Polk Locals Attend Socials and Visits Across Area
Mrs Reuben Hanquist attended a Gideon Auxiliary meeting in Alliance returning Sunday. Visitors stop by Minden Pioneer Village and Stromsburg Bantists. Families in Clarks Genoa and Lincoln host gatherings. Arborville club meets with eight members. Lofty birthday observances honor Mrs Cora Lindburg and Mrs Hult. Central City and Oklahoma guests join the Leach and Tupper families for supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herschel Shenk
Arborville Community Club
Louise Wurtz
Covenant Home
Stromsburg
Irvin Blase
Henry Blase
Frank Scheapler
Will Blase
John Smith
Keene Huestle
Kim and
Kirk
Grants
N.M
Paula Stevenses
Arthur Adelson
Albert Hult
Covenant
Hult
Mr. Adelson
Elwood Sandell
Kendall
C. R. Leach
Central City
R. O. Tupper
Oklahoma City
Okla
Polk County 4-H Achievement delayed to November 25
County Agent Gary B. Garey announces Polk County 4-H Achievement will be held Wednesday November 25 at 7 30 p m in the Osceola High School Auditorium. The program will feature county and state award winners for 1965 and 3, 5, and 10 year membership pins from the Polk County Farm Bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary B. Garey
Polk County
Osceola High School
Polk County Farm Bureau
Merrick County
Genrich Named LT&T Manager for Stromsburg Exchange
Loul A Genrich was appointed manager of the Stromsburg exchange for the Lincoln Telephone and Telegraph Co replacing retiree L C Williams Genrich a Beatrice area native began with LT and T in 1960 as a groundman and rose to combination man switchman in 1962 before this promotion His duties include Osceola and Polk exchanges He is active in civic groups and the Genrich family plans to move to Stromsburg after November end
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Telephone and Telegraph Co
Loul A. Genrich
Stromsburg
L. C. Williams
Beatrice
Genrich
Lt&t
Osceola
Polk
Chambers of Commerce Sertoma Club
American Legion
Dozier Baby Born in Columbus Hospital
Mr and Mrs James B Dozier of Columbus welcomed a daughter at Annie Jeffrey Hospital on November 10. The newborn weighed 9 pounds and was named Kimberly Renee.
1964 Census Update for Polk County Agriculture
The 1964 census of agriculture conducted by the Bureau of the Census in Polk County updates farm and ranch statistics from 1959. It records 1,096 farms in 1959 versus 1,242 in 1954 and an average farm size of 258.9 acres in 1989 compared with 215.3 acres in 1954. Nebraska's worst season ends at sunset December 14 after opening October 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Census Bureau
Bureau of the Census
Polk County
Nebraska
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Killion
Don
Hanquist
Mrs Killion
Ivan Johnson
Arthur Holdt
Kearney
Oscar Jones
Earl Stevens
Bonnie Hanquist
Lincoln
Don Hanquist
Ethel Scoville
Hebron
Dick Neeman
Burdette Cox
Omaha
John Nyberg
Lowell Bills
Martin Hoffman Jr
Ronald Nyberg
Genrich New
Aigee
Berkshire
Fullerton
Fullerton Livestock Market
Fritz Engel
Guernseys
Jersey
T. B
Bangs
Kenneth L. Parp
Elmer Galusha & Sons
South 18Th Street
Omaha, Nebr
Tural
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