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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1964
Page
8
Two sale notices list items for sale at a Baptist Church Trustees sale. A bale straw tied with wire in a barn offered by Leo Litty with contact 765 3910. A treadle sewing machine in good condition offered with contact 165 2821.
Social news records visits and gatherings across Arborville York and nearby towns. Families including Gnauden Rhoades Weldon Shockey Burgess and Perkins share birthdays dinners and Sunday visits with friends and relatives in Central City Bradshaw Hastings and Seward.
Nebraska wheat growers may see prices stay firm until the 1964 harvest, says Everett Peterson University of Nebraska Extension agriculture economist. He notes prices could fall sharply if a new wheat program is enacted and cites a probable export level near a billion bushels. Continue demand and tight private supplies should keep prices above support into late spring with a carryover near 700 million bushels.
Edwin A. Shostrom, Mr and Mrs Irvin Anderson, Mrs Beulah Gustafson and Miss Lillie Chindgren visited Fort Kearny State Park at Kearney Nebraska on Tuesday, dined with Mr and Mrs Ted Stutheit, and learned about park projects. The group toured the stockade and toured the Sacramento Wildlife Refuge near Wilcox in the afternoon.
Cubs prep to meet Vikings Saturday night at Stromsburg after a 70-33 tournament win over Palmer. Rahrs led Cubs with 19 points as Genoa’s Westring and Kroger battled in a 47 percent shooting game for Genoa in the semi final.
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Ostberg and family dropped by for Friday evening coffee after the game with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Dobberstein. Mrs. Walter Binford joined Mrs. Bessie Green for a Wednesday noon dinner. Penny Jo Bills spent the weekend with Milly Baack at the Robert Baack home to celebrate Milly’s birthday.
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