Local Residents Attend Aurora Bible School Institute
Polk area people joined a Monday gathering for a Bible School Institute in Aurora. Attendees included Mrs. Wayland Flodman and six other local women.
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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1963
Page
5
Polk area people joined a Monday gathering for a Bible School Institute in Aurora. Attendees included Mrs. Wayland Flodman and six other local women.
North Blue Doings notes Harvey Blase as a member of the Central City production. The item records social visits and gatherings across area families including the Blases, Schulzes, Smiths, and Sageshorns with dinners, showers, and birthday events.
Polk students named to represent the district at the Kearney Inter scholastic Contests on March 22 1963. Listings include Bonnie Hanquist literature Bonnie Shaw literature Ronald Johnson English usage and physics Natalie Hahn standard food test American government Janice Anderson clothing and textiles Marshall Anderson Spanish John Reckner algebra II Dave Fjell American Gov Galen Sterner Spanish I Karen Stevens advanced typing Lorraine Recknor beginning typing Arlyce Lind music Jolene Doremus shorthand Joan Sandell American history Pat Ramsey world history Steve Flodman driver training and geometry Karen Funk general biology Jean Larkin world geography and general science Dennis Sealey elementary algebra Bonnie Litty general math Lynda Myers world geography.
Mrs. Mervin Samuels hosted a Methodist Study class on Monday afternoon with topic Dimensions of Prayer. The next meeting is set for Tuesday at Mrs. Arlo Stevens home. Sundberg and Stevens families, visitors, and luncheon guests are listed among multiple local social calls.
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