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Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1973

Page

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War Dances of Fear and Nixon Policy in Vietnam Debate

The piece reflects on moral judgments from cinema to public life, condemning killing, praising Nixon for the Vietnam cease fire, and condemning McCarthy era fear. It critiques the war hype, arms buildup, and the military industrial complex, noting Sputnik panic and the drift to foreign intervention.

Moses Vietnam Nixon United States Russia Joe McCarthy U. S Eisenhower

Coach Gilson's Cubs Top Wolbach 79-51 in Friday Victory

Polk Cubs roll to a 79-51 win over Wolbach as Mark Anderson and Bruce Hudson reach double figures. The reserves dominated the Wolbach squad, with 13 Cubs scoring and a 41 percent team field goal average. The upcoming schedule lists Osceola and Stromsburg contests with a chance to avenge a conference tournament loss.

Gilson Cubs Wolbach Polk Mark Anderson Bruce Hudson Bill Hoffman Roger Carlstrom Gale Stevens Layne Hanquist Vic Bender Daryl Tenniges Brad Albin Mike Branting Allen Willits Randy Flodman Dennis Bjerrum John Steenson Bradshaw Osceola Stromsburg Maples Vikings

Lowell Bills To Head Polk Community Club

Lowell Bills was elected president of the Polk Community Club at a Monday night pot-luck supper meeting with 23 members present. Leonard Anderson became vice president Elaine Miller secretary and Jeanine Hoffman treasurer. Retiring president Harold Anderson urged a 1973 membership drive with two committees named residents and countryside. Dues are $5 per couple or $2.50 single. Visitors included Mrs Hulda Sagehorn Mrs Mary Monson and Mrs Clarence Guthrie at Merrick Manor in Central City.

Lowell Bills Leonard Anderson Elaine Miller Jeanine Hoffman Polk Community Club Harold Anderson Hulda Sagehorn Mary Monson Clarence Guthrie Sadie Clark Merrick Manor Central, City Ladies of the Baptist Church Don Heuremann Farmland Industries Dan Niemoth Far- MarCo Grain Co Robert Merchant Japan Clarence Meerkatz Ed Dobberstein Donald Widge

United Methodist Church Plans Potluck Supper

The congregation will hold a pot luck supper Sunday February 4 at 6 30 PM. Members and friends are invited to attend.

United Methodist Church

Co-op Grain Reports Net Savings at Annual Meeting

At the Farmers Co-operative Grain Assn annual meeting in Polk Community Hall on January 24, Dean Myers, manager for 25 years, reported net savings of 46636 on total sales of 1826000. The cooperative bought 1318000 bushels of grain and paid 4 percent interest on stock.

Farmers Co-operative Grain Ass'n Polk Community Hall Dean Myers

Obrist Couple to Celebrate 50 Years at Stromsburg Open House

Mr and Mrs Harry Obrist of Stromsburg observe their fiftieth wedding anniversary with an open house at Stromsburg Methodist Church. The event is on Sunday from 2:00 to 4:00 p.m. The couple requests no gifts.

Harry Obrist Stromsburg Stromsburg Methodist Church

Polk Stromsburg Basketball Rescheduled for Feb 3

The Polk Stromsburg game is moved to Saturday February 3 with freshman at 5:30 p m, reserve at 6 30 p m and varsity at 8 00 p m.

Polk Stromsburg Polk-Stromsburg

Hospital Report Week of January 22 29 Names Listed

Annie Jorrey Memorial County Hospital patients include Parker Aker Polk Carl Allinder Osceola Mary Bahr Shelby Edna Berryhill Stromsburg Margaret Buresh Osceola Alice Burke Stromsburg Mildred Bush Columbus Lillie Headman Stromsburg Walter Koehler Osceola Matilda Lewis Osceola Alfred Miller Stromsburg Rose Nicolas Shelby Glenda Pallett and baby Stromsburg Harold Schall York Otto Schmidt York Alta Schmoker Osceola Vance Sharp Stromsburg Willie Shostrom Osceola Lucille Walford Gresham Jane Swasko Stromsburg Kenneth Cornish Osceola John Scholz Shelby Fred Lauerman Stromsburg Colleen Hiemer Osceola Emma Neujahr Gresham Maud Herrmann Osceola Troy Van Winkle Osceola Denise Snodgrass Osceola Delores Simpson Osceola Morris Richards Osceola Robert Mooney Stromsburg Ina Mangelsen Osceola Verna Kelly Osceola Annie Inness Osceola Alma Fickel Gresham George Buchta Osceola Bessie Brewer Osceola Ted Dittmer family visited Rex Graham home Bliver Creek.

Annie Rose Nicolas Shelby Glenda Pallett Baby Boy Stromsburg Harold E. Schall York Otto Schmidt Alta Schmoker Osceola Vance Sharp Willie Shostrom Lucille Walford Gresham Jane Swasko Kenneth Cornish John Scholz Fred Lauerman Colleen Hiemer Emma Neujahr Edna Berryhill Maud & Herrmann Troy van Winkle Denise Snodgrass Delores Simpson Morris Richards Robert C. Mooney Ina Mangelsen Verna Kelly Annie Inness Alma Fickel George Buchta Bessie Brewer

Coyote Urine, Traps, and Family Oddities

Woman recalls living with a jar of coyote urine in the fridge and a string of trap experiments by husband and son. She recounts risky home projects, odors, exploded jars, and close calls, noting rural hunting hobbies and family ties despite the odd hazards.

Davy Crockett Joan of Arc

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Polking Little Dogie Ron Meerkatz Donald Widga Neal Vansousen Clem Leon Don Neal Paul Anderson Co-op Grain Ted Dittmer Rex Graham Bliver Creek By Marsha Redman
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