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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1966
Page
5
Mrs. Louis Natter formerly Hulda Stunkel of Englewood Colorado died last Wednesday at her daughter’s home in Ft. Collins Colorado. Funeral and burial held in Denver Colorado. She was a daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Stunkel whose farm later became the Don Hanquist property. Read The Progress Ads.
The Platte Valley Association for Retarded Children will hold its regular monthly meeting at the Columbus Opportunity Center on Friday March 25 at 8 p m. Anyone interested is welcome to attend. Saturday evening guests in the Larry Coover home were Mr and Mrs David Ekdahl Mr and Mrs Dick Harless and family Mr and Mrs Paul Coover and Marlene Coover and Max Kroger of Sioux Falls South Dakota.
Colorado visit by Richard Sealey Sr Paul Stevens and families spanned Loveland Kersey and Denver. Richard Cramer Jr on furlough from the Air Force headed to France. The Sealeys saw Ray Don Newtons and family in Denver and joined M O Johnsons for a Saturday evening gathering with Mr and Mrs Ivan Johnson.
Community notes from Swede Home recount birthday celebrations and Bible study gatherings. Local residents visit and host friends at homes across Osceola and nearby towns, with numerous birthday observances and shared weekend activities.
The Odd Dozen Extension Club met at Mrs. Larry Shalberg's home on March 22 at 7 30. President Mrs. Leon Meerkatz announced the Beatrice Home will name the adopted child. Members will send cards and gifts to the child. Final bake sale plans were set for April 2 at Phil Bolling's Locker. Mrs. Bill Beck gave a fiber care lesson, and St Patrick's day luncheon theme topped the evening.
The Baptist Mission Circle held its annual business meeting March 10 in the church parlors. Officers elected were President Mrs. Ted Otte, Vice President Mrs. Wendall Shaw, Secretary Mrs. Dwayne Miller, and Treasurer Mrs. Levar Sandell. An all-hostess lunch followed. Mrs. Curtis Flodman of Stromsburg was a Monday caller on Mrs. Julia Flodman.
Rev. Edward J. Hales, Director of Stewardship for the Baptist General Conference, will speak Sunday evening March 27 at 7 30 on stewardship promotion and church ministries. Miss Marjorie Malm, missionary from Ethiopia, will speak Tuesday evening March 29 at 7 30 about her two terms of missionary service.
The Polk County Republican Women s Club will meet at Osceola City Hall on Tuesday March 29 at 2 30 p m. A brief report on candidates and elections of officers will be given. Lunch will be served by the Osceola ladies.
Mrs. Stanley Peterson and Do lan, Mrs. Sandra Alexander and daughter Rhonda, all of Harvard, were Sunday dinner guests in the Hillis Sterner home. Mrs. Roy Glasser, Jr. was also an afternoon caller.
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