American Legion Auxiliary Meeting at Legion Hall
The American Legion Auxiliary held a April 10 meeting at the Legion Hall led by President Mrs Ed Saylor. Reports covered the Co op banquet Heart Fund and card committee with child welfare and flag etiquette notes. Essay contest winners were Heidi Harrington Tammy Fisher Lana Bills and Dana Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Ed Saylor
Harold Anderson
Max Jones
Kenya
Africa
Wilda Holmes
Heidi Harrington
Tammy Fisher
Lana Bills
Dana Anderson
America
Illof Ostberg
Noel Kealiher
Leonard Warnick
Ray Werner
Polk County Social Notes Highlight Village Visits
Mr and Mrs Robert Brauer and family of Seward were Sunday afternoon and supper guests in the Melvin Bender home. Mr and Mrs Larry Coover and children were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Max Kroger. Ted Fitch of North Platte and Walter Bush of Osceola joined Dennis Van Housen and boys for Sunday dinner in Virgil Bush home. Emma Anderson and Lillie Lind visited Alvena Lind Thursday evening. Sunday supper guests at Lennis Lind. Mrs Burdette Flodman and Mrs Paul Coover attended a W W I District Auxiliary Convention at Central City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Brauer
Seward
Melvin Bender
Anna Kisler
Clarence Guthrie
Richard Johnson
Larry Coover
Max Kroger
Kearney
Ted Fitch
North Platte
Walter Bush
Osceola
Dennis van Housen
Virgil Bush
Emma Anderson
Lillie Lind
Alvena Lind
Lennis Lind
Burdette Flodman
Paul Coover
Central City
Merlin Nyberg
Arvid Stranberg
Karen Stevens
Denver
Arlo Stevens
Lowell Bills
Lincoln
Kenneth Bills
Walter Stohl
Vance
Carroll Flodman
Julia Flodman
Mervin Shenk
Guy Shenk
Leo Calhoun
Glen Stevens
Herbert van Housen
Aurora
Robert Stohl
Stromsburg
Lloyd van Housen
Terry
Wayne Stevens
Ewing
Nebraska
Hulda Sagehorn
Mary Monson
Minnie Wright
O. A. Johnson
Fairbury
Reuben Ehn
Kenneth Leach
Ord
Grace Leach
Elwood Sandell
Martin Hoffman, Sr
Iris Hanneman
Cordova
Kendall Sandell
Henderson
Irving Stauffer
Mr Miller
Arcadia
Paul Strand
Gary Breuning
Burnsville
Minn
Gordon A Carlson
Claus, Oberg
Stromsbure
New Books at the Polk Library
Polk Library adds numerous titles including My Sister Jenny Murder Go Round Third Girl and Cross Delahanty by West Blue Fire Winter People Hunters Green and Happy Family To Wed a Doctor Mountain First of All The Double Image Throw Wide the Door Roses in December and Best Loved Poems Plus a donation of We Were There on the Oregon Trail by Robert Stranberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk Library
Jenny
Davidson
Augusta Christie
Mano
Local social visits noted in York area
Mr and Mrs Paul Coover were Thursday evening supper guests of Mr and Mrs Clark Grobe of York. Mrs Emory Cramer was a Sunday dinner guest of her sister, Mrs Flor ence Shockey at York. Mr and Mrs Walter Stohl were Saturday morning coffee guests of her mother, Mrs Julia Flodman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Coover
Clark Grobe
York
Emory Cramer
Florence Shockey
Walter Stohl
Julia Flodman
Lloyd Barnes
Dale Lindburg
Marvin Fredrickson
Frances Widga
Omaha
Bill Ferrand
Earl Warner
Rockford
Ill
Don Widge
Ferrand
Local Socials Roundup Across Nebraska Towns
Crowded listing of weekend and Easter visits across York, Damah, Stromsburg, Osceola, Central City, Greenwood, and Arcadia. Names include Barnes, Widga, Fer rand, Widga, Nyberg, Stevens, Shenk, Stohl, Leach, Sandell, Hoffman, Hanneman, Strand, Carlson, and others visiting relatives, attending funerals, and celebrating birthdays and anniversaries.
Public funding and religious neutrality in education law
The text allows state funds from federal grants to be used under grant terms while prohibiting use that supports sectarian purposes. It states no public funds may be added to such programs by political subdivisions or public corporations. It also forbids religious tests for teachers or students admitted to or continuing in schools funded publicly.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wm Wright
Polk
Henry Blase
Orlie Miller
Lawrence James
Cork
Lloyd Widga
Damah
Lillian Fer
DECCA
Coon
Sundberg Hardware Park
Allen J. Beermann
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