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Newspaper

Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1954

Page

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Polk High Cagers Win Two Fall Short Once

The Polk High basketball squad posted two wins and one loss last week. They beat Ulysses 49 to 42 and Shelby 65 to 40, but fell to Stromsburg 60 to 36. Kenny Werner led scoring with 19 23 and 15 points in the three games.

Polk Stromsburg Ulysses Shelby Burg Kenny Werner Ken Gerry King Leon Johnson Gaylen Lind Gary Skaden Verland Widga Verland

Polk Grades Extend Unbeaten Streak With OT Win

Polk Grades earned a 28 to 27 overtime victory over Silver Creek to stretch their undefeated run. Henry Dittmer led with 12 points, Bruce Johnson added 10, and Charles Long scored 6 in a 24 24 regulation finish.

Diller Polk Grade Silver Creek Henry Dittmer Bruce Johnson Charles Long

Country Woman's Club Holds Husbands Night

The Country Woman's Club entertained husbands and guests at the Community Hall Friday evening. Mrs. C. R. Lindholm and Mrs. Clarence Meerkatz supervised arrangements and card entertainment. High score prizes went to Mrs. Arlo Stevens and Horace Stevens. low scores to Mrs. Orlie Miller and Gilbert Blase. Sixty attended an all hostess lunch.

Country Woman's Club C. R. Lindholm Clarence Meerkatz Arlo Stevens Horace Stevens Orlie Miller Gilbert Blase

Farmers Cooperative Grain Association meets in Polk

The 24th annual meeting on January 20 at Community Hall reported a net profit of 81050 and a gross margin of 22645.25 with expenses 12486.99 leaving 10158.26. Total bushels handled 344502 down 107723 from 1952. Milo up over 5000 pounds. Milford Johnson elected to the Board. officers listed.

Farmers Cooperative Grain Association of Polk Dean Myers Milo Ladies of the Baptist Missionary Society Milford Johnson Ralph Kahler Sr Ewald ]Klingsporn Lloyd Widga Harvey Wochner Ed Coover

Werner Now Serving In Japan With 187th Unit

Pfc. Roger W. Werner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Werner of Polk, serves in Japan with the 187th Airborne Regimental Combat Team as a security force. A two time Korea combat veteran, he is a gunner in Company H and holds the Purple Heart, Combat Infantryman Badge and Korean and UN Service Ribbons.

Roger W. Werner Ray Werner Polk Japan 187Th Airborne Korea 187Th “Rakkasans Werner 187Th

Birth Announcements From Stromsburg Osceola and Lincoln

Kent Harold born January 23 at Stromsburg Hospital to Mr and Mrs Harold Anderson weighing 10 percent pounds. Robert Doyle born January 23 at St Elizabeth Hospital Lincoln to Dr and Mrs Doyle Sundberg of Osceola weighing 61 percent pounds. A son born January 25 at York General Hospital to Mr and Mrs Ervin Blase weighing 5 pounds 702 ounces who will be called Paul Anthony.

Kent’ Harold Mrs Harold Anderson Stromsburg Hospital Doyle Sundberg Osceola Robert Doyle St. Elizabeth Hospital Lincoln Ervin Blase York General Hospital Paul Anthony

Legion Auxiliary Plans February Card Party

Legion Auxiliary members met at the Legion Hall for two sessions to cut and sew carpet rags for Grand Island Old Soldier's Home. The rags will return to the Auxiliary for sale at a later event.

Legion Auxiliary The Legion Hall Grand Island Auxiliary Tuedey

Mrs Arthur Anderson aided by TV show Strike It Rich

Mrs. Arthur Anderson was assisted on Monday by the television program Strike It Rich after a letter from her husband Irvin Anderson described her need for a Portalift to help her exit her wheelchair. Admiral Conneley, U S Navy Retired and president of Long Island University, answered questions that helped her win $260.

Arthur Anderson Irvin Anderson Anderson Admiral Conneley U. S. Navy

Nebraska plates due February 14 1954 reminder

Mr. Owen J. Boyles announces that 1954 license plates must be displayed on all motor vehicles by midnight February 14, 1954 or penalties apply. Vehicles manufactured on or after January 1 1954 and sold in Nebraska must have automatic turn signals. Earlier vehicles 30 constructed must have automatic signals if hand signals are not visible from front and rear.

Owen J. Boyles Nebraska Motor Vehicle Division Boyles Nebraska

Panama City Bride-to-be Ruby Ann Engaged to Leroy Bills

Mrs. Eliza Jones of Panama City Florida announces the engagement of her daughter Ruby Ann to Leroy C Bills son of Mr and Mrs Joseph J Bills of Polk Final plans will be announced later

Eliza Jones Panama City Florida Ruby Ann Leroy C. Bills Joseph J. Bills Polk

Polk Nebraska seeks postmaster with new civil service standards

Applications for Polk Postmaster open with a 4058 dollar annual salary under revised eligibility rules. The exam closes February 16 1954 and requires a written test plus rating on experience ability and character. A one year residence and age 21 required, not past 63. Complete details at the Polk post office or the U S Civil Service Commission Washington DC.

Polk Nebraska U. S. Civil Service Commission Post Office Department Lic Washington D. C

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Shenk Skaden V. Widga Lind Hanquist Bowers King McNaught D. Widga Co-op Grain Association Klingsporn Co-op Polk Association Roger Werner Head Commercial Club Polkident Lloyd Kroger Commercial Club Ralph Kahler Jr Legion Auxiliary Meets
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