Local birthday gathering at Mrs Morris Linequist’s home
Thursday afternoon guests at Central City helped celebrate her birthday. Attendees included Mrs Neil McNault Mrs Leon Meerkatz Mrs Dennis Van Housen Craig and Mrs Virgil Bush. Also noted were Mr and Mrs Lawrence Shenk and family who left for Denver, and Mrs Edd Coover with Karen Stevens for Sunday lunch at the Paul Coover home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Linequist
Central City
Neil McNault
Leon Meerkatz
Dennis van Housen
Craig
Virgil Bush
Lawrence Shenk
Denver
Edd Coover
Karen Stevens
Paul Coover
Purina Sow Chow Promotes Big Litters And Strong Milk
A sow is described as a pig factory needing proper nutrition to produce and nurse two litters yearly. The ad claims Purina Sow Chow supplies nutrients to maintain the sow, prevent pig loss, and ensure strong, well fed piglets. Available as a supplement or complete ration, with store availability noted.
Official Proceedings of Polk County Commissioners January 1969
Polk County Nebraska officials set 1969 salary scales for staff and depute officers. J Homer Ingalls and Carl R H Johnson elected chair and vice chair. Notice to bidders on state projects to be published in designated papers, with payment limits per statute. Regular session adjourned to January 21 1969 with continued proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola
Nebr
Board of County Commissioners
Polk County
Nebraska
Johnson
J. Homer Ingalls
Board of Commissioners
Flodman
Carl R .H Johnson
Ingalls
Shelby Sun
Osceola Record
Headlight
Polk Progress
Central Telephone & Utilities Corporation
Dale Frizzell
Osceoa
Board of County Commissioners of
Continued
County CROP Plans Three Carloads Set for 1969 Drive
Polk County C R O P Committee met at Osceola Lutheran Church January 27 with Rev Paul Koenig Rev Richard Odgers Rev Jerold Rice and others present. Officers for 1969 include Eugene Sterup chairman Rev Koenig secretary Warren Johnson treasurer Rev Rice campaign director Ken Krieg publicity director Rev Odgers promotion director and Barney Gissler commodity manager. The group set a goal of at least three carloads of grain or equivalent for 1969 and will select area supervisors later. C R O P promotes hunger relief and has aided 50 countries since 1947 with substantial food and supplies distribution. The annual goal is 3 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County
Osceola Lutheran Church
Paul Koenig
Richard Odgers
Jerold Rice
Barney Gissler
Ken Krieg
Richard Staple
Eugene Sterup
Warren Johnson
Richard
Church World Service Community Hunger Appeal
Savings Bonds Fall Short of 1968 County Goal
Polk County sales of U S Savings Bonds and Notes in 1968 totaled 125762 dollars with December sales at 8728 dollars. County volunteer chairman W E Johnson reports the year’s sales reach only 33.3 percent of the target, showing a shortfall in annual fundraising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Polk County
W. E. Johnson
Volunteer
Local Socials Turn To Small Town Gatherings
Polk residents report weekend visits as Dean Lindburg and family joined Donald Bjerrum group for Sunday lunch. Clifford Branting dined with Clarence Munn in Central City. Max Kroger and Michelle of Kearney stayed with Paul Coover’s family. Merle Hill with his family arrived to visit M. W. Bragg’s clan. Hill serves as Chief Petty Officer on a submarine and will move from Honolulu to Minneapolis. Route 66 Saddle Club held January meeting at Carroll Flodman home. Dennis Richards and Horace Stevens families visited Central City. Hannah Sahn and Dolan Hahn families were Friday evening guests of Kenneth Werner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Lindburg
Donald Bjerrum
Clifford Branting
Clarence Munn
Central City
Merle E. Hill
M. W. Bragg
Hill
Honolulu
Hawaii
Minneapolis
Route 66 Saddle Club
Carrol Flodman
Dennis Richards
Horace Stevens
Hannah Sahn
Doyle
Shirley
Dolan Hahn
Kenneth Werner
Also Mentioned on This Page
Polk Grain Co
Polk, Nebraska
Purina
the County Commissoners
Hesston
Sepp & Larson, Inc
C.R.O.P
Patronize Progress
Polk
Max Kroger
Michelle of
Kearney
Norge
Kansas-Nebraska
ION Kansas - Nebraska Natural Gas Company Inc
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