School Board Proceedings Polk County Nebraska April 1 1963
The Polk County District 72 Board of Education met April 1 1963 with all members and Superintendent Land present. Minutes of prior meetings approved and bills paid including books supplies utilities bus expenses insurance and miscellaneous items totaling numerous line items from Lincoln Tel to Polk Oil Company.
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Board of Education
Polk County
Nebraska
Land
Lincoln Tel. & Tel. Co
Ime Inc
Life Nature Libr
Dietze Music House
Stromsburg Motor Freight
Science Research Associates, Inc
the Baker & Taylor Co
Wholsale
United Chemical Co
Wortman Motor Co
Americana Interstate Corp
Dutton-Lainson Co
York Pandey & Cleaners
TAL Petty Cash
Polk Light & Wall Utilities
Polk Progress
Sundberg’s Hardware
Stromberg
IGA
Home Ec
L. Stewart Insurance
Brazda Implement Co
Cece Reese Eens
Frerickson Impl. Co
Oa. Ee
Dick’s
Farmers Union
Polk Oil Company
Sunday Dinner Guests and Local Bills Report
Sunday dinner guests visited various households including Mrs Ella Shenk in York with Mr and Mrs Warren Fightmaster, and the Samuels and Norquest families. Local bills listed include bus and repair expenses, books, and Driver's Ed car costs totaling several amounts. Motion by Hanquist to allow the bills, second by Sundberg, motion carried, and adjournment approved. Gerald Stevens, Secretary
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Ella Shenk
Warren Fightmaster
York
Vern Samuels
Mike Norquest
C. J. McCoy
Mervin Samuels
Max Smith
Lincoln
Wendell Appleton
Ralph Lavelle
Sundberg
Gerald Stevens
How To Make A Pot From Clay
Instructions describe sourcing clay from beach areas near Bainbridge Island and Platte River, forming a net shaped pot, drying, and firing at 300 degrees with coal on top. It notes minimal sand to avoid cracking and reports color change from gray to grayish red after firing, ending with encouragement.
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Taft Tree
Bainbridge
Platte River
Home Society Meets In Werner Home
Eleven members and two visitors met at Mrs. R. C. Werner’s home for the regular Home Society meeting. Officers were unanimously re elected: Mrs. Mervin Shenk president Mrs. Richard Johnson vice president and Mrs. M. O. Johnson secretary and treasurer. A May 15 gathering was planned.
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Wm. Garling
Ralph Kahler
R. C. Werner
Home Society
Mervin Shenk
Richard Johnson
M. O. Johnson
Weekend Visits and Birthday Dinner Gatherings
Miss Karen Ang and Mr. Dick Alfred of Lincoln spent the weekend at the Stanford Ang home. Sunday dinner honored Nancy's birthday with guests Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lindahl, Mr. and Mrs. Hollis Stromberg and family of Clarks, Mr. and Mrs. Jene Huele of Columbus, and Miss Sally Nor quiet.
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Karen Ang
Dick Alfred
Lincoln
Stanford Ang
Henry Wisler
Nancy
Robert Lindahl
Hollis Stromberg
Clarks
Jene Huele
Columbus
Sally Norquiet
Local Social Gatherings Highlight Nebraska City Visits
Mr and Mrs Orlie Miller and Mr and Mrs Jim Brazda Sr visited Nebraska City on Sunday. Coffee hosts in C O Bodine home Saturday included Mrs Wm Pinkernell and her York Penn mother, Mrs Boyer and Mrs Emma Johnson. Evangelical Free Church ladies hosted a Monday coffee in honor of Mrs Boyer of York and Mrs Pinkernell’s birthday. Delano Hahn family visit featured in Minneapolis and Seattle trips with relatives. Delano Hahn of Minneapolis and others vacationed with Hannah Hahn and Doyle before returning home.
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Orlie Miller
Jim Brazda
Nebraska City
C. O. Bodine
Wm. Pinkernell
York
Penn
Boyer
Emma Johnson
Evangelical Free Church
Ebba Hanquist
Mabel Johnson
Delan Hahn
Delano Hahn
Minneapolis
Minn
Dwayne Hahn
Hannah Hahn
Doyle
Seattle
Washington
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Polk
By Jeff Wilson
Great Plains
Iorder Dekalb
ROY Glasser
Leland Harless
Werner Home
Minnie Mier
Myrtle Werner
Alfalfa
Central City
Central City Dehydrated Alfalfa Co., Inc
Central City, Nebr
FORD
Chevrolet
Plymouth
Firestone Tires
Ees Raote
Iore
Firestone Rubber
Firestone
States
Canada
BUICK
Mercury
DODGE
Chrysler
Pontiac
Oldsmobile
Cadillac
Falcon
Valiant
Polk, Nebraska
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