Polk County Board Advances Bills In January Session
Polk County Nebraska board meets in regular session approving numerous General Fund payments to county officials and firms for salaries supplies and services. Emergency relief and road fund disbursements also recorded with bids for grader blades approved and Norman B. Fintel named temporary deputy sheriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceoka
Nebraska
Board of County Commissioners
Polk County
Wiliam H. Adams
Carleton Anderson
Ooh
Data Treas
Carleton Ane County Treas
Donna Marie Anderson
Coral R. Boden
Bricker’s, Inc
Ceva Ee Ey
Ceva
Soler
Ceva Carlson
Central Nebraska
Ass’n
Chauncey Cremeen
Donald Dahlin
Hilding Dahlin
Franz Stationery Co., Inc
Dale Frizzell
Vivian R.‘Funk
Lowell D. Hanson
Wahhaa
John's
Rexall Drug
Tyeceeteett
Alice Johnson
Carl R. H. Johnson
Ehidon R. Johnson
Lincoln Tel. & Tel. Co
Delores Lindblade
Jim Majors
National District Attorneys Ass’n
Nebr
Association of County Clerks
County Attorney’s Ass'n
Nebraska Office Service Co
William H. Norton
Beea Peasey Loe
Electric ‘Service
Donald Gable
Richard Glatter
Sylvester Glatter
Wilbur B. Hernblom
First
National Bank
Osceola
Sass Bridge
Sacks Bros. Co
The
Island Supply
Iaaa
Island Supply Welding Co
Johnson Service
Kansas-Nebr. Natural Gas Co., Inc
KC Auto Supply
James E. Lewis
Lewis Sinclair Service
Clyde Miller
Mobil Oil Co
Harry Piers
County Treas
Sunday and Tuesday Social Visits Across Nebraska Homes
The Polk Martins hosted Sunday evening visitors in the Martin Hoffman Jr. home. Tuesday dinner guests at Martha Larson’s included the Holger Larson family from Washington state. The M. C. Johnson family visited Ted Pfeifer’s Lincoln home Sunday evening. Mrs. Paul Sagehorn entertained Tuesday with Dwight Burney, the Holger Larson family, and Mrs. Martha Larson. Mrs. Hilmer Jones visited Leland Jones’s Hampton home last week and returned Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Vern Jones dropped by Howard Romsdal’s Bradshaw home Sunday afternoon. Glenn Hill’s home welcomed Dwight Burney and Lydia Peterson for Sunday dinner. Sunday afternoon at C. Marvin Fredrickson’s were Mrs. Julia Fledman, Curtis Fledman, Lawrence Lind of Stromsburg, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Stohl and family, and Doug Sundberg. they celebrated Mrs. Stohl’s birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Burney were Sunday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Binford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin A. Hoffmans
Martin Hoffman Jr
Martha Larson
Holger Larsons
Washington State
M. C. Johnson
Ted Pfeifer
Lincoln
Paul Sagehorn
Dwight Burneys
Washington
Hilmer Jones
Leland Jones
Hampton
Vern Jones
Howard Romsdal
Bradshaw
Glenn Hill
Lydia Peterson
Willard Adelsons
Emil Person
P. W. Akers
Herbert Wurtzes
Clarks
Donald Haggerts
Grand Island
Genevieve Anderson
Creighton Andersons
Columbus
Mabel Benjamin
B. H. Mosschenrosses
St. Charles
Vicki Bjerrum
Jean Larkin
Donald Bjerrum
Larry Myers
Silver Creek
Glen Brazda
Layn
Greg Hanquist
Reuben
Kearney State Teachers College
C. O. Bodine
Albert Sundbergs
Oscar Sundbergs
Emma Johnson
Roger Hanquist
Ruth
Lester Gestrine
Ivan Johnson
Los Angeles
Cal
Hawaii
Ogden
Utah
Delta
Harold Carlson
Wilmer Bodines
Rudolph Nybergs
Merlin
Community Notices From Arborville and York Families
Arborville residents hosted and visited relatives across York with many Sunday gatherings including Bedients, Blenders, Millers, Janks, and Van Ostrands. Names listed include Fred Bedient, Wanda Fredman, Lawrence Miller, Ernest Brockevelt, Clarence Van Ostrand, Ted Janky, Leland Bills, Chris Weber, Owen Bedient, Virgil Tenniges, Dale, and Laura Van Housen. Also includes tips on reducing pilling and the importance of wearing seat belts for safety and driver focus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Blender
W L. Blender
Lawrence Millers
Grand Island
Gilbert Lampshire
Ernest Brockevelt
Clarence van Ostrand
Larry Cramer
Ted Janky
Leland Bills
Chris Weber
York
Owen Bedients
Harold Bedient
Virgil Tenniges
Richard Tenniges
Seward
Dale
Lloyd van Housens
Laura van Housen
Central City
Weather Summary: Moisture Returns After Weeks of Drought
A trace of precipitation fell on Saturday totaling 0.75 inches, amounting to 6 percent of snow. This marks the area’s first meaningful moisture in several weeks. The week’s high reached 56 degrees on Thursday with a low of 12 on Wednesday. Daily readings show Tuesday January 19 high 46 low 23, Wednesday 45 and 12, Thursday 5 and 20, Friday 48 and 27, Saturday 32 and 16, Sunday 32 and 14, Monday 31 and 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Dahmke
Hi Lo
Nomination deadline set for Nebraska-bred Stakes
Ak-Sar-Ben officials remind Nebraska-Bred horse owners that nominations for the 1965 Nebraska-bred Stakes program close Monday February 1 with no late entries accepted. A nomination fee of 25 dollars per horse covers all four races.
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Ealiiowance - Peas
Eee
Reynold Peterson
Health of Health
Polk County Publishers Ass’n
Redfield & Company, Inc
E. Roberts
Vital Metatistics
Tom Schmoker
Shelby Insurance, Inc
J. E. Steeple
Augustine Company
Headlight
Shelby Sun
Lillian Timm
Clerk County Court
William Wright
York Medical Laboratory
First National Bank
Matt's Market
Polk Oil Company
Stromberg's
IGA
R. B. Turner
Edith Heilman
Avis J. Kuhned
Lincoln Tel
Tel. Co
Wwe
Osceola Record
Elizabeth Nan Rippe
Treas
Al's
Ted J. Bright
Alvin J. Cernly
Coakley Industrial Service, Inc
F&linn
Sumaeas
Polk
Arborville News
Bedients
Fred Bedient
Wanda Fredman
Fredricksons Impl. Co
Scandinavian Mutual Ins. Co
Bit of Sweden
Stromsburg
Martin S. Jones
Curtis W. Flodman
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