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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1954
Page
6
The Board of County Commissioners adjourned after approving remaining business. The session ended with no further items and scheduled to meet on May 4, 1954. Approved signatures include John I. Anderson County Clerk and Guildford D. Bryan Chairman.
Miss Delores Steinke of Central City dined with the Gustafson home crowd. Mr. Willis Oswald of Grand Island visited Thursday while Gir and Mrs. Oscar Gustafson attended the Republican County Convention in Aurora Monday.
Walter Fisher expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors who visited him in the hospital and offered help, thanking them for their kindness and support.
Mrs Fisher expresses gratitude to friends and relatives for gifts cards and letters while in Om aha hospital. Mrs Pearl Jack returns to Polk after eight months with granddaughter Mrs John Parker in Kennewick Washington and vacation time there.
Miss Demaris Johnson daughter of Mr and Mrs Don Johnson Osceola and granddaughter of the Fred Johnsons and Mrs Mary Light was chosen by Luther College student body at Wa hoo as May Queen in festivities held May 1. Kenneth Davis son of Mrs Frank Davis North Bend drug store manager was elected president of the North Bend Chamber of Commerce. Mrs Russell Cook of Minneapolis visiting her daughter Mrs Elwood Anderson family en route home after funeral in Lagrange Wyoming. Janice Sundberg Central City was weekend visitor with her parents. Mr and Mrs Oscar Sundberg and Mrs Gene Bauer Sutton motored to Trenton on business. Mrs Ollie Johnson Mrs Robert Steenbock and Bradley Johnson Osceola attended Luther College May Day festivities in Wahoo.
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