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Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1977

Page

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Pigeon George Crushed at Coop Elevator

The pet pigeon at the Coop elevator named George met a fatal end when the box of a grain truck tipped and crushed him. Frank Cohagen and Don Nyberg were connected to the bird’s care, with funeral plans pending. The column then discusses adult education topics on assertiveness and broader musings on smallness and bigness.

George Coop Frank Cohagen Don Nyberg Georgette Frank York Theodore Roosevelt

Thomas Family Moves Into Van Johnson Home

Mr and Mrs Ray Thomas and family of Broken Bow have purchased the Van Johnson home and moved in. Mr Thomas works in cross country trucking.

Polk Ray Thomas Broken Bow van Johnson Same Thomas

Community Club Soup Supper Rescheduled to Tuesday 18

The Community Club Soup Supper and meeting moved from Monday January 17 to Tuesday January 18 at 7 pm in the Community Hall. Polk's conference tournament game at Fullerton Monday at 8 keeps members away. Election of 1977 officers will follow the supper.

Polk Fullerton

Polk K-6 Earns Bicentennial School Status

The Nebraska Department of Education named Polk Public School grades K through 6 an official Bicentennial School for 1975 76. A certificate of excellence will be shown in the Elementary Media Center. The program aligns with the three Bicentennial themes Heritage Harvest and Horizons and required projects in at least two areas.

Nebraska State Department of Education Polk Nebrasa Department of Education

Open House for Bedient 40th Wedding Anniversary

Mr and Mrs Fred Bedient will be honored at an open house marking their 40th anniversary. The event is Sunday January 23 from 2 to 4 p.m. at the Arborville Fellowship Hall. Friends and relatives are invited. no gifts please.

Fred Bedient Arborville Felowship Hall

Baack Enrolls at Kearney State College for Home Economics

Jonita Baack will start the second semester at Kearney State College, Monday Jan 10, pursuing Home Economics. Her father Robert Baack and brother Ronnie and Pattie Bender accompanied her to campus. Mr and Mrs Reuben Hanquist and Mrs Hannah Bodine visited Emma Johnson and friends at Parkview Home Thursday afternoon.

Jonita Baack Kearney State College Robert Baack Ronnie Pattie Bender Kearney Reuben Hanquist Hannah Bodine Emma,Johnson Parkview

Polk Cubs crush Benedict 89 43 on Hagley's court

Polk Cubs improve to 6 2 with an 89 43 victory over Benedict on Saturday night. Tom Carlstrom led with 22 points while Vernon Tallman and Tom Carlstrom added rebounds and scoring for Polk. Girls fell 26 22 to St Ed as Darlan Sterns led with 9 points and 14 rebounds by Michelle Sandell. Reserve girls beat Osceola 22 8. Polk hosts Clarks Friday and Marquette Saturday with conference tourney start Monday at Fullerton.

Mike Fleming Polk Cubs Benedict Cubs Fleming Tom Carlstrom Mark Clymer Dave Shhenk Scott Hudson Darryl Tallman Keith St. Ed Darlan Sterns Jan Lindburg Michel Sandell Deb Bankson Lori Hanquist Osceola Michel Deb Darla Jan Laurie Buechner Lynelle Meerkatz Polk Hordville

Brown baby Travis Andrew born at York General Hospital

Mr and Mrs Carl Brown announce the birth of their son Travis Andrew on Saturday January 8 at York General Hospital. He weighed 9 pounds 13 ounces. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Anson Carlson of Polk and Mrs A. M. Brown of York.

Carl Brown Travis Andrew York General Hospital Travis Anson Carlson Polk See Mera A. M. Brown York

Hospital Notes from York and Nearby Facilities

Mr Trof Ostberg and Mrs Nellie LaVelle entered York hospital on Saturday. Mr Urban Spoor and Mr James Doremus returned home Friday from local facilities. Mrs Dennis Van Housen underwent surgery Saturday at St Elizabeth Hospital in Lincoln and is recovering. Dale Perkins of Central City had surgery Friday at Central City hospital.

Trof Ostberg York Hospital Satur Nellie LaVelle Robert Brazda Lutheran Hospital Irand Island Urban Spoor Aurora Hospital James Doremus Dennis van Housen St. Elizabeth Hospital Lincoln Dale Perkins Central City Central City Hospital

Bus Routes Change Reversed Starting Monday

School district announces the reversal of bus routes beginning Monday January 17 to adjust pickup points and improve service for students.

Senator Curtis Declares He Won’t Seek Re‑Election

Senator Carl Curtis announces he will not run again for the United States Senate when his term ends in two years. He notes 40 years in Congress, pledges to work on a pay‑as‑you‑go amendment, and says Nebraskans will have time to choose a successor. The longtime Nebraskan statesman thanks voters and vows continued active effort.

United States Senate Nebraska United States House of Representatives Senate Congress Carl Curtis

March of Dimes Drive Underway in Polk County

Polk County residents mobilize for 1977 March of Dimes drive with Mrs Robert Clymer as chair. Eight Polk Woman's Club members prepare door envelopes for collection between January 5 and 19, urging support against birth defects that affect about one in ten families. County staff and teen chair Cheryl Fisher address the campaign at a Stromsburg smorgasbord meeting led by county chair Don Rystrom.

Robert Clymer Polk March of Dimes Polk Woman's Club America National Foundation of March of Dimes Morris Fisher Cheryl Paul Strand March of Dimes Stromsburg Don Rystrom Cheryl Fisher Polk County

Red Cross Lifesaving Course in York City

York County Red Cross offers Advanced Lifesaving at the York Community Center starting Saturday morning January 15 from 8:00 to 10:30. The course will not be offered again in York until summer.

York County

A Pioneer Morning of Drying Clothes in a Windy Neighborhood

Mrs Paul Ruch of Haxton Cole visits her sister Mrs Don Ostberg as a clothesline become the only drying option after a dryer dies soon after warranty. The author endures frosty winds, improvised repair, and a family living room tale of resilience and humor.

Ralph Paul Ruch Haxton, Cole Don Ostberg

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Polking Community Club State Education Dept Clarks Curtis RED Cross Lifesaving By Marsha Redmas
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