Polk County News Briefs Include Weddings and Deaths
Local notes report a July 22 death of Fredricksen at St Francis hospital Grand Island age 54. Births and marriages occur around Polk and surrounding towns with the wedding of Virginia Green and Walter Glatter in Stromsburg and other social events. Gloria Peterson starts as private secretary to W. W. Norton Osceola August 20 after Luther College study. several local residents travel to Iowa Illinois Nebraska for visits and picnics.
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Polk County
Buckley Park
Stromsburg
V. Vaniman
Gene
Ewald Klingsporn
Virginia Green
Ruth Green
Polk
Walter Glatter
Frank Glatter
Scheemer
Joy A
Dorothy Mundt
Orvile Roehrs
Alfred Wohl
Herbert Mundt
Carl Mundt
Otto Wilshusen
Dorothy Wilshusen
Martha Westfall
Dana Westfall
Nebr. City
Deloris Dahlin
Krogers Farmer’s
Gloria Peterson
W. W. Norton
Osceola
Gloria
Luther College
Wahoo
Polk High School
Bank Report of Condition and Memoranda Statement
Dorothy Jean Harless as assistant cashier attests the report of condition is true and correct to the best of knowledge. Directors Stewart Dennis Johnson Harold Carson certify the balance sheet figures including total liabilities and equity capital and authorized shares.
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Dorothy Jean Harless
Ass’t. Cashier
Ake le
Stewart - Dennis L
Johnson “Harold
Carson
Polk Progress News Masthead and Rates Notice
The Polk Progress from Polk Nebraska lists editor W Alfred and publisher Rich Bicker with staff photographer. It prints postal notice information, advertising rates per line and column, subscription prices for Nebraska and elsewhere, and single copy biodata details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rich Bicker
Polk
Nebraska
Act of March
Petry
Rail line crews may lose one of three section gangs
Jake Harding reports that the railroad may drop one of its three section gangs operating along the Polk line though no gang has been chosen yet. Mrs Reuben Anderson hosted a Sunday party for her son Larrys fifth birthday with refreshments for twelve children. In church services Bible awards were given to Gary Stevens Stephen Gustafson Carol Doremus Sharyn Cohagan and Linda Eisler by Dev Fraley following Bible study work. Walter Alva Binford died at his home July 13 at age 75 years 9 months leaving wife Bertha and three daughters. Engagement announced between Miss Alice Kathryn Reetz and Marvin James Louthan of Lincoln. Allyn Chambers family moved to Edna Crow residence. Rodney Johnson announces birth of baby girl at Litzenberg Memorial Hospital Central City. Dutch Elm Disease now reaches Polk area.
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Jake Harding
Sharyn Cohagan
Linda Eisler
Dev
Douglas Fraley
Walter Alva Binford
Bertha
Harold
Helen) Burge
O’neill
Paul
Lela) Ruch
Haxtun
Cole
Donald Ostberg
Polk
Alice Kathryn Reetz
Norman Reetz
Marvin
James Louthan
Jack H. Louthan
Lincoln
Allyn
Chambers
Lincoln visitors and weekend guests hosted by Sundbergs and others
Polk County residents and relatives gathered for Sunday visits and weekend stays. Nellie LaVelle, Philip and Lois Johnson of Lincoln visited Mrs Nettie Carlson. Sundberg family members hosted Jeff Sundberg and Cory and Ryan Sundberg with Harvey Sundberg as grandparents. Other guests included Adolph Forss of Stromsburg Edna Sundberg Doug Sundberg and family Lynn Sundberg Brad Sundberg and Sheri, Robert Willits and Pain. Nathan Neuhaus from McCook spent the weekend with Arnold and Edna Neuhaus and Walter Nielsen while Darwin Neuhaus attended an archery tourney in Lincoln. Lee Harless visited Grace Harless at Covenant Home in Stromsburg. Glen Hill and wife left for a Des Moines highway meeting.
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Nellie LaVelle
Philip Johnson
Lois Johnson
Lincoln
Nettie Carlson
Jeff Sundberg
Doug Sundberg
Cory
Ryan Sundberg
Lynn Sundberg
Harvey Sundberg
Adolph Forss
Stromsburg
Edna Sundberg
Arnold Neuaus
Walter Nielsen
Darwin Neuhaus
Darwin
Nathan
McCook
Lee Harless
Grace
Harless
Covenant Home
Glen
Hill
Kremer Replies To Polk Editorial On Groundwater Rules
Senator Maurice A Kremer responds to a Polk Progress editorial about groundwater regulation. He defends district work in District 34 Polk County and outlines bills and state and natural resources district roles. He notes irrigation growth and stresses careful management and cooperation with public bodies. He pledges further visits to Polk and to explain policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Works Committee
Law College
University of Nebraska
Nebraska
Department’ of Water Resources
Big Blue
Alfred
Polk County
Polk
Senator Maurice A. Kremer
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Margaret Lott
Gloria ‘Peterson
Norton
Harry ‘Shafer
Kermit
Hiram Plessinger
York
Mildred McDaniel
Albert Sundberg and
Doyle
Beer Creek
Art Benjamin
J. L. Stouffer
Iowa
Chicago
S. C. Lynn
Earlville
Gillespie
Fortune
Hardville
Omaha
Harold Johnson
Alice Fusen
Witchita
Kans
Johnson
Arlene Hubka
Albert Hubka
Pale Coin
Melvern Kling
Ewald Kit Oonorn
Beatrice
Citizens State Bank
of Polk
U. S. Treasury
United States
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Eeene Ee
Osteceer
Norrs. W. Alfred
Love In the
Patch
Senator Maurice Kremer
Aurora, Nebraska
Mr. Alfred
Polk Progress
Ray
Kremer
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