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Newspaper

Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1973

Page

3

Local visiting patterns at Polk area homes this weekend

Mr and Mrs Milan Blase and family visited Mr and Mrs Arnold Peters in Lincoln on Sunday. Patty Hanson with Candy and Travis from York spent the weekend with Carroll Flodman’s family. Carroll Flodman, Hanson, and children visited Central City with Robin Wlodman and Dave Kennel. Flodman visited Grace Runquist at the Good Samaritan Center. Ira Glasser and Mrs Mil dred Snodgrass hosted Sunday dinner at the Bit O Sweden in Stromsburg.

Patty Hanson Candy and Travis York Carroll Flodman Central City Robin Wlodman Dave Kennel Grace Runquist Good Samaritan Center Ira Glasser Mildred Snodgrass Stromsburg

Home Society Meeting Chooses Charity and Social Fun

Home Society met November 30 at Ella Cramer’s home with eleven members and one guest. Bea Johnson, president, led the meeting, voting to send 15 dollars to the Nebraska Children’s Home for Christmas. Irene Widga won high in cards, Minnie Miers low, and Myrtie Werner received the hostess gift. The gathering closed with the Lord’s Prayer and a pot luck lunch. Weekend visitors Bill Wurtz Jeff and Julie from Clarks visited Mrs P W Aker and Nell Aker.

3 Home Society Ella Cramer Bea Johnson Nebraska Irene Widga Minnie Miers Low Myrtie Werner

Letters to the Progress on the Nebraska Boom Name

A Maine reader and Ralph Cook discuss the origin of the Nebraska Boom name along the Penobscot River. The exchange suggests Indian cussword origins, possible diary mentions, and theories tying the term to regional politics and lumber history. Norris adds notes on language, place naming, and regional folklore.

Polk Penobscot Mark Nebraska Nebraska Island Jackson Island Penobscot River Old Town Jackson Congress Maine Missouri Kansas Mexico Cuba Northeast Archives of Orono Ralph E. Cook University of Maine At Ralph Maine Woods Midwest United States Oregon California

Polk County Farm Bureau Represented at State Convention

Polk County Farm Bureau sent 11 members to the Nebraska Farm Bureau Federation 55th annual convention in Kearney November 18 to 21. Robert Bryan said Susan Bryan participated in the Talent Fund Contest on November 18, with Walter Berck Oscar Imm and Mrs Wallace Sandell among voting delegates. Visitors and social notes accompany coverage of local residents and nearby gatherings in Ris ing City and Seward.

Polk County Farm Bureau Nebraska Farm Bureau Federation Kearney Robert Bryan Susan Bryan Wallace Sandell Oscar Imm Walter Berck

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Milan Blase Arnold Peters Lincoln Home Society Meets Bill Wurtz Jeff Julie Clarks P W. Aker Nell Aker James Ross Tarr Citizens State Bank Ralph Cook Omaha Norris Nora Gustafson Hannah Bodine Thengvall Ivan Sundberg Dean Sundberg Joe Ehn Rudolph Gustafson Willard Henderson Wesley Henderson Rising City Willard Marvin Martin Seward Leslie Adelson
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