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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1970
Page
8
The record lists counts for the single issue nearest the filing date: 12 copies sold, 25 copies distributed free, and 172 copies distributed in total. These figures reflect the issue�s reach and circulation.
Notice announces Strand Bros Inc as a Nebraska corporation with Polk Nebraska registered office. It outlines purposes in land and real estate, stock 100000 shares par 100, board of three, business to commence January 1 1970 and continue perpetually. Also advertises job opportunities for crop service representatives with No-Chars Plant Food Company box 500 Marion Ohio.
The Lincoln Journal by mail offers for 553 weeks across 34 issues include comic strips and features such as Sylvia Porter Blondie Orphan Annie and Em See It Or Not with AP UPI wire photos weather markets and a Parade Magazine supplement. Rates list daily and Sunday options with yearly totals and ordering through the office.
A sincere thanks to everyone who remembered me with prayers gifts flowers and visits in the hospital and after returning home. c O Rodine.
A birthday gathering for Mrs. Harold A Johnson drew relatives and friends including the Gestrine and Johnson families and visiting neighbors. Nearby notices list local church events and meetings for early October with EMR Committee, district and council schedules.
Friday evening guests at Clarence Bodine's home included Oscar Sundberg Mae Felton and Emma Johnson. Sunday dinners featured Mary Salchow Nina Burke and Stromsburg hosts.
Sophomore and junior high students from Calvary Lutheran Swede Home with teachers Mrs Dennis Johnson Mrs Harvey Sundberg Mrs Duane Jones and Sunday School Superintendent Mrs Ralph Jones toured Polk County Museum Osceola Sunday afternoon Sept 20. Lunch and fellowship followed in church parlors honoring the 1970 confirmation class with notable guests and guides listed.
Cubs roll to a 20-0 victory over the Orioles as Bills rushes for a 3rd TD from Genoa prevention and Polk adds the extra point. Genoa threatens late but fails on a 4th and 5 at the Cub 17 as the Cubs secure the win and prep for a trip to Clarksburg Friday night.
A fragment recalls a Polk character who overindulged and a weary confession "I'm so tired of being drunk." A dyed in the wool Republican voices similar fatigue "I'm so tired of being Republican" as Oscar Sundberg relates Emil Larson Jr. reporting his wife's illness and a doctor visit that ended with a drugstore reception to feel better.
Hannah Hahn expresses gratitude to relatives and friends for cards and visits. She thanks the Royal Neighbors of Hordville for a plant and Minneapolis children for another plant while she was in Osceola Hospital.
Sunday visitors include Mr and Mrs Lloyd Lind Mrs Wilbur Whitacre Emma Anderson Lillie Lind Galyn Lind and Stacey of Axtell Also present were Mr and Mrs Ted Bergman Mrs Ella Keiser of Hildreth and Mr and Mrs Edward Johnson of Minden Orrin Alfred from San Francisco arrived with Norris for a week visit Cecil Newton of Chicago stayed with his mother Ernie Lott and other relatives Mervin Shenk and Claude Shenk hosted a gathering at SHOES see Bob Baack in the Claude Shenk home near Clark Tuesday night
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