Completed CPR Course List From Polk Fire Dept
A Polk Fire Department CPR course completed on March 30 and 31 lists participants including Don Hanquist Duane Johnson Wayne Swanson Darlene Swanson Beverly Bills Frank Ostrander Bud Albin Richard Mundt Peggy Swanson Arild Swanson Rodney Hangirst Lowell Bills Eodie Blender and Dale Kenny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Polk
Fire. Dept
Don Hanquist
Duane Johnson
Wayne Swanson
Darlene Swanson
Beverly Bills
Frank Ostrander
Bud Albin
Richard Mundt
Peggy Swanson
Arild Swanson
Rodney Hangirst
Lowell Bills
Eodie Blender
Dale Kenny
Local visits noted in Polk county life
Mr and Mrs Glen Babcock visited Sadie Clark at the LTC of the Central City hospital Saturday. Mrs Wallace Sherwood of Stromsburg was a Tuesday afternoon visitor in the Reuben Swanson home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Babcock
Sadie Clark
LTC
Central City Hospital
Wallace Sherwood
Stromsburg
Reuben Swanson
Local Visitors Share Time in York Area Homes
Mr and Mrs Reuben Swanson visited the Mervin Branting home in York Tuesday morning. Carl Brown family Harold Brown Janelle and Brad Albin joined A M Brown in York for Sunday dinner. Marvin Branting visited Reuben Swanson Friday evening and Ruth Branting at Bethesda Home Central City. They visited Bessie Green at Central City hospital. Clayton Anderson of York spent the weekend with his mother Genevieve Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuben, Swanson
Mervin -Branting
Bessie Green
Central City Hospital
Clayton Anderson
York
Genevieve Anderson
County Commissioners Adopt Low-Boy Bid and Sheriff Deputy Appointment
Osceola Nebraska officials met March 22 1977 with all members present. Bids opened for surplus truck tractor and low boy trailer. the bid from Greeley County for the low-boy of 3699.50 was accepted while other bids for tractor and trailer were rejected. John Stephens was approved as Deputy County Sheriff. The board adjourned to April 5 1977.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola
Nebraska
Board of County Commissioners
Lindburg
Greeley County
Daum
John Stephens
Dale Frizzell
Tony A. Kerkman
Polk County ARC Marks One Year Invites Public Ideas
The Polk County ARC celebrates one year of serving disabled residents in Polk County Nebraska and invites public input on future projects. The group has distributed birth defect education, started a lending library for special education materials, and planned Honey Sunday outreach. Correspondence should go to Polk County ARC Box 62 Polk Nebr. Rev. Robert Hopkins, President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County Arc
Association For Retarded Citizens
Polk Co
Polk County
Polk
Nebr
Robert Hopkins
Secretary Bergland Warns Us Of Limits
Bergland warns that mechanized farming and chemical inputs mask real progress and may lead to soil damage. The piece recalls earlier questions about soil health after decades of continuous corn in Nebraska fields and cites Professor Olson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bergland
Bob Bergland
Robert Olson
University of Nebraska
Extension Service
Prairie Perspective: Tax Debate On Nebraska School Funding
About 300 citizens crowded a February Revenue Committee hearing in Lincoln to back LB 131 limiting annual property tax increases to six percent unless approved by voters. The piece outlines bills shifting support for schools to income tax, increasing state aid, and potential court challenges over property tax funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Revenue Committee
Don Dworak
Columbus
Holbrook
Dick Lewis
George
Burrows
Adams
Nebraska State Education Association
NSEA
Nebraska Tax Research Council
Herb Shimek
Shimek
Gerald Koch
Koch
State School Boards Association
Association of
Urban School Board
Omaha
Keyapaha
Also Mentioned on This Page
Leland Harless
Roy Coffin
Stanley Harless Stromsk
Arlo Stevens Hordville
the County Commissioners
Vergil Bush
Jim Brazda, Sr
Coop. Grain Ass
COOP
Farmers Co-op Grain Ass’n
Polk, Nebr
Chuck Hassebrook
Chuck Hasselbrook
Center For Rural Affairs
Walthill
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