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Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1977

Page

7

Few Hours To Look Few Birds Seen In Nebraska Birding Note

A Nebraska birding report notes limited time for watching with observers from Vancouver and locals spotting several species on Blue River and Platte river areas. Highlights include yellow breasted Empidonex fly catcher, chipping sparrow with Harris sparrows, brown thresher, vesper sparrows, barn swallows, great blue herons, and anticipated warbler arrivals.

Charlie Wolverton Vancouver B. C Platte River Lind Charlie Blue River Central City Wittgren Art Doremus Ernest Brockevelt Lee Morris Nebraska

Birthday gathering highlights at Leisure Home York

Thursday afternoon Lola Simpson enjoyed her birthday at the Leisure Home in York with cousins and friends. Reuben Swanson visited York with Mervin Branting and Mrs Russell, joining supper with Claude Stromberg family at Clarks, and later called on Marvin Branting home.

Lola Simpson York Reuben Swanson Mervin Branting Russell Claude Stromberg Clarks Marvin Branting

York Christian Women's Club Meeting Set for May 3

The York Christian Women's Club will meet May 3 at 6 30 p m in the York City Avenue USO room. The event features Something for Nothing Special Music by The Hope Singers and speaker Deloris Wendell. Reservations by April 27. cancellations may incur meal charges. For Polk area, contact Maxine Hanquist or LaVina Hanquist.

York Christian Women’s Club York City Aven USO The Hope Singers Deloris Wendell Polk Maxine Hanquist LaVina Hanquist

Rodeo Queen Contest Seeks Candidates in Central City

The Business and Professional Woman's Club of Central City Nebraska sponsors the Lone Tree Rodeo Queen contest at Merrick County fairgrounds June 11 12. Entry open to unmarried Nebraska residents aged 17 to 24 as of September 1 1977. Interviews luncheon horsemanship judging at 2 p.m. on June 11. Queen and princesses announced at Rodeo that evening. Interested girls to write Gerald Cline RR1 Central City NE 68826 or call 946 2245. entries due May 28 1977.

Business and Professional Woman’s Club Central City Nebraska Merrick County Fairgrounds Fairgrounds Gerald Cline

Midwest Families Attend Lincoln University events

Mr and Mrs Lawrence Peterson and Emil Peterson of Iowa join Mr and Mrs James Brazda Sr and Melvin Bender for a family picnic at City Hall. Attendees then go to the University of Nebraska in Lincoln for the Collegiate 4-H Tea at the East Campus union. Pat Bender belongs to the Out Reachers 4-H Club. The evening includes a visit to the Veranik family.

Lawrence Peterson Emil Peterson Iowa Rudy Homolka Wilbur James Brazda Melvin Bender Univ. of Nebr Lincoln Univ. Collegiate New Student Union East Campus Pat Bender Out Reachers Louis Veranik

Forty two From Area Tour York Places

Forty two persons from Polk and Stromsburg area traveled to York by the Stromsburg Commercial Club Bus Sunday afternoon. The group toured the Epworth Village a Children’s Home repainted with remodeling and a capacity for 27 youths. They also visited the Nebraska Center for Women’s Reformatory housing 106 residents with 20 percent from Wyoming and South Dakota. They had supper in York, with Allegra Johnson the oldest and Mrs Harry Christensen the youngest. Rev Robert Hopkins was the youngest and Enoch Ekstrand the oldest on the trip.

Polk Stromsburg York Dwight Burney Allegra Johnson Harry Christensen Robert Hopkins Enoch Ekstrand James Lindburg Irvin Anderson

Polk Local News Items Highlight Visits and Reunion

Mr and Mrs Dwight Burney returned from Hartington visiting in Willard and Keith Burney homes and Dr. Herbert Fiedler in Norfolk. A 45 member Lawrence Welk tour group will reunite at York Ideal Café on April 24 with slides of the trip. The Dornburghs spoke of Easter from Cincinnati and Schuyler. Local families hosted guests from Littleton Colorado Central City and York area.

Dwight Burney Hartington Willard Keith Burney Herbert Fiedler Norfolk A. M. Brown Bill York Carl Brown Lawrence Welk California Ideal Cafe Lyle Dornburgh Joe Fisher Cincinnati Ohio Fred Dornburgh Schuyler Sam Grogan Lawrence Shenk Brenda Brent Littleton, Co Carroll Flodman Mmes Hannah Hahn Ruth Lindburg Nof Ostberg

Polk County Noxious Weeds Must Be Destroyed Notice

General notice issued April 13 1977 under Nebraska Noxious Weed Law requires landowners in Polk County to control noxious weeds by tillage cropping pasturing or chemical treatment approved by the County Weed Control Superintendent. Failure leads to destruction costs taxed against land and collected with real estate taxes. Signed by Carl J Carlstrom superintendent Dean Myers chairman Clifford Hernbloom secretary W V Kosch Morris Dunn H P Tewell.

Nebraska Polk County Polk County Weed Control Authority Carl J. Carlstrom Dean Myers Clifford Hernbloom W. V. Kosch Morris Dunn H. P. Tewell

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