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Newspaper

Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1962

Page

7

Local Family Gatherings Across Rockford and Neighboring Cities

Local residents hosted and visited relatives in gatherings spanning Rockford Lincoln Omaha Superior and Wichita. Guests included Rodney Anderson family Hennie Seymour Clara Anderson Leon Meerkatz Gary Aringdale Doremus siblings and Jones family with church delegates O A Johnson Harvey Lind plus Don Miller and others for dinners luncheons and an alumni banquet.

Meerkatz Baby Gary Aringdale Lynn May Superior Arthur Doremus Aringdale Bob Jones Lincoln Doremuses Jolene Carole Dianne Omaha

Final Report in Estate of John Ed Carlson

Notice in Polk County Nebraska announces the final account of administrator in the estate of John Ed Carlson, requests final settlement and discharge, and sets a hearing for June 22, 1962 at 2:00 PM to determine heirship and distribution. Citizens may appear and contest. Dated June 1 1962. J. B. Steeple County Judge. June 7 14 21.

Polk County Nebraska John Ed Carlson State of J. B. Steeple Seal

Cloverettes 4-H Club Names New Officers

The Cloverettes 4-H club met at Mrs. Harry Anderson's home on May 21 to install officers. Delores Anderson is president and Louise Morris is vice president with Dorothy Anderson as secretary. Vicki Ehn is news reporter and Betty Morris is treasurer. Leader is Mrs. Harry Anderson and assistant teacher is Mrs. Reuben Ehn. The group will study birds and holds its next meeting June 5 at 2 p.m. at Vicky Ehn's home.

Cloverettes Harry Anderson Delores Anderson Louise Morris Dorothy Anderson Vicki Ehn Bety Morris Reuben Ehn Vicky Ehn

Sunday Guests and Family Visit Patterns

The Anderson home hosted Berg for a couple days while Mr. and Mrs. Henry Reed joined Sunday evening supper guests. Mrs. James Brazda Sr. visited Wilber to care for her father, and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Samuels stayed with Mervin Samuels in the week. The Samuels plan a trip to Omaha to visit their son and bring Wendy for a family visit.

County Proceedings Report Emergency Relief Fund Payments

County records show disbursements under Emergency Relief Fund to staff and vendors. Notable items include salaries for Edith Heilman and Avis Waller, utility and telephone services, fuel, repairs, and supplies across multiple departments with totals and line items for each recipient.

Carleton Anderson, Co. Treas Edith Heilman Jack & Jill Store Stromsburg Vernon Johnson Lincoln Tel. & Tel. Co Malek’s Omaha Printing Company Ruth Wicklund Board & Room Marian M. Cotter Salaty Eccceaeveraesves ALATYs _iseiccein eables waka Avis J. Waller Commissioner Louis E. Daum Carl J. Benda Ted J. Bright Coakley Industrial Service, Inc Consumers Public Power Dist Richard Glatter Sylvester Glatter Island Supply Welding Co Milford Johansen York Auto Parts KC Auto Supply Shelby Lumber & Supply Carleton Anderson, ‘Co. Treas Lincoln Equipment Co Robert L. Mills Adm George Craven Edward Schlesinger the Island Supply Company, Repairs & Supplies Alvin J. Cerny Farmers Union Co-op Oil Ass’n Osceola Holly Grossnicklaus Iveerseesseee Floyd Headlee Ceee Eee Eee James E. Lewis Seeeseeavees Lincoln Tel. & Tel. & Co Malek Oil & Supplies Miley’s BAS Ce Lesse

County Board Adopts Tax Sale Certificates and Insurance Approvals

The Polk County Board approves issuing tax sale certificates on seven delinquent properties, reviews the Veterans Service Officer quarterly report, and approves insurance policies from Home Phoenix and Hartford for county buildings and trucks. The meeting adjourns to June 5 1962 with signatures from County Clerk Dale Frizzell and Chairman Guilford D. Bryan.

Baker Oil Co Coakley Industrial Service, Inc Norman Fintel Wilbur B. Hernbloom Johnson Bros. Chev. Co Polk Lincoln Equipment Co Mobil Oil Co Harry Pierson Polk Oil Co George Stever Francis Tewell the Island Supply Company Carleton Anderson, Co Treas Nebraska Tractor & Equipment Co The Island Supply Company Polk Co Daum Dahlin Polk County Veterans Service Officer the Home Insurance Co Phoenix Insurance Co Hartford Insurance Co Dale Frizzell Guilford D. Bryan

Sundberg Family Hosts Picnic Supper in Polk County

A picnic supper was held at the home of Mr and Mrs Harvey Sundberg Friday evening in honor of Douglas Lynn Sundberg and Twila Johnson. Guests included Ray mond Sundberg Cal mer Johnson and family Calvin Crow and Delores Willits. James Brazda Sr visited in the Martin Hoffman Sr home Sunday evening. Art Adelson Gunnard Stohl visited Mrs Victor Larson at Central City Sunday evening.

Harvey Sundberg Douglas Lynn Sundberg Twila Johnson Raymond Sundberg Cal‘mer Johnson Calvin Crow Delores Willits James Brazda Martin, Hoffman, Sr

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Rodney Anderson Ray Hallquist Rockford, Ill Hennie Seymour Clara Anderson Leon Meerkatz Clarence Meerkatz Glen Brazda Leon O. A. Johnson Harvey Lind Methodist Church Lind Marlin Jones Ricky Ronnie Wichita Kan Jones Johnson Harold W. Anderson R. B. Dar CLUB POLE Main St Kahler’s Polk Commercial Club Polk Progress County Proceedings Guilford D. Bryan Standard Oil Company Donald Dahlin Wegner-Clausen Monument Co Central City Barre Booth Across the Street Across the Nation Lincoln Central City Omah Grand Island Clarks Lincon
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