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Newspaper

Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1971

Page

8

Polking Around Continues At Gavins Point

Fishermen gather along the cold shore preparing for the fishing season at Gavins Point. A bystander battles a log while the crowd watches the long pole and line entice a hopeful catch amid an audience of Polk fishermen.

Gavins Point Polk Hine

Bizzy Bee 4-H Club Installs Cindy Towell Member

The Bizzy Bee 4-H Club met at the Erickson home on March 26 1971 with members present and one absent. The president led the 4-H pledge, Cindy Towell was voted in as a member, then the group had lunch and played games. Josie Kenmel served as news reporter.

Erickson Cindy Towell Josie Kenmel

Baptist Mission Circle Holds Annual Meeting and Elections

The Baptist Mission Circle met on March 11 for its annual business meeting. Annual reports were presented and officers were elected with Mrs. Annette Creech as president Mrs. Sylvia Fossberg as vice president Mrs. Winnie Whitacre as treasurer and Mrs. Garnet Miller as secretary An all hostess lunch was served.

Baptist Mission Circle Annette Creech Sylvia Fossberg Winnie Whitacre Garnet Miller

Polk County Social Roundup Sees Many Local Guests

Mrs. Robert J. Murray and children from Chicago and Mrs. Charles Worquest returned from Mineral Wells Texas visiting Alwin Kisler. Several families hosted or joined meals with locals including the Adamsons Strombergs Boyles Linds Lindgrens and others as they attended events and shared visits around Lincoln Marquette Osceola and Stromsburg.

Robert J. Murray Chicago Charles Worquest Mineral Wells Texas Alwin Kisler John Boyle Baby York LaMar Lind Michael Russ Thompson Arnold Gayln Lind Jill Hildreth Lloyd Lind Lincoln Ray Werner Arizona California John Hertel Deerfield Ill Fort Collins Colorado Lillie Johnson Wayne Ross Council Bluffs Iowa Anna Ross Glen Eisler Marquette David Jacobsen Hannah Bodine Philip Thorne Stromsburg Reuben Hanquist Wilmer Bodine Emma Johnson Marcia Zedicher Osceola Kermit Lindgren Russell Fiell Mavis Fijell Earl Stevens Ted Dittmer Wesley Jones

Blood drive thanks from Legion Auxiliary leaders

A special sincere thanks to all who donated blood at the Bloodmobile last Thursday. Gratitude extended to the American Legion for hall use, Progress for coverage, and everyone who helped with duties, recruiters, and food. Signed Janice Saylor, Elaine Miller, Jo Strand.

American Legion Janice Saylor Pres. Legion Auxiliary Elaine Miller Jo Strand

Family thanks for support after loss of Hillis Sterner

The family of Hillis Sterner expresses gratitude to relatives friends and neighbors for the kind deeds cards flowers and memorial gifts shared during the time of sorrow following the death of husband father and grandfather.

Hillis Sterner Dr. Kim Elaine Stromberg

Local residents listed as patients and visitors

A roster of patients from Osceola Stromsburg Shelby and Rising City includes Mr John Iske Joseph Fjell Philip Eggli Harry Wallberg Harry VanHoosen Francis Donelson Mila Munch Martin Kaczor Homer Green Edna A Anderson John H Moeller Anita Hollister Martha LaMunyon Floyd West George Barber Ben Zedicher Irene Kops Maurice Watts Sr Milan Snodgrass Mauritz Swanson Emma Scholz Denise Gabriel D Alvin Sheets Gerhardt Lux Sophia Walford Nora Willits James Pogue and baby boy Wesley Michener Curtis Privett Floyd West Lula Pickett Effie Fernandez Clarence Davis Jr Ralph Davis Helen Kubicek Leon Meerkatz family. Ne als o Sunday supper guests Neal Van Housen and visits include Walter Nelson Mary Salchow Central City hospital. Tom Hoffman Kay Life of Kearney. weekend guests John Meston St Paul. visits by Max Lott Kirk Shelby Lee Anderson Osceola.

John Iske Osceola Joseph Fjell Philip Eggli Stromsburg Harry Wallberg Harry VanHoosen Francis Donelson Mila Munch Rising City Martin Kaczor Homer Green Edna A. Anderson John H. Moeller Anita Hollister Leon Meerkatz Neal van Housen Walter Nelson Mary Salchow Central City Hospital Tom Hoffman Kay Life Kearney Martin Hoffman, Jr Lincoln John Meston St. Paul Lloyd Albin Max Lott Kirk Shelby Lee Anderson Ernie Lott

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