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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1963
Page
2
Local items note Ruth Nelson's tonsil removal, Ruth Nelson marriage history, and Vern Jones’s 40 year marriage tie. Community updates recall obituaries of Mrs. C. O. Rydson, Mrs. Jess Kingston, and Glen Peterson, with surrounding family notes and town happenings.
The social security representative from Lincoln, Harry S. Horn, will visit Osceola on August 14. He will be at the courthouse second floor from 8 30 to 12 00 noon to assist residents.
Mrs Irvin Anderson Mrs Lloyd Hahn Mrs Clarence J Johnston and Mrs LaVaughn Adelson with Steve visited Mrs Blanche Pease at Clarkson hospital in Omaha Sunday.
A series of short notes recounts visitors and travelers. Lloyd Kroger's family visited Mrs. Gilbert Benson. Mrs. Chellan Colby from New Westminster is staying with Elmer Anderson and J C Gustafson sisters. August Miller of Boulder visited Nettie Jones and relatives before traveling to Omaha and Salina to see their son. Kenneth Zeigelbein returns from overseas duty to Camp Carson awaiting discharge. Otto Wegman of Stromsburg called on Hilding Dahlin, while Vernus Peterson of Pisga Iowa spent a weekend with Rolland Stromberg’s family.
Local families gathered for a North Park Central City picnic with Rev Robert Tupper and relatives from Oklahoma City and Lincoln. Additional gatherings included Buckley Park Stromsburg and visits to Covenant Home Osceola, Mary Lanning Hastings, and Goodwell Oklahoma for family celebrations and graduations.
County Court of Polk Nebraska calls hearing on November 22 1963 at 10:00 A M to hear and allow all filed claims. Creditors must file claims by November 21 1963 or be barred. Dated July 24 1963 J E Steeple County Judge.
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