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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1967
Page
2
Donald Slusser sustained a head cut and other injuries after being shoved against a cement wall during Friday’s basketball game. Floyd Miller broke his leg when a horse fell on him. The notice also records Scarlet Fever cases at O F Alfred’s home and among Charles Peterson and Miss Lorna, plus community actions and local tidbits from Polk County.
The Polk Progress lists editor and publisher Norris W. Alfred and notes second class mailing at Polk Nebraska. Subscription rates are $4.00 per year in Nebraska and $5.00 elsewhere, with shorter terms and single copies priced 10 cents. Card of Thanks is 10 cents per line with $1 minimum. obituaries and poetry are per line and advertising per column.
The Women's Mission Circle of the Baptist Church met in the church parlors at 2 00 p m in January. Committees were formed and Circle members were called to serve the dinner for the Farmers Coop Grain Association annual meeting. Mrs Dale Lindbury led devotions and Pastor Gene Wood spoke on women of the Bible. Lunch was provided by three members and guest hostess Mrs O F Alfred attended.
Mrs. Mary Bock of Poole visiting daughter and family Mr and Mrs Dean Myers. Luncheon guests include Mr and Mrs Clifford Hill of North Platte and Mr and Mrs Walter Green. Mrs Bessie Green and Mrs Curtis Flodman hosted and visited. Miss Shelly Ramsey Sunday guest of Paula Weedin in Aurora.
Polk ASC announces 1967 Wheat and Seed Grain sign-up starts Monday January 30, two weeks earlier than planned. Producers may sign up through March 3 with advance payments available. wheat requires no diversion while feed grain needs a 20 percent base diversion. Weekend visitors included Milton Wilcox and family to ONeill and others to Hordville.
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