Fall Term Opens Monday Sept 3 with broad course list
The fall term begins Monday September 3 offering College Preparatory Commercial General Normal Training. Extracurriculars include Glee Club Mixed Chorus Band Declamatory Plays Football Basketball Track G A A. Improved facilities and new Visual Education and a sound projector promise enhanced learning. Army Air Corps supplies arrived: airplane engines strut assembly carburetor instruments and other equipment.
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U.S. Army Air Corps
School Course Catalog and Activities Update
The catalog lists courses by department including Mathematics English Commercial Normal Training Social Science Science Latin and Electives. Athletics announce new equipment for football and basketball plus a tentative Goldenrod Conference schedule and a girls G A A program. Dramatics headed by Miss Graham promises active declamatory readings and plays.
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Nebraska
Goldenrod
Goings
Graham
Einglish
M. W. Willert
Irma Nelson
S. A Ramp
Edith Neidenhofer
Bernice Anderson
Edna Graham
Polk Schools Set to Open September 3 1945
Polk County towns list 1945 tax levies Stromsburg Osceola Shelby and Polk. Polk School News notes opening day Monday September 3 with 9 00 am bell and noon dismissal due to Labor Day. New faculty details include Edna Graham Edith Niederhoefer Martin Goings and others planning academic and athletic programs.
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Polk County
Stromsburg
Osceola
Shelby
Polk
Edna Graham
State Teacher’s College
Kearney
Nebraska
University of Nebraska
Graham
Otoe
Edith Niederhoefer
Midland College
Martin Goings
Axtell
Luther College
Willett
Erma Nelson
Bernice Anderson
S A. Ramp
Mildred Sterner
Phyllis Anderson
Miss Freeman
Helen Nelson
Board of Education
Davis Pharmacy Fountain Draws Townsfolk
The fountain at Davis Pharmacy is a busy gathering spot during hot days. Davis’ offers Wairmonts ice cream at prewar prices, with sodas costing a dime at home after higher city prices. Mrs Minnie Smith and Marie visited Mr and Mrs Martin Smith and daughters for Sunday dinner. Mr and Mrs Herman Brauer called on Mr and Mrs George Reed. Miss Vandaline Bush spent several days in Grand Island visiting friends and relatives. Mrs Eda Widga was injured stepping on basement stairs and received fourteen stitches at Dr. Anderson's office in Stromsburg. Harry Shixer of Imperial Kansas is visiting his mother Mrs Linnie Shafer. Mr and Mrs R C Weist and family from Kearney vacationed with Nettie Carlson and son.
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Davis Pharmacy
Davis
Wairmont
Minnie Smith
Marie
Martin Smith
Herman Brauer
George Reed
Vandaline Bush
Grand Island
Eda Widga
Anderson
Stromsburg
Harry ShiXer
Imperia
Kansas
Linnie Shafer
R. C Weist
Kearney
Nettie Carlson
Local briefs and social notes from Lincoln area
Miss Blaine Garling visits her Lincoln parents this week. Garling and the Cramers enjoy a family stay. Filling station operations are handled by Bill Lavelle Branting and Charlie Smith. A Plymouth pickup, owned by Orein Hansen near Stromsburg, was found abandoned six miles NW of York after Friday theft. Brantings and relatives share Sunday dinner. Smiths return from Wyoming. Coffee Shop to reopen Saturday. Journal of World Herald subscription urged.
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Blaine Garling
Lincoln
Wm Garling
Cliff Cramer
Black Hills
South Dakota
Bill Lavelle
Bill Branting
Charlie Smith
Orein Hansen
Stromsburg
York
Lorrel Branting
Central City
Claude Stromberg
Clarks
Reuben Swanson
Mervin Branting
Clifford Branting
Charles Smith
Lara Mie
Wyoming
James Stroupe
Smith
Journal of World Herald
Osceola Social Notes Include Visits and Arrivals
Osceola residents welcome relatives from Long Beach Beatrice and Lincoln while noting marriages births military service and job changes. Lt David H Mickey ties to Hyde Park Mass in a recent ceremony. families host visitors from Omaha Wahoo and Tabor. Dale Louis Morris born August 22 to Mrs Morris formerly Dorothy Fox. Pfc Morris wounded in Italy awaiting arm surgery.
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E . Calvin
Long Beach
California
Osceola
Benjamin H. Mickey
Lincoln
G. M. Merrick
Laramie
Wyoming
Springfield
Missouri
Herman Jahr
Omaha
H. S. Eklund
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Polk Public Schools
Polk High School
State Department
Ramp
Merton Goings
F. W. Davis
Carl Steelquist
See.y
H. L. Nelson
Paul Strand
Rolland Dahlin
Elwood Sandell
LOGAL
J. P. Johnson
Thurs
Court House
Nebr
PRICE
Clarks Bridge
Rea Line
Anced Grain and Stock Farm
Nebraska Realty Auction Co
B. L. ‘‘Buster”’ Anderson
Auct
Central City, Nebr
M- A. Larson
Osceola News
Hattie Newcomer
Charles Newcomer
Mead Ordnance Plant
Wahoo
Ronald Taddiken
Beatrice
Shelby and
Harrison Lybarger
Lyle
Tabor
Iowa
Lybarger
Wm. Harrison
Fredrick W. Clayton
H .S. Eklund
Mary Swearingen
Delmar McFadden
F. EB. Wisely
Darlene
the Muse Theatre
Lassie
A. J. Chantry
Cornell Wilde
Merle Oberon
Paul Muni
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Cartoon and News
Diamond Horseshoe
Joan Davis
Buddy
Bob Hope
Sergeant Mike
Gene Autry
Little Dogies
Smiley Burnette —Plus
Starbright
Betty Grable
Dick Haymes
Phil Silvers
van Johnson
Lionel Barrymore
House Frankenst’n Son Chaney
Boris Karloff
Navy
Wally Beery
Tom Drake
Popular Science
Shelby Theatre
Wational Barn
Cas
Jack Carson
Sell Lt
Rosalind
WO Jima
Breemwich Village
Wm. Bendix
Dennis Morgan
George Murphy
Lon McAllister
Pat O’brien
Tory
Jeanne Crain
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