Polk Progress Notes Summer Visits and Local Events
Local fragments report visits among Blases and friends in Gresham Aurora and Grand Island. Social gatherings include weddings, birthdays and family picnics with neighbors from Lincoln Sutton and York. The Arborville 4 H Club showcased ribbons at the York County Fair and unit members traveled to events around Central City and Stromsburg.
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Will Blase
George Richerts
Gresham
Will Blases
Laurence Blase
Hampton
Mrs Blase
Minnie Richert
Aurora
Norman Reetz
Lincoln
Martin Baacks
Ervin Blases
David
Robert Baack
Marvin Bankson
Amos Bankson
Veteran’s Hospital
Grand Island
Marvin Banksons
John Sorensen
Central City
Henry Blases
Alvin Smiths
Frank Schoepler
Delta
Paul Sagehorn
Howard Maple
Lois Werth
Miss Werth
Arnold Werths
Bradshaw
Leon Meerkatz
Eldon Lindquist
Morris Lindquist
Meerkatz
Gerald Foulk
Omaha
M. Bankson
Raymond Sagehorn
Hastings
Elmer Wilshusen
Alton Driewer
Raymond Sagehorns
Graund Island
Alton
Buckley Park
Stromsburg
Duane Blase
Willis Bengston
Martin Warneke
August Klug
Battle Creek
Arlan Warneke
Elmer Klute
York
Carl Mundt
John Smith
Bessie Green
Beulah Gustafson
Edith Johnson
Joyce Baack
Elva Lindberg
Victor Johnsons
John Raus
Kathy Hoover
Staplehurst
Mildred Richardson
Martin Smiths
Flora Deuker
Lindemann Rest Home
Martin Smith
Marie Smith
Morris Fisher
Liberty
L. G. Smiths
Emalyne Blase
Arborville
Rough Riders
George Wochner
York County
Gerald Stevens
Arnold Neuhaus
Harvey Sundberg
Bruce Bedient
JoAnn Stevens
Joel Stevens
Marcia Myers
Kenny Bills
Connie Jones
Ronnie Meerkatz
Randy Neuhaus
Donette Jones
Reining
Lynn Sundberg
Brad Sundberg
Pete Bending
Tom Stevens
Darwin Neuhaus
Brad
Darwin
Tom
Redi
Nebraska Legislature Passes 422 Million Budget For 1965 67
The 75th Nebraska legislative session ends with a 422.5 million state appropriation for the two year period ending July 1 1967. General fund outlay rises by 137 million to fuel the all time high budget and property tax levy climbs to 11.73 mills in three stages.
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University of Nebraska
Wayne
Ern
Chadron
Kearney
Department of Public Welfare
Department of Institutions
Pera
Sidney
University of Nebraska Regents
State Normal Board
University of Nebraska Board of Regents
State Board of Equalization
Morrison
Nebraska
Lincoln
Regul A General Fund
Polk Progress Publication Details and Rates
The Polk Progress is a weekly Polk Nebraska newspaper published by Dick and Kathy Howe. It is a second class mail matter with subscription rates of 4 dollars per year in Nebraska and 5 dollars per year outside Nebraska, 10 cents for a single copy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathy Howe
Polk
Nebraska
Prisoners Seek Vietnam Enlistment Amid Rehabilitation Debate
A flood of requests from minimum security inmates to enlist for service in Vietnam reaches Warden Maurice Sigler, spurred by state Sen. Terry Carpenter. Sigler cautions of false hope despite limited support for the plan. In a separate effort, Nebraska launches a historic road study costing 300000 to 400000 dollars to inform future highway policy before a 1967 legislative session.
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Vietnam
Maurice Sigler
Terry Carpenter
Scottsbluff
Johnson
Sigler
Nebraska
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