Trinity Lutheran May Meeting Report
The Trinity Lutheran congregation met in the church basement on May 1 at 2:00. Pastor Rowoldt led the Bible Study, Fern Myers directed the program on Theological Education, with Shelly Ramsey on flute and Ann Otte as accompanist. Alvertus Jones led the business session and a fellowship supper was planned for May 26 for the confirmation class, eighth graders, seniors, and the Glenn Brazda family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Lutheran
Rowoldt
Fern Myers
Shelly Ramsey
Ann Otte
Alvertus Jones
Glenn Brazda
Local Guests Dine With Polk Residents Saturday and Monday
Coffee guests of Mrs Julia Flodman Saturday afternoon were Mr and Mrs George Scott of Stromsburg. Mr and Mrs Arthur Pinneo of York and Mr and Mrs Earl Pinneo of Sacramento Calif were Monday afternoon and supper guests of Mr and Mrs Leslie Adelson.
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Julia Flodman
George Scott
Stromsburg
Arthur Pinneo
York
Earl Pinneo
Sacramento
Calif
Leslie Adelson
Luncheon for Candle Lighters Hosts and Floral Decor
A delicious lunch was served to 12 members by hostesses Della Hoffman and Kathy Brazda. May flowers were used as decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Della Hoffman
Kathy Brazda
Feedlot Pollution registration urged by Nebraska Water Council
County agent urges feedlot operators to register with the Water Pollution Council to map pollution sources. Registration targets large feedlots and those near waterways, with a July 1, 1968 deadline. Forms available from the agent, this is information gathering, not a regulatory pledge.
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Nebraska
Polk County
Water Pollution Council
Water Pollution Control Council
Control Council
Walter
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Pollution Control Council
State House Station
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Boardman Studio
Daniel Graves
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Kahler Coffee Shop
Polk Light & Water
Ak-Sar-Ben
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