Abbi Harrington Is Mile Winner In District
Abbi Harrington won the mile at the district track meet held in Central City on Wednesday May 14. Her victory earns her a chance to run the mile at the North Platte Girls Track Meet on Friday May 13.
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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1977
Page
2
Abbi Harrington won the mile at the district track meet held in Central City on Wednesday May 14. Her victory earns her a chance to run the mile at the North Platte Girls Track Meet on Friday May 13.
School lunch menus list meals for May 16 to 18. Monday offers bean and buttered noodles fruit salad scalloped corn rolls dessert and milk. Tuesday features beef patties on bun with accompanying sides.
A satirical column extols the idea that any task can be done with a willing helper. It mocks ambitious Americans who claim bosses must always prevail and notes a 22-year-old retiree and a 2-year-old boss as examples.
A brief item notes that chewing with the mouth open could have consequences such as license loss, prompting readers to consider manners and potential repercussions.
The Polk County Association for Retarded Citizens schedules its May meeting for May 16 at 7 30 p m in Stromsburg United Methodist Church with Marcia Lanicky presenting Citizen Advocacy The group invites new or renewing members with a $5 00 donation to Rev Robert L Hopkins Box 62 Polk No 68654 and offers informational talks and slides on PARC Parkinson.
Nettie Carlson Nellie LaVelle Emma Anderson and Lillie Lind hosted a carry in lunch for Alvena Lind on her birthday Friday. Weekend visitors included Jonita Baack from Kearney and several local families in Holdrege Grand Island Genoa Central City Minden Columbus Campbell and Hastings.
Clerk Mary E Rempe of the County Court publishes notices on May 12 19 and 26 detailing court actions and deadlines for involved parties.
Lydia Blase thanks friends and relatives for birthday cards that made her day happy and blessed.
Sunday and Monday visits spread across Stroms burg, Lincoln, Grand Island, Clarks, York, and surrounding towns as families including Adelsons, Lindgrens, Stohls, Hoffmans, Sundbergs, and Rahrs shared meals and companionship with relatives. Notable attendees include Vance Stohl, Leilani Stohl, Ted Dittmer, Ed Saylor, Oscar Sundberg, and Arthur Kohl.
Mrs Delores Aringdale called Mrs Arthur Doremus Monday to wish Mother's Day greetings. Mrs James Wilson visits her daughter and family in Palo Alto while Mr and Mrs Bruce Lusignan host in Palo Alto. Mr and Mrs Robert McDonald and family of York were Sunday supper guests of Mr and Mrs Arthur Doremus. Mr and Mrs Carl Salchow and family of Kearney were Sunday guests of Mrs Mary Salchow. Mr and Mrs Rudolph Gustafson visited Cen Mr and Mrs Vern Nelson. Mr and Mrs Richard Johnson were Mother's Day guests of the Jee Nyberg family at Central Y. Thursday Mr and Mrs Cecil Newton of Bradshaw took Mrs Margaret Lott to a cafe for Mother's Day.
Friday evening visitors included Mr and Mrs Stanford Ang. Sunday evening visits featured Mr and Mrs Stanford Ang with Mr and Mrs Larry Coover and family. Saturday evening guests were Mr and Mrs Lynn Sundberg with Mr and Mrs Neal Van Housen and family. Mother's Day dinner at a Central City cafe brought together Mr and Mrs Clarence Bolton of Lincoln, Mr and Mrs Donald Hanquist and Lori, and Mrs Laura Bolton. Walter Nelson visited weekend at Mr and Mrs Marvin Nelson in Broken Bow.
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