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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1971
Page
4
Hordville notes list upcoming events and visits. A junior play is set for Friday, November 19 with Fifth and Sixth grades attending. The Hastings Symphony concert involved the school group earlier in the week. Thanksgiving break is scheduled for November 24 and 25.
Week of November 8 15 lists patients in Annie Jeffrey Memorial County Hospital with names and residence including Osceola Stromsburg Stroms burg Benedict Shelby Silver Creek and other towns. It records admissions and discharges as well as two visitors and a note of a Sunday evening visit by Mr and Mrs Orlie Miller to the Martin Hoffman Sr home and Mrs Hilmer Jones visiting Hampton and Leland Jones family.
The Arborville Missionary and Aid Society gathered at Mrs Everett Blender’s Benedict home with eight members and guests. Mrs Art Worth read scripture, Mrs Francis Tewell led the lesson, and Mrs Ed Hanson directed the bank offering dedication. New member Mrs Dick Bauer joined. Lunch followed.
Mr and Mrs Lowell Bills spent Sunday at Broken Bow visiting friends. Mr and Mrs Dwight Burney were Friday lunch guests of Judge and Mrs E G Kroger at Grand Island. Mr Kroger's son Donald and son of Lincoln were also guests in the Kroger home.
Mr and Mrs Bill Carlson of Stratford Iowa were Saturday overnight guests of Mr Philip Johnson. Mr and Mrs Lawrence Lind were Sunday supper guests in the Walter Stohl home to celebrate the birthday of Mrs Lind. Mr and Mrs Lennis Lind and Mr and Mrs Walter Stohl were Tuesday evening guests in the Lawrence Lind home. Mr and Mrs Elmer Swanson of Central City were Tuesday supper guests in the Dolan Hahn home.
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