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Newspaper

Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1974

Page

3

Community Guests Host Weekends and Evenings

Mrs Anna Ray welcomed Mr and Mrs Carl Mundt on Saturday evening. Mr and Mrs Rudy Homolka of Swanton visited Saturday afternoon and evening with James Brazda Sr. Lanny Aag and Kev in visited Melvin Bender Thursday evening. Sunday’s guests at Mrs Laura Bolton’s home included Mr and Mrs Clarence Bolton of Lincoln and Mr and Mrs Don Hanquist with Rodney.

Carl Mundt Anna Ray Rudy Homolka Swanton James Brazda, Sr Lanny Aag Kevin Melvin Bender Laura Bolton Clarence Bolton Lincoln Don Hanquist Rodney

Swede Plain United Methodist Women Meet

The Swede Plain United Methodist Women met on Wednesday afternoon July 10 in the church parlor. President Mrs Robert Clymer led the business session as program leaders Mrs Verland Widga and Mrs Elmer Garner presented Five Great Blessings For Everyone. The program included scripture prayer by Mrs Garner and songs and performances by various members, with Kathie Dittmer on accordion and Rev. Robert Holbrook singing. The group was hosted by Mrs Kermit Lindgren and Mrs Gordon A. Carlson.

Swede Plain

Local Social Roundup Notes from Central City Day

Afternoon gathering at Central City followed by a Sandell home picnic supper. James Lindburg family returned Monday after a Colorado sojourn visiting Estes Park Fort Collins Longmont Greeley. They attended Terri Stevens and Richard Babcock wedding.

Central City Sandell James Lindburg Colorado Estes Park Elmer Berger Fort Collins Roy Elins Longmont Ray Stevens Greeley Terri Stevens Richard Babcock

Polk News Items Show Local Gathering Attendees

Mr and Mrs Dale Willits of Colorado Springs and Mrs Mildred Willits attended a Polk Fourth celebration with Mr and Mrs Bob Willits. Guests for ice cream and cake included Bill Willits Carol and Jack Lee from Colorado Springs, Neal VanHousen family of O Neill, and more local relations.

Dale Willits Colorado Springs Colo Mildred Willits Bob Willits Polk Bill Willits Carol Jack Lee Neal VanHousen O’neill Bob Rahrs Lincoln Rod Johnson Pam Willits Bank Kronberg

Eastern Meadowlark Song Laments Brevity in Birding Notes

Wildlife writer Lee Morris notes the eastern meadowlark is quiet compared with the western, identifying by a single note. He observed kingfishers along the Platte, bluebird sightings, mourning doves on roads, and 35 species in two weeks amid hot weather and fading birding activity.

Lee Morris William Strunk, Jr Grand Island Platte Alfred Phoebe Highway 66 Hordville Central City Watergate Lind

Denver guests visit Polk County family over weekend

The Polk News notes Mr and Mrs Don Eaton and their daughters from Denver stayed with Melvin Bender from Friday to Sunday, returning home Sunday. Robin Flodman from Central City spent the weekend with his parents, and Merton Flodman visited Saturday. Patty Bender, a 4 H exchange student, returned Thursday from a week with the Benny Reynolds family in Anderson Missouri.

Don Eaton Denver Melvim Bender Robin Flodman Central City Carroll Flodman Merton Flodman Patty Bender Benny Reynolds Anderson, Mo

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