Card of Thanks to Arborville Community
We thank relatives friends and the Arborville Missionary Society for gifts. Cards visits and food during hospital stay and after returning home are deeply appreciated. Mrs. Owen Bedient and Ann Margaret.
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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1963
Page
2
We thank relatives friends and the Arborville Missionary Society for gifts. Cards visits and food during hospital stay and after returning home are deeply appreciated. Mrs. Owen Bedient and Ann Margaret.
Complimentary to Mrs. Dale Hanquist for her birthday family friends Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hanquist and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Swedenburg and kin spent Sunday evening at their home.
Connie Hoffman entertained the Arborville senior girls with a barbecue at her home on Friday evening followed by games of Ringo. Various local families gathered for visits and dinners during the weekend including Mr. and Mrs. Ted Otte and the Otte family, and Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Cline who left for California to join a spouse returning from overseas.
A Farewell Fellowship supper at Trinity Lutheran Church on May 5 honored the James Karloff and William Schnackenberg families. Mrs. Kenneth Sand Mrs. Glen Brazda and Mrs. Kenneth Werner organized entertainment. Natalie Hahn performed Hats and Curtis Jones plus others sang May the Good Lord Bless and Keep You. Pastor Barnell expressed gratitude to the families.
The Busy Bees 4 H Club met at Karen Miller’s home on May 4 with fourteen members answering roll call by naming a cleaning kit item. Marcia Myers demonstrated vacuum use and Karen Miller showed window and mirror cleaning techniques. The next meeting is May 24 at the Community Hall with Millie Blinch as hostess.
Mr and Mrs Bernard Trenne pohl and Doug of Nelight were Sunday dinner and supper guests of Mrs Art Trennepohl and children.
Fourteen Polk Woman's Club members traveled to York on Tuesday evening April 30. They ate at Esther's Cafe before a brief business meeting in which a new president was elected for fall duties. The club plans to sponsor a summer reading program for local children and then viewed the film To Kill a Mockingbird. This was their last meeting until fall.
The Country Women's Club met at Mrs Olga Graves home in Central City. Acting vice president Myrtle Johnson led a brief business session. Edna Steenbock resigned as president, Agnes Sealey elected president, Myrtle Johnson named vice president. Louise Wurtz and Fred Johnson designated May and June shut ins. Francisco Widga and Edna Steenbock on program committee. Jo Ostberg presented slides of the southern trip.
Mr and Mrs Edgar Bulgrin celebrated their silver wedding anniversary with attendees including Mr and Mrs Lester Rehrs Mr and Mrs Wayne Ramsey and family Mr and Mrs L E Blase and Mr and Mrs Henry Reed at St John’s Lutheran Church in Waco Mrs Bulgrin is twin sister to Mr Rehrs Guests came from Aurora Osceola and nearby homes including Mrs John Weburg and Miss Mabel Samuelson
O A Johnson pastor Swede Plain Mrs Russell Fijell leads church school. Sunday worship at 9 55 with Mothers Day music by Mothers and daughters choir and a sermon by the pastor. Fourth Quarterly Conference May 10 at 8 p.m. Polk church adds baccalaureate at high school Sunday 8 p.m. Vacation Bible School starts May 27 for two weeks.
The schedule lists events led by Elmer I. Logan pastor from May 9 to May 17. Prayer conference at Stromsburg Baptist Church, Girls' Missionary Guild meeting, Sunday School for all ages, morning worship, high school baccalaureate service, CYF meeting, and Boys' Club gathering.
The Evangelical Free Church hosts a Prairie Bible Institute team presenting Gospel in Word and Song with a trumpet trio and soloist aiding Rev. J. M. Murray Thursday at 8 00. Other events include Friendship Bible Class Social Friday 8 00 Bible Instruction Class Saturday 10 00 Family Bible School Sunday 10 00 Morning Worship 11 00 and a high school baccalaureate at 8 00 p.m.
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