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Newspaper

Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1967

Page

3

Trinity Lutheran Low Plans Church Cleaning

Trinity Lutheran Lutheran church members met in the church basement on April 5 to plan a church cleaning and a spring gathering in Hordville on April 26. The group reported on the District Assembly in Kearney March 29 and discussed the program topic When Christians Grieve.

Trinity Lutheran Church Alvertus Jones Hordville Albertus Jones Helen Bayer Fern Myers Kearney Myrtle Werner Della Hoffman Corrine Adelson Jolene Myers Kay Nielsen Ronaldt Florence Hoffman Joyce Baack

Chinese Auction At Tenniges Chevrolet Osceola

Mr and Mrs Melvin Bender and family were Sunday dinner and supper guests of Mr and Mrs Jerry Knoble and family at Friend Mrs Dennis Weseley of Crete and Mrs Gary Weseley of Lincoln along with several Brazda family members at a Saturday coffee gathering hosted by Mrs James Brazda Sr

Melvin Bender Jerry Knoble Dennis Weseley Crete Gary Weseley Lincoln Jim Brazda Jim Picky Robert Brazda Glen Brazda James Brazda

Freeman Aims to Cut U S Dairy Imports

Secretary of Agriculture Orville Freeman urged the President to direct the Tariff Commission to investigate dairy product imports under Section 22 of the Agricultural Adjustment Act. He cited 1966 imports at 2.7 billion pounds milk equivalent, noting a 300 percent rise driven by evasion and urging quick hearings to protect dairy prices and farmer income.

Orville L. Freeman United States Tariff Commission

Natalie Hahn Spends Easter in Columbus Ohio

Miss Natalie Hahn a University of Nebraska senior spent Easter vacation with Dr and Mrs Hall in Columbus Ohio. Dr Hall heads the Columbus Journalism department and was formerly head of Journalism at U of N. Hahn returned to Chicago on Saturday and attended a National Broadcasting convention with seven university colleagues.

Natalie Hahn University of Nebraska Hall Columbus Ohio U of N Natalie Chicago University

Faithful Workers Club Elects Officers at March Meeting

The Faithful Workers Club met March 22 at Anita Norquest’s home with 11 members and 1 visitor. Jerry Kealiher was elected president Marie Carlson vice president Sharon Hudson secretary and Irma Hoffman treasurer. Winifred Lackey led the program with slides from her Arizona and Texas trip. Lunch was provided by Anita and Mildred Norquest.

The Faithful Workers Club Anita Norquest Winifred Lackey Jerry Kealiher Marie Carlson Sharon Hudson Irma Hoffman Arizona Texas Anita Mildred Norquest Margaret Brockevelt

Sixth Grade Plans Trip to Columbus

Sixth grade officers elected for April are President Suzy Stromberg Vice President Billy Hoffman and Secretary Gary Warnick A field trip to Columbus is set for Monday April 24 Plans include visits to Loup Power House Fire and Police Departments and a farm equipment firm Students will bring their own sack lunches Health and safety lessons explore health heroes and community and home practices. Becky Stevens placed third in the Americanism essay contest Born Out of Faith and Liberty with dates of several school events listed through May 18.

Suzy Stromberg Billy Hoffman Gary Warnick Columbus Debbie Miller Columbus Chamber of Commerce Loup Power House

Farmers Union Meets March 29 in Polk County

Elton Berck Nebraska Farmers Union president spoke at Polk County Farmers Union in Swede Home Church basement. Harry Youngland showed Europe trip slides. Willard and Maurice Lindburg sang a duet. They planned a June picnic at Buckley Park and set next meeting for September 18 at Polk. Fifth District Director Ted Otte attended and noted the district meeting on April 8 at Hampton.

Elton Berck Nebraska Farmers Union Polk County Farmers Union Harry Youngland Stromsburg Europe Willard Maurice Lindburg Buckley Park Polk Fifth District Ted Otte Hampton

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