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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1968
Page
6
A guide on freezing baked goods for later use. Steps include cooling thoroughly, packaging moisture proof, and using durable wraps. Pie shells and fruit pies may be frozen before or after baking, with cold air kept out to preserve freshness for up to three months. Unbaked doughs store only a few weeks.
The record lists payments by the Consumers Public Power District and various vendors for February, including mileage, supplies, and travel. Officials Dale Frizzell and Eldon Johnson are noted, with an adjournment to March 19, 1968. Social Security transfers and a county fund transfer are recorded and approved bonds.
Polk County residents attended theatre and dinner at Grand Island GILT Sunday. Visitors included Johnsons and Adelsons from Leslie and Ollie families. Various gatherings followed from York to Lincoln with church dinners, baptist deacons meetings and a National Evangelicals luncheon.
Ben in Crestview writes to Norris about summer heat, a rain, and open doors. He notes fishing with fair luck, a humorous fish story, and people boat riding. He mentions reading Polk Progress and the World-Herald, no local trouble, and greets to all from Ben and Nell.
Mr and Mrs Larry Cramer and Susan visited Mr and Mrs Emory Cramer on Saturday. Dodge Clardy of Clarks and Mabel Grimes of Grand Island visited Joe Ehn on Friday. Mrs Marvin Fredrickson called on Mr Fred Johnson and Mrs Freda Newman Wednesday at the Good Samaritan Home in Osceola as Marvin attended a hospital board meeting.
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