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Newspaper

Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1965

Page

5

Polk County Heritage Snippets Span Four Decades

Early with P L Wiens from Hampton joining Hanford's produce station and local figures recount 40 years ago. Notes mention Richard Johnson’s move from Julesburg and a York band concert, Masons party, and school extension work assignments. 30 year items cover Farmers Union Oil changes and renovations, auctions, local travel, and community gatherings. 10 year items note Wesleyan finalist, injuries from a county road incident, anniversaries, and new Polk residents moving in.

P. L. Wiens Hampton Wiens Hanford Richard Johnson Julesburg Colo Glen Griffin C. R. Peterson David N. Carlson Morris Brobst York Masonic Hall John Joseph Schuyler Carl W. Jones College of Agriculture Mr. Jones A. C. Jones Here Graff Polk Main Street Ed Conger Ericson Dick McConnell Farmers Union Oil Company Clarence Bryant Nels Nyberg James Chad) Stroup Maurice Nyberg Bryant Hordville D. H. Westfall Albert Sundberg Charles Eckles Henry Sandell A. K. Crow Esther Menssen Henry Horstman Neal Gallant Robert Strickland Silver Creek Sundberg and Son Paul Wurtz Wurtz Implement Co

Zenith Radio and TV Sale Leads Moore Lumber Store

Moore Lumber Co in Stromsburg advertises Zenith color TV stereo and transistor radios with a large stock and low prices. Contact Ph. 764-4441 for Zenith electronics at Moore Lumber Co.

Zenith Moore Lumber CO Stromsburg

Andersons celebrate 25th wedding anniversary

Sunday afternoon February 14 relatives gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs Harry Anderson to honor their 25th anniversary. Attendees included Lawrence Kuhn and daughters Emil Larson Willard Larsons of Shelby Edwin Nelsons and Mrs Floyd Larson of Marquette Mrs C G Nelson of Hordville Harold Anderson family of Stromsburg and Miss Janice Anderson of Lincoln. The cake was baked by Mrs Harold Anderson and a carry in lunch was served. A gift was presented to the couple in remembrance of the day.

David Sundberg Geneva E. R. Peterson Mervin Runquist Ellsworth Howe Central City Grace Runquist Merle Lester McConkey Theodore Moberg Stromsburg Ed Johnson Bill Ellsworth Harry Jones Harry Carlson Gordon Bushes Clarks Mr. Bush Polk Irvin Anderson Home Economics Martin M. Jones Grand Island Nettie Jones Kansas Martin Indiana Happy Hour Club Noel Kealiher Will Blase Inlaw Clarence Blase Harry Anderson Lawrence Kuhn Emil Larson Willard Larsons Shelby Edwin Nelsons Floyd Larson Marquette C. G. Nelson Hordville Harold Anderson Janice Anderson Lincoln R Less Susan Pinkernell Leland Harless Leslie Adelson Gordon Sawyers Dolan Hahn Lee Harless Pam S. J. Harless Stanley Harless Evangelical Free Church Roland Bodine Roland Rodine

Sunday Socials and Legal Reflections From The Era

A local social page lists Sunday visits and family gatherings across Stromsburg and surrounding areas with names such as the Harless, Rodine, Hahn, and Adelson households and notes a child recovering from heart surgery in Omaha. The second part surveys congressional ethics focusing on Rep. Cel ler and staff budgets, questioning lawmakers moonlighting as lawyers while drawing scrutiny over salaries and committee costs.

Moonlighting in Congress Provokes Taxpayer Scrutiny

Washington column questions lawmakers' outside legal work while Congress grows longer in session and pay rises. It cites Rep. Emanuel Celler and Sen. John Williams noting a $2,500 referral fee linked to a $10,000 legal service, arguing no violation if the law firm profits do not involve the government and the lawmaker does not participate.

Congress Rep Celler U.S Brooklyn Washington Rep. Celler Congressional House Judiciary Committee Judiciary Committee Bert Mills D.C Republic Bobby Baker Senate John J. Williams Del House Emanuel Celler N.Y Baker Uncle Sam

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Polk County Goodrich Ray Lenz Chambers Chris Regier Lenz Shirley Stevens Wesleyan University NWU Shirley Paul Stevens Waldo Rost Holdrege Motor Truck International Harvester Company Fredrickson Andersons Hillis Main Street, U.S. A Reynold Peterson State Farm FOR Auto, Life & Fire Insurance State Farm Insurance Companies Bloomington Illinois
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