Co-ops Plan Pancake Feed at Osceola High School
Polk County cooperatives announce a March 12 pancake feed for the public at Osceola High School Auditorium from 5 to 7 30 PM with free pancakes and sausages. Entertainment includes ERVN Radio personnel and local acts Esther and Dee En bree, Green Lesser as main cook, and assistance from cooperative leaders. pancake flour from David Harum of Lexington and syrup via Farmers Union Exchange. Door prizes promised.
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Polk County Cooperaives
Osceola High School
ERVN
Etalian
Lexington
Dick Ehl
Esther
Dee Enbree
Green Lesser
Hampton
Polk County
David Harum
Farmers Union Exchange
Farmers Coop Oil Companys
Farmers Union
Farmers Bureau Coop Elevators
Shelby
Osceolz Stromsburg
Polk
Fel County Whamm Loan Association
Farmers Produce of
Sondra Hill Wins District 4-H Speech Contest
Sondra Hill won the District 4-H Timely Topic Speech contest held at Fremont with speakers from seven counties. Her talk titled Wanted Statesmanship advances her to the state contest in Lincoln the last week in May for a $150 editorship. Hill has eight years of 4-H club work.
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Sondra Hill
Fremont
Sondra
Lincoln
Shirley Hahn and Bob Renquist Crowned Queen and King
District Class C basketball tourney pairings were announced for the Elmwood district in Onto Peb inary 24 27. Brainard Clarks Leitch and Polk are seeded with Polk facing Beaver Crossing at 2 pm Wednesday. The Pep Club girls formed a W for the Wildcats and a C for Polk Cubs before senior players were announced.
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Shirley Hahn
Bob Renquist
Brainard
Clarks
Leitch
Polk
Beaver Crossing
Poll Cubs
St. Paul Wildcats
Wildcats
Polk Cubs
Mnior
Frank Ostrander
Othre
Lois Miller
Harriet Bush
Janice Jones Carlyn Strand
Marilyn Hahn
Virginia Harding
Ervin Schulze
Ron Nyberg
Dean Lindburg
Gayten Holmes
Don Nyberg
Dale Peterson
Heart Fund Drive Supports Heart Association Campaign
The Heart Fund Drive in Nebraska marks its seventh year with the slogan Help Your Heart and Help Your Heart. Proceeds fund research education and community service in cardiovascular disease with 76 percent staying in state. The drive, sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary, seeks donations to combat rheumatic fever coronary heart disease and high blood pressure.
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American Hert Association
American Heart Associaton
Nebraska
Todsy
American Legion Auxiliary
Local Families Share Sunday Dinner in York and Lincoln
Mrs. Edd Coover and family along with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Coover and families joined Roy Miller in York. Lennis Linden hosted a dinner in honor of her mother Mrs. W. C. Steele with Steele and JoAnn Lind of Hastings present. Also visiting were Mr. and Mrs. Scott Willoughby and Walden MaNaught of Lincoln and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Wurtz of Clarks spending the evening with Will Wurtz.
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Wayland Frodman
Henry Shostrom
Wil
Mariel Shostrom
Lillian Ferrand
Messrs
Mmes
Robert Shostrom
Karen
Lawrence Lind
Dana Shostrom
Dufford Carlson
Bonnie
Edd Coover
Paul Coover
Arlo Stevens
Orvel Miller
Lewis Klingman and Son
Roy Miller
York
Lennis Lind
W. C. Steele
Steele
JoAnn Lind
Hastings
Mrs
Herbert Wurtz
Clarks
Will Wurtz
Gordon Bush
Richard Johnson
Swede Plain M Y F Holds Meeting at Garner Home
The Swede Plain M Y F met at Mrs. Elmer Garner's home Monday night. Plans were made during the business meeting and signs for the church lawn and two roads were ordered. James Adelson led the lesson, followed by a lunch served by Mrs. Garner. The next gathering is set for February 23 at Verland and Donald Widga's home.
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Elmer Garner
James Adelson
Garner
Verland
Donald Widga
Birth Announcements From Stromsburg and Lincoln Hospitals
David Rolland weighing 7 pounds 4 ounces was born Wednesday at Stromsburg Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Rolland Stromberg. Susan Louise Sundberg of Lincoln was born Friday February 13 at St Elizabeth's Hospital. Patricia Ross Ostberg weighing 7 pounds 12 ounces was born Tuesday February 17 at Stromsburg Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Dean Ostberg.
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David Rolland
Rolland Stromberg
Stromsburg Hospital
Susan Louise
Doyle Sundberg
Lincoln
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Dean Ostberg
Patricia Ross
Stromshburg Hospital
Nomination Open for Soil Conservation District Officers
Petitions circulate to place Raymond D. Johnson Stroms burg Walter B. Jones Osceola Harold Carlson Polk Byron Tor ell and Stanley J Harless of Gresham on the ballot for two seats. Others may be added with 26 signatures by Friday February 20 at the Soil Conservation District Office.
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Soil Conservation District Board of Supervisors
Raymond D. Johnson
Stromsburg
Walter B. Jones
Osceola
Harold Carlson
Polk
Byron Torell
Stanley J. Harless
Gresham
Soil Conservation District Office
Elmer Tooker
Bob Tooker
Pat Buehta
Glenn Kresgha
Myron Jones
Norman Carter
John Howe
Harold Klingman
U.S. Soil Conservation Service
Mr and Mrs Edd Coover Visit Mervin Samuels Home
Mr and Mrs Edd Coover spent Thursday evening in the home of Mervin Samuels.
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Mrs. Edd Coover
Mervin Samuels
Open House for 50th Wedding Anniversary
An open house will be held at the Catholic Church basement in Clarks to celebrate the 50th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Alois Ruzicka. The event is set for Sunday February 22 from 2 to 5 PM.
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Clarks
Alois Ruzicka
Fredrickson Imp Co to Exhibit New Baler Model
Fredrickson Imp Co will showcase the Hol land Model 66 baler February 21 in the dealer showroom. The low-cost, lightweight baler targets small hay operations, is compact and easily maneuverable, and can bale up to seven tons per hour.
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Fredrickson Imp. Co
Local Dramatists to Compete February 20
The Declamatory Contest will be held Friday evening February 20 at 8 p.m. in the High School Auditorium with no admission charge and a free will offering to defray expenses. Winners may represent Polk in the Goldenrod Conference Clinic in Polk on March 3. Contest divisions include Dramatic Reading, Humorous Reading, Interpretative Oratory, Poetry Reading, News Broadcasting, and Extemporaneous Speaking with listed participants.
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Lucado
Polk
Goldenrod
Sondra Seis Aries Tanker
Judy Cramer
Jerry King
Bill McNaught
Bill Harrington
Leon Stankel
Marilyn Hohn
Kathie Holmes
Lois Light
Bevarly Peetzke
Maury Henline
Mary Guidinger
Deland Flociman
Robert Carlson
Leon Stunkel
Cagers End Season With Three Wins One Loss
Polk basketeers close regular schedule with three victories and one defeat. Varsity 62 33 over St Paul, seconds 57 6, second team 40 24 vs Hampton, Ken Werner with 20 leads scoring, Beavers Crossing next in district tourney.
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Polk Basketeers
St. Paul
Harvard
Shelby
Hampton
Polk
Varsity
Louis Light
Gayren
Jerry ‘King
Poins
Beaver Crossing
Ae Oe
Rural Area Exceeds Goal In Dimes Drive
The Polk County Chapter of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis thanks rural school district leaders and all contributors for surpassing the fundraising goal. District reports show gifts from $3.00 to $151.00.
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Polk County
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Missionary to Speak at Evangelical Free Church
A missionary service is set for next Wednesday evening February 25 at the Evangelical Free Church. Rev. Richard B. Anderson, missionary to the Belgian Congo in Africa, will bring a challenging message with pictures from the field. Anderson is supported by the Evangelical Free Church of America. Public invited.
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Evangelical Free Church
Richard B. Anderson
Africa
Belgian Congo
Anderson
Evangelical Free Church of America
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Samuels
McCoy
Swede Plain
Soil Conservation Officers
Jeannelle Kroger
Lloyd Kroger
H. M. Benson
W. J. Kroger
Ed Larson
Henry Horstman
Theo Larson
Marquette
Pate
Denver
G. M. Hill
Luscheon
Robert Richardson
Evan
Free Church