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Newspaper

Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1975

Page

3

Community Notices and Holiday Socials Across Osceola Area

Christmas guests gathered at Harold Reeds in Osceola while friends and families shared holidays in nearby towns. A public farm sale was announced as Ivan Johnson quits farming, with a New Year open house for S J Harless’s wedding anniversary.

Charles Sterner Arborville Barcroft York Ivan Johnson S. J. Harless Polk Osceola Polk Theatre Border River Evangelical Free Church Ira Spear John Hoschar Polk Cemetery Roger Hanquist Duane Newton Bradshaw Curtis Hoffman Seward Alaska Wayne Person Richard Johnson Marilyn Rosalie Dale Nyberg Rose Nyberg Walter J. Nyberg Roger Werner

Grayce Hahn weds Lt Gov Burney at Polk Methodist

The Grayce Hahn and Lt Gov Dwight Burney marriage took place at Polk Methodist Church on New Years Day with Rev Harold Jensen officiating. Several local couples reported birthdays and anniversaries while church groups held events and a land auction for the John C. Peterson Estate was announced for January 19.

Arborville Evangelical Free Church Stromsburg Nettie Carlson Ellsworth Philip Johnson Wallace Lind Lois Johnson Curtis Flodman Curtis John C. Peterson Martha Larson Raymond Lundberg Willard Lindburg

Harsh Winter Week Ends 1974 With Cold Snow Remains

A retrospective weather wrap recounts a frigid week turning the year 1974 into 1975. Temperatures ranged from single digits to the low thirties with snow arriving on January 2 and minor slush forming as nights froze. Strong winds and clear days alternated with overcast skies through January 5.

Things We Own Cannot Sustain Our Lives

A reflection on modern overreliance on possessions inspired by J F Balzer and Loren Eiseley. The essay argues that clutter and entrepreneurial progress erode human values, urging limits on ownership and a return to a living, earth grounded ethic. It links 1959 ideas to present urban pollution, power, and the erosion of community institutions.

J. F. Balzer Crete Balzer Emersonium Loren Liseley Fiseley Eiseley New Orleans Liseley Aristotle

Friday Night Guests at Dwight Burney Home

Friday night supper guests included Henry Reed Edolf Erickson Blanche Sundberg and Hulda Sagehorn. In Alvin Dahlin home New Year’s Eve were Mr and Mrs Jof Ostberg. James Davis and family spent New Year holidays in Fremont with Lumir Wesley and wife.

Dwight Burney Henry Reed Edolf Erickson Blanche Sundberg Hulda Sagehorn Jof Ostberg Alvin Dahlin James Davis Fremont Mmr Lumir Wesley

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Victor Kerker Lincoln Henry Reeb Charles Carlson L. Blase George Reeb Walter Ralph Fenster Hampton Elaine Garling Norman Keuper Harold Reeds Orville Eddie Dobberstein Ft. Morgan Cole Fred Dobbersteins Epworth League of the Methodist Church Marjorie Hahn Denver E. W. Hahns C. R. Peterson Sundberg Albert McNeely Vincent Jones Robert Strickland Methodist Church Clarks Nellie Peterson Arthur U. S. Navy Tacoma Wash F. P. Anderson Melcher Widga Richard Widga Ludwig Widga Polk County Fairgrounds Oliver Hay International Dempster Oliver Mower Knoedler Behlen Century Pam Line Allis Chalmers Howard McKeag Fritz Engel Clarence Austin Alix Cunningham First National Bank Norris W. Alfred Nebraska Inch Ine
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