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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1967
Page
7
Last week in the pork community, numerous visits and gatherings occurred. Neighbors welcomed relatives from Stromsburg Osceola Lincoln and Santa Ana California while noting birthdays and travel from Trinity College Chicago to Monticello Iowa community events.
The Swede Plain WSCS met in the church basement on September 13 with Mrs Arthur Samuelson leading devotions and Mrs Lester Widga presiding over the business session. Program leaders were Mrs Russell Fjell and Mrs Lyle Widga as nine Polk Methodist Church ladies presented a skit Old Fashion Ladies Aid.
Mr and Mrs Louie Blase and others attended a dinner at Gust Driewer's York home. Carl Reeb Eureka I and Fred Reeb Geneva visited Will Garling Wednesday. A Friday gathering at Mrs Lloyd Stromberg's included Ruth Kroger Sioux Falls and Jill McNaught Hastings among attendees. Dwight Burney and group who toured Expo 67 Montreal in June held a reunion at Mrs Orpha Due's York home with 26 guests from Lincoln Holdrege Goehner Beaver Crossing Hastings Crete Leigh and York.
Mrs Ida Shrum and Mrs Margaret Bowers of Stromsburg spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Grant Johnson. Mr and Mrs Mark Eskildson of Hampton were Monday visitors. Mrs Mae Sundberg and Mrs Emma Johnson joined dinner guests at the Bodines. Elwood Sandell and Kendall visited Lincoln with the Sandells’ daughters. Mrs Paul Strand attended a coffee party in Stromsburg for former classmates. Orlie Miller and Mrs Hoffman hosted Thursday visitors. Dee Willits and Robert Rahrs called on Grant Willits Sunday afternoon.
Mr and Mrs Dwight Burney visited Mrs Beulah Gustafson Mrs A C Bates and Mrs Mabel Lucado at the Good Samaritan Village in Hastings on Tuesday. Mrs Emma Horstman returned home from a week's visit with her nephew Dick Rowe and brother Art Rowe at Minneapolis Minnesota.
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The guidance recommends broad cast application and starter fertilizer. Save spring days for planting. Apply broadcast fertilizer after harvest and plow this fall to store nutrients in the soil at a depth accessible to corn roots for strong growth.
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