Bowmaster Green Exchange Vows In Seward Ceremony
Kathleen Bowmaster and Regy Green wed at the First Methodist Church in Seward on Sunday June 4. The ceremony featured pink silk organza gowns and floral arrangements with family members serving as attendants and guests. The couple plans to live in Lincoln, with Bowmaster teaching in the Lincoln Public Schools and Green pursuing a master's in economics at the University of Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen Kay Bowmaster
Regy Green
Seward
Ralph Bowmaster
Regy J. Green
Everett W. Green
Lincoln
Polk
Raymond Nuetzman
Judy Ann Bowmaster
Connie Peterson
Des Moines
Liz Worth
Pat Bangert
Becky Bowmaster
Mary Miller
Omaha
Thomas Boatman
Green
Richard Beckmeyer
William Leffler
Ron Bowmaster
Kent May
St. Paul
Kim May
Hayes Center
Gary Green
Central City
William Folmer
Colorado
Walker
Nebraska Wesleyan
Willard Sorority
University of Nebraska
Local Socials Guests Visit Neighbors Across Polk
Mr and Mrs Vern Jones joined Mr and Mrs Paul Coover for Friday supper. Mr and Mrs Ed Coover visited the Roy Miller home in York Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Vern Eklund of Bradshaw were Saturday evening visitors of Mr and Mrs Clifford Branting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vern Jones
Paul Coover
Ed Coover
Roy Miller
York
Vern Eklund
Bradshaw
Clifford Branting
Polk County Board of Equalization Hears 137 Protests
The Polk County Board of Equalization met April 3 4 and 5 1967 to hear 137 protests against real estate and personal property assessments. In May the board assessor and clerk toured the county to inspect properties. Final decisions were made May 26 and 31 and protest notices mailed to the State Tax Commissioner and filers. Attestations list Dale Frizzell and Carl R H Johnson. Memorial Day visitors noted from Inglewood Cole Columbus and Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County Board of Equalization
Board of Equalization
Dale Frizzell
Carl R. H. Johnson
Polk Village adopts annual appropriation and tax levy
Ordinance 166 sets the 1967 fiscal year tax rate for Polk Nebraska. It levies 27.25 mills on 35 percent of assessed value across funds including General, Library, Street, Park, Fire, Building, Sinking Fund for sewer bonds, and Social Security taxes. Details list exact mill allocations and plan for revenue purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk
Nebraska
Polk News Items Among Local Visit and Family Gatherings
Polk residents attended a funeral in Alma for the infant daughter of the Schroeder family formerly Phyllis Peterson. Mrs Mabel Stevens and Glen joined Sunday dinner with Floyd Miller. Hannah Hahn Doyle and several others visited Art Swedenburg at Clarks to celebrate a birthday. Ben Stromberg of Stromsburg dined with Ed Coover on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Christensen
Martha Shostrom
Raymond Johnson
Alma
Schroeder
Phyllis Peterson
Polk
Mabel Stevens
Glen
Floyd Miller
Hannah Hahn
Doyle
Harold Hanquist
Ralph Swedenburg
Pam and
Craig
Art Swedenburg
Clarks
Ben Stromberg
Stromsburg
Ed Coover
Village Levy Ordinance Passes June 6 1967
The ordinance allocates funds from levies and village treasury to proper accounts and authorizes its force after passage approval and publication. Norris W. Alfred and Arnold L. Neuhaus sign as trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norris W. Alfred
Arnold L. Neuhaus
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mason Peterson
Inglewood
Cole
Ralph Peterson
Columbus
Dale Peterson
Walter Binford
Deee Eee Reaseee
Polk Progress
University of Nebraska Field Laboratory
State Farm
Ralph C. Bond
Nebr
State Farm Insurance Companies
Bloomington
Illinois
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