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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1969
Page
3
Fortuna California and other readers explain illness and surgery delaying payment and reading. They ask for a subscription extension and back issues from Feb 13, note health updates, and send small donations to support Easter Seal Fund and local ads. Readers also express appreciation for the Polk Happpnings and send greetings from multiple towns.
Discussion outlines broad habitat types linked to pasture and crop systems and how practices like shelterbelts, crop rotations, and farm ponds enhance edge habitat. Federal cost-shares aid herbaceous cover trees and nesting resources. Osceola Soil Conservation Service offers planning help. Polk County board meeting set for Osceola March 16 at 7:30 p.m.
Senior Sunday School members held a house warming for Mr and Mrs Raymond Sundberg Friday evening. Sundbergs hosted dinner with Charles Stromberg in Lincoln and later visited Doug Sundberg Steven Fredrickson Monica and others. Calmer Johnson and Nathan Crow birthdays celebrated at Calvin Crow home York with guests from Osceola and Lincoln. Bowling participants from Columbus and multiple Litty household members also noted along with a Stromsburg operetta attendance and after program coffee at Ralph Johnson home.
Community members gathered Monday afternoon to honor Mrs Dave Ekdahl on her birthday. Attendees included Mrs Lyle Widga, Mrs Sherman Wilshusen, Mrs Walter Nelson, Mrs Lee Harless, Mrs Dick Harless, Shari, and Mrs Larry Coover with Eddie.
Hardville club hosted an area meeting in February with a valentine theme. Queens named included area queen Parma Werner teen queen Debra Cop and stork queen Shirley Ziegelbein, each receiving gifts. A traveling trophy went to the club with the greatest weight loss over six months.
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