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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1972
Page
6
The Bizzy Bees 4-H Club met at Polk Community Hall on April 3, 1972. The group held a business meeting and discussed the sewing project, with members assigned topics for demonstrations. Janice Taylor led singing. Mrs Kennel provided lunch. Peggy Weeman served as news reporter.
Mrs Iva Cramer of Aurora stayed with Mr and Mrs Emory Cramer on Wednesday. Lester Rehrs hosted Mr and Mrs Louie Blase and Henry Reed for dinner at a Aurora cafe on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Gary Sagehorn visited Do Jan Hahn Sunday evening.
Peruvian College student Dudley Baack visited his parents over the weekend. Geneva hospital reports show Mrs Pete Kennel was visited by Mr and Mrs Will Garling and Mr and Mrs Louie Biase. Naslund flew from Grand Island to Mayfield Kentucky to visit relatives and planned further visits to Moline Illinois. Central City hosts Louie and Victor Blase on Sunday while Minnie Butt receives a visit from Louie Blase. Clifford Branting receives guests including Walter Glatter and Rodney of Grand Island during a Sunday Osceola hospital stay.
The Polk United Methodist Church WSCS met on Thursday April 6. President Mrs Leslie Adelson led the business session with program committee members Mrs Don Miller Mrs Duane Burney and Mrs John Kim. A guest speaker from Africa studying at York College attended. Hostesses were Mrs Don Lindholm Mrs M O Johnson Mrs Neil McNaught and Mrs Bur dette Flodman. Patronize Progress Advertisers.
Polk County notes from farmers across the corn belt reflect ongoing feedback on OrTHO BUX Corn Rootworm Insecticide, a product introduced in 1966. The message highlights neighbor opinions and practical experiences with the seed treatment.
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