Maurice Lindburg Sr. Returns Home After York Hospital Surgery
Maurice Lindburg Sr. came home Saturday following surgery at York Hospital.
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Maurice Lindburg Sr
York Hospital
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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1970
Page
8
Local residents greet visitors and students this weekend
Dennis Stevens left Sunday morning for Lincoln to resume his studies at Wesleyan University. Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Shenk were Sunday evening visitors in the Earl Stevens home. Joel Stevens of Nebraska University spent the weekend with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Benson and family of Kearney visited Her parents. Forrest Berggren of Stromsburg visited the Paul Strand home. Sunday dinner guests in the Oscar Sundberg home were Mr. and Mrs. Gene Bauer and family of Sutton and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Saylor and family. Mae Felton and Janice Saylor were coffee guests of Violet Sundberg. Mr. and Mrs. Axel Rudeen of Stromsburg were Grand Island visitors Wednesday and visited Mrs. Rena Drewel at Alda. They were supper guests in the A. R. Johnson home at Grand Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Stevens
Lincoln
Wesleyan University
Mervin Shenk
Earl Stevens
Joel Stevens
Nebraska University
Gerald Stevens
Lynn Benson
Timmy
Lisa
Kearney
Paul Stevens
Forrest Berggren
Stromsburg
Paul Strand
Oscar Sundberg
Gene Bauer
Sutton
Edward Saylor
Mae Felton
Janice Saylor
Violet Sundberg
Axel Rudeen
Grand Island
Rena Drewel
Alda
A. R. Johnson
Sixth Grade Studies South American Regions and Poetry
Sixth graders describe social studies films on Panama Canal and South American countries Venezuela Colombia and the three Guianas. They cover math functions division and quotients, spelling final 1 and friendly letters, English poetry writing, and science on rockets conservation and space travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venezuela
Colombia
Ecuador
Panama Canal
Columbia
South America
Guianas
Jumper Cables Point To Marital Bliss Warning
A lighthearted aside notes that repeated domestic strains can strain a marriage. It jokes that a young couple should invest in essentials like a house furniture car and money in the bank along with jumper cables to aid harmony. The remark underscores practical readiness as a marriage aid.
Polking Around Continued From Page 1
The column mulls old news files from 1920 to 1960 as Alvena Lind awaits the missing archives. A light joke ends the piece, with hope for a fuller “old news” round next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvena Lind
Polk Jr High Cubs Open Play in Henderson Tournament
The Polk Jr High Cubs face Sutton at 6 30 p m Monday January 26 marking the first game of a four team tournament at Henderson. Fairmont and Henderson meet at 7 45 p m with admission 50 and 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk
Henderson
Polk Jr. High Cubs
Sutton
Fairmont
Reading hosts Open Highways and Cavalcades groups
In Reading two groups, Open Highways and Cavalcades, are featured with Brian Samuelson of He ws as reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felicia Ropps
Jerry Brine
Reading
Brian Samuelson
Hews
County NFO Votes Dues Increase for 1970 in Polk County
The Polk County NFO held its January 8 annual meeting electing Bill Beebe as president and Jim Majors as vice president. Officers also include Larry Meister as secretary and Gary Allison as treasurer, with several trustees and district directors named. Members were notified by mail that dues would rise from 25 to 75 dollars per year, and the measure passed by a wide margin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County
Bill Beebe
Shelby
Jim Majors
Osceola
Larry Meister
Gary Allison Gresham
Mayne Anderson
3Rd District
Vern Berck
Gresham
Harlan Toline
Stromsburg
Max Rystrom
Zone 6 Grain
Dick Teggerstrom
Bob Baker
Hanson Couple Welcome Son at York Hospital
Mr and Mrs Lee Hanson announce the birth of a son on January 19 at York Hospital weighing 7 pounds 9 ounces. The announcement notes the happy event as a family joy.
Stewart hosts belated Christmas dinner for bank staff
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Stewart entertained bank personnel at a Sunday dinner. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Larry Coover, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Bankson, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Harless, Mr. and Mrs. Mirl Stewart, and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Baird with their Lincoln son. Mrs. Baird and son stayed several days. other visitors were Carl Erickson of Central City and Mrs. Gary Vance with Andy of Bellevue, Washington, who joined Thursday dinner with Mrs. Lydia Peterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Stewart
Larry Coover
Marvin Bankson
Dick Harless
Mirl Stewart
Sam Baird
Son
Lincoln
Baird
Stewart
Carl Erickson
Central City
Gary Vance
Andy
Bellevue
Wash
Lydia Peterson
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