Bus Trip to Ozarks Planned for Polk County Seniors
A six day bus tour for Polk County Senior Citizens in September 1924 visits Kansas City Hiawatha Mt Hope Cemetery Crown Center and International shops Branson School of the Ozarks Shepherd of the Hills Jeeps Inspiration Point Old Matt’s log cabin Mollie’s Cupboard and outdoor Shepherd of the Hills. Eureka Springs Christ of the Ozarks statue St Elizabeth Church Passion Play Silver Dollar City Ozarks Festival Truman Museum and a farewell banquet at Goldbuffet venture stops Arbor Lodge John Brown cave and local stops. Brochure available from Enoch Ekstrom Stromsburg Song Leader Alice Gustafson or Emma's Cafe Osceola Grayce Burney Polk.
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Ozarks
Polk County
Kansas City
Hiawatha
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Crown Center
Branson
Shepherd of the Hills
Inspiration Point
Old Matts Log Cabin
Mollie
Eureka Springs
Ark
School Board Proceedings July 5 1977
The 2Yulk School Board met in regular session at 7:00 p.m. in the elementary building July 5 1977. Minutes approved. Bills discussed including a $1680.58 Mills & Mills legal bill held pending insurance decision. Replacement bills approved. Kathryn Bevan interview for Jr-Sr High Science Math opening. Annual budget meeting set for July 19 1977. Mike Lind bid for old mower and refrigerator accepted. Sward noted air conditioning work begun in kitchen supplies room. State Education Department accreditation letter reviewed. Food Service Supervisor Tallman letter read. Meeting adjourned. Bills listed Hammond & Stephens Co 96.43 and Omaha World-Herald 6.00.
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Gaylord
Lynn Sundberg
Bol Clymer
Mills & Mills
Dennis Johnson
Bob Clymer
Kathryn Bevan
Mike Lind
Sward
State Department of Education
Tallman
Food Service
Hammond & Stephens Co
Omaha World-Herald
1977 School District Purchases and Local Visits
A detailed list of purchases from R C Booth Enterprises and others covers teaching and library supplies, maintenance, and utilities totaling amounts like 700 000 dollars and 153. A note records Mrs Claus Oberg visiting in Stromsburg with Oscar Anderson.
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Claus Oberg
Stromsburg
Oscar Anderson
Water policy concerns in Nebraska letter to senator
A Nebraska reader urges Senator Maurice Kremer to end delays in irrigation and groundwater regulation. The letter cites Ogallala aquifer depletion, diminishing well water, and calls for conservation as the guiding principle while warning of political fallout and urging cooperation with the Public Works Committee.
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Public Works Committee
Texas
Ogallala
Texas Panhandle
Nebraska
Stromsburg
Blue River
Polk
Food Shop
Law College
University of Nebraska
Central Platte
Wll
Community People Visit, Travel, and Host in Week
The region saw a flurry of visits and gatherings. Reuben Andersons hosted relatives and friends from Nebraska City York Palmer Silver Creek and Grand Island while Mr and Mrs Dennis Anderson joined Worlds of Fun in Kansas City.
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Reuben Anderson
Lincoln
Amy
Angie Anderson
Dennis Anderson
Jon
Kansas City
Mark Anderson
Tom Kipper
Nebraska City
Oscar Anderson
Dale Gress
Palmer
Kenneth Reed
Ramona
Silver Creek
Reuben Swanson
York
John Gregg
Oscar ‘Sundberg
Earl Stevens
Joe Ehn
Dwight Burney
Guy Blanchard
Grand Island
Hulda Sagehorn
Anna Ray
Minnie Miers
Irvin Anderson
E. M. Erickson
Carl Brown
Gus Brown
Troy
Lee Harless
Fremont
Pam
Lillian Kelley
Central City
Gary Harless
Harless
Lyle Johnson
Robert Willits
Rodney Johnson
Jody
John Wilzewski
Vern Jones
Conrad Lindholm
Columbus
Leonard, Beetem
Joe Monson
Clarks
R. B. Darmath
Harold ‘Anderson
Emmett Holmberg
Bancroft
Linsay Darnall
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2Yulk School Board
Reineke AG Flying
Larry Reineke
R._C.Booth
Hogan's
Ahhletics Etehedileca
Lou’s Sporting Goods
Midwest Shopapolar, Inc
Von's Music Center
Pray Diesel
Ida Nebraake
Gas Co
Polk Light & Water
Dept
Utilities
The
Lincoln Telephone Co
Wda
Mary P. Wischmeier
Smith
Don Wischmeier
Mlg
Coop Grain Assn
COOP
Farmers Co-op Grain Ass’n
Maurice Kremer
Sam Grogan
Children of
Carroll Flodman
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