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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1973
Page
6
A week of rain and warmth shaped farming plans as fields switch from picking to planting. Temperatures rose from 34 to 68 with frost on Friday and a forecasted 70s not reached, while April 30 brought rain, north winds and a severe storm warning with two tornadoes reported but not touching down.
Sunday guests visited the P. W. Aker home with Bill Wurtz and Julie of Clarks. Mr and Mrs Russell Aker of Harvard and Mr and Mrs James Lindburg joined afternoon coffee. Evening visitors were Mr and Mrs Bobber of Broken Bow and Mr and Mrs Dick Alderson and family of Grand Island. Leslie Adelson hosted Sunday meals. Ernest Donelson, Elsie Burgeson, and Chauncey Gustafson had dinner in Central City.
Mr and Mrs Herbert Wurtz of Clarks were Friday afternoon coffee guests at P W Aker's home. Mr and Mrs Stanford Ang visited Earl Stevens Saturday evening. Joe Brauer of Linn Kansas joined Sunday dinner at Melvin Bender's. Freeman Johnson and Richard Johnson called on Clifford Branting Sunday. Ord Bond of Fremont and Ewald Klingsporn visited Mrs Chauncey Gustafson Sunday afternoon.
Persons turning 62 this year may contact the Social Security office for a monthly benefit estimate. Call 415-3581 for an estray mail and a Lincoln representative will visit Osceola at the Courthouse Second Floor on Wednesday May 9 1973 from 9 30 AM to 11 30 AM.
Last week visitors to the Ray Sundberg home included Mr and Mrs Wilbur Jones and Mr and Mrs Clifford Quick of Central City, Mr and Mrs Willard Lindburg, Mr and Mrs Harvey Sundberg, Vern Jones and Floyd Miller.
Mr and Mrs Dwight Urney spent Easter weekend with relatives at Hartington. Numerous callers visited the Joe Ehn home including Miss Edna Stankel and Mr and Mrs John Recknor hosted guests for Sunday dinner. Arbors Day activities drew Ira Glasser to Nebraska City while families from Palmer Chapman and Gen eva joined Gary Harless for a birthday dinner.
A sale item clustered listing shows large anvil, hydraulic shears, two large vises, and a heavy machine for workshop use. Includes tool set for metalwork and shop upgrades. No specific brands or prices provided.
A varied listing offers a tractor 1 hp a Dayton electric motor J D mower sickles 7 ft and weed cutter accessories welding rods IHC oil filters mower rivets sickle sections pry bars iron bolts washers nuts grease guns oil cans fans storage cupboard fiberglass and corrugated iron. Both new and used.
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