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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1972
Page
8
The text records a stream of reflective letters and diary fragments mentioning packing boxes of games and books, personal musings on failure and inner life, and a digressive aside about move to a new house. It hints at a writer named Linda Ludlow and themes of liberal Democrat identity and self analysis.
September 21 Roast beef in brown gravy with potatoes celery stuffed, apricot sauce, rolls and butter and jelly. September 22 Toasted cheese sandwiches, 1% deviled egg, green beans, cherry cobbler. September 25 Barbecued hamburger with corn, carrot sticks, pear sauce, sandwiches. September 26 Sausage and cheese loaf, potatoes, fruit, cookie. September 27 Chicken casserole, lettuce salad, sauce, dinner rolls and butter.
Osceola Nebraska county commissioners met August 22 1972 with Johnson Flodman present Peterson absent. A resolution approving the 1972 1973 county budget was adopted on a roll call vote. The board adjourned at 4 30 PM to reconvene September 5 1972.
Mr and Mrs Harvey Sundberg were visitors and coffee guests in the Robert Willits home Monday evening. Reeves hunted prairie chicken and grouse around Bassett over the weekend with Leonard reporting several birds bagged.
The Modern Millillies Extension Club will demonstrate flower arrangements at Arborville Hall on Tuesday September 26 at 2 00 pm Mrs Harold Bedient of York will be the demonstrator All interested persons are invited to attend.
Friday afternoon Clara Anderson called at Raymond Sundberg home while visitors included Wallace Sundell and Willard Lindburg. Sunday evening guests came from Osceola and Lincoln. thence others joined by the Sundbergs and Willits families. Thirteen Polk women attended a Republican meeting in Osceola. Dinner guests at Kosmicks in Lincoln included Burney and Blanchard with plans to watch the Texas A&M vs Nebraska game. Birthdays honored for Joe Ehn and Dodge Clardy.
We thank friends for sympathy expressions cards memorial gifts and food at the time of the passing of Ku’s mother. Pastor and Mrs John J. T. Kim
Mr and Mrs Elwood Sandell Kendell and Mary Lou and Carmen Sandell spent Sunday in Lincoln with Mary Lou and Carmen. Dean Sundberg Ivan Sundberg and granddaughter Sandy visited Chauncey Gustafson Saturday evening and lunch. Lawrence and Emil Peterson and their spouses from Schleswig Iowa overnighted with Roland Stromberg. A Sunday luncheon at Glen Hill hosted Eli Meyerson University of Nebraska dean of student affairs his wife Axel Berglund of Lincoln Blanche Sundberg of Stromsburg Arlo Stevens Irvin Anderson and Dwight Burney. Irvin Anderson attended the Republican Ladies luncheon at Osceola Monday noon. They also visited Enoch Peterson Bessie Green and Alice Fredrickson in hospital. Carlson families held a birthday dinner Sunday at the Stromsburg Hotel. Several birthdays were celebrated. Lennis Lind was a Tuesday morning coffee guest at Nettie Carlson home.
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