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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1971
Page
6
Readers from Central City and Valley Nebraska share opinions on public health streams and Gov. Exon, while expressing support for The Polk Progress. Subscriptions are renewed or paid, with readers mentioning Memorial Day programs and personal updates.
Regular Board meeting May 3 1971 with all members present. Bills totaling multiple items for petty cash printing bus service repairs utilities and supplies were read and approved. Mrs Hilli gas spoke on job training for students.
A Georgia reader explains moving to Coolidge and asks Norris to send the paper there. He notes rain has delayed crop work and that he eagerly awaits weekly updates. He says the weather proves it does rain in Georgia.
Polk County ASCS to conduct a mail referendum June 7 through 18 on continuing deductions from wool payments under the National Wool Act. Wool and unshorn lamb producers age 6 months or more on May 1970 may vote by mail or at the county ASCS office. Ballots must be received by June 18.
The Busy Beavers 4 H Club met at the Town Hall on May 10 with the Dean Bankson family hosting. The next meeting is scheduled for June 14 with the Duane Blase family as hosts. Memorial Day weekend guests included Mrs Wilda Holmes and Robert.
Mr and Mrs Leroy Nelson of Hordville visited in the Raymond Sundberg home Wednesday evening. Raymond Sundberg weekend in Lincoln with Charles Stromberg family. Rev Trucano was a Sunday caller in the Ed Coovyer home. Mrs Lloyd Widga visited Ervin Larson in Hordville Thursday. Lyle Widga and Lennis Lind hosted Sunday evening. Rick’s confirmation honored at Darold Hoffman home with Hoffman and Obrist families. Elmer Haskins and Hattie Anderson of Central City visited Anna Eisler Monday. Martin Lundstrom visited Robert Willits Sunday. Rolland Stromberg hosted 75 guests after Commencement honoring David, Polk High graduate, with guests from Grandstand, Fullerton, Osceola, Stromsburg, Bradshaw, Lincoln, Wahoo, Polk, Battle Creek Iowa. Glen Stevens hosted Alfred Kohtz Central City and Robert Stohl Stromsburg for Sunday dinner. Paul Strand among guests at Allen Berggren home, Stromsburg, honoring Ryan’s Stromsburg High School graduation. Elvera Nyberg hosted coffee after church for Dean Samuelson and Merlin Nyberg families. Larry Killion entertained guests from Chapman Central City Omaha after Commencement honoring Valli. Lawrence Swanson left for Weston Nebr after five years teaching Polk High. Stuart Burton Clyde Walsnack Corvallis Oregon and Orlie Hill York attended Thursday supper with Glenn Hill. Glenn and Herman Larson Council Bluffs were Sunday dinner guests of Dr and Mrs Herbert Feidler and daughter of Norfolk.
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