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Newspaper

Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1976

Page

6

Winter Birding Along the Platte River in Nebraska

In late fall conditions the Platte River valley shows scarce bird life. Swede Lind and I note brown thrashers, killdeer, Harris sparrow, tree sparrows, robins, red-breasted nut hatches, black capped chickadees, juncos, flickers, red-tail and marsh hawks, and occasional bald eagles yet are cautious about peak migrations.

Platte River Lind Killdeer Nebraska Arctic Platte Covenant Cedars Lee Morris

Baptist Ladies Meet in First Baptist Church Circle Session

The Woman's Mission Circle of the First Baptist Church met November 11 at 2:00 p.m. Mrs Dean Lindburg led devotions. Mrs Dwayne Miller presented the program. Mrs Don Hanquist chaired the business meeting. Hostesses were Mrs Roger Merchant, Mrs Ron Adams, and Mrs Walter Nelson.

Woman’s Mission’ Circle First Baptist ‘Church Dean’ Lindburg Dwayne, Miller Don’ Hanquist Roger , Merchant Ron’ Adams Walter Nelson

Polk News Briefs: Local Visitors and Social Mix

Mr and Mrs Rudolph Gustafson visited Stanford Angeln home Wednesday evening. Dinner guests included Mr and Mrs Donald Ostberg. Wednesday guests were Mr and Mrs Jake Byers Mr and Mrs Warren Wegner of Central City and Mr and Mrs Paul Coover. Mr and Mrs Noel Kealiher visited Don Bjerrum Sunday evening. Reuben Swanson spoke with Wallace Sherwood Thursday afternoon and supper at Stromsburg. Carl Brown's Sunday guests were A M Brown and Bill York. Emory Cramer and Larry Cramer of Stromsburg visited Susan Cramer in Lincoln. Dick Harless and family attended Friday supper at Lee Marless.

Rudolph Gustafson Stanford Ang Donald Ostberg Jake Byers Warren Wegner Central City Paul Coover Noel Kealiher Don Bjerrum Reuben Swanson

Waxwings and Robins Echo Changes in Habitat

The text notes that waxwings are commonly seen with robins and that a prolonged absence signals habitat change. It emphasizes bird watching as both delight and reassurance, acknowledging the precarious existence of birds and possible disaster from habitat disruption.

Purina Purina Check

Polk Community Sunday Dinner Guests Honor Residents

Sunday dinner guests gathered in multiple local homes including Mr and Mrs Reuben Hanquist with families, Mr and Mrs Roger Hanquist, Mr and Mrs Miland Hanquist of Lincoln, and Hulda Sagehorn hosting guests with Martha Driever of Oregon Wisconsin. Additional visits included Joe Ehn in Clarks, Roland Stromberg and daughter JoElla in Omaha for a wedding, and Carl Broion hosting Harold Carlson family and others celebrating Mrs Harold Carlson's birthday.

Reuben Hanquist Roger Hanquist Miland-Hanquist Lincoln Hulda ‘Sagehorn Martha, Driever Oregon Wisc Ed Jones Hampton Mary Rhode Rickenberg Don Schmidt Hulda Sagehorn Joe Ehn Gary Stevens Mary Jean Malisey Kenneth “Rumery Shelly David City Marvin Branting Carl Broion Harold. Carlson Clyde Jeanelle Robert Carlson Smith Center Kans Alfred L'Heureux Lindburg

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