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Newspaper

Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1975

Page

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Top News 1974 Recap Marks Corruption and Sioux Treaty Rift

The piece surveys the year 1974 highlighting government duplicity, calls for abolishing the CIA and BIA, and critiques the 1868 Sioux treaty amid ongoing Wounded Knee trials. It predicts the trial outcome in 1975 and ends with a New Year plea for justice and reform.

Wounded Knee AIM Nebraska Platte River South Dakota North Dakota Wyoming Black Hills United States CIA BIA Bureau of Indian Affairs Central Intelligence Agency Department of Justice

Pep Club Bus Heads to Hampton Holiday Tournament

Pep Club bus departs at 7 15 p m Thursday for the Hampton Holiday tournament with Polk slated to play at 8 p m. Local visits include Elmer and Emma Wilshusen, Emma Zierott at York, and other Sunday calls to Gust Driewer and Gary Sage horn homes.

Hampton Polk

Sixtieth Wedding Observed for Bedient Couple in York

Harold and Alfretta Bedient celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary with an open house at York City Auditorium on December 22. About 120 guests attended from multiple Nebraska towns and out of state, with their family arranging the event and displaying photos from 1914 and 1974. The evening featured a program of songs, recitations, and tributes, with the couple married on December 23, 1914 in the bride’s parents’ home near Polk.

Harold Bedient Nebraska Ave York York City Fred W. Bedient Carl Bedient Marlin Bedient Owen Bedient Eldon Anderson Gerald Stevens Kents Bedient Fred Bedient Alfretta Bedient Ann Margaret Bedient Bedient John O'Brien Shawn Holly Bedient Howard Bedient Bruce Helen Kent Bedient Bert Kirkpatrick Mervin Samuels Herbert Bedient Harold Stark Bradshaw Stromsburg Aurora Polk Clarks Central City Archer Bertrand Grand Island Lincoln Whitman Omaha Sergeant Bluffs, Jr Ft. Wayne Ind Wichita Kans Veterans, Wy Newace City N. Y Manchester William E Lena Green York County

Obituary of Carl Henry Mundt

Carl Henry Mundt born August 24 1918 in York County Nebraska to Henry and Helen Mundt. Baptized 1918 and confirmed 1932 at Immanuel Lutheran Polk. Married Irene Heiden December 5 1943 and had three children Anita Richard and Thomas. He worked for Union Pacific 1936 1940 farmed 1940 1943 and served in church and school boards.

Carl Henry Mundt Henry Helen Mundt York County Nebraska Immanuel Lutheran Church Polk Immanuel Carl Union Pacific Railroad Wyoming Utah Herbert Irene Heiden Hampton Anita Richard Thomas Zion Lutheran Church Christian Day School Board

Life Events Span a Career and a Move to York

Fourty four years before retirement to Polk in September 1959. In April 1964 they moved to their present home in York.

Fourty Polk York

Senior Citizens to Meet at Legion Hall for Bingo

Senior Citizens plan a bingo session at the Legion Hall next Friday January 3 at 2 00 p m The event invites local seniors to join the game and socialize in a community setting.

The Legion Hall

Library Closed Afternoon by Polk Public Library

The Polk Public Library will be closed Wednesday afternoon January 8.

Polk Public Library

Here I Am Born to Mike and Robie Crowdell

A son named Michael James Crowdell was born to Mike and Robie Crowdell at 12 19 p.m. on Christmas Day. Jamie weighed 5 pounds 8 ounces and measured 18.34 inches in length.

Michael James Mike Robie Crowdell Jamie

Church council president Carl Mundt dies at age Wochner family survivor list

Carl Mundt former Polk Rural Fire Board president for four years dies leaving wife Irene two sons Richard and Thomas and daughters in law Anita and Carla and Nancy Mundt. mother Helen Mundt siblings Clara Dobberstein Laura Burger Marie Wohl Dorothy Ramesberger and Marjorie Roehrs. he enjoyed fishing hunting and visiting friends and is mourned by many in Hampton Arcata Corvalis and surrounding communities.

Church Council Polk Rural Fire Board Carl Henry Irene Anita Wochner George Richard Carla Thomas Nancy Lynn Jeffrey Joel Wochner Charles Mundt Helen Mundt Herbert Mundt Hampton Norman Clara) Dobberstein Arcata Cal Laura) Burger Corvalis Ore Alfred Marie) Wohl Crete Roland Dorothy) Ramesberger Orville Marjorie) Roehrs

New Year Resolutions Revisited by a Relatable Parent

A humorous reflective piece on yearly resolutions, the family pushback, and the storyteller's vow to adjust goals. It chronicles past attempts to lose weight and tidy the house, the humorous fallout with the kids, and a plan to set looser, more abstract aims for future years.

Jason Dad

Polk Methodist Church Sunday schedule and visitors

Polk Methodist Church will start at 9 30 a m with Sunday School at 10 30 a m Mr and Mrs Raymond Sagehorn visited the Gary Sagehorn home Friday evening

Raymond Sagehorn Gary Sagehorn

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Polking the Progress Walajul Elmer Wilshusen Emma Zierott Gust Driewer Jerry Klone Heather Lavern Schulze Delores Schulze Freda Waak Don Person Columbus Horace Stevens Lloyd Albin Sharon Benson Lisa and Tim Kearney Paul Stevens Lloyd Stromsberg Myrtle Davenport Arlan Stromberg Ansel Lindquist Lyle Widga Santa Claus Polk Main Street Mike Branting Peg Lindburg Terri Harrington Jeanelle Carlson Rick Hoffman Carol Lind Roxanne Werner Laverne Ziegelbein Luann Bills Kathy Bender Brian Bedient Gail Samuelson By Marsha Redman
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