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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1962
Page
7
Mr. and Mrs. Will Kroger and Mr. and Mrs. Neil McNaught were Sunday afternoon guests in the Wm. McNaught home in York.
The Floyd Headlee salary is 325.00 and various vendors like Island Supply Welding Co and Lincoln Equipment Co are listed for supplies and repairs. County treasurer social security payments and numerous 300.00 salaries are noted. leases for county farm were signed with Ralph Hasselbalch. a motion authorized the chairman to sign road material contracts for Federal Aid Project No S-65 (5). The board adjourned to March 6, 1961.
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union met Thursday February 22 with Mrs T A Stevens. Eight members and two visitors attended. A nice lunch was served.
Seven members of the Polk Garden Club met at the home of Mrs Don Lindholm on February 20 in a snow storm. The new president Mrs Lindholm led the business session. Mrs Oscar Sundberg presented a lesson on General Garden Mistakes and the roll call was my biggest garden mistake. Lunch was served after the meeting by Mrs Lindholm and Mrs Ollie Baker.
Polk column lists guests at Willard Bush home including Virgil Bush Cheryl Bush and Earl. Families visit for dinner and luncheon while neighbors and relatives attend events at Lott Blase Sundberg Reed Waggoner homes in Shelby Hordville Giltner and nearby towns.
Mr and Mrs Curtis Flodman of Stromsburg hosted guests from Britt Iowa including Mr and Mrs Mil burn Rudson. Henry Reed returned home from Aurora hospital last Saturday. Neil McNaught and Will Kroger hosted Sunday dinner guests.
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