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Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Nov 20, 1969

Page

7

Birthday and visit notices from York area gathering

The article lists multiple social visits in the Pork community. Dwight Burney and James Wilson hosted at a York cafe for Mrs. Burney’s birthday. The Burneys and Wilsons visited Orpha Due in York on Sunday. Lampshire visited Wesley Burney in Lincoln. A miscellaneous shower honored Patty Doremus at Paul Fusby. Carrie and Ada Semple visited Walter Fisher in Palmer. The Fisher family hosted a reunion dinner at Robert Vandergrift’s Stromsburg home for Mrs. Fisher’s birthday. Wayne Swanson and Virgil Tenniges visited Roger Werner in St Louis and Lincoln guests joined Conrad Lindholm’s November birthday and Thanksgiving gathering.

Dwight Burney York James Wilson Gilbert Lampshire Walter Fisher Robert Vandergrift Stromsburg Mrs. Fisher Wayne Swanson St. Louis Virgil Tenniges Roger Werner Wayne Lindholm and Russell Lincoln Robert Harden Holdrege Conrad Lindholm

Parathion Has Little Effect On Pheasants

University of Nebraska entomology and Game Commission researchers report preliminary tests in milo fields near Mead show no pheasants deaths or behavioral changes after spraying with eight ounces parathion per acre. Tissue analysis ongoing to measure cholinesterase levels amid a controlled study.

University of Nebraska Department of Entomology Game Commission University Mead

Certified Grass Seed Should Be Planted

Nebraska farmers now plant certified adapted grass seed to ensure seed origin and vigor. Polk County reports 5 321 acres planted with varieties such as Big Bluestem Kaw Pawnee Little Bluestem Aldous Blaze Indian Grass Nebraska 54 Switchgrass Blackwell Pathfinder and Side oats Drama Trailway. Local Soil Conservation Service Office in Osceola can provide seed mix guidance.

Nebraska Polk County Blackwell Soil Conservation Service Osceola

Evangelical Free Church Hosts Japan Slide Program

The W M S of the Evangelical Free Church sponsored a Sunday night program at the church featuring slides of Japan. Mrs Reuben Hanquist led the program with narration by Mrs John Nyberg. A lunch followed. Judy Gartner and Leigh Anne Gustafson of Hastings visited the Roger Gustafson home Sunday afternoon.

Martha Creech Honored At A Miscellaneous Shower

Miss Martha Creech of York was feted at a Baptist church shower hosted by the Mission Circle. Out of town guests included Mrs. Betty Van Dyke and Mrs. Janice Ernst. program featured readings, songs, and a skit with students. Guests wrapped gifts under a red lighted Christmas tree as the ceremony closed with prayer and coffee.

Martha Creech York Baptist Church Mission Circle Betty van Dyke Council Bluffs Janice Ernst Omaha Ted Otte Benedict Gene Wood Mary Lou Sandell Lincoln Otte Miss Creech Alice Jones Lois Killion Louise Merchant

Wool Incentive Payment Rules for Polk County Producers

Wool producers must bring sales documents for shorn wool and unshorn lambs to the Polk County ASCS Office to qualify for 1969 incentive payments. A single payment can cover both wool and unshorn lamb sales, and purchases of replacement stock must be reported. Shorn wool payments equal a percentage designed to lift the national average price to 69 cents per pound.

Aday Polk County ASCS Richard C. Sealey ASC Sealey

Mr and Mrs Liyle Widga Visit Martin Hoffman Sr Home

Mr and Mrs Liyle Widga were Sunday evening visitors in the Martin Hoffman Sr home.

Mrs. Liyle Widga Martin Hoffman Sr

December 27 Luncheon Served by Four Hosts

Meal served on December 27 by Mrs. Ted Otte, Mrs. Martin Jones, Mrs. Larry Killion, and Mrs. Robert Merchant for attendees in a local event. The list highlights four women who hosted the luncheon and contributed to the gathering.

Ted Otte Martin Jones Larry Killion Robert Merchant

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