Local Caucus Sees Poor Turnout Amid School Board Race
Fifty six voters attended the school district caucus and forty for the village caucus, signaling low interest. Candidates for three two year school board seats are Chas Norquest, Edwin Nyberg, Willard Adelson, and Lloyd Lind, while village trustees up for three two year terms are Marvin Fredrickson, Lloyd Stromberg, Kenneth Stewart, with six names on the ballot and one year vacancy fills by Elmer Hanquist and Alton Wilhelms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas Norquest
Edwin Nyberg
Willard Adelson
Lloyd Lind
Village Trustees
Marvin Fredrickson
Lloyd Stromberg
Kenneth Stewart
Leo Wurtz
C. O. Bodine
Dean Myers
N. K E. McNaught
Elmer Hanquist
Alton Wilhelms
Fiftieth Wedding Anniversary Open House Set
The Fiftieth Wedding Anniversary of Mr and Mrs Ernest Nierman will be celebrated on Sunday March 14 from 2 to 5 p.m. at Emmanuel Lutheran Church parlors 9th and Beaver York. Relatives and friends are invited to call without formal invitation and gifts are requested not to be brought.
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Ernest Nierman
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
9Th and
Beaver
York
Polk Baptist Church marks 70th anniversary with full day
The Baptist Church of Polk celebrated its 70th anniversary on Sunday February 28 with about 200 members and friends. Rev R M Bailey spoke in the morning on The Church That Endures while special music featured Wilbur Whitacre and the Will Lindburg quartet. An afternoon program included a historical sketch by Mrs Henry Horstman and messages by Rev Edick Anderson and Rev John Bergeson. Floral gifts and a church luncheon followed, with letters from sister churches and a full day of remembrance and faith.
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The
Baptist Church of
Henry Horstman
Will Lindburg
Herbert Wurtz
Clarks
Donald Haggart
Grand Island
W. L. Lindburg
M. G. Lindburg
Polk
Arthur Nielson
Marquette
Chas
Edick Anderson
Rev. Anderson
Polk Church
Baptist Church
Ladies Missionary Society
Elwyn Johnson
John Bergeson
Platte Valley
Wilbur Whitacre
Lloyd Lind
Willard
Maurice Lindburg
Mary Lou Sandell
Hordville
Stromsburg
Lindburg Family
Polk 4H Clubs To Be On TV In Omaha
Two Polk County 4H clubs will appear on a television program in Omaha arranged by Wes Antes and Mel Hanson of WOW Radio. The show, to air Tuesday March 9 at 12 30, features the prize winning skit The 4H Story reenacted by about twelve Polk youngsters. The Pleasant Homemakers and Jolly Juniors will perform, led by Mrs. Irvin Anderson, Mrs. Lloyd Kahn, Mrs. Harold Green, and Mrs. Ivan Cramer.
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Polk
Omaha
Wes Antes
Mel Hanson
WOW
Hanson
Lincoln
Polk County
David City
Irvin Anderson
Lloyd Kahn
Jolly
Harold “Hi’’ Green
Ivan Cramer
Eleven Boys Become Tenderfoot Scouts
Eleven boys passed the requirements becoming Tenderfoot Scouts at a Monday evening meeting. Scoutmaster Jerry Stevens aided by Ralph Kahler Jr. administered the tests. Awards will be presented later when the scout charter is presented to the American Legion.
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Jerry Stevens
Ralph Kahler Jr
American Legion
Country Women’s Club Enjoys Afternoon at Sealey Home
The Country Women's Club was entertained at the home of Mrs. Richard Sealey Sr on Thursday afternoon. Co-hostesses were Mrs. Willard Adelson and Mrs. Donavin Widga. The program was prepared by Mrs. Ollie Johnson and Mrs. Don Ostberg. Eighteen members and one visitor were present.
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Country Women’s Club
Richard Sealey Sr
Willard Adelson
Donavin Widga
Ollie Johnson
Don Ostberg
Cubs Sail To State Tourney After Narrow Final Loss
Monroe District meet crowned Belgrade as state hopeful after Belgrade defeated the Cubs 61 to 52 in the final. Runners up Kenneth Werner received the trophy from meet director Bruce Cowgill. Monroe event featured wins over Silver Creek and Duncan before a 57 to 49 semifinal upset of Creston. Seniors Werner Widga Bower and Shenk wrapped up their high school careers.
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Kenneth Werner
Monroe
Bruce Cowgill
Polk
Cagersa
Creston
Silver Creek
Duncan
Cubs
Belgrade
Fullerton
Verland Widga
Kenneth Bower
Carrol Shenk
Baptist Brotherhood Rally Draws Local Men
About 100 men attended the District Brotherhood meeting hosted by the local Baptist Church Friday evening. A male quartet from Grace Bible Institute, Omaha, performed four selections. Rev. R. R. Brown, a renowned radio pastor from Omaha, delivered the Ezekiel based message titled Give Me A Man. Refreshments followed.
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Baptist Church
Grace Bible Institue of
Omaha
R. R. Brown
Baptist Brotherhood
Lyle Couple to Hold 25th Anniversary Open House
Mr and Mrs Floyd Lyle invite friends and relatives to an open house celebrating their twenty fifth wedding anniversary in the Baptist Church basement this Sunday March 7 from 2 30 to 4 30 p m.
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Floyd Lyle
Baptist Church
Paul Stevens Recovers From Surgery at York Hospital
Paul Stevens is recovering from surgery at York Hospital. The report notes he underwent a medical procedure and is receiving postoperative care in the facility's unit.
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Paul Stevens
York Hospital
Auxiliary Names Contest Winners
Winners were announced for the American Legion Auxiliary essay contest among the Junior Class and 7th and 8th grades. High school first place went to Bill McNaught with Jack Larkin second. Dorothy Jean Ekdahl won the 7th and 8th grade prize.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Bill McNaught
Jack Larkin
Mabel Lucado
Polk
Hof Ostberg
Hillis Sterner
Alton Wilhelms
Faithful Workers Meet At Dornburgh Home
The Faithful Workers Club gathered February 24 at Mrs. Lyle Dornburgh’s home with 13 members and two visitors. Sister Mrs. George Tiaden of Columbus demonstrated Arts and Crafts and had members craft rose nut cups of crepe paper. Cups dried on the porch, then a generous lunch was served by Mrs. Cleo Cramer and Mrs. Martin Hoffmay Sr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Faithful Workers Club
Lyle Dornburgh
Cleo Cramer
Martin Hoffmay Sr
Mrs Lytle Seen Reporting Amid Vacation Notes
Mrs Chas Lytle, former Progress reporter, appears in a familiar voice while taking notes on a news item that later ran in the Progress. She is on an extended vacation back east with her sons Robert and Charles and their families enjoying Washington sights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voice of Progress
Chas. Lytle
Progress
Lytle
Robert
Charles
Washington, DC
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