Democrats Urged To File As Delegates In Polk County
Polk County Democrats prepare for the 1976 County Convention in Osceola on June 3. Chairman Dr. Clarence Davis notes no filing fee and a March 1 deadline to file with the County Clerk. Seven state convention delegates will be chosen to attend the June 13 Congressional District Caucus and the June 26-27 State Democratic Convention in Kearney. National convention delegates to be elected May 11. filing deadline with the Secretary of State is March 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County
Osceola
Clarence Davis
Polk Co
Lincoln
Omaha
Ogallala
Kearney
Nebraska
Secretary of
New York City
Dr. Davis
Anderson Bldg
Neb
Visiting Kin Highlight Quiet Weekend in Nebraska Town
Mr and Mrs Harold Anderson visited her father Mr R B Darnall at St Francis hospital in Grand Island Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs Emory Cramer spent Wednesday evening in the Bruce Cramer home at York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Anderson
R. B. Darnall
St. Francis Hospital
Grand Island
Emory Cramer
Bruce Cramer
York
Trinity LCW Meets February Fourth 1976
The Trinity LCW met on February 4 1976 with 13 members attending. President Bonnie Wolfe led the business meeting and reported on the LCW President's Conference in Columbus. Pastor Lindgren shared a program on other religions followed by a Valentine themed lunch hosted by Donette Shenk and Lynda Sundberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Lcw
Bonnie Wolfe
LCW
Columbus
Lindgren
Donette Shenk
Lynda Sundberg
Polk Local News Highlights Family Visits and Birthdays
Mrs Glen Babcock visited her mother Sadie Clark in Central City hospital after she broke an arm last Tuesday. Sunday dinner guests included the Brazda families from Stromsburg and nearby towns. Birthday celebrations for Ken Rick Renee and Kristi were noted while York visitors visited Gerald Hiddeler and others visited Carroll Flodman. Additional visits included Ted Johnson Osceola and Arlette Johnson Hampton with C Marvin Fredrickson family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stromsburg
Ken
Rick
Renee
Kristi
Carl Brown
Gus Brown
Troy
York
Grand Island
Gerald Hiddeler
Sam Grogan
Carroll Flodmans
Ted Johnson
Osceola
Arlette Johnson
Hampton
Harry Dahlin’s 80th Birthday Observed in Stromsburg Home
A Sunday gathering at the Alvin Dahlin residence honored Harry Dahlin of Polk for his upcoming Feb 10 80th birthday. Attendees included Hilding and Ella Dahlin of Stromsburg and relatives from Clarks Osceola Lincoln and Stromsburg. The cake was baked by niece Mrs Stevens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Dahlin
Harry Dahlin
Polk
Hilding Dahlin
Ella Dahlin
Stromsburg
Ronald Glasser
Clarks
Marion Johnson
Osceola
Robert Stevens
Lincoln
Eler Ahlquist
Milton Anderson
Irvin Larson
Donald Dahlin
Harry
Grote
4H NEWS BOXER BABY BEEF STARTS MEETING
The Boxer Baby Beef group held its first meeting on February 3, 1976. Officers elected include Patti Bender as president Joel Anderson as vice president Rhonda Widga as secretary treasurer and Tim Jones as reporter. Other members and leaders were listed with lunch served by Jane Widga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patti Bender
Joel Anderson
Sec
Treas
Rhonda Widga
Tim Jones
Terry Bender
Brian Samuelson
Mike Jones
Roger Widga
Lynelle Meerkatz
Lance Meerkatz
Loren Meerkatz
Sharon Wendall
Doug Wendall
Verland Widga
Larry Jones
Janice Widga
Visitors Gather at Martin Hoffman Sr Home in Polk County
Last week visitors to the Martin Hoffman Sr residence in Polk included Mrs Brad Sundberg and Shari, Mr and Mrs S S Pierson and Donald Pierson of Marquette, Mrs Mildred Norquest, Mrs James Brazda Sr, Mrs Willard Henderson, Mrs Darold Hoffman, the Mick Hoffman and Kim and Rick Hoffman families of Hastings, Henry Reed, Laura Bolton, and the Ostbergs and Rings. Friday evening guests at Vern Von Oble n’s Central City home included Mr and Mrs Dolan Hahn and family as well as Mr and Mrs John Lesiak and their relatives. On Saturday evening Gaylord Dose and boys visited the Dolan Hahn home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Hoffman Sr
Brad Sundberg
Shari
S. S. Pierson
Donald Pierson
Marquette
Mildred Norquest
James Brazda, Sr
Willard Henderson
Darold Hoffman
Mick Hoffman
Kim
Rick Hoffman
Hastings
Floyd Quick
Circle
Mont
Henry Reed
Laura Bolton
Dof Ostberg
David Ring
Dolan Hahn
John Leseak
Vern von Oblen
Central City
Gaylord Dose
Sunday Socials Span Lincoln to Stromsburg Community
The report lists numerous Sunday dinners and weekend visits among residents and families from Osceola Lincoln Kearney York Stromsburg Central City Aurora Phillipsburg Grand Island and Clarks. Notable mentions include Mr and Mrs Willard Henderson and Verlin Johnson guests of Osceola. the Lindholm Lindburg families in York. Kim Rick Hoffman visiting Harold Anderson. and birthday celebrations for Mrs Blanche Fitz and W G Kohl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Henderson
Verlin Johnson
Osceola
Debbie
Lincoln
Randy
Kearney
Hilmer Jones
Eastside
Lee Potter
Son
Bob Lindburg
Kristen
Conrad Lindholm
Wayne Lindholm
York
Midwest Covenant
Stromsburg
Kim
Rick Hoffman
Harold Anderson
Sam Grogan
Robin Flodman
Central City
Carroll Flodman
C. Marvin Fredrickson
Deloras Flodman
Emory Cramer
Larry Cramer
Roger Gustafson
Hordville
Stephen Gustafson
Darold Johnson
Phillipsburg
Kans
Ollie Johnson
David Jacobsen
Stromsue
Willis Pauls
Mmes
Glen Hill
Beulah Gustafson
Dwight Burney
Will Blase
Hannah Bodine
Viola Ziegelbein
Henry
Reuben Swanson
Marvin Branting
Property transfer petition filed in Nebraska for district enclosure
Wallace Sandell and Sylvia Sandell seek to transfer NE1/4 Section 36 Township 13 North Range 5 West from Hamilton County School District 61 to Polk County School District 72. Hearing set with County Superintendents on February 25, 1976 at 1 PM in Hamilton County office. Russell W. Hoppner, County Superintendent of Schools, Hamilton County Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Sandell
Sylvia Sandell
Hamilton County
Polk County
Nebraska
Hordville
Nebrasa
Russell W. Hoppner
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National Guard Armor
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