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Newspaper

Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1965

Page

2

Sunday Visits and Local Social News Summary

Local households hosted Sunday visitors and supper guests including the Hanquist and Friedman families from Lincoln and Great Lakes Illinois. Attendees at a Grand Island concert included Mrs C Marvin Fredrickson and Mrs Genevieve Anderson. Community notes cover club visits, livestock planning meetings, ground water studies, and planned grooming workshop in Osceola with program leaders from universities and colleges.

Reuben Hanquist Miland Hanquist Rodney Joyce Lincoln Roger Hanquist Layne Gregg Todd Deland Friedman Great Lakes Ill Carroll Flodman Flodman Lawrence Shenk Lonna Jones Donald Moore Grand Island Darold Hoffman Roger Werner Bertha Brazda Martin Hoffman Sr Glen Brazda Laura van Housen Central City Robert Merrill Alvin Dahlin Blanche Fitz Glenn Hill Lydia Peterson C. Marvin Fredrickson Grand Island Community Concert Company Genevieve Anderson T.C.W. Club Ansel Fredrickson Stromsburg Dennis van Housen Calvin Crow Twila Johnson Omaha van Housens Don Neal Clarks Elwood Sandell Kendall Mary Lou Carmen Sandell F. F. Pierson Terry Marquette Martin Hoffman Mary Nyberg Emma Johnson C. 0. Roine Leon Meerkatz Lynelle Irvin Anderson Beulah Gustafson Aurora David E. Sundberg Paul Stevens Arlo Stevens Gale Wayne Timmy Lisa Benson Kearney Natalie Hahn Juliann Smith Columbus Bonnie Hanquist Bryan Memorial School of Nursing Donald Hanquist Laura Bolton Bud Bolton Elmer Hanquist Walter Nelson Imogene Hanquist Ebba Hanquist Martin Hoffman Jr

Newborn PKU Test Gains National Attention

The PKU blood test, first proven reliable in 1964, detects phenylketonuria at birth to prevent brain damage. States like New York and Rhode Island require it. the Nebraska Legislature considers a public health bill. The test allows early diet management to ensure normal development. Homemaking briefs note a button replacement method for torn holes.

Children’s Bureau U. S. Department of Health Education and Welfare New York Massachusetts Liquisina Rhode Island Childdren’s Bureau Nebraska American Medical Association

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