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Newspaper

Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Feb 20, 1964

Page

9

Polk County Postwar Echoes of 1963 Highlights

A retrospective Polk County page notes new citizens, births, and deaths in Central City Red Oak and Grand Island. military moves to Norfolk. local school and church events. engagements and weddings. anniversaries. sports results. fairs, parades, and community projects. Residents and families such as Hahn, Dornburgh, Blase, Boswell, Sundberg, and Ericks present across civic notices.

Douglas Lynn Shenk Central City Carroll Shenk Robert Porter Red Oak Porter Berniece Blase Jill Anne Bill McNaught York Hospital Jeffery Lynn Ron Heiden Darwin Hahn Norfolk Virginia Naval Base Lynda Dornburgh Bryan Memorial School of Nursing Methodist Church Polk High Judith Cross Lincoln Stanley Hanquit North Platte Linda Kucera Charles Perkins Karen Ang Dick Alfred Luanne Mills la Mar Lind Donna Lou Sawyer Gary Green Cynda Lu Jensen Gail Ray Johnson Mr Johnson Polk Greeley Colo Joe Fisher Will Blase Immanuel Lutheran Church Gov. Morrison Nebraska Nanney Eisler Horst Ehrig Cologne West Germany U. S Bob Brazda Hazel Ditloff Europe Anton Peterson Vancouver Washington Michael Joe Hahn Dolan Hahn Don Pierpont Grand Island Pierpont Marilyn Hahn Jeffery Allen Richard Boswell Boswell Susan Lytle Rolland Joseph Don Richardson Seward W. D. Richardson Langer Ray Werner Ralph Kahler Lyle Dornburgh Hardville High School Stromsburg Cedar Rapids Genoa Habla la Espanol Doris Swanson A. E. Swanson Channa Erickson Daryl Tenniges Commercial Club Polk Garden Club the Progress Polk Count Scs Lloyd Hahn Reuben Hanquist Milfred Johnson Robert Mazon Polk County Elizabeth Sybil Otte Blume

State Director Praises Polk School Lunch Facilities

Allen A. Elliott, State Director of School Food Services, commends Polk Schools for a well operated lunch program. He notes excellent cooperation from cooks and teachers, adequate menus and advance planning, while suggesting a new range when finances allow. Cooks Laura Bolton Viola Ziegelbein Ethel Ostrander Ruth Bills receive praise.

Polk Schools Allen A. Elliott School Food Services Bolton Menes Laura Bolton Viola Ziegelbein Ethel Ostrander Ruth Bills

Definitions of quirky phrases from a playful glossary

A humorous list defines odd terms such as Conscience as a soul's companion and Pink elephants as beasts of bour bon. It humorously reframes everyday roles and misheard phrases with whimsical twists like The Twist meaning wearing clothes inside out and Mint flavored shoes for people who keep putting their foot in their mouth.

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Polk items from Henderson visitors and coffee guests

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Creech Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Creech and Martha Creech visited Mrs. Elzadie Hall at the Henderson Nursing Home on Sunday afternoon. Tuesday forenoon coffee guests were Mr. and Mrs. Walter Stohl and Mrs. Julia Flodman.

Clarence Creech Wayne Creech Martha Creech Elzadie Hall Henderson Julia Flodman Walter Stohl

Local Social Notes from Clarks and Nearby Chains of Visits

Mr and Mrs Herbert Wurtz of Clarks called on Mr and Mrs John Smith Sunday afternoon. Mrs Lydia Peterson hosted a Friday dinner honoring Blanche Fitz with Wayne Hill Glen Hill Oscar Gustafson and Lloyd Hahn present. Arthur Stoll and John Sick of Chappell stayed with Clarence Creech and visited Ethel Hall in York. Dolan Hahn and Michael Joe joined Elmer Swanson at Central City Saturday. Bud Bolton and girls of Lincoln were weekend guests of Laura Bolton.

Blanche Fitz Lydia Peterson Fitz Wayne Hill Glen Hill Oscar Gustafson Lloyd Hahn Arthur Stoll John Sick Chappell Clarence Creech Ethel Hall York

Polk Progress Public Sale Printing Offer

Local publication invites customers to bring their public sale printing to The Polk Progress for a well designed bill at a reasonable cost. The notice highlights affordable rates and prompt service for sale advertisements.

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Wayne Heiden Jean Larkin Sr Beverly Willits Janice Smith Jr Kay Nielsen Marie Carlson Steve Flodman Jr Myrna Merchant Sr Elizabeth Flodman Dennis Stevens Lynda Myers Sr Daniel Graves Bruce Samuelson Glee Killion Galen Sterner Sr Donette Ostberg John Reckner Sr Karen Funk Jr Laura Glad Jill Marie Jim Sundberg Oscar Sundbergs Kent Edward Everett Blender Eric Anderson Naval Air Station Hardville Phillips Waco Hampton Clarks Palmer Edward Osceer Jim Wilson Mexico Wanda Harding Rodney Schoenholz Weddingscndia Peterson Polk Lumber Ralph Kahlers Everett Green National Association of State Elmer Allison Ida Hall Pa’ “Hill Mountains Milo Mr. Land Nebraska State Landrace Association Platte County Columbus George W. Burrows Adams Nebr Herbert Wurtz John Smith Bill’s Furniture Courthouse United States Brewers Association, Inc Lincoln Bldg
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