Polk Locals Attend Ollie Johnsons Birthday Gathering
Sunday evening guests at Ollie Johnson’s home included Marvin and Bessie Frederickson Alfred Dailey Osceola Kenneth Peterson Morris Johnson and Earl Johnson from Stromsburg to celebrate the birthday. Vergil Bush welcomed visitors after returning from the hospital with Harold Lenz Dennis Van Housen and family Neal Van Housen O Neill Lloyd Van Housen Helga Bush and Willard Bush among those visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ollie Johnson
Marvin Fredrickson
Alfred Dailey
Osceola
Kenneth Peterson
Morris Johnson
Earl Johnson
Stromsburg
Ollie
Vergil Bush
Harold Lenz
Dennis van Housen
Neal van Housen
O’neil
Lloyd van Housen
Helga Bush
Willard Bush
Verdigre Names New Basketball Coach and Teacher
Dudley Baack has accepted the role of head basketball coach and assistant football coach at Verdigre Public School for the coming year. He will also teach World Geography American Government Drivers Ed and serve as eighth grade sponsor. Mr and Mrs Edward Hafer and Denise visited relatives before returning to Minerva Ohio after a two week stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dudley Baack
Verdigre Public School
Edward Hafer
Denise
Minerva
Ohio
Carroll Flodman
Birthday celebration for Natalie Hahn in Central City region
Natalie Hahn of Rome Italy celebrated her birthday with family for the first time in ten years. Dwayne Hahn and Douglas Gustafson joined her parents Dwight and Bernice Burney for dinner. The event continued Tuesday with a dinner hosted by her aunts Irvin Anderson Blanche Sundberg and Glen Hill in Central City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natalie Hahn
Rome
Italy
Dwayne Hahn
Douglas
Beverley Gustafson
Hordville
Natalie
Dwight Burney
Mmes, Irvin Anderson
Blanche Sundberg
Glen Hill
Central City
Swede Plain UMW Met August 14
The Swede Plain United Methodist Women met August 14 for a 9:30 a.m. branch meeting led by President Mrs Robert Clymer. The program As Lovely As A Tree was presented by Mrs Arthur Samuelson and Mrs Wallace Lind with readings by Mrs Lester Widge and Mrs Lennis Lind. Miss Leanne Lind sang a vocal solo with accompaniment by Mrs Willard Acheson. Hostesses were Mrs Donald Dahlin and Mrs Verland Widga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swede Plain
Village Board Adopts Proposed Budget in Special Session
The Village Board of Trustees met in special session on July 30 1974 at the Polk Hotel to consider the budget for August 1 1974 to July 31 1975. After no criticisms were filed, Trustee Dornburgh moved adoption with Trustee McNaught seconding. all members voted affirmatively and the budget was declared adopted. Arnold Neuhaus, Village Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Village Board of Trustees
Polk Hotel
Dornburgh
McNaught
Arnold Neuhaus
Polk News Items Reunion Visits Across State Lines
Mr and Mrs Darold Johnson and family from Phillipsburg Kansas attended the Fredrickson reunion picnic in Stromsburg Sunday. James Brazda Sr and family spent Wednesday with Rudolph Homolka in Swanton then joined the Ozarks trip and Zoubek reunion in Wilbur before returning to Polk Sunday evening. Oscar Jones of Osceola visited Carroll Flodman Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darold Johnson
Phillipsburg
Fredrickson
Stromsburg
James Brazda
Rudolph Homolka
Swanton
Ozarks
Wilbur
Brazda
Polk
Oscar Jones
Osceola
Carroll Flodman
Ira Glasser Finds Arrowheads In Polk County Farms
Ira Glasser, long fascinated by American Indian life and implements, continues finding arrow and spear points while plowing Polk area fields. He notes gravel roads and low pasture spots near former buffalo wallows as likely arrowhead sites, and recalls visits with the Nebraska State Game and Parks Commission to village sites and battlefields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Glasser
Polk Farms
Nebraska State Game and Parks Commission
Polk
Ira
Platte River
Lyle Dornburgh
Z. F. Myers
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Public Safety
Polk Village
Polk Village Village
Polk Hebraska
Vio Trust Fund
Batence
Sieletton
Lieve Rewards Gobrerling
Cortorae
Beave
UMW
the Village Board
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