Official Proceedings of the Board of Education Bills
The December 1 1969 board bills include purchases from Polk Progress Handbooks Houghton Mifflin McGraw Hill Follett and other suppliers totaling 63.34 with various items such as books supplies and utilities listed. Several minor line items reference bus expenses telecommunication and medical clinic fees among vendors like Polk Oil Lincoln Tele and York Medical Clinic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ulry-Talbert
Stephenson’s S. R.A
Besa Olay
York Medical Clinic
Dick’s Standard Lincoln
Polk Local News and School Board Meeting Notes
Polk residents hosted guests after church and Sunday dinner. The Polk School District No. 72 board met with all members present except two. minutes were read and approved and bills listed and approved. Payment entries include custodial supplies 96.52 and various services, with totals and vendors such as Mellinay and Company 61.15 and Kansas Nebraska Gas 22924.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dutton-Lainson Custodial Supplies
Mellinay and Company Repairs
Eeeees Ea Ehles
Sico Scientific Co
Science Co
Eseseverceevees
Overland Sand & Gravel Cement
Hammond Library
Kansas-Nebr
Stromsburg
Polk
Board of Education
Polk County
Richard Sealey, Jr
Harold Anderson
Gerald Stevens
Duane Miller
Hog Prices to Stay Near Current Level in 1969
University of Nebraska extension economist Allen Wellman projects butcher hog prices near 24 dollars per hundredweight in December 1969 with a November December forecast of 24.50 to 26.50. He expects 1970 prices to match or exceed the 1969 first-half average of 21.60, barring larger than expected farrowings or inventories.
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University of Nebraska Extension
Allen Wellman
Wellman
USDA
Weekend Visits Highlight Polk County Social Roundup
Mr and Mrs Stanford Ang visited the Ollie Johnson home Saturday evening. Tuesday evening guests were Mr and Mrs Guy Shenk. S S Pierson of Marquette stayed Thursday evening with Martin Hoffman Sr. Mr and Mrs Elmer Hanquist and Laura Bolton shared Sunday dinner with Don Hanquist. The Dawrin Hahn couple of Osceola visited Monday afternoon. Dwight Burney and his wife traveled to Lincoln Friday for a Masonic KCCH banquet and program. They toured the governor's mansion and the moon rock exhibit. Saturday the Burneys attended the Easter Seal Association board meeting in Omaha at 3815 Dewey. Mrs Burney reported on the national convention in Columbus, Ohio last November where she served as Nebraskan delegate.
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Stanford Ang
Ollie Johnson
Guy Shenk
S. S. Pierson
Marquette
Martin Hoffman Sr
Elmer Hanquist
Laura Bolton
Don Hanquist
Darwin Hahn
Osceola
Hannah ,Hahn and Doyle
Dwight Burney
Lincoln
Mr. Burney
Masonic Kcch
Junior High Pep Club Elects Officers and Cheerleaders
On November 13 the Junior High girls elected cheerleaders, demerit officers and Pep Club officers. Cheerleaders include Melody Albin rally captain Marla Branting Luann Bills Terri Harrington with substitutes Pam Harless and Jeanelle Carlson. Demerit officers are Lynette Creech Marilyn Rosno Wendy Redman and Becky Flodman. Officers: Cynthia Tewell president Becky Miller vice president Gail Samuelson secretary. News reporter Rita Fossberg notes excitement for basketball season.
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Melody Albin
Marla Branting
Luann’ Bills
Terri Harrington
Pam
Harless
Jeanelle Carlson
Demerit
Lynette Creech
Marilyn Rosno
Wendy Redman
Becky
Flodman
Cynthia Tewell
Becky Miller
Gail’ Samuelson
Rita Fossberg
Local Social Guests Report Midweek Visits
Pastor and Mrs Koelling were Wednesday evening dinner guests of Mrs Hilmer Jones. Mr and Mrs Earl Stevens visited Mr and Mrs Ollie Johnson Thursday evening.
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Earl Stevens
Ollie Johnson
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Roman’s and Wiemer
Cee Rae Ene Oe
Ae Ontasee
Aenas Essen
Roy. Glasser Jr
Edith Benson
Rudolph Gustafson
Esther Peterson
Martha Larson
Coop
Ives
Farmers Coop Grain Association
Nebraska
Oveciario
Legion Post
Poik, Nebr
Mobil
Doubleclean
Farm Future Order
Polk Oil Co
Polk, Nebraska
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