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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1953
Page
10
Mary Fern Myers departed Monday for a brief visit in Denver before returning to Gothenburg to begin the new school year.
The Polk Progress notes editor and publisher ALTON W. WILHELMS. It records second class matter status at Polk Nebraska Post Office on March 21, 1907 under the 1879 act.
Subscriptions rates per year in Nebraska two fifty and elsewhere three dollars in advance. Guests of Mr and Mrs Jerold Ruzicka included Leonard Jisa Leonard Fiala and Ray Houdek. Jolly Junior 4 H met with Arthur Smith August 14 after flag salute and 4 H pledge members filled out books to be sent in Luoch served at closing by Mrs Smith. Ed Coover and wife visited York relatives Roy Miller and family. Polk Square Dance Club next dance set for August 20. Sundberg and Miller families enroute from Black Hills Yellowstone Park visited Raymond Stevens in Cheyenne Wyo. Making Friends of Gods Children was W S C S meeting topic at Swede Plain Church Wednesday with Mrs Arthur Sweden burg and Mrs Nettie Carlson leading. Readings by Mrs Clifford Carlson Russell Fiel and Lois Johnson. Mrs Harvey Lind and Mrs Rolland Bodine sang a vocal duet and Marie Lavelle played a piano solo. Refreshing lunch served by Mrs Victor Doremus Mrs Donald Dahlin and Adolph Montris.
A classified item description lists a 65 piece chrome kitchen set, two wool rugs with pads measuring 1 13x14 and 1 9x12, two linoleum floor coverings sized 12x15 and 9x11, and a wall cupboard. No prices shown.
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