Royal Neighbors Meet At Hordville Hall For May Session
The Royal Neighbors Lodge met at Hordville Hall with 20 members present. Distinct deputy Mrs. Perry Gage of Central City attended for the Memorial Drill to be performed by Hordville's eight-member drill team at the Tri-County convention in Fullerton on June 2. New members Patty Jones and Mrs. R. Clayton joined, taking the oblitary oath, and lunch was served by Mrs. Wilbur Jones and Mrs. Madeline Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Neighbors Lodge
Hordville Hall
Perry Gage
Central City
Hordville
Fullerton
Patty Jones
R. Clayton
Wilbur Jones
Madeline Johnson
Roy Nelson
Polk Churches Offer Weekly Services in Local Communities
Hordville Baptist Church led by Rev. Edick A. Anderson holds Bible School at 10:00 and Morning Worship at 11:00. Immanuel Lutheran Church led by C. W. Long offers Sunday Service at 10:30 with Sunday School at 10:00. Evan Free Church with Howard Sandberg as supply pastor has services at 10:00 Sunday School 11:00 worship and 8:00 evening, plus Thursday 8:00 mid week. Arborville Congregational Church with Rev. Earle Eaton, Floyd Merchant, and Kenneth Bedient offers 10:00 Sunday School and 11:30 Worship. Continuous weekly schedule details for area churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hordville
Biprtist Church
Edick A. Anderson
Immanuel Lutheran Church
C. W. Long
Arborville
Earle Eaton
Floyd Merchant
Kenneth Bedient
Harold Bedient
First Baptist Church Service Schedule
The First Baptist Church presents 10 a.m. Sunday School and 11 a.m. Morning Worship led by Rev. Elwood Anderson. Midweek Bible Study and prayer meet on Wednesday evening. Choir practice Thursday at 3 p.m.
Union Memorial Service Planned at Local Methodist Church
The union service gathers at the Hordville Methodist Church at 8:00 PM with Rev. Nels Pearson delivering the sermon and the community church choir performing. Morning worship and Sunday School times are listed for Swede Plain Polk and Hordville churches.
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Polk and
Swede PL
Paul W. Walker
Swede Plain
Polk
Union
Nels Pearson
Union Church
Hordville Methodist Church Service Note
Pastor Nels Pearson invites members to Church School at 10 a.m. and Worship Hour at 11 a.m. Election of Sunday School officers will be held on the last Sunday of the conference year. Come and share in the worship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nels Pearson
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Way Back When 30 Years Ago May 13 Highlights
Local column recalls visits and moves in Ashton Idaho including Mrs Chittock Mrs Sholz and Miss Hill. T A Lundberg trades Leonard Avenue home for Idaho farm and will stay in town. H A Refshange wed Henrietta Whitacre and plans Polk home after trip east. York and Earlville residents travel as S C Lynn Florence visit J F Stouffer family and plan new Earlville address.
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Chittock
Ashton
T. A. Stevens
Lillie Sholz
Osceola
Neva Hill
John Adelson
T. A. Lundberg
Leonard Avenue
Idaho
H. A. Refshange
Grace Episcopal Church
Lincoln
Refshange
Henrietta Whitacre
Lucy Whitacre
Ulysses
Polk
Henry Graves
York
S. C. Lynn
Florence
J. F. Stouffer
Earlville, I
Polk Local News Headlines and Notes from May 15
Twenty years ago Polk reports a tornado damaging roofs and windows but injuring no one. County Judge Norton welcomed a newborn boy on Wednesday the 7th. Miss Ruth Glasser completed Polk enumeration as the 15th census shows 527 residents. Charles McGaffin of the Daily Nebraskan won best feature story for an interview with Lincoln police Captain Anderson. Wilbur Whitacre attended a funeral in Aurora for a nephew. Lyle Ostberg was mentioned in local notes.
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Norton
Wilbur Whitacre
Aurora
Nebraskan
University of Nebraska
Charles
Bill” McGaffin
Polk
Anderson
Lincoln Police Force
Ruth Glasser
Lyle Ostberg
Mar
Cattle and Hogs in Ket at Omaha with Two Cars
A shipment arrived at Omaha on Wednesday carrying two cars of cattle and hogs. The animals were moved through the stockyards under routine inspection. No incidents were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Local notices and social updates from York area
Ten years ago May 9 announcements cover engagements for Gladys Dohnalek and Marian Peterson, Raymond Peterson taking a teaching post in Franklin Nebraska, numerous social visits, birthdays, and village board appointments. Arborville clubs feature a Europe tour program, Memorial Day plans, 4-H activities, fire prevention demonstrations, and community gatherings with multiple local families noted.
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Joseph Dohnalek
Los Angeles
Cal
Gladys
Hollywood
Marian Peterson
Glendale
Peterson
C. N. Peterson
Polk
Raymond Peterson
C. R. Peterson
Franklin
Nebr
Raymond
York College
Village Board
A. Isaacson
A. J. Allison
Lloyd Kroger
Board of Health
J. B. Williams
Library Board
Mesdames Albert Sundberg
O. F. Alfred
Henry Horstman
Gus Westlund
W. C. Steele
Light and Water
David Eckdahl
Mell Hill
Local families share visits and events across Nebraska towns
Norris Alfred arrived from New Orleans to visit his parents Mr. and Mrs. O F Alfred. Mrs John Johnson returned home after months with children in Cedar Rapids and Dennison. A birthday surprise gathered relatives at Mrs Victor Newman’s Stromsburg home with John Johnson Morris Johnson James Johnson Kenneth Peterson Earl Johnson Ollie Johnson and Ansel Fredrickson. A youth fellowship group hosted a roller skating party at the Methodist church with guests from other churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Garner
Hardville
T. G. Slater
California
Garner
Maxine Lavelle
Polk
Levine
Grand Island
Fern Myers
Gothenburg
New York
Ireland
Richard
Irish Weather Bureau
Limerick
University of Nebraska
England
Wales
Scotland
Germany
Virgil Bush
Home Society
Kenneth Stuart
Betty Glasser
McCook
Iralasser
Will Kroger
Homer Branting
Elmer Anderson
Clifford Branting
Branting
Ivan Johnson
Glen Green
Chauncey Gustafson
Chas
Lytle
Anderson
Walter Hopple
Eaton, Colorado
M. W. Willert
Bob Peterson
Rudolph Gustafson
Joe Johnson
George Larson
Harold Nelson
Kathryn
North Loup
Nelson
Meyers
Arcadia
Norris Alfred
New Orleans
O. F. Alfred
John Johnson
Cedar Rapids
Dennison
Iowa
Martha Johnson
Underwood
Flowa
Victor Newman
Stromsburg
Mesf
James John Johnson
Morris Johnson
Kenneth Peterson
Earl Johnson
Ollie Johnson
Ansel Fredrickson
Robert Lindahl
Clarks
Henry Kisler
The
Methodist Church
Smithsonian Sun Observatory on Montezuma Peak
The Smithsonian institution runs an solar observatory on Mount Montezuma in Chile at 9,500 feet. Researchers record the sun’s radiation daily, free from atmospheric moisture and dust interference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sun Observation Post
Smithsonian Institution
Mount Montezuma
Chile
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Hershey’s
Cary’s
BORAX
Pure Food Grocery
VFW
Earl Rasmussen
Chas. Rasmussen
St. Edwards
James Hatfield
Lincoln Telephone Company
W. S. Desch
York and
J. D
J. D. Mower
Wurtz Implement John Deere Quarry
the First Baptist Church
Elwood Anderson
Hordville Methodist Church
Kearney
Loup City
Betty Anderson
Blair
Ruth Weston
Alice Finner
E. W. Hahn
M. G. Lindburg
Minnie Smith
Carl Steelquist
M. W Willett
Maurice Lindburg
Davis Pharmacy
Green
Pearl Jack
Lizzie Hickman
Floyd Lyle
Nona Thomas
Iof Ostberg
Dean
McCoy
Arthur Bates
Albert Sundberg
Donald Rodine
Portland
Oregon
Rodine
Clarence Rodine
Ella Shenk
Mervin Shenk
Margaret Newton
M. W. Willett
New Castle
Willetts
Calmer Johnson
Charles Stromberg
Irwin Larson
Marlene and
Wallace
Arborville News
Arborville Town Halls
Arborville Town Hall Club
Wayne Harrington
Europe
Harry Guidinger
Elwood Tewell
Charles Norquest
Estor Lackey
John Bills
Maurice Flick
Hillis Sterner
Frank Merchant
C. W. Recknor
Chas. Burgess
Cyril Sterner
Leard Bowers
Freda Shockey
Duane Sterner
Kenneth Bowers
Recknor
Owen Bedient
Usher
Carl Williams
Reckner
Lloyd Perkins
Arborville 4-H Shiner Club
Arborville Shiners 4-H Club
Town Hall
Myron
Nancy Norquest
Alice Marie Janky
Mr. Temple
Mary Lou Weber
Dist. 66
City Auditorium
Mothers’ Jewel
Coca-Cola
Harold Cramer
Ted Janky
Walter Ely
Howard Smith
John Wochner
Florence Shockey
Dist. 81
State Fairgrounds
Your Market Report
Burg
Kroger’s Store
Hunt’s
Riverside Park
Bob Colone & Orchestra
Citizen’s State Bank
Nebraska
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