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Newspaper

Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1966

Page

7

Local Thanksgiving and Sunday Visit Recap in Nebraska Homes

The notice lists numerous Thanksgiving Day dinners and Sunday visits across Lincoln Aurora Rising City York Stromsburg Exeter and Linoln with families including Reckner Johnson Bagby Henderson Flodman Lind and Anders on. Social trips include a birthday club gathering and relatives gathering for weekend meals and church events.

Imogene Hanquist Ebba Hanquist York John Reckner Lincoln Wilda Holmes Robert John Holmes Michael Ivan Johnson Homer Bagby Aurora Marie Hoffman Willard Henderson Rising City Columbus Jim Henderson Wayne Creech Emma Johnson Eastside Birthday Club Gordon Bush and Kelly Omaha Richard Johnson Dale Nyberg Central City Johnson Home Martha Larson Carl Christensen Jolene Ed Franz Edward Larson Connie Virgil Flodman Julia Flodman Lyle Johnson Russell Johnson Colleen Stromsburg Henry Kisler Linda Kisler Robert Lindahl Clarks Stanford Ang Harry Wilbrandt Exeter Lawrence Lind C. Marvin Fredrickson Harold Anderson Oscar Anderson Lee Anderson Reuben Anderson

Wide Participation Sought in 1967 Feed Grain Program

Richard C. Sealey urges broad farmer participation to balance supply and demand and protect income under the 1967 feed grain plan. The program favors limited acreage diversion and increased output, with advance payments for small farms and early signups.

Department of Agriculture Richard C. Sealey ASC County Committee

Junior Auxiliary Elects Leaders and Holds Meeting

The Junior Auxiliary held its first meeting after an election. Mary Lou Kealiher was named president with Carol Litty as vice president, Marcia Myers secretary, Cara Myers treasurer, Gail Widga news reporter, and Carita Jones chaplain. A second meeting followed November 19 at 2 o'clock.

Mary Lou Kealiher Carol Litty Marcia Myers Cara Myers Gail Widga Carita Jones Doremus Baack

Applications for 1966 Wool Act payments urged

Applications for the 1966 market year payments under the National Wool Act may be filed with the ASCS county office at any time, but Chairman Sealey urges prompt action. Payments are expected to begin in April next year.

ASCS Sealey

Mrs. Richard Johnson Hosts Home Society

The Home Society club met on November 16 with Mrs. Richard Johnson presiding. Fourteen members and two visitors attended. a Children’s Home thank you note for Thanksgiving funds was read. The next meeting is set for December 14 with Anna Eisler hosting.

The Home Society Club Richard Johnson Anna Eisler Lydia Peterson Marilyn Nyberg Evelyn Shenk

Hoffman and Norquest Hosts Share Sunday Evening

Mr and Mrs Martin Hoffman Sr were Sunday evening guests of Mr and Mrs Charles Norquest.

Ed Reckner Roy Glasser, Jr Martin Hoffman, Sr Lee Bayer Willard Henderson Rising City Marie Hoffman Charles Norquest

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