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Newspaper

Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1977

Page

1

Letters on insanity and mall humor in Polk Progress

A reader critiques a Polk Progress column linking insanity to everyday life and satire. The letter questions labeling mental illness as a discrete group and mocks ads such as swimsuits 40 percent off while referencing Moses and the neutron bomb. It ends with a humorous job notice from N. E. McNaught and Dr. Raikar in Stromsburg.

Norris Henry ‘Kissinger Moses Ancient Egypt Charlie Finis Polk Noah

Hanquist Family Returns From Wyoming Vacation

Mr and Mrs Reuben Hanquist return from a two week vacation with their son Stanley Hanquist and family in Laramie Wyoming. They also visited their grandson Jim Gleim at North Platte.

Reuben Hanquist Stanley Hanquist Laramie, Wy Jim Gleim No. Platte

Hordville Public Schools Set Opening for August

Hordville Public Schools with an expected K-12 enrollment of 118 will open for the 1977 78 school year on Monday August 22 from 8 35 a m to 1 30 p m Bus service will be provided and lunches served Full days begin September 1 2 and after Labor Day Monday September 5 teacher workshop days August 18 1 00 p m for new teachers and August 19 10 00 a m for all teachers Kindergarten classes will be half days New staff milestones and a long list of returning personnel are noted Hardville lunch prices remain similar at 55 cents for students 70 cents for adults with 20 day period options.

Hordville Gonline Hamilton County Leonard Snyder Ames Iowa State University Terri Kohtz University“ of Nebraska Bradshaw Nebr Dennis Dunkin Lincoln Union College University of Nebraska Glenn Bouc Ceresco Nebrand University, of Nebraska-Lincoln John Foulke Michele Downs Philip Dennis Gray Fbr Larry Hiatt Nancy’ Quinn Sandra Anderson Joan Bankson Mabel _Fossberg Velma Smith Merlyn Fowler Bonnie Blase R. L. Jackson Don Lampshire Neil Bankson Iola Fowler Ruth Benson Esther van Pelt Evelyn Carlson Hardville

Lynette Flodman Added Back to Polk High Honor Society

The Progress corrects a prior list to include Lynette Flodman of Polk High as a member of the Society of Distinguished High School Students. Her induction was omitted in the earlier printing.

Lynette Flodman Polk Society of Distinguished Progress

Rainbow Rebekah Lodge Attends Thursday Meeting

Rainbow Rebekah Lodge met Thursday evening at Polk lodge hall with Nina Burke in charge. Plans were made for the annual picnic on August 11 at 6:30 p.m. at the Polk park for Rebekahs and Odd Fellows families. Lorine Cox won the Merry Go Round gift. lunch served by Nina Burke Lorine Cox and Vivian Bayers.

Rainbow Rebekah Lodge Polk Nina Burke Noble Grand Lorine Cox Vivian Bayers

Circus Adds 47 80 To Polk Library Fund

Donations for the Polk Library Fund include Rebecca Lodge 10.00 Circus 47.80 Donation from Legion Auxiliary 3.00 Anonymous donation 60.00 The library board plans a one day visit to Genoa on Monday August 8 to gather ideas for cataloging about 4000 books and invites volunteers to help Irene Sundberg with instructions Mr and Mrs Herschel Shenk donated 10.00 and a 20.00 gift went to the Summer Recreation Fund The Polk Library Fund is now over 32000.

Rebecca Lodge Circus Legion Auxiliary Irene Sundberg Library Board Genoa Polk Herschel Shenk Polk Library

Hospital transfers and discharges across several states

Larry Cox moved from York hospital to St Elizabeth hospital in Lincoln. Ruth Kroger discharged to stay with daughter in Sioux Falls. Mildred Willits and Enoch Peterson discharged from Osceola hospital. Elmer Naslund returned home. Calvin Gertsch and Mrs Don Lindholm in Lincoln area for hospital care and operation support. Martin Hoffman Sr returned home from Lincoln General Hospital.

Larry Cox York Hospital St. Elizabeth Hospital Lincoln Ruth Kroger Sioux Falls S. D Galyn Holmes Mildred” Willits Osceola Hospital Enoch Peterson Osceola‘hospital Elmer Naslund Osceola Calvin Gertsch Columbus Bryan Memorial Hospital Don Lindholm Gertsch Martin” Hoffman, Sr En General Linco

Birth Announcement for Jeffrey Brian Lindburg

Mr and Mrs Bob Lindburg of Aurora announce the birth of a son on July 31 at Aurora hospital. He weighed 8 pounds 3 ounces and is named Jeffrey Brian. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs James Lindburg and Mr and Mrs Floyd Headlee. Kristen Lindburg visits grandparents.

Bob Lindburg Aurora Hospital Jeffrey Brian Kristen James Lindburg Floyd Headlee Aurora

WIFE Organizing Meeting in Polk County

Betty J. Majors reports a Polk County WIFE meeting set for Monday August 8 at 8:00 p.m. at the Osceola American Legion Club Osceola. The group seeks to inform rural women about prices legislation and farm policy to protect the family farm and promote better prices. National WIFE officers will attend and explain the organization.

Betty J. Majors Osceola Agriculure Polk County

Paper drive details at Methodist parsonage storage room

The notice directs UMW paper drive participants to leave papers in the storage room behind the Methodist parsonage. It specifies the only west facing door as the entry point for drop offs.

UMW Methodist Parsonage

Evening TOPS Chapter Initiation Contacts

Those interested in starting an evening TOPS Chapter are asked to call 765-6291 or 765-2847 for details.

Change of Meeting for Polk UMW This Week

The Polk UMW will meet at 9 00 a m on Thursday August 4 rather than the usual 2 00 p m The change follows Mrs Ann O Shea visiting Sunday with Mrs Oscar Johnson in the community notes.

Polk Umw Ann O’shea Oscar Johnson

Have You Noticed Ladies. A lighthearted parenting piece

A long, humorous reminiscence about early parenting theories tested against real life. The author recalls promising ideal rules, then admits they failed as children’s mischief grew. She jokes about spankings and explanations, ending with a note of ongoing reflection and a continuation on page 2.

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