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Newspaper

Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1974

Page

7

Pork Community Social Notes Highlight Local Visits

Mr and Mrs Dick Mundt were Saturday guests of Dolan Hahn and family. Dolan Hahn hosted Sunday guests, with Dar win Hahn and Christie Wittle of Topeka joining in Kearney. Lawrence Hoffman and Martin Hoffman Sr. hosted Tuesday guests, followed by Darold Hoffman and Christie Wittle on Wednesday. Roy Glasser Sr. and Jr. enjoyed Sunday dinner with O ll ie Baker in Lincoln. Blanche Fitz shared a Sunday dinner with Clarence Guthrie.

Dick Mundt Dolan Hahn Darwin Hahn Kearney Lawrence Hoffman Martin Hoffman Darold Hoffman Christie Wittle Topeka Kansas Roy Glasser Roy Glasser, Jr Ollie Baker Lincoln Blanche Fitz Clarance Guthrie

County Proceedings Detail Budget Moves and Roads Agenda

Polk County Board approves earth borrow contract with Jerome Scholz and allows Robert Haberman to install a water line across a county road. A highway project along 81 is urged to minimize right of way and avoid diagonal routing to protect farm units. Harold W. Anderson joins the Service Coordinating Committee and overdue tax warrants are reviewed. Board adjourns to July 16, 1974.

Deva Eller D. Court Dale Frizzell Co Johnson Jerome Scholz Flodman Robert J. Haberman Polk County Harold W. Anderson Polk Co. Service Co County General Fund Dale Frizzell Burdette A. Flodman

Birds Teach A Lesson As Warm Early Morning Birding

The author details a 7:00 am Platte river birding trip from Polk. He lists species observed including house sparrow robin grackle mourning dove western kingbird dickcissel meadowlark redwinged blackbird barn swallow starling eastern kingbird crow flicker cowbird yellow billed cuckoo goldfinch orchard oriole bluejay warbler wood peewee catbird kingfisher brown thrasher and Say's phoebe. He notes dust on the road and a pheasant near Polk and Cay swifts overhead.

Myra Mae Fred Ziegenmeyer California Platte River Polk Shenk Platte Valley Lind Wren Phoebe Hawk

Polk Locals Visit Neighbors and Relatives

Mrs Fred Ziegenmeyer of Sut ter California visited Mrs Clarence Johnson on Saturday afternoon. Virgil Bayne of Grand Island and spouse dined with Max and Mrs Joe Ehn on Tuesday. Edwin Doremus and Marvin Ehn visited Wednesday and Saturday with relatives including Myrtle and Bernice Ehn of Central City. In Osceola at the Good Samaritan Home Mrs Julia Flodman received visits from Marvin Fredrickson Lawrence Lind Marland Adelson Walter Stohl and Mildred Flodman.

Virgil Bayne Grand Island Max Joe Ehn Edwin Doremus Marvin Ehn Ceresco Myrtle Berniece Ehn Central City Canada Julia Flodman Good Samaritan Osceola Marvin Fredrickson Lawrence Lind Marland Adelson Walter Stohl Mildred Flodman

Polk County Nebraska budget hearing notice 1974

Public notice states the Polk County governing body will meet July 30 1974 at 10 30 A M at the Courthouse to hear taxpayer input on the proposed budget and to consider amendments. The budget detail is available at the County Clerk's office.

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