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Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1953

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Best Flodman Wedding Solemnized at Swede Plain Church

Phyllis Best and Pvt Burdette Flodman were married Sunday evening December 20 at Swede Plain Methodist church with Rev Milton O Connor officiating. The ceremony featured palm stands seven branch candelabra and music by Mrs Willard Adelson and Lewis Adams.

Phyllis Best Carl E. Best Central City Burdette A. Flodman Curtis Flodman Swede Plain Methodist Church Milton O’connor Willard Adelson Polk Lewis Adams Belgrade Ida Mae Coover Wayne Best Omaha Wayland Flodman

Leaders Named for Polk County March of Dimes Drive

Polk County campaign leaders gathered in Osceola at Mrs. Edith Heilman’s home to outline plans for 1965. They target a $1.00 per capita goal and a total of 26.5 million dollars for the Fourth Front polio prevention program, with regional leaders named for Osceola Polk Rural Shelby Stromsburg and others.

Polk County Osceola Edith Heilman Carl Bowman

Open House for Mr and Mrs Joe Monson 25th Anniversary

Mr and Mrs Joe Monson observe their twenty fifth wedding anniversary at their Clarkston home on Sunday December 27 1953. Friends and neighbors are invited to call between 2 and 5 p.m.

Joe Monson Clarks

100 Attend Natural Gas Meeting Last Friday

A crowd of about 100 gathered at Polk Community Hall to hear plans for natural gas. Kansas Nebraska Gas Co. representative Mr Seigel outlined that the company would not invest in lines. farmers would lay pipe from a main 1144 miles south of Highway 34 at about 3000 dollars per mile for a 2 inch line. Each mile would serve roughly 144 irrigation wells at about 1000 dollars per well, with three farm homes equaling one well. The company serves 170 towns with under 1000 residents and may begin piping next summer if feasible.

Polk Mr. Seigel Kansas-Nebraska Gag Co Hastings Nebraska Bradshaw Seigel

Christmas Programs Highlight Evangelical Free Methodist and Baptist Churches

Christmas programs at the Evangelical Free Church under Sunday School Superintendent Gilbert Glad featured pictures narrated by Larry Nyberg, with the Junior Choir and Mrs. Edwin Nyberg at piano. The Methodist Church presented The Child Jesus cantata directed by Wesley Reisiag with organist Janice Sundberg and narrator Gaylen Holmes, plus multiple soloists and a Christmas poem read by Sheralee Hill. The Baptist Church offered Lord of All cantata directed by Rev Elwood Anderson with music by Mrs. Robert Merchant and several soloists, including a clarinet offertory by Mr. Reist.

Evangelical’ Free Church Gilbert Glad Larry Nyberg Edwin Nyberg Methodist Church Childe Jesus Wesley Reisi Janice Sundberg Gaylen Holmes Albert Sundberg Milton

Lorenz Guests Dinner at Victor Larson Home

Mr and Mrs Carl Lorenz of Marquette were dinner guests Sunday in the Victor Larson home, sharing an informal visit and meal.

Mrs Carl Lorenz of Marquette Victor Larson

County Treasurer Clarifies Vehicle Fee Ad Date

County Treasurer Carleton Anderson said the motor vehicle fee collection will not begin on the date shown in the advertisement. Fees will start Monday January 4 due to the Court House closure on January 2.

Carleton Anderson

Progress Sets New Subscription Record

The Polk Progress reports a strong year end as many new gift and new subscriptions are listed with donors from John Nyberg to Mrs. Viola Benson and beyond. Readers are wished a Merry Christmas and continued enjoyment of the publication throughout the year.

Mr and Mrs Oscar Person Visit Burke Home for School Program

Mr and Mrs Oscar Person and their daughter attended a Friday evening visit to the George Burke home and observed the school program in which Eva Burke is a pupil.

Oscar Person George Burke Eva Burke

Cubs Miss Narrow Upset of Stromsburg Five

Polk Cubs nearly toppled strong Stromsburg Vikings in a close 53 52 defeat on a crowded home night. Den ny Cramer sparked Polk early as Mardell Lind and Kenny Werner traded late buckets while Burg capitalized on 28 free throws to Polk's 13. Gaylen Lind led Polk with 10 points and strong rebounding.

Polk Cubs Stromsburg Burg Polk Viking Kenny Werner Bure Gaylen Lind Falso Bowers Widga Werner Shenk Light McNaught King

Acreage Report Forms Available To Farmers

The Polk County ASC Office urges producers planning corn in 1954 on farms with no prior corn plantings in 1951 1953 to apply in writing for a 1954 corn acreage allotment by January 15 1954. Blank applications and Acreage Report forms are available at the County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation office for filing requests.

Polk County ASC County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation The PMA

Also Mentioned on This Page

Leaders For March of Dimes Campaign Ars Dale Nyberg John Nyberg R. C. Kauth B. W. Hahn Doyle Sundberg Harold Hogfoss Ben Peterson J. M. Relist Wesley, Reist Roger “Werner Ray Werner Forrest Saint Clarence Newton Bill Williams R. B. Williams Glen Green Hi” Green Emil Person Esther Johnson H. B. Johnson Norman Reetz Ervin Blase Martin Baack Darrell Scherer M. O. Johnson Helen Isaacson Viola Benson Gordon Glad Edwin Glad J. R. Stroup Wm. F. Smith Chas. H Foster Scott C. A. Whittemore Philip Nyberg James Stufft Leland Bills Raymond Houdek Mrs. J. Be, McDaniel Harold Kohtz A. H. Ramsey Ray Stunkel CUBS Denny Cramer Mardell Lind
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