Official Proceedings of Polk County Commissioners Osceola June 7 1966
The Polk County Nebraska Board of County Commissioners met in regular session with all members present. Claims were audited and allowed with warrants drawn for electric service, travel expenses, supplies, gas oil and kerosene, typewriter repairs, prisoner board, sheriff costs, civil defense mileage, and other items totaling multiple entries including Osceola Lumber and publishing costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Polk County
Nebraska
Consumers Public Power Dist
Electric Service & Supplies
Donald Dahlin
Ecera Ee Ccces
Eikenhorst
Farmers Union Co-op Oil
Fremont Office Equipment Co
Dale Frizzell
Lowell Hanson
Posais Veers Nnaeceesees
Roy E. Horst
Reynold Peterson, Co
Glen Green
J. Homer Ingalls
Wee Ceccccaecaes
International Business Machines Corp
JoAnn Louise Johansen
Carl R. H. Johnson
Leroy Johnson
Vern Johnson Plumbing & Heating
Latsch Brothers, Inc
Jim Majors
Emil Monson
Nebraska Office Service Co
Omaha Printing Co
Osceola Lumber, Inc
Osceola Publishing Co., Inc
Joyce Stewart and Sam Baird Wed in Polk Church Ceremony
Miss Joyce Ann Stewart, Polk, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. K L Stewart, married Sam Baird, son of Mr. and Mrs. Minor Baird of Superior, in a 5:00 p.m. Sunday ceremony at Polk Methodist Church officiated by Rev. Walter D. Marshall. The couple will reside at 2335 B St., Lincoln after a Colorado wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce Stewart
Sam Baird
Polk
Minor Baird
Superior
Joyce Ann Stewart
K. L. Stewart
Polk Methodist Church
Walter D. Marshall
Sandra Spilger
Palmer
Marinell Hansen
Lyons
Gay Gasmér
Murray
Harry Waters
Bill Bullock
Falls City
Gary Reiling
Seward
Kyle Johnson
Lincoln
Don Stewart
Mike Jeffrey
Bob Samuelson
Franklin
Larry Johnson
Dick Parker
Omaha
Jim Korchej
Neligh
Cal Larson
Dorchester
Ellen Moore
Ogallala
Roger Hawke
Archer
Robert Rhodes
Donald Ruskie
Big Springs
Annette Sward
Stromsburg
Jane Fredrickson
Edward Schrock
Elm Creek
Harold Rhodes
Utica
Nebraska Wesleyan University
Phi Mu Sorority
University of Nebraska
Beta Theta Pi Fraternity
Colorado
Apt. 5
Dentist letter from June Peterson about Progress subscription
Dr. Raymond O. Peterson writes from Santa Ana about his pneumonia and delayed return to work while asking to continue Progress subscriptions. He notes his son Ray Jr. graduates from the State Highway Patrol Academy in July and asks for greetings to Shirley and Polk residents. The notice includes contributions from Baker and York readers and asks for May copies to catch up on school activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pedro
Ray, Jr
Shirley
Polk
Raymond O
Peterson
Westwood
Santa Ana
California
Rme
Arborville Stitch and Stir Club Meets at Bills Residence
Eight members and leaders attended the Arborville Stitch and Stir 4-H Club meeting at the Lowell Bills residence on Wednesday June 1. Two members were absent. After the session Mrs Bills served a lunch. Becky StevensReporter
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arborville
Lowell Bills
Polk Happenings Note Family Gatherings After Funeral
Mrs Wilda Holmes and Mrs Myrtle Johnson called on Mrs Edith Benson Sunday afternoon. Relatives from Chicago Ul Richmond Kentucky and others spent days at the Lott and Newton homes in Central City and Stromsburg prompted by the death of Ida Newton. Chauncey Gustaf son visited sister Albert Sundbergs in Stromsburg. W L Lindburg attended the Jones Lagoni wedding at Kronberg. Ernie Lott and family joined the Lott picnic at Buckley Park in Stromsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilda Holmes
Myrtle Johnson
Edith Benson
Cecil Newton
Chicago
Darwin Newton
Tommy
Richmond
Kentucky
Ernie Lott
Mr. Lott
Duane Newton
Ray Ruge
Central City
Ida Newton
Chauncey Gustafson
Albert Sundbergs
Stromsburg
W. L. Lindburg
Jones-Lagoni
Kronsberg
Lott
Buckley Park
Also Mentioned on This Page
OF County Commissioners
Osceola
General Fund
Kansas-Nebraska
Natoral
Pete
Baker, Montana
Polk Progress
Fred Rhode
Burlington Ave
York
Richard Pinnow
Jrina Nursing Chow
Polk Grain Co
Purina
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