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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1963
Page
6
Peggy and Dick Sealey III hosted a Monday after school Junior MYF gathering at the Methodist Church basement. Cheryl Anderson led a lesson on Jewish Catholic and Protestant religions, roll call named a Bible fact, a song service preceded it, and a flute solo closed the meeting with one absent member.
Mrs Lloyd Widge visited Albion Friday forenoon with the Youngquist and Broberg families. Harold W Anderson and boys spent Sunday afternoon with the Darnell family at Clarks. Harvey Sundberg family and Adolph Forss visited Stromsburg and Carmen Sandell of Lincoln spent weekend with Elwood Sandell family. Other gatherings include Sandell and Larsson families, Henry Reed home visitors, and neighbors from Racine Wis Hampton and Racine. Ostberg and Salisbury families visited North Platte and Lincoln respectively. Bodine hosted coffee with Jones Johnson Falk.
The Game Commission lists cold storage deadlines for grouse January 26 geese March 14 quail March 2 north area March 25 south area squirrels April 15 and pheasants and cotton tails April 20. The cotton tail and pheasant seasons ended January 20 at sunset and hunting non protected species such as fox coyotes crows and jackrabbits remains legal year round.
Mr and Mrs Wayne Lindholm and family of Lincoln hosted Mrs Reckner and visited in the Lindholm home in Stromsburg. The Lindholms were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Rolland Bodine and also called on Don Lindholm.
Community notes list funeral attendances hospital visits and social gatherings across Osceola Leigh and Torrington. Families such as the Cramers Bushes Neuhauses Hoffmans Hanquists and Creeches are noted hosting dining coffee and visiting relatives and friends during recent weeks.
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