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Newspaper

Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1974

Page

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Polking Around Polks Community Club and Sunday Mail

A reader letter argues the Polk Community Club suffers from missing members at meetings and questions the anonymous decision to end Sunday mail service. The piece recalls postal history, party patronage, and the goal to deliver mail rather than profit, noting lack of names in the original report and locals visiting the Widga home.

Polk Community Club Progress Don Hanquist Polk United States Postal Service Postal Service U. S. Postal Service Congress Ainare Jess Secretary of War

Polk Market Wheat Soybeans Prices Report

Polk Market notes bid prices for January 29 with wheat at 5.10, corn 2.40, soybeans 5.60 per bushel and other tonne prices listed as 3.80 for miles? The OCR reads inconsistently but shows commodities and figures for wheat corn and soybeans in cents per unit.

Community Chorus Sets First Practice for Palm Sunday Concert

The Community Chorus will begin rehearsals on February 6 at 8:40 p.m. in the high school music room under director Holly Batley. All area singers are urged to attend the first meeting to plan practice times and set a schedule ahead of the April 7 Palm Sunday concert.

High School Music Room Holly Batley

Home Society Meeting Chooses February Supper and Card Party

The Home Society met January 25 at Mae Johnson's home with Bea Johnson presiding. Members planned their February annual supper and card party and enjoyed Kings Korners with Anna Guthrie and Edna Lenz winning prizes. Ella Cramer received the hostess gift. The meeting closed with the Lord's Prayer and a pot luck lunch was served.

Bea Johnson Kings Korners Anna Guthrie Edna Lenz Ella Cramer

Debra Lynn Wolfe Named Honor Roll Student

Debra Lynn Wolfe a Chadron State College sophomore from Polk is named to the honor roll for the past semester with a GPA of at least 3.45 on a 4.0 scale. She is an English major and the daughter of Mr and Mrs Donald Wolfe.

Debra Lynn Wolfe Polk Chadron State College Debra Donald Wolfe

Letter Questions Polk Community Club Leadership

A letter to Polk Community Club members questions Leonard Anderson heading the club per a January Progress headline. The writer challenges elected leadership for lack of attendance and asks for more enthusiasm and better meeting conduct.

Polk Community Club The Progress Leonard Anderson Polk Co. Club Leonard Polk Lowell

Senior Citizens Bingo at Legion Hall

Senior citizens bingo event set for Wednesday February 6 at 2 p.m. at the Legion Hall.

Legion Hall

Bank Holding Firm Approved for Polk Bank Stake

The Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City approved K. L. and D. M., Inc. of Polk Nebraska to form a bank holding company by acquiring 82.9 percent of Citizens State Bank Polk Nebraska. The action was delegated by the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System.

Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City Board of Governors Federal Reserve System K. L. and D. M., Inc Polk Nebraska Citizens State Bank

Food Stamps Sale Rescheduled to Feb 11 in Polk and Stromsburg

Food stamps will be sold in Polk and Stromsburg on February 11 due to Lincoln's birthday on February 12, shifting the original 12th date. Government officials notify residents to prepare for the earlier sale and bring required documents.

Polk and Stromsburg Lincoln

Lincoln Woman Visits Ostberg Family This Weekend

Miss Phyllis Ostberg of Lincoln spent the weekend with her mother Mrs Nona Ostberg and family.

Phyllis Ostberg Lincoln Nona Ostberg

Engagement announced for Sandra Romsdal and Matt Hoffman

Bradshaw families announce the engagement of Sandra Kay Romsdal and Matt Hoffman of Bradshaw. Romsdal, a March graduate of Grand Island School of Business, is granddaughter of Vern Jones. Hoffman works at Car Parts in York and both are 1973 Bradshaw High School alumni. wedding plans are undecided.

Sandra Kay Romsdal Matt Hoffman Mir Howard Romsdal Gilbert Hoffman Bradshaw Miss Romsdal Grand Island School of Business York Bradshaw High School Vern Jones

Hospital Report Weekly admissions and transfers list

Week of January 21 28 patients at Annie Jeffrey Memorial County Hospital include Vernon Cole Osceola Ruth Cornish Osceola Lilian Ferrand Stromsburg William Ferris Osceola Effie Forander Osceola Nora Gustafson Polk May Hartson Osceola John Hellstrom Stromsburg Janet Hiemer Shelby Myrtle Jones Osceola John Korus Silver Creek Edythe Larson Stromsburg Edmond McCauley Osceola Neilie Merrick Bancroft Louise Pearson Osceola Enoch Peterson Polk Dale Runquist Osceola Edward Wagner Osceola Annie Wendell Stromsburg Barbara O Hara Stromsburg Milton Anderson Stromsburg Transferred Bernita Cederberg Osceola Julius Johnson Osceola Raymond Fey Polk Harvey Sternberg Grestan Joyce Lucas Stromsburg Carolyn Sipes Osceola Marian Gillett Osceola Herbert Reetz York Mary Trolsovsky Osceola Donald Krets Osceola Patricia McGimsey Osceola Sharon Noyd and baby Stromsburg Polly Beckman Stromsburg Shannon Lerch Shelby Lester Hullinger Stromsburg Gladys Carlson Osceola Stella Kohl Clarks Melba Liedtke Gresham Lenore Lonowski Stromsburg Harriet Sundberg Stromsburg Myron Jones Osceola Deceased Gertrude Holzer Osceola Wurtz released from Brighton Colorado hospital home 14336 Foothill Road Golden Colorado 80401 Larry Coover entered St Elizabeth Hospital Lincoln Nola Gustafson patient Annie Jeffrey Hospital Osceola Enoch Peterson returned home from Annie Jeffrey Hospital Martin Jones patient Osceola Osceola hospital patient Stromsburg

Vernon Cole Osceola Ruth Cornish Lilian Ferrand Stromsburg William E. Ferris Effie Forander Nora O. Gustafson Polk May Hartson John W. Hellstrom Janet D. Hiemer Shelby Myrtle Jones John O. Korus Silver Creek Edythe Larson Edmond J. McCauley Neilie Merrick Bancroft Louise Pearson Enoch Peterson Dale Runquist Edward Wagner Annie Wendell Barbara O’hara Milton A. Anderson Diamlissed Harvey Sternberg Grestan Joyce Lucas Carolyn Sipes Marian Gillett Herbert Reetz York Mary Trolsovsky Donald Krets Patricia McGimsey Sharon Noyd Baby Boy Polly Beckman Shannon Lerch Shelby Lester Hullinger Gladys Ce Wurtz Brighton Colo Foothill Road Golden Larry Coover St. Elizabeth Hospital Lincoln Nola Gustafson Annie Jeffrey Hospital Martin Jones

Homestead Exemption Eligibility Expanded for Seniors 65 Plus

The Polk County Assessor urges those 65 and older to apply by April 1 1974 for a new age and income based homestead exemption potentially reducing up to 90 percent of home tax upon Tax Commission approval. Eligible is owner occupants aged 65 by year end 1974 with income limits. both spouses age 65 or over may apply. veterans with total disability qualify regardless of age.

Polk County Tax Commission Richard Anderson

Arborville Community Club elects officers for 1974

The Arborville Community Club met January 19 at Arborville Hall electing Tammy Fisher as president Tom Morris as vice president Cheryl Fisher as secretary treasurer Organizational leaders will be Mrs Morris Fisher and Mrs Lee Morris Charles Otte shared slides from Washington D C The group invites new members to the February 14 meeting Lunch was served by Joann Fisher and Shirley Morris News reporter Doug Norquest

Arborville Community Club Arborville Hall Tammy Fisher Tom Morris Cheryl Fisher Sec- Treas Morris Fisher Lee Morris Charles Otte Washington, D. C Joann Fisher Shirley Morris Doug Norquest

Legion Auxiliary Heart Fund Drive Urges February Giving

The American Legion Auxiliary launches a neighbor to neighbor Heart Fund drive urging donations to fight heart and circulatory diseases. Volunteers distribute envelopes with a deadline to return contributions to Mrs Arnold Newhaus by Saturday February 23. Mrs Mary Salchow visited Mrs Arly Frickey in Lincoln Sunday.

Heart Fund Milllion The Heart Association American Legion Auxiliary Arnold Newhaus Mary Salchow Arly Frickey Lincoln

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Polking Lennis Lind Lloyd Widga Home Society Mae Johnson Margaret Lott Fant Stromberg IGA Lloyd Stromberg Dave Carlson Lloyd Butch Mills Arborville Ira Plessinger Dave Plessinger Annie Jeffrey Memorial County Hospital Bernita Cederberg Julius Johnson Raymond Fey
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