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Newspaper

Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1971

Page

1

Sympathetic Card S

A humorous note about a postage due card triggers a riff on sympathy cards for various workers. The piece wryly lists potential buyers from TV repairmen to bill collectors and ends with local social items about visits by Mr and Mrs Ed Coover and Mr and Mrs Lyle Widga in Central City.

Charlie Bones Tibet Ed Coover Esther Johnson Merrick Manor Central City Lyle Widga Willard Adelson

Engagement announced for Dorothy Anderson and Gary Rasmussen

Mr and Mrs Harry Anderson announce the engagement of their daughter Dorothy to Gary Rasmussen of Rockville Nebraska. Miss Anderson works for Lincoln Telephone and Telegraph Co in Lincoln Nebraska. Rasmussen a Kearney State College graduate and a current teacher at Trumbull Nebraska. An October 2 wedding is planned.

Harry Anderson Dorothy Gary Rasmussen Rockville Nebraska Miss Anderson Lincoln Telephone and Telegraph Co Lincoln Rasmussen Kearney State College Trumbull Nebr

Oscar Jones Memorial Fund Receives Donations Totals 431 Dollars

Mrs Margaret Jones donates 100 to the scoreboard fund stating Oscar enjoyed high school athletics. American Legion Post 160 adds 250 the largest contribution. Ray Werner delivers 10. Fund total at the bank now 431. Progress notes unknown remaining need.

Oscar Jones Margaret Jones Oscar American Legion Post 160 Ray Werner

Summer Recreation Fund Receives $20 Donation

Melvin Bender sent in a twenty dollar check to support the Summer Recreation Fund.

Melvin Bender

Float ideas wanted for Bean Day parade

Legion and Auxiliary members are invited to share ideas for a Bean Day parade float. A planning meeting will be held at the Legion Hall Friday night at 8. All who wish to contribute are welcome.

Legion Legion Hall

High School Registration Set For August 24

Registration for grades 9 through 12 occurs August 24 with seniors and juniors 9:00 to 11:30 a.m. and sophomores and freshmen 1:00 to 3:00 p.m. Families with siblings may register all in one session. The first day of school is August 30 with noon dismissal and no school lunches.

Polk Volleyball Physicals Set for Monday at York Clinic

Physicals for girls volleyball for grades 9 to 12 will be held Monday at 7:00 p.m. at York Medical Clinic in York. Participants should report to the school by 6:15 p.m. A bus will provide transportation.

POLK York Medical Clinic York

Union Service This Sunday at Evangelical Free Church

The Union Service will be held Sunday evening at 7 30 at the Evangelical Free Church. The program features singing and a sermon by Rev L Winchester of the Baptist Church in Hordville. All community members are invited to attend.

Evangelical Free Church Rev. L. Winchester the Baptist Church Hordville

Polk County Picnic Set for Denver August 29

The annual Polk County picnic for Coloradans formerly from Nebraska will run noon to 5 p.m. August 29 at Elitch Gardens Denver at W 38th Ave and Tennyson St. Beverages provided, attendees should bring lunch to Elitch's Carousel Pavilion. Free tickets available at the west gate.

Polk County Nebraska County Elitch Gardens W. 38Th Ave Tennyson St Denver Elitch West Gate

Bible Bus Visits Polk Park For Bible Stories

A Bible Club Mission bus will visit Polk Park on an August fall day offering Bible stories for children. The bus features listening via earphone devices and invites interested visitors to stop by the booth.

Polk Park Bible Club Missions Marquette

Polk High hires new staff for 1971 72 term

New Polk faculty include Mr Dennis Cyberon teaching math and science after Bollus High School and Kearney State College degree. Mr Richard Owens named football coach and PE and science teacher, Harvard High School and Kearney State College BA graduate. Mrs Owens to reside in Shenk property in west Polk. Miss Carolyn Frey to teach kindergarten and art. Thurston High School graduate with BA from Midland College.

Dennis Cyberon Polk High Bollus High School Kearney State College Richard Owens Polk Harvard High School Owens Shenk West Polk Carolyn Frey Thurston High School Midland College

Bean Day Plans Rally With Parade and Style Show

Community Club outlines Bean Day events in Polk including a parade at 10:30, bean and barbequed beef in the park, a 1:30 tractor pull, 2:00 style show, 3:00 kids races, 5:30 chicken barbecue, a variety show, raffles, and a Legion dance. The Four Aces perform, Rogues Gallery band plays Friday, and RéL carnival rides appear both days. Plan to be in Polk that weekend.

Wilber Polk Main St Legion’ Club Rogues Gallery

Local Births Report From Hordville and Pocatello Listings

Mr and Mrs Paul David of Hold rege welcome a daughter Penny Jo born August 10 weighing 10 pounds 13 1 2 ounces. Grandparents are Alvin Stranberg and Rodney Timmons of Hordville. Brenda Christine Timmons born August 9 weighing 5 pounds 14 ounces. Ernest Timmons and Keene Huestle family ties noted. Max Keene Huestle born August 2 1971 in Pocatello South Dakota weighing 9 pounds 6 ounces.

Paul David Holdrege Penny Jo David Pat Stranberg Alvin Stranberg Hordville Rodney Timmons Brenda Christine Ernest Timmons Keene Huestle Renee Pocatello, Sd Max Keene

Have You Noticed Ladies By Marsha Redman

A lighthearted column argues that children should choose pets, showing how families adopt many animals from dogs and cats to turtles and canaries. It notes pets teach responsibility, though often lead to mom saying no, and ends with a short local household visit by Mr and Mrs Wright of Osceola.

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