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Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1953

Page

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New Enlarged District 72 Approves 55000 Dollar Budget

Ninety six voters attend the recessed annual school board meeting in the high school auditorium. The board accepted a 55 000 dollar budget for 1953 54 with a 14 plus mill levy and pay for bus drivers. The election of a new nine member board produced Willard Adelson Chas Norquest Everett Green P W Aker Floyd Merchant and Leale Adelson.

Lloyd Kroger Eldon Johnson P. W. Aker Everett Green Harold Nelson Elwood Sandell Dean Myers Alton Wilhems Myers Wilhelms Kroger Johnson Willard Adelson Chas Norquest Floyd Merchant Leale Adelson Harold Cramer Nelson Smith P.W. Aker Green Aker Leslie Adelson Merchant, AG Non Alton Wilhelms

Honors At a Pre-Nuptial Shower for Mrs Wal lon McNaught

Mrs Wal lon McNaught was honored at a miscellaneous shower June 2 hosted by Mrs Frank Nelson, Mrs Lloyd Kroger, and Jeanelle. Forty five guests attended at the Methodist Church parlors with garden flower decor and bridal contests. JoAnn received many gifts and a rainbow colored two course lunch was served. Out of town guests included Mrs H M Benson of Hordville, Mrs Homer Branting, Mrs A T Kroger, Mrs Orville Eggert, Mrs Virgil Madsen of Grand Island, Mrs Tom Bailey of Schuyler, Mrs Wilbur Kroger of Baton Rouge, and Mrs Morris Lindquist of Central City.

Wallon McNaught Frank, Neson Lloyd Kroger Jeanelle JoAnn H. M. Benson Hordville Homer Branting A. T. Kroger Orville Eggert Virgil Madsen Grand Island Tom Bailey Schuyler Wilbur Kroger Baton Rouge Morris Lindquist Central City

Hastings couple welcomes son Charles Eugene

Mr and Mrs Kenneth Person of Hastings are the parents of a son named Charles Eugene who weighed seven pounds at birth on Sunday June 14 Mrs Frank Davis joined by Mrs Pearl Jack and Mrs Milton Anderson visited Grand Island Sunday for Christmas merchandise buying Courtesy extended to Mr and Mrs Cleo Sealey from California featured entertaining guests Sunday evening including Mr and Mrs Richard Sealey Other visitors included Messrs and Mmes Paul Cooyer Bill Rolland Lloyd Stromberg and Richard Cramer Mr and Mrs Gerald Brown and family spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs G M Hill Sunday dinner guests included Orlin and Zetta Hill of York and Mr and Mrs Ralph Anschuetz Naomi Alfred was among afternoon callers

Frank Davis Pearl Jack Milton Anderson Grand Island Orlin Zetta Hill York Ralph Anschuetz Naomi Alfred

Auxiliary Installs Newly Elected Officers

The Auxiliary held its last meeting of the year on June 8 at the Legion Hall. Officers installed by Ella Dahlin and Margaret Jones include President Jo Ostberg Vice President Anita Eisler Secretary Edna Steenbock Treasurer Irene Green Historian Alvertus Jones Beulah Widga Sgt at Arms Ardis Wilhelm. A $50 memorial gift was presented by Orpha Davis.

Legion Hall Lauretta Neuhaus Ella Dahlin Margaret Jones Jo Ostberg Anita Eisler Edna Steenbock Irene Green Alvertus Jones Beulah Widga Ardis Wilhelm

Mrs Henry Schulze Dies After Lingering Illness

Mrs Henry Schulze died Monday afternoon at St Francis Hospital Grand Island after a lingering illness. She is survived by her husband one daughter and three sons. She was 59. Funeral services will be held at Brauer Funeral Home at 1:80 and Immanuel Lutheran Church at 2:00 with Rev C W Long officiating.

Henry Schulze St. Francis Hospital Grand Island C.W. Long

Stromberg Family Weekend Visit and California Trip

Mr and Mrs Rolland Stromberg and Soo visited Mrs Peterson and Mr Peterson at Arthur Lona over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Nelson King and Gerald returned Sunday from a California vacation visiting relatives.

Rolland Stromberg Soo Fred Peterson Arthur, Lona Nelson King Gerald California

Farmers Union Plans Annual Picnic at Buckley Park

The Polk County Farmers Union schedules its annual picnic for Monday June 22 at 7 p.m. at Buckley Park Stromsburg. Families should bring a basket supper. dessert and coffee provided. Music and BE A Hedlund slides are on the program. If weather turns bad the event moves to Swanson's Hall.

Polk County Farmers Union Buckley Park Stromsburg

More Polk Boys Go For Military Duty

The selective service office has drawn many from the county with two Polk men leaving Wednesday to report for army duty. Two others, Robert Peterson and Raymond Michener, reported for physical examinations. Walden McNaught and Wayne Creech reported for army duty.

Selective Service Office Polk Boys Walden McNaught Wayne Creech Robert Peterson Raymond Michener

Swede Plain Bible School League Softball Roundup

The Bankers and the Butchers split their two games with the Butchers winning 14 to 11 in a rain reschedule. Tuesday night the Bankers surged 20 to 10 to share first place with the Oilers while the Oilers beat the Legion 6 to 2 behind Bud Bolton, Peterson, and Bills. The Swede Plain Bible School week ended with a record enrollment of 41 and a Sunday program by the children highlighting songs and memory verses.

Oilers Bankers Swede Plain Butchers Legion Bud Bolton Bobby Peterson Lowell Bills Swede Plain Bible School Clifford Carlson Lloyd Widga Mmes Elmer Garner Oscar Person Donald Person Derek Shostrom Walter Stohl Missey Lois Johnson Marilyn Lind Jeanette O’connor O'Connor Rons” Offerte

Boxer Baby Beef Club Meeting Details and Calf Care Demo

Members of the Boxer See Club met at Harry Anderson's home to discuss calf care in warm weather. Harold Anderson demonstrated bloated calves. A calf show will be held at Edd Dobberstein's home on June 21. Mrs Anderson served lunch. The next meeting is at Milford Johnson's home on July 9.

Boxer See? Club Harry Anderson Harold Anderson Edd Dobberstein

Polk Welcomes New Street Cleaning Unit

The village of Polk unveils a new street cleaner with Arnold Neuhaus pictured starting the operation last Friday. The machine flushes dirt to the curb for scooping and hauling away and includes a sprinkler attachment for dust control on streets and the athletic field.

Polk Arnold Neuhaus

Jolly Juniors Plan Picnic

The Jolly Juniors met with Larry Jones on June 9 and began with the 4-H pledge and flag salute. They discussed a picnic plan and were served lunch by Mrs Jones. The next meeting is set for June 23 at Bobby Ostrander's home.

Jolly Juniors Larry Jones Mrs Jones Bobby Ostrander

Community Picnics and Reunions Highlight Portland Hastings and Omaha Gatherings

Bodine and Sundberg families honored Don Rodine and Miss Leota Sneed at picnics in Portland and Valparaiso while 17 World War I veterans and families reunited in Hastings. W. S. C. S. of the Methodist Church held a Continental Tea with girls in native costumes from India, Holland, Hawaii, Sweden and China serving foods.

Bodine Hastings 214Th Supply Train Co Elmer Hanquist Earl Steever Hanquist Steever Glenn Hill W.S.C.S Methodist Church

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