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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1967
Page
2
The Progress Files covers a busy week with the Polk Municipal Band’s Lincoln concert praise at the Veterans Hospital. Anniversaries, weddings, and visits mark social life, including the Wilder golden anniversary in Central City and Mrs Irene Jones’ recollections.
Publication page lists mailing class details subscription prices and rates for obituaries poetry and advertising per column inch for Polk Nebraska. Includes second class matter designation and post office details with year rates and pricing for 6 months 3 months and single copies.
Pearl M. Clark of 396 No Raymond Ave Pasadena requests renewal of Polk Progress for another year. She notes hip and back injuries and that her daughter had to obtain the money order for this payment.
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Edgar of York visited Mr and Mrs Nelson King on Thursday evening. Mrs Glen Brazda and Brenda and Robin Brazda joined James Brazda Sr at Alfred Brejda home Saturday for Mrs Brejda's birthday. Kimberly and Renee Brazda returned from Swanton with grandparents. Sunday visits included Ollie Johnson and family and Chas Lytle of Augusta Kansas to Stanford Ang home. Vists also for Vicki Bjerrum at Wolbach for Centennial. Milan Blase family visited Don Man family in Giltner Friday. Dale Davis family of Stromsburg visited Don Bjerrum family Sunday. Blanche Nelson and Bill hosted Sunday dinner with Milan Blase family, Dale Nelson family of Lincoln, Arnold Peters family of Lincoln, and Chas Nelson family of Central City.
Local residents share weekend visits across Iowa and Nebraska. Natalie Hahn leaves Sept 15 for New Zealand on an IFYE six month scholarship and visits 4-H Camp in Norfolk, Virginia then Columbus, Ohio before returning to Polk. Others host or join gatherings at Lake Okoboji, Arapahoe, and various homes, with relatives and former Polk residents connecting through late summer weekends.
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