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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1962
Page
5
Numerous local families visited Roehrs and Blase homes for birthdays and gatherings. Attendees included the Banksons, Ziegelbeins, Mundts, Virgins, and Wilshusens among others, with Sunday dinners and weekend visits across several households.
Mrs Raymond Sagehorn and Mrs Norman McIntosh called Tuesday in Wm Ziegelbein home. Sunday dinner guests were Mr and Mrs Robert Baack and family, Mr and Mrs Ervin Blase and boys in the Martin Baack home. Friday evening guests were Mr and Mrs Howard Hahn and family and Mr and Mrs Ardene Zierott and family of Hampton in the Marvin Bankson home. Visitors to Carl Carlstrom's week included Algor Johnson of Wahoo Arnold Carlson and Jimmie of Clarks Mrs Elmer Swanson of Central City Mrs Walter Green Mrs Harold Miller Gwynnel Johnson and Mrs Harold Blase Sandra Randy and Rodney. Arthur Dose visited his mother Mrs Carl Dose in Hampton Sunday evening.
Polk schools announce a string of activities starting January 27 with Stromsburg and Bradshaw basketball games, a January 31 grade school music program at 8:00 p.m. in the high school auditorium, then junior high games at Clarks February 1 and Stromsburg February 6, plus Genoa February 7 and Palmer February 9. patrons are urged to support Progress Advertisers.
Polk residents report weekend and Sunday visits as families gather in Aurora and Crete. Reuben and Elmer Hanquist with spouses dined at Rev. Laverne Erickson’s home in Aurora. The McNaught and Lind families hosted gatherings, with Neal Sandell and Diane noted among attendees.
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