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Newspaper

Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1965

Page

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Christmas Spirit Among Polk Folks Amid Snow

Cold weather and snow blanket Polk County as residents bundle in heavy coats. Thanksgiving brought ample meals and family visits. The American Legion hints at a teens dance around the 11th. LWML at Immanuel Lutheran met November 11 with officer elections and plans for 1966. Mrs Gordon Johnson named vice president and audits arranged. Missionary notes and yearbook planning wrap the gathering.

Larry Johnson Polk The American Legion LWML Immanuel Lutheran Church Amos Leaguers Pastor Lutz Gordon Johnson Arlan Warnecke Lavern Schulze Christian Growth Joseph Hu Fmil Wilshusen Milfred Johnson Lutz

Students Present Recital at Local High School

A student recital by private lesson students under Mrs. Lois Cunningham and director Arlyce Lind is set for Monday November 29 at 7 30 p m in the High School Auditorium. The program includes trumpet clarinet trombone and piano solos with several duets. The Boxer Baby Beef 4 H club held its first meeting of the year with 14 members at leader Glenn Dobberstein home. Officers elected Loren Oberg president Raymond Lindgren vice president Douglas Holm secretary and Lyle Lindgren news reporter.

Lois Cunningham Arlyce Lind Glenn Dobberstein Loren Oberg Raymond Lindgren Dougl Holm Lyle Lindgren Linch Ed Dobberstein Lloyd Wid The Meadowlarks Pamela Ostberg Patricia Ostberg Leanne Sundberg Wanda Flodman Rebecca Miller Dobberstein Ostberg Wee News

Flood Detention Structures Avert Damaging Floods

The Soil Conservation Service urges flood control via detention structures that hold back water during heavy rains. New examples on farms in Mervin Ransom Sr, Albert Lux, and Martin Jones properties illustrate how earthen dams trap water and release it slowly. Local districts and the Soil Conservation Service promote these schemes to reduce flood damage and provide irrigation and wildlife benefits. Polk County leaders note growing adoption as communities act to prevent flood losses.

Soil Conservation Service Mervin Ransom Sr Albert Lux Martin Jones Jones Creek Polk County Soil and Water Conservation District

Polk County Grans Weather and Community Notes

Moisture for week ending Saturday trace surface and subsoil adequate. Corn 85 percent harvested 15-26 percent moisture. sorghums 99 percent harvested 10-18 percent moisture. soybeans all harvested. Meadowlarks club elected officers and welcomed Rebecca Miller. Odd Dozen extension club planned Christmas caroling and party. Marriage licenses issued. speeding and DUI fines listed. Park Avenue Birthday Club met for a birthday luncheon.

Gary Garey

Do it Day drives Polk County Christmas Seal drive

High point of the local Christmas Seal campaign arrives with Do it Day. Residents are urged to mail in contributions to the Polk County Tuberculosis Committee in Osceola Nebraska to support programs for tuberculosis and other respiratory diseases during the holiday season.

Polk County Tuberculosis Committee Osceola Nebr

Sunrise Sunset Correction About Doctor Hadley’s Polk Office

Correction notes the telephone number of Dr Hadley’s Polk office as 765 3641. No other details provided.

Social Calendar Highlight Week of December Events

Monday December 6 lists School Board meetings while Tuesday December 7 covers Polk Village Board and Polk Woman's Club events. Wednesday December 8 features a Happy Hour Club gathering in the local area.

School Board Polk Village Board Polk Woman’s Club Happy Hour Club

Native dies at 82 in York County farm community

Charles Clayton Burgess aged 98? 82 native of York County died suddenly at home. Born Oct 27 1883 in York County he farmed locally and belonged to the Methodist church for 50 years serving on the church board. Survived by wife Anna Mae two daughters a stepson seven grandchildren four sisters and two brothers. Funeral services were held Nov 30 at Arborville Congregational Church with Rev Lindley J Cook officiating. Burial Arborville Cemetery. Larry Cramer attends Nebraska Fertilizer Short Course in Kansas City sponsored by Consumers Co op Association and Co op Oil where he works.

Charles Clayton Burgess, Polk York County Clayton and Harriett Burgess Methodist Church Jr. Burgess Anna Mae Fred Harriet) Bedient Polk Dale Marcella) Perkins Central City Robert Zesssinger Lancaster Eters Fenarms CF. Stouffer Hastings John McMurrin York L A. Burgess O’neill George W. Burgess Twin Falls Edith Arborville Congregational Church Lindley J. Cook Arborville Cemetery Larry Cramer Kansas City Consumers Co-op Association CCA Co-op Oil Cramer

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Polk County Nebraska MARS Boxer Baby Beef Hater Mader Polk School News Julia Flodman Curtis Flodmans Lawrence Linds Stromsburg C. Marvin Fredrickson Walter Stohls Leilani Carrol Flodmans Virgil Flodmans Virgil Flodmans Jr Grand Island Wilbur Whitacre David Mills John Arnold Eddie Johnson Polk County Grans Bill Beck Larry Shallberg Bob Gibson Jerry Shallberg Eldon Johnson Ronald E. Stempek Duncan Constance Leimser Columbus James LeRoy Pogue Luana Marie Erickson Richard L. Carlson Lincoln Carolyn Ann Sundberg Mary M. Dembowski Commerce City Okla Earl G. Trew Ansley Norman W. Groninger Kenneth H. Donelson Donald Kelly Birthday Club Park Avenue Oscar Sundberg Walter Fisher Sundberg High Point L. Cramer
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