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Newspaper

Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1962

Page

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Dandelions and Christmas Cheer In Polk

The Polk Progress notes dandelion bloom counts in local yards on December 1 and discuss shifting weather. It mentions a Santa in London causing joy and disruption, the Cuban crisis affecting grain surpluses, and the Polk Cub Recorder published bi monthly by Polk Progress to share school news with wider readers.

Charlie Whittemore Ken Stewart Polk Polk Cub Recorder Polk Progress

Polk Couple Announces Engagement of Dianne Ruthe

Mr and Mrs Arthur Doremus of Polk announce the engagement of their daughter Dianne Ruthe to Kenneth L Tyner son of Mr and Mrs Elmer Clipston of Red Oak Iowa The bride elect is a Polk High School and Grand Island School of Business graduate and works as a secretary at Porter Trustin Co in Omaha Mr Tyner is employed by Western Electric Co in Omaha The couple plan a February 10 wedding

Arthur Doremus Polk Dianne Ruthe Kenneth Laverne Tyner Elmer Clipston Red Oak Iowa Polk High School Grand Island School of Business Porter-Trustin Co Omaha Tyner Western Electric Co

County 4 H Achievement Highlights Polk County Event

More than 125 4 H club members and guests gathered at the Polk Community Hall on Friday evening November 23 1962 for the County 4 H Achievement program. Alumni honors went to Ansel Fredrickson and Ivan Sundberg for a late 1920s livestock judging team that won the state championship and excelled nationally. Notable achievers included Sondra Hill Rugene Lees Betty Lees Linda McKeag Doris Swanson and Lionel Swanson with Club Congress trips and citizenship honors. Special awards went to Ted Gleim Beverly Wieseman Sherill Erickson and others with Gold Medal winners numbering 85 for 1963. County Farm Bureau also funded long term membership and junior leader pins.

Polk Ansel Fredrickson Ivan Sundberg Sondra Hill Chicago Rugene Lees Darrel Christensen Betty Lees Louis Whitmore Linda McKeag Doris Swanson Lionel Swanson Natalie Hahn Natalie Ted Gleim Beverly Wieseman Sherill Erickson Steve Fredrickson Roberts Ronald Lux Paul Monson Danforth Foundation Lynn Ray Anderson News Diane

Winter Wheat Diversion Signup Deadline Nears

December 14 is the final day to enroll in the 1963 Wheat Stabilization Program for winter wheat farms. Albert A. Francke ASCS chairman announced that less than two weeks remain to file applications. Growers should enroll only the acreage they plan to divert from 1963 production.

Albert A. Francke ASCS

Junior High Honor Roll Names Six Students

Four seventh graders and two eighth graders earned the Junior High Honor Roll for the second six weeks. Seventh graders are Glee Killion Carol Litty Daniel Graves Beverly Willits. Eighth graders include Margaret Rosno and Dennis Stevens.

Glee Killion Carol Litty Daniel Graves Beverly Willits Margaret Rosno Dennis Stevens

Polk County October Savings Bond Sales Reach $57,563

E and H savings bond purchases in Polk County totaled $57,563 during October, per A. E. Bodine, volunteer county chairman. The ten month sales total reached $448,231, about 64.3 percent of the 1962 county quota.

E and H Savings Polk County A. E

Paul Gustafson Caller in Lincoln Home Saturday

Paul Gustafson of Lincoln acted as a caller in the O. E. Johnson residence this past Saturday, according to the report.

Paul Gustafson Lincoln O. E. Johnson

State Music Clinic Selections Highlight Karen Stevens Bonnie Hanquist

Karen Stevens and Bonnie Hanquist were chosen to attend the Nebraska State Music Clinic convention in Norfolk from November 15 to 17. Bonnie earned a place among 40 clarinet players in the 165 member band after a Grand Island audition with 93 peers. Karen sang first soprano in a chorus of 500 high school vocalists. Mr. McIntosh also attended the Nebraska Music Educators Convention.

Karen Stevens Bonnie Hanquist Norfolk Bonnie Grand Island Nebraska Karen Clinic McIntosh Nebraska Music Educators Convention

Hospital Report: Mrs Wilbur Whitacre Admitted

Mrs Wilbur Whitacre is a patient in the Osceola hospital having entered Tuesday.

Wilbur Whitacre Osceola Hospital

Polk Christmas Program Opens This Saturday Evening

Polk community urges all businesses to decorate for Christmas by December 8. Children from kindergarten to fourth grade will sing around the tree at 7 30 p m Saturday evening. A free turkey drawing is planned for December 15 from the bandstand.

Main St Polk

Williams celebrate 50th wedding anniversary

Mr. and Mrs. Billie Williams of Yutan Nebraska announce the 50th wedding anniversary of their parents Mr. and Mrs. Rolla Williams. The event will take place December 11 in Stromsburg. Cards would be appreciated.

Billie Williams Yutan Nebr Rolla ‘Williams Stromsburg

Hordville Co op Brings Annual Meeting And Dinner

The Farmers Coop Association of Hordville held its annual stockholders meeting and dinner Monday night at Hordville High School with 175 in attendance. Speakers included Wilbur Crown Frank Morgan Alfred Bangs and guest A B Stanning. Otto Mowitz Roy Knutson were reelected to three year terms and Robert Erickson to a one year term. Dividends around 100000 were paid and earnings for the year totaled 90000.

Farmers Coop Association Hordville Hordville High School Ladies Aid Immanuel Lutheran Church Wilbur Crown Farmers Union State Exchange Frank Morgan Farmers Union Elevator Federation Alfred Bangs Consumers Cooperative Association of Kansas City A. B. Stanning Lincoln Otto Mowitz Roy Knutson Robert Erickson

Local Birth Announcements Include Five Newborns

Milwaukee couple Rev. and Mrs Marvin Gruett welcome Ruth Renee born November 16 weighing 5 pounds 12 ounces. Oxford couple Mr and Mrs Gerald King announce Jeffrey Clark born December 2 weighing 7 pounds 1 ounce. Osceola couple Mr and Mrs John Nyberg report Matthew Shayne born December 3 at Annie Jeffrey Memorial weighing T pounds 1 ounce. Clarks couple Mr and Mrs Ronald Glasser greet daughter Ronda Jeanne born Sunday December 2 weighing 7 pounds 7 1/2 ounces.

Marvin Gruett Milwaukee Wis Ruth Renee Gerald King Oxford Jeffrey Clark John Nyberg Matthew Shayne Annie Jeffrey Memorial Hospital Osceola Ronald Glasser Clarks Ronda Jeanne

Pancake Feed at Community Hall December 8

Community Hall hosts a pancake feed on December 8 from 4 to 8 p.m. Polk and Swede Plain MYF offers all you can eat for 55 cents. Proceeds support MYF activities.

Polk

Parents Have Perfect Attendance at Polk Grade School Conference

Parents attended the Polk Grade School second six weeks conferences with 100 percent turnout. Many families had both parents present and more fathers participating. The conferences supplement Report Cards and aim to foster parent-teacher collaboration to support student progress. Teachers praised the turnout and positive parent attitudes.

Polk

Woman's Club December Meeting at Adelson Home

Polk Woman's Club held a 1 o'clock luncheon at Mrs. Leslie Adelson's home for its December gathering with 16 members present. Members chose a shut in to gift at Christmas. A Christmas program featured Mrs. Sundberg and Mrs. Stevens, with songs, devotions, stories, and poems. Next meeting set for 8 at Mrs. Parker Aker's home.

Polk Woman’s Club Leslie Adelson Dean Myers Robert Merchant Norman McIntosh Columbus Opportunity Center

Opportunity Center Drive Nets 148.56 In Columbus Fund

The Happy Hour Club collected 148.56 for the Opportunity Center for Retarded Children in Columbus on Saturday November 17. Door to door and business donations are listed with small contributions from Legion Post 160 and its auxiliary along with local clubs.

Happy Hour Club Opportunity Center Columbus Polk Ccceesees Acceeee Legion Post Hye eNele Legion Auxiliary Country Women’s Club

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