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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1952
Page
6
Mrs Augusta Johnson Harod Charles Carlson and Ibba Slanquist left Tuesday to spend several days with relatives at Topeka Kansas.
Mr and Mrs Reinben Anderson and Mr and Mrs Ra Werner left Saturday on a fishing trip in Minnesota. Mrs Pearl Jack returned Monday from Stromsburg Hospital after a ten day stay. Mr and Mrs Harry Anderson of San Diego and Mrs Andrew Graves of Clarks visited the Albert Sundberg home. The Swede Plain MY organized at the Willard Adelson home with officers Marie LaVella president James Adelson vice president Marilyn Lind secretary Donald Widge treasurer Jeanette O'Connor pianist. It was planned to remove the church sign and repaint it. Next meeting will be at Mari LaVelle's home.
Mrs Walter Scheele and Marion of Lincoln spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Will Garling.
A notice urges holders to check policy age limits for polio coverage. Some plans cap coverage at 17 or 18 years, after which a separate policy is needed. The memo recommends a family bread disease policy covering polio and other illnesses, priced at $13 per year or $32 for three years, offered through stable oldline companies.
Mr and Mrs Fred Wite of Las Vegas and Nevala visited relatives including Ollie Johnson. W H Lavelle and Merle Lavelle hosted a Sunday gathering in Clarks. York College student Jack Lavelle and the Willard Adelsom party attended the Person Pollard wedding, with Emil Person and Jennie Morris also visiting. Ray Ruge and Ida Newton of Central City joined Ernest Lott for dinner.
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