Trains Reach Polk in Snow With Three Engines
Three engines pushed a passenger train through deep March snow to Polk arriving around midnight last Thursday. By Friday morning the same train reached Polk two hours late with two engines.
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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1972
Page
3
Three engines pushed a passenger train through deep March snow to Polk arriving around midnight last Thursday. By Friday morning the same train reached Polk two hours late with two engines.
The Polk Progress provides publication details for Polk Nebraska including editor and publisher Norris W. Alfred, second class mail status, post office filing, advertising per column, and subscription rates for Nebraska and elsewhere. Also notes obituary, poetry, card of thanks, and single copy items.
The Home Society met at Mae Johnson's home on Wednesday, March 15, with ten members present. Irene Widga, the president, led the business session and the group voted to send 15.00 to the Nebraska Children’s Home. Evelyn Shenk read topics about the Children’s Home, won high in cards, Rea Johnson had the low, and Irene Widga received the hostess gift. The meeting closed with the Lord's Prayer and an all hostess lunch planned with Myrtle Johnson in April.
Lynette and Sheila Flodman spent Saturday afternoon visiting their great grandmother Mrs Julia Flodman and shared a luncheon. Jane Fredrickson and Leilani Stohl called Sunday afternoon on their grandmother. Mr and Mrs Wallace Sandell and Mrs Hannah Bodine were Thursday evening guests of Mrs Emma Johnson.
Sunday evening guests at Leonard Anderson home included Robert Taylor Benedict Fern Draucker Stromsburg and Oscar and Henry Blase. Tea at Emmet Shoup house showcased Carla Shoup and Richard Blase gifts. Louie Blase visited Elmer Wilshusen in Litzenburger Central City hospital Monday. Portland Oregon residents Martin Baumann and relatives will dine with Louie Blase Tuesday. Max Kroger and daughters of Kearney were weekend guests of Paul Coover and birthday celebrations joined by Larry Coo ver family. Carroll Flodman received a long distance call from Deland San Diego. Richard Johnson Dale Nyberg families visited Doniphan and Stuhr Museum Grand Island.
The Cemetery Association will meet in the Swede Plain Church basement on Wednesday April 5 1972 at 8 p.m. to elect two members to the Board.
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