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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1964
Page
3
The piece observes twilit skies near town at 9:30 and a double rainbow. It notes birds nesting at a porch, millers infesting homes, and rosy sage-gray Russian Olive trees attracting them. Father’s Day gifts come soon, and a memory of visiting Pioneer Village rekindles admiration for a father’s morals and work.
Carl W. Salchow son of Mrs Mary Salchow and the late Ernest Salchow arrived at the Navy Training station in San Diego in the latter part of May after more than two years of college work at Kearney State He was employed as a machinist at Rockwell Manufacturing Plant in Kearney operating an automatic lathe before enlisting.
The LCW of the Trinity Lutheran met June 3 at 8 pm in the church basement. Officers elected: President Helen Bayer, Vice President Edna Neeman, Secretary Bertha Bradza, Treasurer Donna Werner, Faith and Life Fern Myers, Outreach and Fellowship Myrtle Werner, Christian Action Jeanine Hoffmann. A $10 donation to Tornado Relief Fund was approved. A gift for Henry Werth was decided, lunch for 14 members and one visitor served.
The Massachusetts Audubon Society urges cautious pesticide use guiding gardeners through the season. It warns that chlorinated hydrocarbons harm wildlife and runoff harms aquatic life, favoring targeted spraying with licensed applicators and insisting on less persistent options like Methoxychlor Malathion or Pyrethrum. The piece notes minimal spraying on Audubon lands and cites recent Mississippi fish kills linked to Endrin Aldrin Dieldrin.
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