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Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1966

Page

6

Amended Articles of Incorporation Citizens State Bank Polk Neb

Amended Articles certify the Citizens State Bank Polk County Nebraska with charter number 1514. K L Stewart president and Doris M Stewart secretary sign on January 11 1966. Amendments redefine Articles I to X and specify capital stock 100000 issued 50000 paid in with perpetual existence and board structure. Notary public confirms identities.

Citizens State Bank Polk Polk County Nebraska K. L. Stewart Doris M. Stewart County of Polk County of State of Department of Banking State of Nebraska

Notary Public G O Leverington Records Date in Polk Nebraska

The document shows the notary G. O. Leverington signing and sealing on January 11 1966 in Polk Nebraska. The notary commission expiration notes February 1 1964 January 27 February 3 10 with several dated stamps.

Felker Family Stationed in Okinawa Chaplain Service

Rev and Mrs Lester Felker and their children are stationed in Okinawa where Rev Felker serves as chaplain. In a letter to the Reuben Hanquists they say they are busy and enjoying the service. They note the climate as their biggest living problem and send greetings to Polk friends.

Lester Felker Okinawa Rev. Felker Reuben Hanquists Felkers Polk

High School Yearbook Now On Sale

The 66 Cub yearbook edited by Arlyce Lind and Allan Neuhaus is on sale to students this week. Friends may buy copies by contacting Pat Stufft or Cheryl Johnson for a price of $2.50 each.

Arlyce Lind Allan Neuhaus Pat Stufft Cheryl Johnson

Forests Should Harbor More Wildlife Than Cities

The piece argues for increased wildlife in forests and urges those opposed to step back from active opposition, emphasizing community welfare.

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Jodie, and Gary 1 Mrs Don Shoup Hordville G. O. Leverington Mrs. Felker High School Becky Sue Craig Allan Irvin Wize Total Electric Roy Vandekro Lincoln Roy Vandekrol Capitol Beach Manor Roy Vandekrols Consumers Public Power District
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