Hordville Happenings Highlights Local Bible Studies and Visits
Church notices and social gatherings fill the Hordville scene with visiting pastors from Cairo and Colorado, home Bible study groups led by Mrs Bernard Anderson, Fridhem family fellowship events, and hosting duties by local families. Recurring guest lists include the Bowlbys Coxes and several area residents, with travels across Denver Loveland Plano and Stromsburg. Patronize Progress Advertisers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Hay Center
Baptist Church
Virts
Cairo
Hordville
Richard Weburg
Fridhem
Bernard Andreason
Polk Garden Club Meets at Mildred Bakers Benedict
The September Polk Garden Club gathering held at Mildred Bakers home in Benedict with fourteen members and two visitors. President Violet Sundberg led the business session and Bean Day reports were shared. Members toured Mrs Bakers colorful flower gardens then enjoyed a pot luck lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk Garden Club
Mildred Baker
Benedict
Violet Sundberg
Home Society Meets With Evelyn Shenk Hostess
Home Society gathered Wednesday September 17 at Evelyn Shenk’s home with 11 members and 4 visitors. President Ella Cramer led the business meeting and members approved purchasing diaper material for the Nebraska Children's Home. Kings Corners prizes went to Irene Widga and Myrtle Johnson. Ida Shrum received the hostess gift. An all-host luncheon followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Society
Evelyn Shenk
Ella Cramer
Nebraska Children’s
Kings Corners
Irene Widga
Myrtle Johnson
Ida Shrum
Polk Local News Sunday Lunch at Arlo Stevens Home
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Clayton and grandson were Sunday afternoon lunch guests in the Arlo Stevens home. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Lind and family, Mrs. Emma Anderson and Lillie Lind were Friday evening guests of Mrs. Alvena Lind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Clayton
Arlo Stevens
Wallace Lind
Emma Anderson
Lillie Lind
Alvena Lind
Local Community Briefs From Clovis and Lincoln Visits
Ron Brockevelt of Clovis N M spends his furlough with his parents Mr and Mrs Ernest Brockevelt. Bob Brockevelt Steve Carlstrom and Dennis Anderson left Tuesday for armed services. Mr and Mrs Marlin Jones and family of Holdrege spent Sunday with Mrs Hilmer Jones. Mr and Mrs Wayne Ross and family of Council Bluffs Iowa were Saturday visitors in the Richard Johnson home. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Nordstedt of Lincoln were overnight guests in the M G Lindburg home. Lincoln and Mr and Mrs Maurice Lindburg were Sunday dinner guests in the James Lindburg home. Mr and Mrs Horace Stevens were lunch guests in the Dean Ostberg home after the football game Friday night. Ben Peterson of Crestview Fla and Esther Morgan of O Neill returned home Saturday after days with Enoch Peterson and relatives. Mr and Mrs Clarence Bodine were Lincoln visitors Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elton Flodman
Don Boyd
Salina
Kansas
Purle Knutson
Glen Fowler
Lawrence Christianson
Plano
Wilbur Jones
Central City
Milburn Fowler
Merlyn Fowler
Emil Nelson
Don Williams
Mar Yin Rogers
Nelson
Colorado
Dwight King
Holdrege
Victor Erickson
R. C. Gustafson
Virts
Cairo
Bob Brockevelt
Steve Carlstrom
Dennis Anderson
Armed Services
Marlin Jones
Hilmer Jones
Wayne Ross
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Richard Johnson
Lloyd Nordstedt
Lincoln
M. G. Lindburg
Maurice Lindburg
James Lindburg
Horace Stevens
Dean Ostberg
Ben Peterson
Crestview
Fla
Esther Morgan
O'Neill
Enoch Peterson
Clarence Bodine
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bowlbys
Coxes
Marx Holtorf
Dwayne Hahn
Harold Hanquist
Dale Hanquist
Ralph Swedenburg
Clarks
George Wilson
Aurora
Wilson
Fowler
Christianson
Leo Bowlby
Howard Cox
Bowlby’s
Denver
Cox
Loveland
Ellen Anderson
John Erickson
Rudolph Gustafson
Gary Jones
Mildred Larsen
Evelyn Schwartz
Stromsburg
Bertha Anderson
Patronize Progress
Baker Home
Ester Lackey
Curtis Bennet
Norfolk
Ada Fredrickson
Polk
Duncan Hines
W.K
Kraft
Georgie Porgie
ACORN
Nebraska
Red Potatoes
U. S. No
Robin Hood
Zesta
Hormel
Kraft Velveeta
Stromberg’s
IGA
Big Red
LODO
Ile
J. Deere
Kewanee
Fredrickson
Ron Brockevelt
Clovis, N. M
Mrs Ernest Brockevelt
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