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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1962
Page
3
A group of classmates and friends surprised Bertha Holtorf at the Paul Tyler home on Sunday evening May 5. Hostesses were Mr and Mrs Paul Tyler and Sally Person of Clarks. The party featured lunch, dancing to records, and many gifts for Bertha.
Miss Marilyn Lemke daughter of Dr and Mrs Paul Lemke of Ashley North Dakota completed nurse training in Minneapolis in February She will receive a Bachelor of Science degree from Hamline University in St Paul Minnesota on June 3 Dr Lemke was pastor of Polk Baptist Church 1944 1950 Marilyn attended Polk grade school She graduated from Bob Jones Christian Academy Greenville South Carolina and studied at Bob Jones University North Dakota University University of Minnesota and Hamline University She plans to join the staff of Bob Jones University this September
Mr and Mrs Robert Vandegrift and family of Stromsburg were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs W J Fisher. Sunday evening supper guests were Mr and Mrs Will Semple of Palmer and Harold Semple of Burwell. Mrs Laura Bolton was a Sunday dinner guest of her sister and husband Mr and Mrs Fred Berg en of Tamora.
ASCS outlines conservation requirements for 1962 soybean price support. National average support set at $2.25 per bushel with county rates to be announced. Eligible beans must come from farms maintaining 1959-60 conserving land, grade No. 4 or better, ≤14 percent moisture, and adequate storage. Loans and purchase agreements will apply.
Friday afternoon callers visited R. A. Homolka in Crete hospital. Mr and Mrs Walter Binford visited Central City friends Sunday. Look-out class of the Methodist Church held a social at Harold and Haroldine Anderson home with six couples. O A Johnson led devotions. Pot-luck lunch served. A picnic is planned for the first Sunday in August.
Availability extends from harvest time through January 31, 1963, with the loan maturing on May 31, 1963.
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