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Newspaper

Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1974

Page

4

Open House Marks Ruth Aker Birthday Party

Local residents attended Ruth Aker's birthday open house on Tuesday April 2. Many families from Harvard Trumbull Central City Osceola Stromsburg and Cleghorn shared in visits and greetings during the weekend and noted military service duties and career plans for several individuals.

Russell Aker Elsie Koenig Ella Fishback Harvard Emma Paulus Trumbull Ruth Aker Richard Johnson Dale Nyberg Kevin and Craig Central City Ronald Bragg M. W. Bragg Philadelphia Penn Donald Hanquist Laura Bolton Kearney Ellen Spires Reuben Swanson Mauritz Swanson Osceola Emory Cramer Larry Cramer Stromsburg Carroll Flodman Deland Formosa

Pioneer Farm Award Seeks Local Nebraska Families

Polk County Fair Board seeks pioneer families for the 1974 Nebraska Pioneer Farm Award. The 19th annual award honors landowners for 100 years of ownership, in a joint Ak-Sar-Ben and Nebraska Association of Fair Managers program. Nomination deadline is June 1, 1974. contact Ray Conrad, secretary, for submission.

Roy Conrad Mer Polk County Fair Board Nebraska Ak-Sar-Ben Omaha Nebraska Association of Fair Managers Ray Conrad

Nebraska spring weather rolls through a volatile week

A Progress weather sketch shows a wild sequence from 72 degrees to sleet and snow, with days of cold mornings and warming afternoons. Then calm winds returned by April 8 as residents, including Mr and Mrs Roy Glasser Jr and Mr and Mrs Don Baker, enjoyed after a Great Plains Conference Banquet in Stromsburg.

Progress Old Ma Nebraska Roy Glasser Jr Don Baker Stromsburg

Progress Files Chronicle Local Remarks and Elections

Community notes record lunch hosts and visitors as Rev and Mrs Edick Anderson deal with the death of Mrs Anderson's mother Mrs Belle Summers of Eagle Grove Iowa. The school board election saw 223 ballots with Dale Lindburg and Dean Ostberg chosen for three year terms. Village trustees elected Norris Alfred Marvin Fredrickson and Dick Hairless for two years. Polk High School won its first track meet of the season scoring 74 to Silver Creek 30 and Clark 21 on April 3. Local social updates mention birthdays and visits, including a 82nd birthday celebration for Minnie Campbell and a layman banquet at First Methodist Church in Columbus with attendees from Swede Plain and Polk Churches. M G Lindburg travels to Washington DC to address grain storage ASC committee. Bradley Grymel Johnson's family hosted a birthday gathering for Bradley with guests from several households.

Dale Lindburg Dean Ostberg Norris Alfred Marvin Fredrickson Dick Hairless Polk High School Polk Silver Creek Clarks Floyd Lyle Utica Orlie Miller Lyle Evans, Colo Swede Plain First Methodist Columbus M. G. Lindburg Washington,d.c ASC Gryymel Johnson Bradley Louis Bamesberger Milfred Johnson Gordon Johnson

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