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Newspaper

Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1975

Page

5

Oil drilling sparks price drop on Will Wurtz farm

The Progress notes drilling began on the Will Wurtz farm and reports that gasoline dropped two cents statewide as drilling starts. Other items include farm sales at $75 per acre to Theodore Moberg of Stromsburg and community notices about moves, births, and local appointments.

Will Wurtz E ‘Arm Moberg Farm Edwin Swanson Lodge Pole Cr. O. Eckles Lawrence Peterson Lyle Newton Polk C. E. Cohagan Clifford Cohagan Wesleyan Will Wurtz Frye Spencer Hokenson Hotel Theodore E. Moberg Stromsburg Ferdinand Saindon O’neil Saindon Davis Pharmacy Davis’ Sea

Polk Progress Obituary Notes and Local News Flashes

Obituaries, local injuries and community notes from Polk Nebraska. Items include Mrs Ed Widge’s fall with fourteen stitches, W A Stevens in York hospital after an injury, and Donna Lee Sundberg’s appendicitis operation. Also mentions gas rationing beliefs, a 25th wedding anniversary gathering, safe drivers award, and a church recital.

Ture Fairmont Ed Widge Polk Donna Lee Sundberg Stromsburg Hospital

Polk local notes fill week with visits and births

Ruth Aker home callers included Mr and Mrs Herbert Wurtz and Evelyn Shenk. York visitor Mr Creighton Anderson and family with Genevieve Anderson. Brad Albin returned to Fort Lewis after furlough. Mick Hoffman birthday party hosted by Hoffman, Obrist, Darold Hoffman and families. Parkview Central City visits with Sadie Clark. Bender and Terry visited Wayne Swans. Vogeltanz family from Lincoln visited Robert Brazda and Jim Brazda. X Ray tech course at Immanuel Hospital. 45 boys reported for football practice under Coach Gary Tranmer. Wayne Lampshire and family announce birth of LeAnn in Bogota Colombia. Vern Jones reports Larry’s move from Greeley to Pueblo.

Polk County Melba Ann Carlson Polk Donald Johnson Demaris Nadine Adam Duecker Lee Davis Johnson Bros. Chevrolet Company Roy Glasser Lloyd Widge York Hugo Rodine China Charles Rodine June Parson Lesley Olson Clarence Nelson Valley Sunday Ernest A. Olson Miss Marion Harold Reeb Robert Fenster Gerald Stevens National Safety Council Sally Norquest Paul Strand Lincoln Monnday School of Missions Nebr.-Wesleyan Carlyn Strand Polk Methodist Church Gaylord Hudson South Dakota Don Hudson Ruth Aker Herbert Wurtz Clarence Kramer Norfolk Evelyn Shenk Creighton Anderson Genevieve Anderson Brad Albin Fort Lewis Wash Lloyd Albin Micky Hoffman Martin Hoffman Harry Obrist Stromsburg Darold Hoffman Kim Mick Glen Babcock Sadie Clark Parkview Central City Melvin Bender Terry Wayne Swans John Vogeltanz Robert Brazda Jim Brazda Kristi Immanuel Hospital John Smith Henry Wurtz Gary Tranmer Wayne Lampshire Bogota Columbia South America LeAnn Gilbert Lampshire Vern Jones Larry Greeley, Co Pueblo, Co

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