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Newspaper

Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1976

Page

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Polking Around A Night of Vandalism And Wedding Paradox

A party call to a police station recounts a vandalism claim where the caller avoids naming suspects. A bride driving her father’s car collides with a steer, totaling the vehicle and causing $600 damage, yet the wedding proceeds with the groom as owner of the steer. The column touches on Washington gossip about Senator Curtis and the Ray-Hays publicity, plus a note on the U S Postal Service and a Jefferson quote about governance. It closes with a Lilac plant identifications discussion from Crete and Columbus residents contesting plant names.

U. S. Postal Service Polk Progress Thomas Jefferson Democratic Party Jimmy Carter Mt. Sinai Joe Ehn Alice Balzer Crete Emiel J. Christensen Columbus

Mothers Needed for Pork Fourth of July Choir

Mothers of all ages meet at the elementary school at 9 30 for group singing as part of the Pork Fourth of July celebration. More mothers are sought regardless of singing ability. Contact Carolyn Anderson. The morning schedule aligns with the Pork Woman s Club summer reading program for children.

Carolyn Anderson Pork Woman’s Club

Senior Citizens Card Party Set For June 22

Senior Citizens host a card party on Tuesday June 22 at 2 00 p m at the Legion Hall. All seniors invited to join in the event.

Senior Citizens Card Party the Legion Hall

Swede Plain Church Plans 100th Anniversary Celebration

The Swede Plain United Methodist Church in Polk marks its hundredth year with a June 27 service at 11:00 a.m. guest speaker Dr. John Ekwall, former pastors, and a 2:00 p.m. program. The church, established 1876, sees 80 members with 41 pastors.

Swede Plain John Ekwall Lincoln C. O. Norton Anderson Charles Flodman Peter Bergman John Lind Olof Noriie Nebraska Robert Holbrook Stromsburg

Hordville Bicentennial Weekend Celebration

The Hordville Bicentennial Committee invites residents and friends to a weekend festival in Hordville June 19 and 20. A parade starts 12 30 p m Saturday, entries at 11 30 a m, followed by a program on the town’s history and the Bicentennial flag raising. Raffle winners for beef and Afghan items announced. a kangaroo court closes the events.

Hordville Hardville

Hospital Notes From York and Central City

Frank Cohagan entered the York hospital on Monday. Burdette Flodman is a patient in the York hospital after a motorcycle accident. Mark Demler, son of Mrs Ross Tarr, broke both wrists on Saturday and is in the Central City hospital.

Frank Cohagan York Hospital Burdette Flodman Mark Demler Ross Tarr Central City Hospital

Kristi Sue Johnson Born in Nuckolls County Hospital

Mr and Mrs Larry Johnson announce the birth of their daughter Kristi Sue on June 4 at Nuckolls County Hospital. The baby weighed 6 pounds 4 ounces and has a sister Carrie, 3, at home. Maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Noel Kealiher of Polk and paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Lyle Johnson of Polk. Great grandparents are Mr and Mrs Orlie Miller of Polk.

Larry Johnson Kristi Sue Nuckolls County Hospital Carrie Noel Kealiher Polk Lyle Johnson Orlie Miller

Mothers’ panic over chicken pox care and nerve strain

The piece humorously recounts a mother’s relentless vigilance during a chicken pox outbreak among three children. She details frantic “pox alerts,” interruptions to plans, and the doctor’s simple advice to clip nails and yell not to scratch.

AMA Ralph

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Polking Carl Curtis Peter Lisagor Curtis Wayne Hays Elizabeth Ray Ety Nessa Washington, D.C Ray-Hays Capitol Hill Swede Plain Church American Legion Post No Id Reckner Swede Plain United By Marsha Redman Bob Ostrander St. Edward Lyle Dornburgh Mrs Alfred L'Heureux
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