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Newspaper

Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1972

Page

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Polk Roots and California Crops Across A Wide Journey

The writer recounts a two week trip from Nebraska to California and Vancouver noting Polk connections in San Francisco and Mill Valley. They describe iconic California agriculture including rice beans alfalfa and orchards while observing grafting myths and diverse foods in Vancouver. They mention the Sunday Sacramento Union trial coverage and a philosophical aside about who thinks a lot.

Omaha San Francisco California Nebraska Orrin Mike Sundberg Oscar Sundberg Polk Lynn Ludlow Mill Valley Charlie Wolverton Vancouver B. C Wahoo Sutter Midwest Coast Mountain Range Fred Ziegenmeyer Pacific Columbus Ocean S. F Perfect Plank Co Sacramento Union Fairfield Barbara Urban Barbara

Rooster Wins Contest Amidst A Busy Issue Highlights

In This Issue a rooster crow counts 76 to win the contest. Lincoln Tel and Tel ad features night owls and early birds. Purina Cattle Spray aids insect control for cattle. Flying V venue in Utica promotes dancing. Weather page notes wet conditions and rain. Local ads tout car bargains lamp oil and fishing gear with prices. Sports and farm ads spotlight Co-op hog feed and ice cream buckets.

Lincoln Tel. & Tel. Co. Ad Diana Union Pacific Purina Polk Grain Hall Insurance Citizens State Bank Flying V Utica Muse Theater Rystrom Implement Co Johnson's Dick's Stromberg IGA

Concert of Sacred Music at Baptist Church

Dale R Lundgren a nationally known gospel singer and composer will present a concert of sacred music at the First Baptist Church of Polk on Thursday July 20 at 8 00. A pastor calls Lundgrens singing a blessing and shares his inspiring life despite a 1967 auto crash that left him paralyzed. A love offering will be taken for his expenses.

Dale R. Lundgren First Baptist Church Lundgren Polk

Services Today For Esther Whitacre 73

Funeral services for Esther Whitacre 73 of Polk will be held today at 2 pm at Wall Funeral Home Polk with Rev John Kim officiating Burial will be in Polk Cemetery She died Sunday in Houston Texas She was born in Shelby daughter of Louis and Berdie Kahler She graduated Polk High School lived in Polk most of her life Survived by one daughter Frances Baldwin of Houston three grandchildren one great grandchild one brother Ralph of Polk three sisters Gladys Glasser Polk Lois Lowe Woodstock Minn and Maxine Worth Aurora Preceded in death by husband Horace Whitacre

Esther Whitacre Polk the Wall Funeral Home John Kim Whitacre Houston Texas Shelby Louis and Berdie Kahler Polk High School Frances Baldwin Ralph Gladys Glasser Lois Lowe Woodstock Minn Maxine Worth Aurora Horace Whitacre

Polk Bean Day Plans Near Completion

Polk Community Club mulls Bean Day on September 1 and 2 with Donkey Ball on Friday night and a garden tractor pull. R&L Carnival returns with parades, beef barbecue, races, and an evening program led by Marsha Redman. Committees cover wood hauling, picnic tables, clean-up, coffee, pots, bingo, children's races, and raffles.

Polk Community Club R&l Carnival Marsha Redman Harold Anderson Lyle Dornburgh Pete Hahn Max Jones Carl Carlstrom Leon Meerkatz Linsay Darnell Harvey Sundberg Roger Gustafson Dean Myers Vern Jones Duane Beverly Burney Don Doris Ostberg Harold Jeanine Hoffman Arnold Lauret

Polk PeeWee Teams In Tourney Finals

Polk built a strong showing as the PeeWee season closed with the 8-9 year-olds finishing 8-0 and the 10-11s falling to Osceola 14-1 in the finals. Gate receipts totaled 467 dollars for the night, with 249 in popcorn sales. Sunday saw the older squads win both doubleheader games, and the softball tourney in Aurora had no reported results. Donations to the Recreation Fund came from several local contributors, with two weeks of regular Little Six action remaining.

Polk Osceola Popcorn Shack Benedict Aurora Don Hanquist Widga & Son Trucking Harold Carlson Don Hudson Waco

Have You Noticed Ladies Paint Job Shared By Friends

A homemaker recalls last week turning a solo porch painting into a joint effort with friend Darlene. They finished the interior task in one day aided by iced tea, paint fumes, and interruptions from three young sons. The piece ends with a family note about attending Platte Center’s Silver Horse Show where Robin Flodman won multiple prizes.

Ralph Ben Jay Darlene Steve Dboys Carroll Flodman Robin Platte Center

Boys Host Final Home Games Against Waco Sunday Night

The team will welcome Waco for the last home games of the season, with the Sunday night matchup serving as the final opportunity to play at home.

Ning Waco

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Polking Henry Kisler Julia Blaine Warren Russel Kortum James Kortum Hordville Nebr Baptist Church Maurice Medaris Jim Jerry Wayne Tyle Art Trennepohl Topeka Kans Elvera Nyberg Trennepohl Polk PeeWee Craig Bankson Gary Johnson Greg Klingsporn Mark Clymer Loren Lind Myron Tallman Matt Nyberg Bob Clymer Roger Widga Doug Shenk Kim Wolfman Dudley Baack Steve Swanson Mark Sterns Mike Wahn Rolland Elaine Stromberg Lowell Beverly Bills Donald Ann Widga Gaylord Mary Stevens Norris Alfred Don Miller Melvin Bender Marvin Fredrickson Dick Harless Wayland Flodman Burdette Flodman Lola Meline Verland Widga Gary Harless Mike Norquest K. L Stewart Ralph Redman Leonard Anderson By Marsha Redman
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