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Newspaper

Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1964

Page

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Mrs. Seymour Dies at 86 in Polk Nebraska obit

Hennie Josephine Seymour daughter of Axel and Betty Renquist born Rock Island Illinois June 1 1878 died December 17 at Osceola hospital age 86. She moved to Nebraska as a child, married John P. Seymour April 28 1896, lived on a Polk area farm, retired 1924 then moved to Polk. Survived by brother Albert Renquist three daughters Garnet Priese Opal Hughes Ree Anderson, five grandchildren and fifteen great grandchildren. Funeral at Polk Methodist Church with Rev Harold Jensen. burial Pleasant Hill Benedict.

Hennie Josephine Seymour Axel Betty Renquist Rock Island Ill Osceola Hospital Nebraska Illinois John P. Seymour Polk Polk, Where Mr Seymour Died. She Spent the Last Few Months In Good Samaritan Seymours Seymour Polk Methodist Church WSCS WCTU Rebekah Lodge Faithful Workers Club Albert Renquist Scottsbluff Garnet Priese Omaha Opal Hughes Mount Prospect Ree Anderson Rockford Harold Jensen James “Lindberg Leslie Adelson Robert Dickson Rolland Johnson Neil McNaught Leonard Renquist Percy Seymour Pleasant Hill Benedict

How the West Was Won at Muse Theatre Dec 25 29

Osceola Muse Theatre presents How the West Was Won with seven showings daily from December 25 to 29 including a Sunday matinee. The feature is highly rated and attractive to local moviegoers. The Howe family reflects on 1964, noting Timmy’s ice swimming mishap and a humorous kitchen shoe incident involving Billy.

Osceola Muse Theatre Howe Timmy Billy Tim

Christmas Meetings and Santa Visit at Polk

Faithful Workers held a Christmas luncheon and program at the Corner Cafe and Mrs Harold Miller home with gift exchanges and poems. The Woman's Society of Christian Service met at Swede Plain Church on Dec 9 with a missionary minute, scriptural reading, and a Christ mas Story in Song. Santa visited Polk Saturday bringing a train ride and goodies for local boys and girls with quick card distribution.

Woman's Society of Christian Service Swede Plain Willard Adelson Donald Dahlin Lyle Widga Harvey Lind Arthur Samuelson Walter Stohl Elmer Sarnes Walter Icil Robert Clymer Santa’s Vist Santa Polk

Country Woman's Club Meets With 14 Members Present

The Country Woman's Club gathered at Mrs Richard Widge's home on Thursday afternoon December 17 with 14 members and 3 visitors. The meeting opened with prayer and a poem by Mrs Ollie Johnson, followed by a song and the flag salute. Lois Meerkatz and Garnet Miller led the program. the group sang White Christmas and read a Christmas poem The Silent Night. Members revealed their secret pals from the past year by describing themselves and guessing identities. Lunch was served by hostess Mrs Widga.

Country Woman's Club Richard Widge Ollie Johnson Lois Meerkatz Garnet Miller Widga

Birthday Gathering Honors Mrs Anderson At Home

Cousins and friends of Mrs Emma Anderson gathered Monday afternoon at her home to honor her birthday with Christmas decorations and a luncheon. Present were Mrs Philip Johnson, Mrs Alvena Lind, Mrs Lennis Lind, Mrs Rose Nyberg, Mrs Edith Larson, Mrs Russell Fijell, Mrs Gerald Holm, Mrs Lloyd Lind, Mrs Wilbur Whitacre and Lillie Lind. An additional notice states that Nebraska Motor Coaches seeks to raise bus fares from Omaha to Central City and other towns, with a Jan 8 1965 deadline for objections and possible public hearing.

Emma Anderson Philip Johnson Alvena Lind Lennis Lind Rose Nyberg Edith Larson Russell Fijell Gerald Holm Lloyd Lind Wilbur Whitacre Lillie Lind Nebraska Motor Coaches Columbus Omaha Central City Shelby Osceola Stromsburg Polk Nebraska State Railway Commission

New Nebraska program to simplify wheat and feed grain checks

Polk County Nebraska and 36 other counties will use a new program for 1965 wheat and feed grain compliance. Farmers report acreage to ASCS and are responsible for accuracy. 25% of farms will be measured after the disposition deadline, with noncompliant farms losing payments. Optional verification service available at farmer cost. Also notes Beef Club banquet with Lt Gov Burney and UNL basketball trip. a story on a cookies plan for lonely seniors closes.

Polk County Nebraska ASCS Beef Club Lloyd Hahn Dwight Burney Athletic Department University of Nebraska University of Nebraska-Michigan Gov. Burney

Arborville club hosts Christmas program and gift exchange

The Arborville Community club met December 17 at Mrs Leo Litty’s home with Mrs Wilfred Stephens and Mrs Litty in charge of a Christmas program in which each member took a part. A gift exchange and reveal of secret sisters followed, then a lunch of Christmas cookies and ice cream. The Osceola hospital staff held a Christmas party at Kings Ballroom Shelby with fifty three attending including doctors nurses and staff.

Arborville Community Club Leo Litty Wilfred Stephens Litty Osceola Hospital Kings Ballroom Shelby

Cubs defeat Polk and St Edward in Goldenrod action

Polk rolled over Genoa 51 38 Tuesday night in Goldenrod conference play. Dennis Sealey led Polk with 15 points and Carlstrom 21 rebounds as Polk won 51 38. Polk also beat St Edward 72 32 before Christmas with Sagehorn 17 points and Carlstrom 20 rebounds.

Polk Genoa Goldenrod Cubs Dennis Sealey Gary Sagehorn Larry Johnson Bob Rahrs Dennis Carlstrom Carlstrom Ted Cremers Larry Beach Ben Bore Shelby St. Edward Polk Wee Oess Gary Stevens Sherman Wilshusen Don Han

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Yale Party Harold Miller Hon Good Samaritan Hennie Seymour Mrs. _.Anderson Mrs. Litty
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