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Newspaper

Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1964

Page

6

Community Socials and Visits Across Polk Area

Polk residents share weekend visits and travel noting Harold and family from Stromsburg with the Andersons. the Murray family from Denver to Lincoln and Indianapolis. numerous West Point and Lincoln engagements. travel to Loup City and Hastings. care arrangements for Sheralyn Meerkatz with Elizabeth assisting at Mary Lanning hospital.

Polk Gardeners Sweep Ribbons at York County Fair

Two Polk gardeners exhibited blooms at the York County fair last week. Mrs. Walter Green won three firsts and two seconds on her entries. Mrs. Oliver Baker captured nine firsts and three seconds from twelve entries.

Polk York County Fair Walter Green Oliver Baker

Crowded Out Last Week Guests From Lincoln Attend Local Events

Mary Lou Kendall and Carmen Sandell of Lincoln stayed August 1 to 4 in Oklahoma City as guests of their uncle Rev. Robert Tupper. Joan Sandell returned to Polk with them after three weeks at the Tupper home. The Glen Brazda home hosted Mr and Mrs Burdette Jones and boys and Mr and Mrs Bruce Churchill from Lincoln. Lillie Johnson returned August 13 from a month and a half visit with her children in Michigan and Illinois. Harlan Johnson Eddie Arlyce Lind Oscar Johnson visited Lincoln at the Gunnard Stohl home. Pastor Gene Wood and family returned from a ten day vacation with his parents in Ft Collins Colorado and he officiated at his niece Marcia Wood s wedding on Sunday afternoon August 9. Milton Johnson of Colorado Springs arrived Tuesday to visit Lillie Johnson and other Nebraska relatives.

Harold Anderson Stromsburg Harry Anderson Charles Norquest Robert Murray Denver Vern Jones Everett Goertzen West Point Cindy Kevin Goertzen Wayne Hill Glenn Hill Blanche Fitz Anna Eisler Lydia Peterson Leslie Adelson Lincoln Emma Horstman Parker Aker Nelson King Earl Flodman Hastings Elizabeth Sheralyn Meerkatz Meerkatz Mary Lanning Hospital Mary Lou Kendall Sandell Carmen Sandell Oklahoma City Robert Tupper Joan Sandell Tupper Polk Glen Brazda Burdette Jones Bruce Churchill Lillie Johnson Michigan Ilinois Harlan Johnson Eddie Arlyce Lind Oscar Johnson Gunnard Stohl Gene Wood Pastor Wood T. J. Wood Ft. Collins Colorado Marcia Wood Milton Johnson Colorado Springs Nebraska

Community News Notes From the Week End Gatherings

Becky Flodman returns home after a Colorado visit with the Don Best family. Dornburgh Applegate wedding guests visit in Cozad and travel through the Black Hills. Barbara to accompany them home from Camp Maranatha. Olive Gruber of New York visiting sister Bessie Green. Local coffee guests and visitors share small town events. Norquest family dinners honor Mrs. Kisler’s birthday with relatives from Nebraska and beyond.

Becky Flodman Burdette Flodman Colorado Don Best Roy Glasser Beverly Loren Robbie Cozad Barbara Camp Maranatha North Platte Black Hills Olive Gruber Hartsdale New York Bessie Green Laura van Housen Central City Lee Bayers Hannah Carlson Gary Green Baby Harold Green Emory Cramer Floyd Patraw Osceola Stanley Ang Vancouver

4-H County Fair crowns 4-H King and Queen

Den nis Widga and Diane Lux were named 4-H King and Queen at the County Fair. Attendants included Anne Dunn Beth Monson Charles Erickson and Rodney Beckstrom. Last year's royalty were Lynn Ray Anderson and Sherill Erickson.

Dennis Widga Diane Lux Anne Dunn Beth Monson Charles Erickson Rodney Beckstrom Lynn Ray Anderson Sherill Erickson

First Annual Beef Calf Sale at County Fair Delights Many

The county fair 4-H show handed out Special awards to winners amid strong public interest from local businesses and civic groups. Top calves sometimes outsold expectations, with several calves fetching more than Omaha market prices. Homer Ingalls Dick Merrick and Ted Cannon served as auctioneers and ringmen. First National Bank of Stromsburg acted as clerk and settling agents for the sale.

4-H Omaha Homer Ingalls Dick Merrick Ted Cannon First National Bank of Stromsburg

Mrs Veryl Fitz Returns from California Visit

Mrs. Veryl Fitz arrived home Wednesday after visiting her sons and their families in Berkley and Los Angeles, California.

Veryl Fitz California Berkley Los Angeles

Beff Sale Buyers Thanks from 4 H Council and Committees

The 4 H Council members and the Beef Sale Committee express appreciation to packet buyers local businesses and civic groups for their participation and generous support, noting the sale could not have been a success without them.

4-H Council 4-H

Two Polk County 4 H Girls Shine At District Dairy Show

Beverly Wiseman was crowned district show queen at Seward on August 10 and will compete for Ak-Sar-Ben Show Queen in Omaha on September 18. She placed second in showmanship. Penny Swanson won the top purple award for her Holstein cow and received a purple award for her Holstein junior herd.

Polk County Seward Beverly Wieseman Omaha Beverly Penny Swanson

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