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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1968
Page
3
A 1968 reader writes from Omaha saying he enjoys the newspaper and works as a nursing dormitory receptionist. He plans moves to Torrance and Sylmar California, lists family updates, upcoming visits, and a sale of their Nebraska home. He encloses renewal checks and suggests grain prices for the paper.
Polk county notes report Mrs LaMar Lind and Mrs Lloyd Lind among Arnold residents as Friday afternoon coffee guests at the Wilbur Whitacre home. Other visitors include Mrs Harold Anderson and several locals at the Roger Gustafson home.
A notices from Eugene D. Hotz a Claims Representative from Lincoln announces disability coverage rules for different ages and states a visit to the courthouse second floor from 9:00 to 11:30 A M to explain eligibility and requirements.
Mr and Mrs Stanford Ang attended the wedding of Shirley Keller of Aurora and Robert Wilcox of Hastings on Saturday in Aurora. Henry Reed celebrated his 79th birthday Sunday evening with a buffet luncheon hosted by guests including Mr and Mrs W. L. Kerker Tekamah and several local couples.
Farmers with 1967 corn grain sorghum and soybeans stored under price support loans must file written reseal intentions by July 31 or extend maturity to July 31 1968. Warehouse storage loans are new this year and require timely notice to ASCS county offices. Eligible farmers may extend farm stored loans 60 days after the original maturity date or convert to warehouse receipts with the same window. Basic aim is to allow storage until prices favor redemption. Mr and Mrs Donald Bjerrum and family hosted Sunday meals at Recknor.
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