Polk Local News Social Visits and Birthday Cheer
Mr. Robert Stohl and daughter Genoa along with Mrs. Julia Flodman were Sunday dinner guests in the C. Marvin Fredrickson home. Visitors included Mrs. Harry Jones of Hardville and Mrs. Glen Babcock on Friday afternoon, and Mr. and Mrs. Victor Kerker of Whiting Iowa with Mr. and Mrs. Louie Blase visiting Thursday for Mrs. Garling's birthday. A cancer meeting at the Yancey Hotel in Grand Island drew Mrs. W. V. Kosch, Mrs. E. Gabel, Mrs. H. Augustin of Shelby, Mrs. Martin Roberts of Osceola, and others including Mrs. C. Marvin Fredrickson.
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Robert Stohl
Genoa
Julia Flodman
C. Marvin Fredrickson
Harry Jones
Hardville
Glen Babcock
Victor Kerker
Whiting
Iowa
Louie Blase
Will Garling
Garling
W. V. Kosch
E. Gabel
H. Augustin
Shelby
Martin Roberts
Osceola
Yancey Hotel
Grand Island
Arborville Community Club Host and Local Social Notices
Mrs Burgess entertained the Arborville Community Club with 14 members present and sewing. Ted J Otte returned home from York hospital after a four day stay. Numerous local families and friends gathered for dinners, suppers, and visits across several homes, marking anniversaries and social events in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Burgess
Ted J. Otte
Chas. Burgess
Arborville
Francis Skinner
Hordville
Chas. Purgess
Melvin Bender
Lowell Bills
Roger Werner
M. D. Anderson
Bradshaw
Duane Eaton
Tom Gnauden
Roy Perkins
L. D. Perkins
Clarence van Ostrand
Wayland Flodman
Jackie Cramer
Vernon Cline
Roy R. Perkins
Seed sources matter for Polk County native grasses
Polk County Soil and Water Conservation District urges using locally adapted native grass seed for permanent pastures and ranges. Work unit conservationist Harold Klingman notes over 600 acres seeded last year, emphasizing seeds from distant areas may fail in severe winters due to climate strain. Farmers should buy mixtures recommended by local conservation staff and choose Polk-adapted strains.
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Polk County
Texas
Arizona
Mary Etta Miller obituary from Osceola Nebraska
Mary Etta Miller age 80 dies at home in Polk Nebraska after a long life in Osceola and Silver Creek. Born August 5 1881 in California Junction Iowa she married Frank Miller on July 9 1901 and had two children Florene Doremus and Loren Miller. Services held March 24 at Osceola Methodist Church with Rev O A Johnson and Rev Ray Hankin officiating. Burial in Osceola Cemetery.
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Mary Etta Miller
Fiora
George Cremeen
California Junction
Iowa
Polk
Nebr
Polk County
Valley County
Nebraska
Wheatland
Wyo
Osceola
Silver Creek
Methodist Church
Maple Leaf Club
Beulah Cemetery Association
Osceola Methodist Church
O. A. Johnson
Ray E. Hankin
Rock of Ages
Viola Wieseman
Clara Massie
Maurine Schuman
Floyd Frizzell
Norman Carter
March 30 Final Day for 1962 Feed Grain Barley Sign-Ups
The Polk ASC County Committee notes March 30 1962 as the final sign up day for participants in the 1962 Feed Grain and Barley Programs. Diverted acreage may be grazed until May 1 1962 with notice to protect fields and prevent fencing costs. Washington confirms reseal programs unavailable for 1957 corn 1958 wheat 1959 grain sorghums and barley crops.
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Polk Asc County Committee
Washington
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Arborville News
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