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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1963
Page
6
The ASCS issues a series of updates including grazing the Diverted Acres after October 1 1963 to aid fall and winter planning amid drought. 1964 wheat allotments mailed in April are in effect for the fall planting with price support only for those within allotments.
Polk Local News notes a Sunday dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Heiden with Rev. Finnismeyer and multiple families attending to celebrate the baptism of Jeffrey Lynn Heiden. Other visits include Gloria, Carol and Mary of Omaha and local hosts Gloria Larson and Martha Larson.
Lincoln representative H. I. Hornby will visit Osceola September 11, 1963. He will be in the courthouse on the second floor from 8:30 a.m. to noon to help residents understand their social security status and plan for retirement. Inquire before you retire.
Polk County Soil and Water Conservation District plans an air tour for Friday September 16 departing Stromsburg airport. Supervisors Ray Burke and Gordon Fredrickson previewed the flight over countywide conservation work since 1945, noting cumulative progress though many measures are not road visible.
A gathering of 25 friends and relatives celebrated the 89th birthday of Mrs Channa Erickson at Lindeman Home in Central City. The event took place Saturday afternoon August 31 at Central City Park with luncheon and well wishes. Out of town guests included her son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Arthur Erickson of Racine Wisconsin.
Mr and Mrs Wallace Sandell visited his aunt Mrs Esther Larson at the Bebee Rest Home in Aurora Sunday afternoon.
A listing describes Deere trailers paired with Midwest hoists and electric boxes with springs. It notes a John Deere 2-row corn head No 10 in A-1 condition suitable for a J D combine.
A reader list shows miscellaneous items including steel fence posts comfort cover for a John Deere A tractor Wise with 31 inch jaws pump jack likely part of farm supply cage.
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