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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1971
Page
11
The Soil Conservation Service warns farmers that preemergence herbicides can harm grassed waterways and turn rows. Atrazine damages most grasses when sprayed across fields, especially bromeegrass, with warm season grasses less affected. Shut off sprayers near waterways and follow label directions.
The Webelos met at Robert Clymer home on April 21 and worked together to make First-Aid kits. Lunch was served by Scott Werner. Kim Blase, News reporter.
Mr and Mrs Earl Stevens visited Harold Muchlich’s Schuyler home to help Ida Fredrick celebrate her 85th birthday. Guests included Paul Kissell, Chester Fredrick, Jim Fredrick, Donald Muchlich and Rogers family, and Tom Hudson with Lincoln children. Callers at P. W. After home last week were Herbert Wurtz, James Lindburg, Dwight Burney, and Willard Lindburg.
A miscellaneous bridal shower honored Miss Judy Perrella of Lincoln at Swede Plain Methodist Church parlors on April 18 with 70 attendees. Co hosts included Mrs Lennis Lind and Mrs Lloyd Lind among others. guests came from Lincoln York Osceola Seward Central City and Stromsburg. Miss Perrella and Dennis Widga plan to marry June 5 at Sutton.
Mrs Watler Fisher accompanied Mr and Mrs Robert Vandergrift of Stromsburg to Bellevue on Saturday to visit in the Clinton Bahensky home. They returned home Sunday evening. Tuesday guests in the Rudolph Gustafson home included several women and Esther Peterson for a belated birthday celebration. Ollie Johnson visited the Martin Hoffman Sr. home Tuesday evening. Rudolph Gustafson joined Sterling Nelson in York for Friday afternoon and dinner.
Official school board proceedings note bills submitted on April 5 1971 and handling of lunch tickets in principal’s petty cash. Inter Collegiate Press McGraw Hill Book Company mentioned in the record.
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