Trinity Lutheran Church Worship Schedule
For June July and August worship service at 9 00 A M Sunday School at 10 00 A M First Wednesday 2 00 P M U L C W meeting led by Pastor B A Barnell
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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1962
Page
2
For June July and August worship service at 9 00 A M Sunday School at 10 00 A M First Wednesday 2 00 P M U L C W meeting led by Pastor B A Barnell
Swede Home Gerald Leaf vice pastor announces Sunday services on July 1 the second Sunday after Trinity with Sunday School at 9 30 a m and worship at 10 30 a m Friday July 6 at 8 p m the Board of Administration meets at the church.
Elmer I. Logan, pastor, leads Sunday July 1 services at Polk church with Sunday School for all ages at 9 am and Morning Worship at 10 am The Lord's Supper is observed at 8 pm Union Service at the grade school gym July 5 features Victory Hour and CYF meeting in the evening
Kent L. Sandell, service number 17556093, listed with the 12th Radio Relay Squad. Address shows A. P. O. 320, New York, NY 10001.
The Village of Polk Nebraska estimates total revenue for the 1962 63 fiscal year at 59716.43 with items listed for General Incidental Street Library Fire Protection Park and Recreation Social Security Auditorium Maintenance Sewer Tax and other purposes. A public hearing and approval of the Annual Appropriation Bill are set for July 3 1962 at 8:00 p m in the Hotel Lobby with publication of the estimate in the Polk Progress for three weeks June 15 22 and 29.
Creditors of the Tatlow estate must file claims in the Pell County Court by October 18 1962 to be heard at the October 19 1962 hearing at 10:00 AM. The notice is dated June 25 1962 and signed by County Judge J E Steeple.
Notice to heirs and interested parties that Henry A. Cramer deceased has an executor's final account and report and a petition for final settlement. A hearing is set before the Polk County Court on July 12, 1962 at 10:00 A.M. to determine heirship, distribution, and discharge the executor. Dated June 18, 1962 by County Judge J. Eb Steeple.
Polk items report that Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Stevenson of Omaha were weekend guests in the home of Mrs. Emma Anderson and Lillie and Winnie Lind. Keith Brazda spent two weeks with grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kvasnicka of Crete.
Cards mailed back from the greatest distance win prizes of 5, 4, 3, 2, and 1 dollar. Return by Saturday noon June 30 to James Brazda Jr. At Kahler’s Coffee Shop a free malted milk awaits all entrants. Prizes awarded from the bandstand before the concert.
From the Progress Files 50 Years Ago A G Lindburg installs a steam engine to power his cream station and plans to let it do the work henceforth. Hammocks sold at Lundberg Son. P L Larson lawn social raises 52 81 with about 400 attendees and 40 autos. Various local visits, travels, and gatherings noted among Stromsburg residents.
The Cramer picnic was held at Stolley Park Grand Island on Sunday June 24 Attending from Polk were numerous Cramer and Rudy family members from Aurora Geneva York Central City Harvard Marquette Hol drege Merna and Broken Bow with officers for next year elected Mrs Cliff Cramer president and Mrs Roy Cramer secretary treasurer
Home Society members traveled to Seward for a day outing on a clear day. They visited Glenn Meir and Dale’s Steak House, toured Hughes Saw Mill, and met at the Meir home for a brief meeting and refreshments. They voted a five dollar June offering and planned July at Mrs. Grant Johnson’s country home.
Monday evening guests included Mr and Mrs Gunnard Stohl with Mr and Mrs Don Lindholm. Sharon and Rita Fossberg visited relatives in Hastings. The Aker, Lindholm, and Fossberg families gathered at various homes in Harvard, Lincoln, Scotia, Stromsburg and Rising City for weekend and Friday hospitality.
The article notes looming debate over legislative reapportionment in Nebraska's unicameral system. Hugo Srb argues the issue is legislative and suggests adjusting districts next session to reflect eastern county population growth. A constitutional amendment on the ballot would weigh area by 20 to 30 percent in redrawing lines, a point of contention with rural areas.
The Busy Bees 4-H Club met June 22 at Glee Killion's with 14 girls present. President Glee Killion led the meeting. Carla Myers and Karen Miller demonstrated a raw vegetable plate while Valle Killion showed how to make a hem. Lunch featured homemade rolls and kool aid. Next meeting set for Vernalene Ekland's. Judy Green served as reporter.
The Clifford Branting family picnic was held Sunday June 24 at Buckley Park in Stromsburg with 70 in attendance. Guests included Mr and Mrs Ifornia and family, Mr and Mrs Clifford Branting and family, Mr and Mrs Vern Eklund and daughters, Mr and Mrs Clark Stromberg and Alberta and Rebecca Martin, and several Branting relatives from Clarks Ohiowa Omaha Camp Cody Wis Osceola Central City and Stromsburg.
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