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Newspaper

Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1966

Page

6

County Proceedings List Election Fees From Page 3

A long Westminster county record item lists numerous individuals with election fees, many entries showing 13.00 dollars. Several lines contain garbled OCR text with amounts like 13.00 and interspersed junk characters. The section ends with “Leona Boden, election” and “Herman A. Anderson, Continued On Page 7.”

Elen Kopetzky Lydia Jaax Gladys Tiaden W. F. Crozier Roberta J. Brigham Bernard Korger Fred Cockson James A. Lawthers Elgin A. Tenniges Felix Stachura Linda Kinzli Albert Plageman Marcel Mueller Richard Wyman Lewis C. Dunn eLonard Mentink Calmar J. Herrmann Eine Robert E. Wieseman Ccc Ccc Eeeee Fred Wieseman Max Hennings Virgil V. Johansen Marvin Dawes Dorothy A. Campbell Cece Eens Catherine H. Norton Helen Inness Hazel Malek Dorothy Mills Palmetta Tindall James McKeag, Jr Cere Eaeee Leona Boden Herman A. Anderson

Reminiscences of War Years and Dust Bowl Echoes

The writer recalls World War I and its home front impact with memories of food shortages and rising prices under wartime controls. He notes songs of the era, the Armistice Day celebrations, and a near-fatal rooftop scare involving a friend nicknamed Skyjack as they hid from gunfire, reflecting lingering effects of the era.

Nebraska Polk Marion Anderson Skyjack Orrin

Polk County Men Forwarded for Induction in 1966 Call

Two Polk County men were forwarded to Omaha Tuesday May 17 1966 for induction into the Armed Forces. Eight other registrants were forwarded for physical examinations. Inducted were Duane William Doremus and Richard LeRoy Carlson both of Stromsburg. Polk County has a June physical examination call for two men and an induction call for one man.

Polk County Omaha Armed Forces of United States Duane William Doremus Francis H. Doremus Stromsburg Richard LeRoy Carlson Aaron L Carlson

Dragstets Return to Park Ridge After Genoa Visit

Dr and Mrs Carl Dragstedt plan to return to Park Ridge Illinois on Saturday after a two week visit with her mother Mrs Alfred They were Genoa visitors on Memorial Day Lowell Bills Jr Hoffman and sons visited Harlan for an overnight fishing trip Some fish stayed while few returned home

Carl Dragstedt Park Ridge Ill Alfred Genoa Lowell Bills, Jr. Hoffman Harlan

Social Security Visit in Osceola This June

A Lincoln social security representative will visit Osceola on June 6 on the second floor of the courthouse from 9:00 a.m. to 12 noon. Medicare begins July 1, 1966. To receive medical insurance benefits starting July 1, 1966, a person aged 65 between January 1 and July 1966 must enroll before July 1966.

Lincoln Osceola

Miss Polk County Centennial Queen Contest

A local Miss Polk County Centennial Queen contest announces entry details including participant name in full, address, date of birth and consent indicators. Officials emphasize eligibility and local pageant rules for contestants.

Polk County

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