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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1973
Page
4
The week saw persistent rain from Tuesday Sept 25 through Sunday Sept 30 with 7.76 inches in the first 29 days of September and a 9 month total of 30.37 inches. Temperatures averaged mild and variable with northeast winds and cautious forecasts for dryer days ahead.
Mrs Lloyd Lind and Arlyce travel to Omaha for the Ak-Sar-Ben rodeo. Twenty two ladies hold a house warming for Mrs Orpha Davis in York. Miss Maggie Christensen of St Paul, along with Mrs A E Swanson and Mrs Anna Kisler, join luncheon hosted by Mrs Hennie Seymour. Mr and Mrs Robert Christensen of St Paul and Mr and Mrs W C Steel dine with Mr and Mrs Lennis Lind. Robert Christensen is a cousin of Mrs Lind.
Kent Anderson and families visit relatives in Lincoln and Central City. Numerous guests drop by homes of the Aker, Lindburg, Hahn, Reckner, Johnson, Gustafson, Wittler, and Henderson households for dinners, lunches, coffee, and weekend gatherings. Haggert recently released from hospital.
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