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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1964
Page
5
Arborville residents meet to discuss the future use of the town hall. Rough Riders announce a gathering set for March 11. Social visits include the Tewell and Burgess households with local families and friends. The Brockevelts visit Ray in Lincoln V A hospital.
Arborville residents met at Town Hall to decide the best use of the frame building owned by York county. A proposal floated to move the structure to the Arborville Congregational Church site while the county retains ownership, pending legal steps. Also noted is the funeral of Mrs Julia Crosbie attended by Mr and Mrs Neil Mesner in Central City Friday.
Arborville Rough Riders met on Wednesday March 11 with Neal Van Housen presiding and 19 members present. Lyle Lindgren joined. York County Fair and district horse show topics were covered. dues collected. Max Jones and the Stevens brothers explained saddle care. Mr and Mrs Ralph Fisher hosted Sunday dinner in Kearney with their son and daughter-in-law.
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