I Dare You Message From Olympic Hopeful Cliff Cushman
Lt. Clifton Cushman, a 1960 Olympic runner and Air Force pilot, writes a bold letter to Grand Forks youth. He urges teens to try for personal goals, eschew negative peers, improve grades and fitness, read more, and attend church, ending with a challenge to begin anew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Mills
Washington
D. C
Clifton Cushman
Air Force
Paine Field
Wash
Cliff Cushman
Tokyo
Cushman
Grand Forks
N. Dak
North Dakota
Kansas
NBC
Monitor
U.S
Neighborhood Socials Fill Weekend in Polk Area
Widgas hosted coffee guests Friday evening as the Fjells attended a Polk basketball game. Saturday afternoon visitors at Francis Donelson’s included Mrs Irvin Rystrom and Mrs Ansel Lindquist. Lincoln visit followed birthday lunch for Mrs Binford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Fjell
Dale Fjell
Lester Widgas
Fjells
Polk
Francis Donelson
Irvin Rystrom
Ansel Lindquist
Irvin Anderson
David Sundberg
Walter Binford
Binford
Kenneth Anderson
Marvin Erickson
Gordon Fredrickson
Paul Monson
Verlin Johnson
Randy
Norman Leach
Wesley Jones
Vernon Peterson
Milton Johnson. Jr
Polk area notes on births birthdays and local visits
A Polk community roundup reports Rhonda Widga's heart surgery in Omaha, Wm Brown of Derby England death after surgery, a bridal shower for Mrs Bruce Johnson, WSCS meeting with guests from Archer and Central City, Glen Leverington visiting Broken Bow, T A Stevens 84th birthday gathering, a large 82nd birthday for Mrs John Smith, Gust Seaquist 76 death in Hordville, and Douglas Bush visiting from Omaha while Norris Alfred returns from a three month trip to Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Eisler
Rhonda Widga
Verland Widga
University Hospital
Omaha
Leonard Warnick
Wm. Brown
Derby
England
Bruce Johnson
Lennart Johnson
Ruth Kroger
Gaylen Holmes
Floyd Johnson
Broken Bow
T. A. Stevens
Wayne Stevens
Ewing
L. M. Sundberg
Larry Hammond Bruce and Bradley
Rockford
Earl
Horace Stevens
Floyd Miller
James Lindberg
Archie
Glen
Polk
Don Birchfield
Ill
Raymond
Greeley
Colo
John Smith
John Urich
Loup City
L. Warnick
Gust Seaquist
Hordville
Central City
Douglas Bush
Richard Johnson
Omaha University
Norris Alfred
Ore
Cattle prices expected stable into spring
University of Nebraska economist Everett Peterson says fed cattle prices likely stay steady through March with possible rises of 50 cents to a dollar. After March a mild decline of 1 to 2 may occur unless drought forces grass cattle sales. feeders should market at minimum weight for their grade in 1965. Alaska flora note adds trivia.
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Everett Peterson
University of Nebraska Extension
Peterson
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Main Street, U.S. A
Farm Bureau
Richard Klein
Ins
West Side News
Widgas
Mrs Homer Green
Howard Sundberg
Richard Boyd
Ricky
Lincoln
Lynn Sundberg
Bruce
Milton Johnson Jr
Ardean Kohtz
Susan
Judy
LeRoy Peterson
York
Homer Green
Bulldog Band Blast Ohs Auditorium
Paris
Gene K. Dappen
Silver Creek
H&m Lister
John Deere
Colby
Kelly-Ryan
Avery
Buster Lister
Caldwell
Montgomery-Ward
Oliver
Ford
George and
Geneva Carter
Fritz Engel
E. H. Tooker
Farmers State Bank
Gon
British Columbia
Shirley Hahn
Minneapolis
Minn
Hannah Hahn
Polk Woman’s Club
Leslie Adison
Henry Horstman
Lloyd Stromberg
Alaska
Albert Inselman
Columbus
Shelby
Lone Star
Lynch
New Holland
John Beere
David Bradley
H&n
Buss-Conyers Auction Co
Aucts
Columbus Bank
Sigler
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