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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1953
Page
4
The article notes varied student emotions on the first day of a new school year. It highlights anxiety among beginners and enthusiasm on their big day, while older students recall school days as the happiest time despite tests and routines.
Monday afternoon visitors included Mr and Mrs Don Best and Ricky in the Paul Coover home with Sid ney and Mrs Carl Beat. Tuesday dinner guests were Mr Frank Williams and Mr Wayne Best from Omaha.
Jimmy Wochner thanks neighbors and friends for their cards gifts phone calls and visits during his accident and recovery.
Arborville Shiners 4 H Community Club earned blue red and white ribbons at the York County Fair in sewing cooking sheep swine beef and dairy events. Older girls won a blue ribbon for a song contest and the booth received two purple ribbons signaling state fair representation in Lincoln.
Sunday judging at the State Fair awarded the Arborville Sinners' 4 H Club Booth the blue ribbon. Several families traveled from Lincoln and nearby towns for the display and related events. Attendees included Mrs Maurice Flick and daughters, the Norquest family, the Jan key and Larkin clans, and the Merchants with James Keyes to attend a wedding in Indianapolis en route from York.
The W C T U met Tuesday afternoon at the home of Wirs Charles Whittemore with Mrs P W Aker in charge. A good attendance welcomed several visitors and Mrs Louise Doremus assisted as co host ess to serve a lunch.
Neighborhood birthday club of Mrs Nels Pearson met at her home Monday for her birthday anniversary. They brought greeting cards and a lunch and enjoyed the visit. County Hospital meeting announced for Tuesday September 15 at 8 p.m. Everyone invited.
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