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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1966
Page
2
The Progress notes a transient painter hired Monday improved the Main Street flagpole area. Local births, teaching appointments, and Easter observances fill a bustling Osceola week with weddings, funerals, and community events, including Sunrise service plans and track meet results.
Farmers may profit by offering land for hunting and fishing as a service. Many landowners can host guests, provide meals and lodging, and earn income from the opportunity rather than per animal. For details contact the Soil Conservation Service office in Osceola.
Sunday guests gathered at Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Lampshire home to celebrate Mrs. Lampshire's birthday. Attendees from Lincoln included J Wesley Lampshire and family Dr Earl Lampshire and family Judy Young Joe Hageman and family. Others from Marquette Hordville and Stromsburg joined in the evening and viewed color slides of South America. The Widga family celebrated wedding anniversaries and Mary Jo Widga's confirmation at the gathering. Donavin Widga visited Bryan Memorial Hospital. Democrat Women's Committee met in Stromsburg cafe Monday.
T A Filipi of the Nebraska Water Pollution Control Council explains that current laws prevent the state health department and council from suing municipalities to correct pollution. He notes Polk's sewer work and Polk village disposal efforts are positive, while Columbus remains stalled awaiting future water quality standards and potential court action.
Mrs Ada Springer and daughter Marilyn of Grand Island visited the home of Mrs Milan Blase Monday morning. Mrs La Vina Hanquist and Mrs Blanche Nelson also visited. Sunday dinner guests were Mrs T A Stevens Archie and Glen Stevens at Mr and Mrs Floyd Miller.
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