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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1962
Page
6
Notice that the Polk County Noxious Weed District will hold its annual meeting in the L O O F Basement Osceola on March 26, 1962 at 1 30 p m. Leo Kresha president urges attendance. March 15
The Polk ASC Committee announces March 31, 1962 as the final date for wool and unshorn lamb marketings to qualify for payments under the current wool program year. Producers must file with the County ASC Office by April 30, 1962. Amended rules allow farm stored car corn in cribs not exceeding 9 ft wide with moisture limits of 21 percent through March, 19 percent in April, and 16 percent in May 1962. Other grain redemption deadlines: Sorghum April 2, Wheat April 2, Barley April 30, Oats April 30, Rye April 30, Soybeans May 31, Corn July 31. Redeem at local ASC office by these dates.
Mrs M O Johnson visited her daughter Mrs Ted Pfiefer in Lincoln on Friday. Mr and Mrs Dwayne Miller attended basketball games in Lincoln. Their children stayed with grandparents Mr and Mrs Henry Berg in Lincoln.
Mrs Joan Steen of Sar gent Nebr District Supervisor attended an all day meeting in Polk lodge rooms on Wednesday March 7. Gwendolyn Lindburg Worthy Matron welcomed Steen and other members for a 12 o clock luncheon. An afternoon School of Instruction followed and a 6 30 dinner was served for about 45 members by the Legion Auxiliary. Steen gave an inspiring talk and there was an initiation. Ruth Kroger presented Steen with a gift. Cookies and coffee were served to close the day.
Mr and Mrs Ray Werner spent the weekend in the Donley Worth home in Lincoln. Mr and Mrs Harold Bedient were Friday evening guests in the Fred Bedient home.
Jerome Light will receive his honorable discharge from the Army on March 21 after four years of service.
Mr and Mrs Raymond Sundberg were guests in the Charles Stromberg home in Lincoln from Thursday through Saturday for the state tournament. Mr and Mrs Carroll Flodman and family attended a chili supper hosted by Donna Flodman and Karen Ang in Lincoln Friday evening.
Shelly and Lyn Ramsey stayed Mrs Henry Reed while their parents attended a Lincoln basketball tournament. Oscar Anderson Gunnard Stohl guests helped celebrate Edith Benson's birthday. Dale Nyberg and Kevin from Central City visited her parents Richard Johnson. Len Benson Timmy from Kearney and L C Orendorff joined Paul Stevens for Sunday dinner.
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