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Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1973

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Summer news bits mix law worry and tech dreams

A Lincoln Sunday Journal-Star column notes many witnesses before the Ervin Committee are lawyers implicating colleagues. Grand Island Independent reports Aurora resident builds an electric powered bicycle aiming for 75 mph with hopes of motorcycle company interest. State conservation warns against keeping fawns as pets after two months with motherless young often rejoining mothers. Wind up power cars and non polluting energy ideas highlighted as 1974 models loom. Page continues with featured items and jokes.

Richard Worsnop Lincoln Sunday Journal-Star Ervin Committee Richard Widga Grand Island Independent Aurora Fred Salak

Polk's 10 11 PeeWees Win Tournament in Waco

Polk's 10 11-year-old PeeWees captured the tournament in Waco with a 9-4 win over Utica. Pitcher Ron Baack worked three innings allowing three hits and three walks with six strikeouts while Russell Winshusen closed with two innings, one hit and three Ks and contributed a double and two triples.

Polk’s PeeWees Polk Waco Utica Ron Baack Russ Winshusen Doug Shenk Randy Harless

Display of quilts features historical society meeting

Polk County Historical Society met July 19 at 7 30 p m in Stromsburg s Viking Center to view twenty five or more old quilts including one pieced in 1898 Other items included lace curtains embroidered pieces and crochet Work from Myron Arlofsky of South Salem New York was discussed as he writes a book on American quilts to be published in fall 1974 by McGraw Hill and American Heritage The Osceola Fire Department plans to display a 1929 fire engine at the museum with a fire bell to be mounted on the grounds The group urged members to submit biographical material for a book expected in 1974 Meetings next August 16 at Shelby United Methodist Church were planned and about 35 people attended with Mildred Flodman presiding and Eva Kelly in charge of the program

Polk County Historical Society Viking Center Stromsburg Myron Arlofsky South Salem New York McGraw-Hill American Heritage Osceola Bernie Gissler Polk Co Lillie Chindgren Mildred Flodman Shelby United Methodist Church Eva Kelly Enoch Ekstrand

Hospital Notes From Osceola And Central City

Mrs Nora Gustafson entered the Osceola hospital on Thursday. Mrs Sadie Clark entered the Central City hospital on Thursday. Mrs Elmer Naslund is a patient in the Central City hospital. Mrs Ralph LaVelle is a patient in the Central City hospital. Mrs M. G. Lindburg and Mrs P. W. Aker visited Mrs Lloyd Lind on Friday afternoon. Coffee guests of Mrs Roger Gustafson on Tuesday morning were Mrs Rudolph Gustafson and Mrs Lloyd Albin. Ginger and Jill.

Nora Gustafson Osceola, Hospital Sadie Clark Central City Hospital Elmer Naslund Ralph LaVelle M. G. Lindburg P. W. Aker Lloyd Lind Roger Gustafson Rudolph Gustafson Lloyd Albin Ginger Jill

Polk Market Tops July Soybeans Price Report

Market brief notes Polk County prices for soybeans on Tuesday July 31 with values around 3.70 per 100 and related entries. Unclear lines reference MO price and a package deal, with fragmented figures like 1.00.

Union Services Begin In Polk Churches

Baptist and Evangelical Free Church sponsor annual union services for the Polk community starting Sunday evening August 5. Missionary to Japan Mr Harry Prins will speak about his 18 years in Japan at 7 30 in the Evangelical Free Church. A film Sound of the Trumpet and a gospel singing group are also planned. All are invited.

Baptist and Evangelical Free Church Polk Japan Harry Prins Prins Evangelical Free Church

Here I Am Granddaughter Born to Mr and Mrs Kim Dahlin

Mr and Mrs Kim Dahlin of Hallam are the parents of a daughter. The little girl is the great granddaughter of Alvin Dahlin.

Kim Dahlin Hallam Miss Alvin Dahlin

Engagement announced for Mary Ernst and Thomas Stevens

Mr and Mrs Glenn Ernst of Columbus announce the engagement of their daughter Mary to Thomas A Stevens son of Mr and Mrs Horace Stevens of Polk Miss Ernst is a University of Nebraska alumna and home economics teacher at Polk High School He is a graduate of Kearney State College and farms near Polk A November 23 wedding is planned.

Urban Spoor Donagin Widga Syd Whiga Marquette Charles Reeves Central City Mary Jo Richard Widga Peru Nebr Spoor Peru State College Polk Glenn Ernst Columbus Mary Thomas A. Stevens Horace Stevens Miss Ernst University of Nebraska Polk High School Kearney State College

Have You Noticed Ladies Sixteen Years Since My First Baby

A first person reminiscence recounts a nurse delivering a newborn that turned out to be a wrinkled 102 year old man. The author recalls disbelief, maternal instincts, and later acceptance as she cares for a baby with impetigo and colic. Local visitors in Stromsburg drop by the Wallace Peterson home.

Ralph Marsha

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Polking Washington D. C Henderson Bradshaw Shelby Gresham Polk County Little Pee Wees Mick Hoffman Dick Harless Dana Anderson Mark Clymer Joel Anderson Tom Carlstrom Benedict Cubs Innning Donald Hanquist Denise Schulze Pam Ostberg Mary Jo Widga Historical Society By Marsha Redman Russell Fjell Wallace Peterson
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