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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1965
Page
7
Mr and Mrs Gerald Larson and family came home Friday from Minocqua Wisconsin after visiting Sam Peterson family. Mrs John Reed remains a patient at Aurora hospital.
Sunday guests included the Erma Peterson and Carlson families in Kearney and Norfolk. The Loyal Neckers celebrated Karrie’s fourth birthday with Gilbert Neckers and Edna Necker visiting. The Deryl Reed family toured Coweta while staying with the Johns and Glens. Baptist Ladies Bible Study met at the church with hostesses Ed Small and Hugo Person. Elmer Garner hosted teens for Susan’s sixteenth birthday. Rhonda Necker hosted Leanne and Sherri Keyes. Gustafson and Erickson families visited Hampton and Rudolf Gustafson hosted Sunday. Missionary Society met at the church with program leaders Mrs. Leslie Tyler and Mrs. Harry Jones. Mrs. Albin Benson announced 1965 Annuals available for pickup. Emil Wilshusen family visited Crete. Sylvia Bloomquist of Davenport IA arrived Saturday and stays with John Veburg.
Polk County publication info for Polk Nebraska outlines weekly distribution by Dick and Kathy Howe. Zoning as second class matter notes subscription rates four dollars within Nebraska and five dollars elsewhere with ten cent single copies.
The column lists multiple weekend visits and guests across Central City Bradshaw and surrounding areas. Names include Leroy Nelson family, Emil Wilshusen, Herman Kasper, Eldo Schnacken, Conrad Weburg, Julian Byers, Vern Jones, Verland Widga, Arhur Larson, Irvin Anderson, and others. Trips include Don Hanquist family to Denver Co op camp and Hafer family visiting from Minerva Ohio.
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