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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1962
Page
7
Nearly 500000 cock pheasants go unharvested each year in Nebraska as unused stock. In 1961 the state recorded 1300600 pheasants killed, highlighting a large surplus of birds not utilized for reproduction or harvest.
In two years Merriam turkeys in Nebraska have grown from 28 birds originally stocked to over 1,000, officials report a rapid expansion of the wild breed across the region and nearby counties.
Mr and Mrs Max Sonderland of Skokie TJ spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Stanford Ang Mr and Mrs Dave Ekdahl and Mrs Betty Ang. Mrs Bill Carlin returned to her home in Denver after spending 10 days with her mother Mrs Josephine Samuelson. She also visited in the Dean Samuelson and Leland Harless homes. Mr and Mrs Joe Ehn and Mrs Bill Carlin returned Chas Ehn to the Covenant Home in Stromsburg last Monday after spending three weeks in the Osceola hospital. Mr and Mrs Edd Coover attended the funeral of S Johnson at Stromsburg Monday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Carl Christiansen and Jolene of Lincoln were weekend guests in the Larson home. The group were all Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Leroy Nelson.
Mr and Mrs Sterling Anderson and nephew from Clarks visited Mr and Mrs Robert Brazda and Becky on Saturday. Hennie Seymour hosted a Thursday luncheon for Ruth Bills Anna Appleton and Wilmer Bodine. Grand Island trip for Mrs Haggart birthday celebrated with P W Aker Herbert Wurtz and others. Family Night at Swede Plain Methodist featured a Chile film. Adelson couple visited Clarks and Cedar Rapids trip to meet new granddaughter.
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