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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1963
Page
8
The weekly classified advert invites buyers to the Central City sale every Friday at 1 PM featuring fat hogs pigs boars sows cattle sheep horses furniture lumber hay straw trucks and cars. Call 946-2831 for details.
The Polk Methodist Church expresses gratitude for a $50 Christmas gift from an anonymous donor. The church and Pastor O A. Johnson wish blessings on the giver for the generous act.
Rita Dawn Shenk thanks friends and supporters for visits, cards, and gifts received during her hospital stay.
A sincere thanks is extended for a fifty dollar gift from an anonymous donor to the Evangelical Free Church. Members and friends express gratitude to the unknown benefactor.
Public health drive offers free chest X-rays for adults over 18 in Polk County. The mobile unit visits Osceola and Stromsburg January 9 to 11 from 9:00 am to 12:00 and 1:00 to 5:00 pm. The effort screens for heart disease and cancer, with referrals to personal physicians as needed. The Nebraska Tuberculosis Association, Christmas Seal fund, and American Legion Auxiliary support the event.
Polk county notices a flurry of Sunday and New Year gatherings with multiple families visiting neighbors and relatives from Omaha to Central City. Names include Burdette Cox Omaha, Nyberg Lincoln and David City, Ostrander David City, Miller York, Wall Hampton, Norquest Central City, Kisler, Gustafson, and others. Local church activities feature Swede Plain MYF and lunch served by Mrs. Doremus and Mrs. Anderson.
Bonnie Carlson joined Sunday dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Lind and Arlyce. A string of guests including Reuben and Vicki Ehn and others shared New Year visits and Sunday dinners across Lincoln City Central City Sutton Palmer and Wilber Crown households.
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