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Newspaper

Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1963

Page

2

Polk Citizens Go Around In Shirtsleeves Building to Be Hardware Store

Mary Lewis died at her home December 6. Miss Ruth Sidwell works in a cafe east of the Union Pacific depot at Central City. Alfred W. Stumpff, his wife, and Charles Penn of Clark’s vicinity were arraigned on conspiracy to violate Prohibition. Clara Dahlgren taught at Wolbach and visited her parents. Victor Sidwell took a bank job in Cody after studying at Lincoln. C. E. Cohagen bought the Darrow store land and may open a hardware store.

Polk Darrow Ruth Sidwell Union Pacific Central City E. A. Samuelson Alfred William Stumpff Charles Penn Clarks Clara Dahlgren Wolbach Charles Dahlgren Victor Sidwell Cody Lincoln C. E. Cohagen B. A. Darrow

Regy Green Chooses Lincoln Wesleyan Basketball Roster

Regy Green of Polk joins the 1963 64 Nebraska Wesleyan varsity basketball squad as a 6 1 sophomore forward and sees his first year of varsity action. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Everett Green of Lincoln. Attendees included Mr and Mrs P W Aker and Mr and Mrs Elmer Hanquist at John Faulks wedding anniversary open house.

Regy Green Polk Nebraska Wesleyan University Green Everett Green Lincoln P. W. Aker Elmer Hanquist John Faulks

Death Calls Father of Tekamah Resident

Mr and Mrs C G Jack left on Saturday for Tekamah after learning of his father's death. Rev and Mrs R M Bailey and family of Mead were Monday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Henry Sandel.

C. G. Jack Tekamah R. M Bailey Mead Henry Sandel

Will Polk Get Natural Gas

A meeting for more information about natural gas access is planned for December 18. Relatives gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs W Binford to celebrate their 37th wedding anniversary.

Polk W. Binford Methodist Church Central City Janice Sundberg Mr. Reist Oscar Jones Oscar Sundberg James Aurora Denver Cole Charles Crew Geneva Crew Lenorad Chinook Mont Martha Westfall Jim Brazd Eldon Johnson Marvin Fredrickson Leo Wurtz Kenneth Stewart Viola Benson

Local Community Notes Speak of Holidays and Travel

Mr and Mrs Ollie Baker depart for San Juan Texas for the winter. The Nelson family hosted a Christmas party at the Community Hall. A series of visits and guest lists include the Kisler and Bab cock households and a large Sunday dinner with relatives from Thedford Lincoln and Omaha. Natalie Hahn represented Nebraska in Chicago at a National Farm Bureau Youth talk meet and will speak on USDA at KRVN. Distinguished anniversaries celebrated in Stromsburg and Central City. Emory Cramer met the newborn Terry Scott Cramer. Andy Loehr named assistant Shrine football game coach for next summer.

Nelson King Anna Kisler Glen Babcock Walter Nelson Marvin B. Nelson Thedford Raymond E. Johnson Mmes Marvin Nelson Jim Weeks Omaha Albert Hoffer Dale Christiansen Lincoln Harry Christiansen Stromsburg Lloyd Hahn Natalie Chicago Illinois Nebraska National Farm Bureau USDA KRVN Lexington Marshall Fields Irvin Anderson John Falk Henry Steinke Central City Emory Cramer Bruce Cramer York General Hospital Terry Scott Cramer Andy Loehr Polk McCook

Barber Shop Hours Announced for December 23

The barber shop will open all day on Monday December 23 and stay open until 8 30 PM in the evening.

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Mary Lewis C. C. Snodgrass T. J. Nelson C. H. Lindburg Orlie Adelson Arts and Crafts Club Sybil Otte R. B. Merchant C. W. Recknor F. N. Reckner York Lillie Lind Polk School Matheson Genoa van Bush Vandeline O. F. Alfred Arthur Newton High Prairie School Ozarks Twentieth Century Club Walter Green Village Board Commercial Club W. A. Stevens Gene Glasser Ord Annd Ira Glasser James Lindburg Dave Meline Loup City Thurs Coats Cliff Hudnall Florida York Nebr THE Citizens State Bank Vere General Banking Saftey Deposit Boxes daves/ i FDIC State Bank Polk, Nebraska Mene Norris W. Alfred Congress Emebrabkm Wtsss Association Matiomal Editorial Assoc Ash of Origin Wesleyan Wegner & Clausen Monument CO Ollie Baker South San Juan Texas Anderson Victor Anderson Co Stromburg Mr. Farmer Martin & Jones Aurora, Nebraska Ziombe Furniture
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