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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1961
Page
4
Twenty four children dressed in costume attended with six teachers and substitutes. They visited Rev. O A Johnson’s home before returning to the church where they enjoyed barbecue hamburgers hot chocolate cupcakes and candy.
Mr and Mrs Walter Binford visited Mr and Mrs Irvin Anderson Thursday evening in a local social gathering noted in society notices.
Mrs. Irvin Anderson was honored with the Diamond Clover Award for 20 years as a 4 H Club Leader in Polk County at the annual Leaders Banquet. County Agent Gary B Garey presented the gold clover leaf pin at the Lutheran Church in Osceola on Monday October 23.
The Farmers Cooperative Produce Association of Polk Nebraska dissolves by resolution dated October 6 1961. Earl Stevens president and Max Jones secretary will manage affairs and payoff debts, with assets totaling 2305 65 and liquidation expenses to be paid. The notice is signed and dated October 19 26 November 2, 1961.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Erickson of Racine arrived for a visit with his mother Mrs. Channa Erickson and other relatives. Mrs. Nellie Enderle and Mark Eskilsen of Hampton were Sunday supper guests at the Grant Johnson home. Oscar Person and daughter Mary Mae of Columbus were luncheon guests with Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Adelson. The Adelsons were Friday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dick Larson and Cindy of Central City. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Reed visited Sunday with Rev. and Mrs. B. A. Barnell at Benedict.
A long list of neighbors and relatives visited the Leslie Adelson home during the week with stops in Rockford Central City Omaha Hastings Gresham and Grand Island. Attendees included Rodney Anderson Hennie Seymour George Burke and many others sharing meals and social hours. A birthday party for Mrs Hi Green was held with Bunco and lunch, while football watching and weekend visits rounded out the social calendar.
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