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Newspaper

Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1966

Page

4

Award Dinner Honors ASCS Committeemen and Employees

On June 14 1966 committee men and employees and their spouses attended an ASCS Award Dinner in Shelby where six committeemen and four employees received long service honors. Recipients included Mervin R. Stromberg 15 years bin site supervisor Osceola and Dorothy Carlson not pictured for 20 years as office employee Stromsburg.

Shelby ASCS Mervin R. Stromberg Osceola Leo Cockson Paul N. Walgren Lloyd Fellows Stromsburg Francis A. Donelson George Gondringer Elaine Umstead Ernest E. Lees Richard C. Sealey Polk Dorothy Carlson

Grant Willits 97th Birthday Celebrated in Polk

Group gathers at Grant Willits home in Polk to mark his 97th birthday and wedding anniversary. Nearby visits include Delano Kimberg Lincon family, Roger Hanquist at Bryan Memorial Hospital, and gatherings with Johnson Willits and Gustafsons families.

Grant Willis Grant Delano Kimberg Lincoln Orra Garretson Roger Hanquist Duane Jones Bryan Memorial Hospital Ronald Sarow Floyd Everett Central City Raymond D. Johnson Clair Willits Grant Willits Polk Mr. Willits

Arborville Community Club Quilting Meeting Report

Arborville Community Club met at Mrs. Walter Fisher's home on Thursday afternoon June 16 for quilting. Seven members and one guest attended, and during social hour Mrs. Fisher served lunch. Visitors Mr. and Mrs. John Gahan of Forest City Iowa visited Mrs. Julia Flodman Wednesday morning.

Arborville Community Club Walter Fisher John Gahan Forest City Iowa Julia Flodman

Swede Plain Church Notes Celebrate Tenth Birthdays

Ella Fogelsong in Central City brings twin nieces Deborah and Barbara to Osceola area for 10th birthday. Arlyce Lind sings with All State Chorus at Lincoln events while Swede Plain activities include Bible study, picnics, and visitors from Lincoln York Arlington and Stromsburg.

Deborah Barbara Morris Arlyce Buckley Park Alvin Dahlin Robert Stevens Lincoln Doyle Dahlin Hallam Donald Dahlin Waldean Johnson Osceola Rolland Dahlin Stromsburg Harry Dahlin Polk Greg Stevens Nettie Carlson Ellsworth Claus Oberg Arthur Samuelson Irvin Larson Hardville Lloyd Widge Willard Adelson Student Union Emil Person Dean Donelson Lynn Central City Wallace Lind Harvey Lind Philip Johnson Ed Coover Wesley Koehler Ben Stromberg Crusaders Swede Plain Adolph Morris Walter Stahl Robert Clymer Kearney State College Lawrence James York

Mrs. Willard Adelson Offers Pupils Piano and Organ Recital

A piano and organ recital by Mrs. Willard Adelson's pupils took place at Swede Plain church on Saturday afternoon. Participants included Greig Swedenberg Jeanelle Carlson Pamela Harless Leilani Stohl Pamela Phyllis Ostberg Darla L Heureux Laura Glad Deanne Meerkatz Vicky Ehn Janice Joyce Widga Donna Bodine and Dianne Bodine. After the finale, Adelson hosted a luncheon in the church parlors with guests at decorated tables.

Willard Adelson Swede Plain Church Greig Swedenberg Jeanelle Carlson Pamela Harless Leilani Stohl Pamela Phyllis Ostberg Darla L'Heureux Laura Glad Deanne Meerkatz Vicky Ehn Janice Joyce Widga Donna Dianne Bodine

Polk Happenings Social Visits and Dinner Gatherings

Mrs Edward Hafer of Minerva and Mrs Carroll Flodman visited Wednesday morning with Mrs Stanford Ang. Sunday dinner guests in the Wesley Lindahl home at Omaha were Mr and Mrs Calmar Johnson and daughters of Stromsburg, Mr and Mrs Calvin Crow and Mr and Mrs Raymond Sundberg. Mrs C O Bodine entertained Thursday afternoon at a coffee party for Mrs D C Powell and Janice of Eugene Oregon. Others present included Mrs Lloyd Stromberg, Mrs Rolland Stromberg and JoEna, Mrs Albert Sundberg, Mrs Oscar Sundberg, Mrs Emma Johnson and Mrs Ed Saylor and Judy.

Edward Hafer Minerva Ohio Carroll Flodman Stanford Ang Wesley Lindahl Omaha Calmar Johnson Stromsburg Calvin Crow Raymond Sundberg C. O. Bodine D. C. Powell Janice Eugene Oregon Lloyd Stromberg Rolland Stromberg JoEna Albert Sundberg Oscar Sundberg Emma Johnson Ed Saylor Judy

Polk County 4 H Camp Sees Large Turnout at Covenant Cedars

The first Polk County 4 H Camp hosted June 9 to 11 at Covenant Cedars Bible Camp north of Hordville drew 96 4 H members supervised by 12 adults. Sessions covered water safety canoeing boating tree identification artificial respiration and disaster preparedness with eight tribes and multiple ceremonies and skits.

Polk County Covenant Cedars Bible Camp Platte Hordville Dudley Osborn State Game Commission Ted Cappen State Health Department Buzz Benson State Extension Service Nebraska Elvin Scholz Mary Hartal Steve Burke Lynn Kreis Darlene Hinkle Jenean Beckstrom Connie Wagner Diane Cannon Betty Morris Kay Niemeier Byron Burke Forrest Kinzli Beverly Wieseman Marcia Augustin Glenn Augustin Glen Krohn Robert Tooker Robert Gillespie Ray Burke Glenn Dobberstein Winard Augustin

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