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Newspaper

Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1976

Page

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Seven Up Pancake Tip and World View Echoes

An essayic patchwork reviews food trends and progress, noting Seven-Up in pancake batter, gasoline anxieties, automation, truth versus lies, and a call to gun control after a damaged pop cooler story. It mixes cultural commentary with local detail about a freon leak and a repairman.

GNP Syuete

Benedict Dinner Guests Include Extended Family

Sunday dinner at the Mark Hawking home brought together Benedict family members Rev. and Mrs Clifford Lindgren and Mrs Josephine Stevens of Bridgeport Conn. Also present were Mark Hawkins mother Mrs Mildred Hawkins of California and David and Grace Lindgren. Carl Fuehrer and sons Brian and Bradley returned from Yellowstone and the Black Hills while Angela visited her grandparents the Lee Morris.

Benedict Mark Hawking Clifford Lindgren Josephine Stevens Bridgeport

Summer Recreation Fund Receipts Note Local Groups Donations

Farmers Co op Grain contributed 100 dollars while Trogan Seed and Polk Woman's Club gave smaller amounts. The listing documents small donations supporting summer recreation programs through community groups.

Arborville Church Celebrates Centennial Remembrance

Arborville Congregational Church marks 100 years with a 9:15 a.m. service on Sunday, June 13, led by Dr. David Jamieson. A 2 p.m. program features church history, special music, and a rededication in the remodeled Fellowship Hall. Reverend Hee. John McCurdy from Grand Isle attends.

Arborville Congregational Church David Jamieson Hee John McCurdy Grand Isand

Dorla L Heureux Is Luncheon Honoree

Miss Dorla L Heureux was the honored guest at a 6 30 p m luncheon on Tuesday May 25 at the home of Mrs Maurice Lindburg Jr in Stromsburg. Bridal bingo provided the evening s entertainment. A crystal shower was given Dorla by the thirty guests present. Her chosen color of shades of green were carried out in the decorations and luncheon served by the hostesses Mrs James Lindburg and Mrs Maurcie Lindburg.

Dorla L'Heureux Maurice Lindburg, Jr Stromsburg Dorla James _Lindburg Maurcie Lindburg

Local Socials Include Confirmations and Dinners

Mrs Anna Guthrie and Mrs Margaret Bowers were guests of Mr and Mrs Grant Johnson in Stromsburg on Wednesday evening. Monica's confirmation was celebrated with Sunday dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Ray Werner, Mrs Helen Wonderling, and Mrs Mary Monson. Emory Cramer hosted Mr and Mrs Larry Cramer and Susan in York for dinner, then visited Bruce Cramer and family. Gilbert Lampshire hosted the 10 point pitch club with prizes won by Mrs Paul Strand and Mrs Murray Nelson. Osceola visitors included Mrs Arthur Adelson and Mrs Noma Wright with Bartelsville guest Mrs Kenner following.

Anna Guthrie Margaret Bowers Grant Johnson Stromsburg Ray Werner Helen Wonderling Mary Monson Aurora A Roger Werner Monica Emory Cramer Larry Cramer Susan York Bruce Cramer Gilbert Lampshire 10 Point Paul Strand Murray Nelson Arthur Adelson Osceola Willard Adelson John Kenner Bartelsville Okla Noma Wright

Legion Auxiliary Salad Supper Set for June 14

Legion Auxiliary holds its regular meeting on June 14 at 7 00 p m with a pot luck salad supper. Each member should bring one salad of her choice.

Local Hospital Notes Report Clinic Stays

Mrs Lillie Johnson returned home from Aurora hospital on Friday. M. W. Bragg remains a patient in York hospital. Mrs Emalyne Blase is listed as a patient at Bryan Memorial hospital in Lincoln. Mrs Fred Laessle is a patient at Aurora hospital after surgery.

Lillie Johnson Aurora Hospital M. W. Bragg York Hospital Emalyne Blase Bryan Memorial Hospital Lincoln Fred Laessle

Our Land program noted at UMW meeting

The UMW met in the church parlors on Thursday afternoon June 3 with Mrs Ed Saylor presiding. A program on Our Land was presented through responsive reading songs and the film The Land We Love by Mrs Walter Nielsen Mrs Roger Gustafson and Mrs Duane Burney. A lunch was served by Mrs Don Hudson Mrs Hannah Hahn and Mrs James Lindburg.

UMW Ed Saylor Walter Nielsen Roger Gustafson Duane Burney Don Hudson Hannah Hahn James Lindburg

Happenings Include Visits from Andersons and Hanquists

Polk county notes show Mr and Mrs Leroy Anderson and Lisa and Jill of Atoka Oklahoma visiting Mr and Mrs Oscar Anderson and other relatives. Shawna and Brent Hanquist of Laramie Wyoming stayed in Lincoln for a longer vacation and the Sundbergs hosted Neal Van Housen. Debra Magnuson of Central City celebrated at a bridal shower hosted by Mrs Cecil Glause in Archer.

Leroy Anderson Lisa Jill Atoka Okla Oscar Anderson Ted Russell Lincoln Reuben Hanquist Shawna Brent Hanquist Laramie Wyo Milan Hanquist Dorothy Gleim Brent Violet Todd Derby Eng Leonard Warnicks Harry Jones Hordville Wallace Sandell Rudolph Gustafson Paul Strand Ryan Berggren Debbie Longly Lexington Lynn Sundberg Neal van Housen Oscar Sundberg Ed Saylor Debbie Magnueson Central City Cecil Glause Archer

Reading Program Begins Four Wednesdays This June

The Polk Woman's Club sponsors the Summer Reading program at Community Hall starting Wednesday. Children meet at 9:30 a.m. for stories, library visits, and book talks, with pickup at 10:30. Sessions run June 9 through June 30 with Bicentennial tokens for perfect attendance and three Wednesdays.

Polk Woman's Club Polk Library Mary Stevens Eleanor Stromberg Carol Stevens Virginia Hopkins Diane Johnson Helen Samuels Mary Brazda Verna Fredrickson

Kortums Welcome Daughter April Kay Born at Aurora

Mr and Mrs Russ Kortum of Hordville announce the birth of daughter April Kay on June 4 at Aurora hospital. The baby weighed 7 pounds 13 ounces. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Jim Kortum of Hordville and Mrs Anita Kisler of Polk.

Russ Kortum Hordville April Kay Aurora Hospital Jim Kortum Anita Kisler Polk

Murray Ostberg Receives Applied Arts Degree

Murray Ostberg son of Mr and Mrs Donald Ostberg earned an applied arts degree in electronic engineering technology at Milford Community College. Attending were Mr and Mrs Ilof Ostberg Mr and Mrs Donald Ostberg and Ann Larson. A steak dinner in Lincoln preceded the graduation. Murray will join Hi-Gain Electronics in Lincoln.

Murray Ostberg Donald Ostberg S. &. Community College Milford Ilof Ostberg Ann Larson Central City Murray Legionairre Club Lincoln Hi-Gain Electronics

Don’t forget 4-H Car Wash fundraiser announced

Community members are reminded of a car wash fundraiser on Saturday June 19 at 1:00 p.m. in front of Pelk High School. Proceeds support 4-H activities and projects. Volunteers and donors are encouraged to participate.

Pelk High School

Polk Area Visitors Share Memorial Weekend Gatherings

A sequence of visits and travels described by local society notes. Racine Wisconsin guests Arthur and Berniece Erickson with family visited Mrs Hannah Hahn. Hortons vacationed in Denver. Curtis Samuelson of Oneida Illinois and June Eobert of Valley joined Memorial weekend guests Alvena Lind. Stromsburg alumni banquet attended. Additional visits by Wallace Lind family and Jim Chesbro party in Washington and Leavenworth. Margaret Jones hosted May weekend guests Enore Alfred Blakely Harvey Alfred and Larry Rickfelder from California and Arizona.

Arthur Erickson Richard Horton Racine Wis Berniece Erickson Hannah Hahn Hortons Denver Curtis Samuelson Oneida Ill June Eobert Valley Alvena Lind Stromsburg Wallace Lin

Have You Noticed Ladies Bible School Superintendency

A narrator recalls volunteering as Bible School superintendent to avoid direct contact with children, detailing recruitment chaos and weeklong events. The piece playfully notes bathetic mishaps, fussy rules, and the week’s lessons from Monday to Friday with humorous incidents and reactions.

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Polking Ball Field Tony Warnick Don Williamson Tony Joe Ldith Ehn Arborville Legion Auxiliary Members Applied By Marsha Redman Bible School Our Marcus Troy Victoria
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