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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1972
Page
7
The Polk city page reports on Polk baseball association committee appointments led by J H Dempster and H M McGuffin, a large egg shipment by A G Lindburg, and Vic and Walter Johnson planning a new restaurant. It notes local family visits, school and civic events, a special stock train to Chicago, and Hordville’s 19 to 0 win. Arnold Isaacson begins a sixth term as Polk mayor as district Rebekah activity and other local notes fill the page.
Local newspaper segment shows postal designation Polk Nebraska and 1879 act, advertising rates per column inch, obituary and poetry line charges, Card of Thanks pricing, subscription rates in state and elsewhere, and single copy note.
A Lincoln representative will visit the Osceola Courthouse on the second floor Wednesday May 10 1972 from 9 30 to 11 30 A M to answer questions about filing and benefits and to take applications by telephone or mail if preferred.
Mr and Mrs Richard Gustafson and family attended a Sunday family reunion at Mike Harris home in Clarks. Mrs Henry Steinke celebrated a birthday. Visitors stayed with Clifford Branting include Clarence Munn Central City Homer Green Stromsburg Paul Wagner and Richard Johnson. Norman Reetz Lincoln spent weekend with Martin Baack. Baack family joined for dinner. Anna Kisler and great granddaughter Tina Jacobsen visited Clem Prososki in Omaha. Clarence Gutherle also visited.
Mrs Hannah Hahn hosted a Saturday to Sunday stay in Osceola with Darwin Hahn guests and hospital release news. Rodney Hanquist and Lori Hanquist visited St Paul with extended Sunday dinners for Donald Hanquist Laura Bolton and Elmer Hanquist.
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