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Newspaper

Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1962

Page

6

Health care for the aged via Social Security gains support

President Kennedy frames health protection for the elderly as vital, noting 70 percent favor Social Security funded care. He counters AMA opposition with a new physician group preparing factual rebuttals to “socialized medicine.” He cites rising hospital costs and fear of large bills as core elderly anxieties.

Kennedy American Medical Association A.M.A King- Anderson King Anderson Caueer King-Anderson

Baptist Mission Circle Installs New Officers

The Baptist Mission Circle met in the church parlors with president Mrs. Ted Otte presiding. Mrs. Lillie Lind conducted officer installations and presented each with a silver key. New officers include Mrs. Gordon Fossberg president, Mrs. Don Hanquist vice president, Secretary Mrs. Robert Merchant, Treasurer Mrs. Sybil Hulme, and Pianist Mrs. Dale Lindburg. Lunch was served by several members. George Larson, Osceola business caller, visited Monday.

Baptist Mission Circle Ted Otte Lillie Lind Gordon Fossberg Don Hanquist Robert Merchant Sybil Hulme Dale Lindburg Walter Nelson

Visiting relatives and friends in Polk County

Mr and Mrs Elwood Sandell and Joan visited their son Ken dall at Lincoln Orthopedic Hospital where he has been since March 16 They also visited their daughters Mary Lou and Carmen Elder Anderson of York called Friday in Gerald Stevens home Ed Saylor and family of Central City were Saturday supper guests of her parents Oscar Sundberg Ella Shenk Etta Cr mer A E Swanson were Saturday coffee guests of Mrs Hennie Seymour M G Lindburg and Sigrid Alfred called on Mrs Cora Lindburg in Central City Friday George Larson was a Saturday dinner guest of Mr and Mrs Gust Anderson in Central City

Elwood Sandell Joan Kendall Lincoln Orthopedic Hospital Mary Lou Carmen Ed Saylor Central City Oscar Sundberg Ella Shenk Etta Cramer A. E. Swanson Hennie Seymour M. G. Lindburg Sigrid Alfred Cora Lindburg George Larson Gust Anderson Horace Stevens Martin Hoffman, Jr Floyd Lyle Albert Sundberg Sterling, Colo Doyle Sundberg Harvey Sundberg Robert Willits Carl G. Johnson Calvary Lutheran Church Gene Bauer Sutton Wm. Hollock York Chas. Lytle Wm Dayton Pork Womans Club Columbus Marvin Fredrickson Carl Johnson Russell Fjell TCW Club Milfred Johnson Richard Widga Edith Benson Esther Peterson Harry Carlson Wallace Sandell Rudolph Gustafson

Local community events and visits span week

Family visitors, club outings, church gatherings, and anniversaries fill a week in the area. Residents hosted and attended social events from Ore., Bradshaw to Columbus with dinners, church meetings, and birthday observances noted among neighbors.

Genoa families join Sunday luncheon at Ostrander home

Mr. and Mrs. Keith Olson and family of Genoa and Mrs. Pace visited Mrs. Fank Ostrander and family for a Sunday afternoon luncheon. Mrs. Pace is the mother of Mrs. Ostrander.

Keith Olson Genoa Pace Fank Ostander

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