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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1962
Page
3
The Methodist Youth Fellowship met in the church basement last Monday evening. President Alvin Eisler led planning for the Easter Sunrise Service and breakfast. Rev. Johnson spoke on Lent and led group singing. Jolene Doremus and Carol Doremus served lunch.
Local residents hosted and visited relatives from Broken Bow, Osceola, Grand Island, Omaha, York, St Libory, and Stromsburg. Celebrations included birthdays and family gatherings with dinners and social events across Central City, Crete, and surrounding communities.
Language review notes Spanish instruction focuses on imperfect tense. March events include three one act plays directed by Neal McCormick and a County Government Day trip to Osceola with American Legion sponsorship. Officials explained county functions, safety slides stressed traffic laws, and a lunch at the American Legion Club followed by office tours. Senior plans include graduation work and yearbook sales at $2.00, with seniors studying government and Romantic era literature. Home Ec students plan to attend Lincoln hospitality day in early April.
The Crusaders of the Swede Plain Church met Sunday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Reuben Ehn. The gathering centered on study of the Book of Revelation. A lunch was served by Mr and Mrs Reuben Ehn and co hosts Mr and Mrs Adolph Morris.
Mr and Mrs Walter Nelson were Sunday evening visitors of Mr and Mrs Elmer Hanquist. Betty Morris was a Sunday evening overnight guest of Vicki Ehn.
The second year Spanish class plans a program to be presented to the Woman's Club on April 3. Reporter Joan Larkin.
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