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Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1977

Page

2

Progress Files Recount Local Happenings and Fortunes

Local notes report weddings births and home moves as families like Nelsons acquire land acreage near town and Sundbergs attend hardware convention. A blizzard of 1947, deaths and recoveries are logged alongside church events garden clubs and community gatherings.

Local Polk Notes Include Tours, Moves and Births

Obituary mentions John Myers recovering after major surgery at Omaha Methodist hospital. Dwight Myrs and Vivian Funk stayed with him. Dave Moore and baby daughter moved into Polk from a farm east of town. Families Redman Lotta and Latta relocated from York. plumbing and well business planned by Redman and Lotta. Fred Dornburgh earned a B S degree from the University of Nebraska College of Business Administration. Conrad Lindholm helped clean up after a garage fire in Holdrege. Gus Brown and Troy visited Carl Brown in Polk.

John Myers Omaha Methodist Hospital Dwight Myrs Scottsbluff Vivian Funk Dave Moore Polk Dave Clara Blase South Polk Stanford Bill McNaught Hastings Bill Geneva Ralph Redman Galen Latta York Redman Anna Appleton Lotta Clyde Baker Pumbing and Well Elk Fredric Dornburgh Lyle Dornburgh College of Business Administration University of Nebr Conrad Lindholm Holdrege Robert Hardens Gus Brown Troy Carl Brown

Things Can Go Backward A Bold Warning On Our Progress

A local apprentice philosopher warns that civilization may go backward if the nation hurries toward a false sense of progress. He contrasts rapid tech growth and military power with the need for humility, human dignity, and brotherhood as the journey toward a humane democracy continues.

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Park Avenue Club Hosts Jan 14 Gathering

Mrs Harold Carlson entertained the Park Avenue Club at her home January 14. February plans feature Mrs Marvin Fredrick son or Mr and Mrs Wallace Sandell. Other social notes include visits from Mr and Mrs Reuben Hanquist and family to Lincoln, a Polk County Republican Women meeting in Stromsburg, and showers and dinners among local residents.

Oscar Sundberg Lincoln August Nelson Henry Sandell Westfall Alfred Shockey Martin Dr. Westfall Charles Crew D. N. Mills Arnold Crow Paul Strand Omaha Esther Berggren Donna Sundberg Shirley Gordon C. E. Penrose Ft. Lauton Seattle Okayama Japan Clifford C. J. McCoy M. E. Choir Lloyd Kroger N. E. McNaught Gilbert Benson The Baptist Church Millie Lou Robert Baack Floyd Lyle Polk Garden Club Ira Ready Stromsburg Trinity Lutheran Church Robert Priest Fremont Synod Dan Bruensbach Marilyn Hahn St. Francis, Hospital Grand Island Harold Carlson Park’ Avenue Marvin Fredrickson Wallace Sandell Leroy ‘Benson Aurora Ralph Gustafson Reuben Hanquist Dorothy Gleim Miland - Hanquist Emily Maxine Hanquist Lavina Hanquist Sylvia Sandell Polk County Claude Stromberg Clarks Reuben Swanson Swanson Stromberg Luann Bills Leslie Branting Willard Henderson Verlin Johnson

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