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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1975
Page
7
August heat ends as cooler wet weather arrives. Rain near an inch boosts dryland milo prospects. Temperatures fall from 95 to 59 with a shift to northerly winds and showers. The forecast calls for drier days ahead. EVANCE Se FREE CHURCH Nebraska Willie Paris, Pastor news items follow.
Sunday visitors included Mr and Mrs Martin Hoffman Sr in Marquette with S. S. Pierson. Fern Dranker of Stromsburg and Wanda of Omaha with Oscar Anderson. Martha Johnson returning from Cedar Rapids. Also seen were Mrs Russell Fjell and Mrs Emma Anderson in York with Sterling Nelson. weekend guests Lowell Bills's home with Mae Brown and Ed Manley families. Ruth Bills visiting Stromsburg. Dan Bowen and Bill Bowen families from Council Bluffs for dinner. Reuben Ehn and Sam Cook plus Rolla Williams in Midwest Covenant Home Stromsburg.
A cool dry day with a 50 degree morning low and 73 degree afternoon high. East wind and clear skies expected with little chance of rain.
The Village of Polk board met September 2 1975 approving a resolution for a contract with UPRR regarding overhead power lines on the CD 37880 5 C right of way. They discussed a possible front update for the Community Hall and approved audited bills including utilities and services.
Mrs Leo Anderson of Scottsdale visited in the Tarr home through Thursday. Guests included Mrs Mary Monson of Aurora and Anna Rau with Mrs Clarence Guthrie. Deacons met at Don Hanquist’s. Numerous locals hosted friends from Osceola Hastings Fremont Lincoln and Denver as weeklong visits and family hospitality continued across the pork community.
There being no further business to come before the Board, a motion prevailed to adjourn. Arnold L. Neuhaus, Village Clerk.
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