Polk County 4 Hers Attend Club Week at Lincoln
Five Polk County 4 H representatives attended Club Week at Lincoln from May 30 to June 4. Tom Brigham received an award from Knights of Aksarben, Sheralee Hill won the county title in Omaha World Herald News Reporter contest, with Donald Peterson and Harriet McCauley also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County
Lincoln
Tom Brigham
Knights of Aksarben
Sheralee Hill
Omaha World Herald
Donald Peterson
Harriet McCauley
Polk County 4-H Awards Open Week of Nebraska Events
Polk County 4-H Awards Committee selected honorees for the Polk County Farm Bureau event. Over 300 youths and leaders attended from across Nebraska. The program featured Timely Topic and News Writer's Contest honors for Sheralee Hill, plus choirs, a film, campus tours, a Fire Department demonstration, and visits to the State Capitol and First Plymouth Church.
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Polk County Farm Bureau
Crosby
Nebraska
Polk County
Sheralee Hill
Lincoln
Green Promise
The
Agricultural College
Cornhusker
State Capitol
First Plymouth Congregational Church
4-H Group Delights in Omaha Trip and Local Events
Weeklong youth gathering featured carillon bells at Antelope Park and animal visits. Speakers covered faith and youth topics, recreation led by Harriet Ellicott, and singalongs with Mrs. Tullis. Friday included an Omaha day with train travel, plant tours, a Brandeis store style show, Union Pacific shops visit, Joslyn Memorial galleries, and a Woodmen of the World Building banquet by the Omaha Chamber of Commerce.
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Omaha
Exchange Building
Brandies
Union Pacific
Joslyn Memorial
Woodmen of the World Building
Mrs Sundberg Visited by Schotts Before University Course
Mrs. Alice Sundberg is visiting a few days with her parents Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Schott before returning to her summer course at the university.
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T. P. Kelley
Mrs
T. E. Kelley
Omaha
Alice Sundberg
E. C. Schott
University
Osceola Nebraska Sealed Bids Open for City Library
City of Osceola invites sealed bids by 8 p m Friday June 24 1949 to furnish labor and materials for a new City Library building. Estimated cost 6500 plans available at City Clerk’s office. Bid must include 100 percent corporate performance bond and a 10 percent bid security. Bidder may not withdraw for 30 days after closing time.
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Osceola
Nebraska
Osceola Nebraska Bid Notice Opens June 24 1949
The city invites bids with surety required and a 10 day period to enter the contract and post a performance bond. A bid will be rejected if no certified check or bid bond is received. The City Council may reject any bid or waive informalities and will read bids aloud at 8pm in the City Council Room.
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Osceola
Nebraska
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First Natt Bank Bldg
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Richard Conte
Edward Arnold
Pete Smith
Percy
Bette Davis Robt
Fay Painter
Tom News
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Jim Gibbins
Ross Richards
Ollie Schneider
Earl Treadway
Grand Island
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D. T. Kelley
Perry Sapp
Nbbc Bridge Club
Ord Wallace
Reuben Timm
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al Chantry
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Timm
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Rae
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Harvester
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Shelby Theatre
FBI
Rod Cameron
Ilona Massey
Bob Hope
Jane Russell
Thur
William Powell
Trene Dunne
Elizabeth Agree Edmund Gwen Pitts
T. W. Hamilton
George W. Craven
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Tegh
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