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Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1970

Page

7

Local social rounds include Mer it's Mother's honor in Lincoln

The report lists multiple visits and gatherings across Sutton Lincoln and surrounding towns. Mrs. Falk received Merit Mother of 1970 honors during a Mothers Tea at the Governor's Mansion. Governor Norbert Tiemann presented a corsage and certificate at the capitol ceremony before about 100 Nebraskans.

John Falk Dwight Burney Polk Governor’s Mansion Lincoln Falk State Capitol Norbert Tiemann

Polk Woman's Club Meets At Mrs Adelson Home

Polk Woman's Club held a meeting on Tuesday April 7 at Mrs Leslie Adelson's home with ten members and two guests present. Officers were elected for the coming year and plans discussed for an immunization program on April 19 and an outside event.

Polk Woman's Club Leslie Adelson Horace Stevens Arnold Neuhaus Paul Strand Dave Moore Jim Brazda Adelson Ann O’shea

Proclaims National 1971 Wheat Acreage Proclamation

The U S Department of Agriculture issues the 1971 national wheat allotment of 43.5 million acres and a marketing quota of 1 210 billion bushels with a 2 million acre cut aimed at reducing carryover. Quotas must be approved by referendum by August 1 1970, and the act outlines timing for announcements if legislation changes.

U. S Department of Agriculture Congress

Gustafson Birthday Event Tied To Shared date

A group gathered Saturday at Rudolph Gustafson’s home to honor Mrs. Gustafson and Julie Ann Johnson on their shared birthday. A carry in lunch followed the gathering. Earlier, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Olson of Sheridan Oregon and Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Branting were supper guests with Marvin Branting’s family on Wednesday.

Dwight Burney Wesley Johnson Sutton Clara Johnson Theo Greiss Arthur Liennaman Papillion M. G. Lindburg Milan Blase Don Marr Dennis Eastman Gitner Charles Nelson Central City Bill Nelson York Blanche Nelson Clifford Branting Clarence Munn Eddie Buresch Great Falls Montana Steve Peterson Kearney Rudolph Gustafson Gustafson Julie Ann Gordon Johnson Julia Ann Richard Olson Sheridan, Ore Marvin Branting Raymond Sundberg Rockford, Ill Martha Larson James McKeag Osceola Fred Bedient Alfretta Lovette McCoy Merchant Neil McNaught E. G. Kroger Lillian Branting Grand Island Kroger Vernard Stark Dayton Iowa Lloyd Widga

Local Socials Highlight Weekend Visits Across States

Neighborhood notes list numerous visits among residents and relatives. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. Merle LaVelle in the Clymer home, the Petersons and Clair from Stromsburg, and the Lind family from Stromsburg. Other travelers cite Noah Oklahoma and Colorado connections with diverse stopovers in Arcadia, Bellevue, Salina, and Fleming.

Merle LaVelle Robert Clymer Wallace Peterson Clair Stromsburg Russell Fell Lawrence Lind Marvin Fredrickson Glen Hill Herbert Feidlers Norfolk Walter Nelson Arcadia Marvin Nelson Lanny Ang Lynn Sundberg Bill Schackenburg Bellevue Kansas

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