Progress Around Town and Grandpa Diaper Moment
The Progress building was leveled for printing as crews finish a floor update. Glen Hill arrived in Corner Cafe wearing a paper diaper noting he is a grandpa after his daughter gave birth to a grandson at 4 00 a.m. Fort Knox and the Louisville Courier Journal are mentioned as reading options for a soldier stationed there. A column discusses Phoenix life and an affluent home with a dog toilet, then readers offer Polk Progress issues from 1963 to aid a March 21 archival search.
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Hank
Joe
Progress Building
Progress Printing
Linotype
Kluge Press
Glen Hill
Grandpa Club
Donald Iglehart
Glen
Canada
Barry Nyberg
Fort Knox
Cubs
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Louisville
Louisville Courier-Journal
Omaha
Saturday Review
John G. Fuller
Phoenix
Ariz
Goldwater
John Bircher
East-West Bus Service For Polk Starts March 2nd
Nebraska Motor Coach of Columbus will inaugurate daily service between Central City and Omaha with Polk as a stop at the hotel building. Regular trips depart Central City at 8 20 a.m. and 11 55 a.m. return from Omaha at 5 15 p.m. and 8 55 p.m. A 90 day trial will determine if the service is economically feasible.
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Nebraska Motor Coach of
Columbus
Polk
Deryl Turner
Central City
Omaha
Arnold Neuhaus
Hordville
Gas Seaquists
Stromsburg
Bit of Sweden Cafe
Osceola
Shelby
Rising City
David City
Lincoln
Brainard
Weston
Wahoo
Mead
Yutan
Venice
Turner
Teenagers Dance Raises About 440 For Polio Fund
The TAPS Dance at Osceola Grade School Auditorium on Saturday February 15 raised about 440 for the March of Dimes Polk County fund. Suzi Stephenson and Gary Mentink of Stromsburg crowned as 64 March of Dimes King and Queen.
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Osceola
Suzi Stephenson
Gary Mentink
Stromsburg
Polk County
Mrs. Ed Hanson Dismissed From York Hospital
Hospital report notes Mrs. Ed Hanson was discharged from York hospital last Thursday.
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Ed Hanson
York Hospital
Birth announcements list three new regional babies
Here I Am Dr and Mrs Donald Iglehart welcome a son born February 16 at Ithaca N Y. Steven weighs 7 lbs 4 oz. Mr and Mrs Duane Rutherford of Central City announce a 5 lb 5 oz boy born February 14 at Litzenberg Memorial Hospital. Leroy Johnson and Glenda Johnson of Schuyler welcome a daughter born February 1 named Jael Kay.
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Donald Iglehart
Ithaca Road
Ithaca
N. Y
Steven
Duane Rutherford
Central City
Litzenberg Memorial Hospital
Rutherford
Ira Mae Flodman
Leroy Johnson
Schuyler
Jael Kay
Johnson
Glenda Johnson
Alvin Dahlin
Progresses Valuable and Recovered by Subscribers
The note describes discovering enough copies to satisfy a subscriber after doubt she would get her year bound in hard cover. It remarks on the surprising value of Progresses and many people saving them, once believed used only for shelf paper or as dog electronic toilet substitute.
Polk Woman's Club polio drive totals 187.00
Bertha Brazda heads the I'March of Dimes effort with the Polk Woman's Club. Donations from School and Main Street, House to House, and Coin Collections add up to 187.00 for the polio fund.
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Woman’s Club
Polk Woman’s Club
Bertha Brazda
I'March of Dimes
Main Street
Cubs Beat Palmer 100 to 48 In Conference Finale
Cubs rout Palmer 100 48 as Stange’s squad hit 53 percent from the floor and 56 from the line. Sterner led a blazing attack with 80 percent shooting, and Neuhaus sealed the century with the final bucket. Palmer fouls gave Cubs 26 charity points while Palmer shot 27 percent from the field.
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Stange
Cub
Palmer
Cubs
Osceola
Sterner
Don Sealey
Max Kroger
Gary Stevens
Vance Stahl
Allen Neuhaus
Pallmer
Lynn Sundberg
Palmer Seconds
Lynn
Henderson
Polke
Marquette
Hampton
Bradshaw
Clarks
Hardville
Local Groups Meet This Week Social Calendar
The schedule lists meetings for Thursday February 20 including Community Club and Oddfellows. Monday February 24 features Legion and Eastern Star. Wednesday February 26 covers Faithful Workers and LEA. Thursday February 27 includes Rebekahs and Country Woman's Club.
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Community Club
Oddfellows
Legion
Eastern Star
Faithful Workers
LEA
Rebekahs
Country Woman's Club
Commercial Club Hears Watershed District Proposal
Gary Garey and Bruce Anderson outlined a watershed project for Polk County and nearby areas under a new state law authorizing Conservancy Districts. The plan would include Prairie Creek drainage north and west of Polk. Twenty five members attended a Corner Cafe dinner before the Polk Commercial Club regular meeting. President Nick McNaught and Gary Gustafson announced a successful membership drive this week.
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Gary Garey
Bruce Anderson
SCS
Polk County Board
Polk County
Polk Commercial Club
Conservancy
Prairie Creek
Polk
Nick McNaught
Gary Gustafson
PHS Alumni Group Compiles Golden Anniversary Booklet
Polk High School alumni association announces a golden anniversary booklet for 900 alumni. The booklet will be available at the banquet on May 22 at cost. Alumni letters were mailed seeking data. responses should be sent to Mrs. Harold Bedient at Polk AT ONCE.
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PHS
Polk Alumni Association
Polk High School
Harold ‘Bedient
Polk
Polk School Students Shine At Dramatics Festival
At the Goldenrod Conference Dramatics Festival held at Clarks High School on February 13, fourteen Polk School students entered eight events with multiple top ratings. Eric Otte led with excellent to excellent honors in several categories, and Kenneth Sand directed Polk School Dramatics. The district contest in mid March could send qualifiers to the state festival.
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Clarks High School
Polk
Pat Ramsey
Jean Larkin
Steve Flodman
Eric Otte
Elizabeth Flodman
Diane Bodine
Marie Carlson
Joan Sandell
Lois Willis
Dee Willits
Karen Funk
Linda Kisler
John Reckner
Gail Giles
Polk School Dramatics
Kenneth Sand
Openings For More Women In First Aid Class
The Medical Self Help and First Aid class for women will be held March 4 at the Hotel Lobby with room for 8 to 10 women. The men’s class starts March 5 and meets Thursday evenings at the same venue. call Anita Kisler to enroll.
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Anita Kisler
Educational Problems To Be Discussed At Regional Meeting
At one o clock Monday March 2 seven Nebraska counties will meet at Stromsburg Methodist Church to discuss regional education issues. Governor's Committee on Education hosts the session with an informed speaker group discussions and coffee. Topics include district size tax base financing curriculum teacher standards and facilities. Contact Mrs Betty Majors or Alice Wilson to attend.
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Betty Majors
Alice Wilson
Community ads roundup with local promotions and notices
Page notes advertise banks furniture feed paints and tires with discounts and specials. Events include caucuses on March 3 and a house auction Feb 27. Local businesses Polk Lumber Sundbergs Strombergs IGA and Brazda Farm offer deals on groceries hardware and home goods.
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Citizens State Bank
Zlomke’s
Polk Lumber Co
Philcheck
Sundbergs
Barber’s
Stromsburg
Washington
Stromberg
IGA
S&h
Gas Company
Lincoln Tel. & Tel. Co
Polk Oil
Farmer's Coop Grain
Polk
Brazda Farm & City
Ajax
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