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Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1965

Page

2

Local church notes and community life in Arborville Polk locals

Church schedules fill the page with services and classes at Congregational Lutheran Evangelical Free First Baptist and Methodist churches. Nebraska 4 H workshop recaps and home care tips follow, plus local wedding and visit notices from Polk and nearby towns.

Evangelical Free Church William Pinkernell Kenneth Martin Nebraska Christian High School POLK C. Marvin Fredrickson Julius Flodman Walter Stehl Lawrence Lind Gerald Reichweins Lincoln James Scow St. Vincent’s Church Osceola Shelby Parish Roy Davenport Aurora Lloyd Stromberg Margaret Jonita Ronnie Baack Martin Baacks Willard Lindhare Dean Lindburg

Polk Progress Polk County Nebraska weekly newspaper note

The Polk Progress is a Polk County Nebraska weekly paper published by Dick and Kathy Howe. It is entered as second class mail at the Polk post office. Subscriptions are 4 dollars annually in Nebraska and 5 dollars outside Nebraska, with 10 cents for a single copy.

Shirley Huggler Nebraska Rollin Schnieder University of Nebraska Kathy Howe Post Office Polk

Uniform daylight timeDates set for beginning and end in states choosing fast time

Senate passes a bill to standardize daylight saving dates starting 2 am on the last Sunday in April and ending 2 am on the last Sunday in October. States may keep standard time, but federal law will override conflicting local rules and ban double daylight time.

Washington Congress Senate House House Interstate Commerce Committee Oren Harris D. Ark

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