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Newspaper

Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1966

Page

7

Marriage of Miss Marlene Coover and Max Kroger in Polk

Miss Marlene Kay Coover and Max L. Kroger wed at Polk Methodist Church in a May 29 ceremony attended by about 250. Rev. Harold Jensen officiated the double ring service with elaborate peacock blue gowns for bridesmaids and a lace accented gown for the bride. The couple, both Polk High School graduates, will reside in Sioux Falls after a wedding trip.

Marlene Kay Coover Paul Coover Max L. Kroger Ruth Kroger Polk Methodist Church Harold Jensen Gaylen Holmes Judy O'Shea Frances Williams Omaha Dean Ostberg Karen Stevens Larry Coover Linda Eisler Pat Ramsey Linda Stromberg Ft. Collins Colo Sioux Falls S. D Bart Nyberg Denver Bruce Johnson Bennington Gaylord Stevens Arlan Stromberg Gary Stevens John Benson Neil McNaught Eldon Johnson Arlo Stevens Vern Jones Frank Nelson Lloyd Stromberg Delores Willits Bonnie Carlson Carol Stromberg Mary Williams Nancy Kisler Shelly Ramsey Peggy Sealey Vicki Stromberg Edd Cooper Alice Best Central City Will Kroger Polk High School Terrace Park Dairy Sioux Falls College 9Th St

Letter From San Fran for a License

A first person reminiscence recalls attempting to obtain a license at eighteen, the examiner’s report, and a nickname gossip from Polk and Central City. The author notes age rules changing to sixteen, disputes with a station operator, and a firing without reason. Later work at Progress and a back-and-forth Finnegan sale ad amid Mrs. Nieman’s quixotic counterorders.

Polk Central City Beatrice Creamery Ku Klux Klan Polk’s Niemans Progress Clark —MccGaffin Nieman’s Finnegan

County Proceedings and Budget Motions Approved

County board approves increases to Medical Fund by 750 and Emergency Relief by 150 transfers 1000 from Inheritance Tax to Emergency Relief Funds. Also approves site for city dump in Osceola and reviews Free High School Tuition Funds disbursement before adjourning to July 5, 1966. Dale Frizzell and Donald Dahlin sign.

The Island Supply Welding Co Village of Polk Worth Construction, Inc Western Power & Gas Con BAS Service Carleton Anderson, Co. Treas First National Bank Osceola Polk Co Alvin J. Cerny Norman Fintel Jerome Gabel Richard Glatter Sylvester Glatter Holly Grossnicklaus Floyd Headlee Wilbur Hernbloom James E. Lewis Clyde Miller Harry Pierson Control Authority Edward Schlesinger Francis Tewell the Island Supply Co Treas Social Security Carleton Anderson, Co. Withheld Kenneth Kubicek Polk County Weed Fund Carleton Anderson, Co Ingalls Johnson Dale Frizzell Donald Dahlin

Patricia Ann Stephens Weds Ronald Gray in Lincoln Church

Miss Patricia Ann Stephens daughter of Mrs. Jack L. Stephens of Lincoln wed A2c Ronald Gray of Lincoln Air Force Base in a candlelight ceremony at St James Methodist Church. The Rev Clarence Campbell presided before about 100 relatives and friends. The couple reside in Lincoln where Mrs Gray attends Sybil's Beauty College and Gray is stationed at Lincoln AFB.

Patricia Ann Stephens Jack L. Stephens Lincoln Wilfred Stephens Polk Ronald Gray Lincoln Air Force Base Thelma Gray Dayton Clarence Campbell St. James Methodist Church

Home Society Meets With Mrs Virgil Bush

The Home Society Club met on June 15 with Mrs. Virgil Bush. Ten members and four visitors attended. Led by president Mrs Richard Johnson, the group voted to send $10 to the Nebraska Children's Home. Get well cards were signed and sent to Lydia Peterson and Mabel Benjamin. Hostess gift received by Ella Rudy. Evelyn Shenk, Reporter.

The Home Society Club Virgil Bush Richard Johnson Nebraska Children’s Home Lydia Peterson Mabel Benjamin Ella Rudy Evelyn Shenk

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