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Newspaper

Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1977

Page

6

Weather and civility mingle in July notes

A whimsical weather diary covers a dry and wet week with highs around 82 to 94, breezes from north to southeast, and daily conditions. It blends commentary on mail costs, OSHA, and a laxative promotion with observations on civilization and energy outages in New York.

U. S.postal Service OSHA CIA IRS New York City Consolidated Edison Nyc Polk South Breeze

Polk club weighs in with 15 percent loss this week

Our weight loss this week for the club was 15 percent. Lyla Meer Katz was our best loser this week. Vicki Reckner introduced an exercise for us to work on this week. Beck Bjerrum gave a program titled How Important is Exercising in Reducing. Secret pal mail was opened and everyone left encouraged about losing this week.

Lyla Meerkatz Vicki Reckner Beck Bjerrum

Polk News Items From Clarks and Surrounding Homes

Mr and Mrs Harold Anderson joined relatives at the Old Barn near Clarks to honor Mr and Mrs Wm Koil and family on leave from England. Mrs Harold Anderson visited old classmates at the Wm Kuhn home in Clarks. Mr Lée Anderson and Jil of Atoka Okla visited his parents for a few days. Reed visited Oscar Anderson’s home Thursday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Duane Newton of Bradshaw were Saturday evening visitors in the Reuben Anderson home.

Harold Anderson Clarks Sunda Koil England Harold ‘Anderson Wm. Kuhn Lée Anderson Jil Atoka Okla Oscar Anderson Reed Duane Newton Bradshaw Reuben Anderson

Weather Summary: scattered thunderheads linger

A patchy sky to the southeast shows scattered thunderheads. A few lone thunderheads linger around the far north and east horizons, appearing dry and non-wet amid the retreating activity.

Letters to The Progress On Fresh Country Air And Pigs

A reader replies to Progress ads in a humorous Q and A. It mocks shingling prices and metric confusion, notes a dance by Maggie and the Bull System in Clarks, and jokes about air quality and pig boosting while contrasting Nebraska and New Orleans.

Norris R & R Construction Co United States Platte River Inn Clarks Maggie Bull the Bull Polk Grain Co New Orleans Charlie Nebraska

Evangelical Free Church announces services and activities

Polk Nebraska Jr Willis Pauls pastor leads a Bible study and prayer meet Wednesday at 8 pm and Sunday schedule includes 9 30 am Sunday School 10 30 am worship and 7 30 pm evening service Weekly men fellowship 8 pm Cedar skating party at Grand Island and Lake Mary Ranch Camps for Jr boys and girls are listed Mr and Mrs Adelson and the Johnsons visited Holdrege Miss Blanche Nelson and Mrs Bill Nelson visited Walter Nelsons in Wahoo and Holdrege

Evangelical Free Polk, Nebraska Jr Willis. Pauls All Sland Grand ‘Island Lake Mary Ranch Tepee Village Jr. High Tree House LaVaughn Adelson Clarence Johnson Merlin Lampshire

Polk Progress subscriber notes address change

Ellen MacDougall informs Dear Norris Alfred that her address has changed and she prefers not to pay forwarding charges from Lincoln. She compliments the Polk Progress and encourages its steady, slow progress. She mentions reader features like Have You Noticed Ladies and Polking Around.

Norris Alfred Polk Jean Lind Lynn Ellen MacDougall

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