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Newspaper

Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1975

Page

11

Letter and Answer on Trust and Reappraisal Critique

Norris Alfred argues the reappraisal process shows distrust of homeowners despite claims of fairness. He cites limited publicity, questions bias in tax outcomes, and urges more inclusive discussion before assessments. He expresses distrust of administrators and claims few people can be trusted.

Polk State Department of Revenue Norris Alfred

Local social notes include a string of Sunday through Wednesday gatherings

Mrs Ed Reckner and Mr Don Hanquist hosted after church coffee. Birthday party hosted by Mrs Don Hanquist for Mrs Roy Glasser Jr and Mrs Roland Bodine. Pastor Burke and wife joined Wednesday coffee at the Hanquists. Mrs Clem Prososki and Karen from Omaha visited Mrs Clarence Guthrie and Mr Guthrie. Francis Smeltzer and Herbert Wurtz were Tuesday morning guests. Marcie Mauer of York visits Ginger Albin in the Lloyd Albin home.

Ed Reckner Don Hanquist Roy Glasser, Jr Roland Bodine Don Bjerrum Burke Clem Prososki Karen Omaha Clarence Guthrie Guthrie Francis Smeltzer Montrose Calif Herbert Wurtz Clarks Ruth Aker Nell Aker Marcie Mauer York Ginger Albin Lloyd Albin

Progress Files Reports Training and Fellowships

Joe Fisher of Champaign Illinois earned a national science foundation fellowship for graduate work at the University of Illinois Urbana. He completed basic training at Ford Ord California and is majoring in mathematics. The storm damaged Polk county with hail near Osceola causing heavy losses Friday night. Funeral services were held for Melvin Moore in Brok en Bow with relatives attending from Polk and Hardville. Reverend Paul Davis of Bostwick Indiana departed Tuesday morning.

Joe Fisher Champaign National Science Foundation Univ. of Til Urbana Joe Ralph Fisher Polk Polk County Osceola Leonard Orendorff Carl Johnson Hardville Melvin Moore Broken Bow Orendorff Johnson Moore Marie Nyberg Paul Davis Bostwick

Polk Local News Travel and Military Update

Mr and Mrs Reuben Swanson and guests visited Lincoln with the Adelsons while other Polk residents hosted coffee at the Bowers in Hordville. The two couples, en route home, toured Pineville Missouri and Poplar Bluff Missouri and toured Rockey Mountain Park and the Black Hills before returning to Polk. Donald E Morris of Stromsburg has completed four weeks of Air Force training at Lincoln Air Force Base. He is the son of Adolph M Morris and attended Polk High School.

Ing Pineville Poplar Bluff Davis Elsa Harold Jensen Rockey Mountain Park Colorado Black Hills South Dakota Polk Donald E. Morris Stromsburg Strategic Air Command Lincoln Air Force Base Morris Adolph T. Morris Air Force Installations Polk High School

Polk Happenings At Mrs Aker Cafe Social Guests

Mr and Mrs Bill Aker hosted guests from Anneheim California and Nell Aker at a Central City cafe Friday. Lloyd Albin family spent weekend at Plainview and attended their class reunion. Imma Anderson called Sunday at the Aker home. Esther Peterson joined Sunday coffee. Mrs Oscar Sund berg visited Tuesday. Oscar Andersons hosted Friday dinner with Sigfred and Ragnar Anderson of Sweden. Rudolph Gustafson stayed Tuesday and Wednesday with Dean Wiemer family in Lincoln. Gustafson attended a bridal shower for Connie Weimer at Lincoln First Baptist Church. Sunday visitors in Columbus with Calvin Gertsch.

Bill Aker Nancy David Anneheim Calif Nell Aker Ruth Aker Central City Lloyd Albin Plainview Albin Imma Anderson Aker Esther Peterson Oscar Sundberg Harold Anderson Oscar Anderson Sigfred Anderson Ragnar Anderson Sweden Oscar’s Rudolph Gustafson Dean Wiemer Lincoln Gustason Connie Weimer First Baptist Church Gordon Fossberg Columbus Calvin Gertsch

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