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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1968
Page
8
Guardian K L Stewart is noted in a legal notice with Philip H Nyberg attorney. Dates June 27 July 4 and 11 appear, indicating scheduled actions or hearings related to guardianship. The entry lists Nyberg as counsel.
Soybeans and wheat figures appear alongside currency values and scattered names. Sunday guests listed include Mrs Mary Salchow and Mrs Arly Frickey with others from Benedict Stromsburg and Hastings. Birthday dinner honors Mr Gordon Fossberg with guests from Lincoln Archer and more.
Local households welcomed relatives and friends from Monticello, Central City, Ellsworth AFB, Rapid City, Lincoln, Osceola, Galt, Fort Bragg, and other communities for suppers, dinners, picnics, and weekend stays. Highlights include the Nordgren picnic in Columbus and extended visits by Kent Sundberg in San Antonio with Oscar Sundberg grandparents.
The article criticizes a questionnaire sent by Rep Dave Martin about causes of urban tensions and riots. It argues the riot causes lie in societal failures such as education and opportunity rather than federal controls or courts.
Army Private James L. Morris, son of Mr and Mrs Lee Morris of Bradshaw, completed an eight week cooking course at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri on June 28. He trained in meat cutting cake and pastry baking and learned food preparation and service in Army mess halls and in the field.
A series of Fourth of July visits and weekend stays are noted in Stromsburg with relatives and friends from Lincoln Hastings New Jersey Beverly Heights and Oregon among those hosting or visiting. Matted gatherings include the Lindburg and Lindburg family network sharing picnics suppers and trips to Oregon and Salem.
Week of July 2 to July 9 lists patients including Troy Van Winkle Silver Ck Adolph Grossnicklaus Osceola Blanche Bolton Polk Lucy Sternberg Gresham Edna A Anderson Osceola Oscar Olson Osceola John Gabriel Osceola William J Herrmann Osceola Walter French Stromsburg Henry C Beebe Shelby Glen Carpenter Shelby Wren Sherwood Osceola Clarence L Carlson Stburg Charles Nuttleman Gresham Hubert A Lounsburry Sburg Harvey Middaugh Stromsbg Frida Peterson Stromsburg Laura VanHoosen Osceola Deceased William Dake Osceola Transferred Barbara Cerny Osceola Dismissed Douglas Lamoree Stromsb'g Willard Jensen Osceola Catherine Doremus Gresham Lloyd Adelson Stromsburg Roy GC Johnson Lincoln Mary B Knight Osceola.
Polk County residents hosted and visited across towns. Mr and Mrs M G Lindburg joined Mr and Mrs Gary Stark in Lincoln for July 4. Wesley Lindahl of Omaha and Willard Adelson hosted and honored birthdays for Wesley Dorothy Adelson and Leona Person. Afternoon guests included Oscar Person of Columbus. Other gatherings featured the Bengtsons Delores Dorothy Anderson of Kearney with Harry Anderson family and Osceola guests Gordon Carlson and Clarence Johnson. Shiela Flodman visits grandmother Alice Best in Central City.
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