc has just returned from overseas duty and visits his wife and son Floyd Rodine on furlough at the Bodine home in Hordville. Maurice Lindburg and family hear Maurice Jr has arrived in the States and expects to be home soon.
The annual Nelson and Ekstrand reunion was held at Osceola park on Sunday June 17 with about 40 relatives attending a basket dinner at noon. Attendees traveled from Stromsburg Polk Kearney Minneapolis Topeka and Lincoln among others. Notable guests included Mr and Mrs Joe Spire of Kearney Dr and Mrs W B Riley of Minneapolis Rev and Mrs Paul Lemke and daughter and others from nearby towns.
Miss Ruth Swanson of York spends a week with her parents Mr and Mrs Fred Swanson. Billy Johnson from California heads home after a month with Polk County relatives. Denah Samelson of Lincoln visits relatives here and in Polk Set. Ralph Johnson from Van Nuys arrives for a short visit with his parents Mr and Mrs Emil Johnson. Pvt Eva Olson from St Joseph spends a 14 day furlough with her parents. Father’s Day dinner hosts include A P Freeman and family, Don Freeman, Chas Colberg and Myron Colberg families, plus Hilda Thelanier and Clarence Carlson.
Improved resistant oat varieties Tama Boone Cedar and Marion should stand longer to avoid spoilage and yield loss. Walter Gray, inspector for the Nebraska Crop Improvement Association, visits counties to certify wheat and brome. Pawnee wheat looks good with one disqualified planting for Heary Cross and noxious weeds. Breeders increased from 3 in 1944 to 43 in 1945. certified seed bags on display. Rye presence in Polk County wheat raises milling and seed concerns. rye-wheat up-weights from tests show low rye percentages in harvest.
Miss Lorraine Larson returns to Omaha duties after a week at her parents home. Sgt. Rodger Shaw of Portland, Oregon, recently returned from two years overseas in Italy, celebrated at a picnic in York Park with family and friends. The Ekstrom family observed their Silver Wedding Anniversary with a Sunday gathering hosted by Mr and Mrs Art Ekstrom, featuring a three tier cake baked by Mrs Clarence Carlson of Os.
Polk County project club members attended the District Conference in Norfolk on Tuesday. Morning speaker Lydia Ann Lynde from Washington DC spoke on Living and Growing in Today's Family. Luncheon honored Miss Mary-Ellen Brown. Afternoon involved group discussions planning year demonstrations. Attendees included Nelle Wisely George Locke Arthur Deeter George Irland Joe Schott Eva Bute Hattie Newman Bather Myers Fred Johnson Rex Brigham.
Farmers urged to apply at Stromsburg office before July 1 to join extended power service plans. Neighbors encouraged to sign up. rush to ensure inclusion as materials and labor become available.
Common sense cleanliness and sound public health practices go hand in hand. Alleys and streets free from rubbish reduce flies. Rural residents should use flyproof privies because insanitary ones can be a source of health problems.
The piece urges citizens to inspect water supplies dairies and eateries for cleanliness. It stresses clean sourcing well maintained facilities pasteurization proper bottling and rigorous kitchen hygiene including covered storage refrigeration hot washing and scalding to ensure safe food and drink.
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