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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1964
Page
6
Polk County notes urge timely weed control by July 10 to protect grass stands and discuss irrigation timing for corn and milo. Advocate using a soil probe to assess moisture in the top two feet and warn against deep initial irrigations that waste water and nutrients.
Friday evening visitors in the Mrs Frank Ostrander home were Mr and Mrs Irvin Ostrander and grandchildren of David City.
Mr and Mrs Gordon Fossberg plus family camped at Halsey State Park over the weekend. Leo Litty visited Omaha to see friends and his brother Andrew Litty. Nielsen family from St Paul joined a reunion with Ohio relatives. Baysdorfer guests from Burbank California stayed two weeks, then returned home. Several other local visits occurred including Rodine, Forss, Lind, Holmes, Adelson and Paben households hosting guests from Minnesota Utah and California. Charlene Chipps of Loup City stayed with Walter Nielsen.
The LCW of Trinity Lutheran met July 1 at 8:00 PM in the basement. Mrs Barnell and Mrs Robert Baack opened and closed with a hymn. Mrs Martin Hoffman Sr became the new president replacing Mrs Lee Bayer.Mrs Myers reported on the Central City LCW workshop. The meeting closed with the missionary benediction and doxology.
A Sunday picnic in Polk park honored Mr. and Mrs. Louis Glad and grandson Mike Glad of Florida. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Bodine, Mr. and Mrs. Roland Bodine and family, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Glad, Mrs. Fred Stellars, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Glad and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Jones and family of Columbus.
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