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Newspaper

Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1964

Page

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Polking Around In Tiny Town Chat and Odd Notes

A playful collage from Polk County characters includes cafe talk about rising prices and gum costs, a salesman for custom toilet seats, and locals Ed Reckner and Bob Merchant joking over counterfeit five dollar bills. Al Capp recalls his mother’s strict Orthodox habits and a view on modern life versus ritual.

Polk Ed Reckner Bob Merchant Waz Goldwater Bob Omaha Alfred New Orleans al Capp Lil Abner

Social Calendar Highlights March Events

Thursday March 12 Rebekahs. Friday March 13 Happy Hour Club. Monday March 16 Jr American Legion Auxiliary. Dinner meeting Commercial Club. Tuesday March 17 Garden Club. Wednesday March 18 Home Society. Thursday March 19 Community Club Oddfellows.

Rebekahs Happy Hour Club Jr. American Legion Auxiliary Commercial Club Garden Club Home Society Community Club Oddfellows

Heart Fund Drive Results Reported

The Polk community donation total for the Heart Fund is 196 dollars. Groups contributing include American Legion Auxiliary 5 dollars, American Legion 5 dollars, Polk Woman's Club 3 dollars, Country Woman's Club 2.50 dollars, Faithful Workers Club 1 dollar, Happy Hour Club 2 dollars, and Other Donations 139 dollars. The report thanks contributors for their support.

American Legion Auxiliary Polk Heart Fund American Legion Happy Hour Club Polk Woman’s Club Faithful Workers Club

Girls State Candidate Chosen by Legion Auxiliary

Linda Kisler selected as Legion Auxiliary Girls State candidate for Lincoln next June. Karen Funk named as alternate candidate.

Linda Kisler The Legion Auxiliary Lincoln Karen Funk

Annual Cooperative Oil Association Meeting Held March 7

The 37th annual Farmers Union Cooperative Oil Association of Polk County met March 7 at Stromsburg High School Auditorium. Chairman Quintin Torell led reports showing record sales over the previous year with a net saving of 144 076.82 dollars and a 4 percent dividend on share capital. Dividend days were set for Polk Osceola and Stromsburg in mid March.

Farmers Union Cooperative Oil Association of Polk County Stromsburg High School Quintin Torell Polk Osceola Stromsburg Paul Johnson Music Torell Cooperative Stromsburg Bank

Hospital notices list patients and dismissals in Nebraska towns

Clarence Bodine remains a patient at Bryan Memorial hospital in Lincoln. Mrs Herschel Shenk was discharged from Aurora hospital last Friday. Mabel Lucado is hospitalized at Mary Lanning in Hastings and will reside at Good Samaritan Village after release. Mrs W C Steele left Osceola hospital this Monday after a week as patient. Leslie Adelson entered Clarkson Hospital in Omaha last Wednesday.

Clarence Bodine Bryan Memorial Hospital Lincoln Herschel Shenk The Aurora Hopital Mabel Lucado Mary Lanning Hospital Hastings Good Samaritan Village W. C. Steele Osceola Hospital Leslie, Adelson Clarkson Omaha

Johnson files for Polk County judge post on Non-Political Ticket

Eldon R. Johnson has filed as a candidate for County Judge of Polk County on the Non-Political Ticket, signaling a bid focused on local governance. The filing activates election procedures and the candidate’s campaign status.

Eldon R. Johnson Polk Polk County

Trinity LCW Paints And Cleans Church Basement

Trinity LCW met in the church basement March 4 at 8 pm with Lauretta Neushaus opening and closing the program on The Seven Last Words. Participants included Blanche Sand Edna Neeman Frances Ton-Iniges Fern Myers Kathy Brazda Parma Werner and Jeanine Hoffman.

LCW Trinity Lutheran Lauretta Neushaus Parma Warner Blanche Sand Joyce’ Baack

Polk Woman's Club Learns About Spring Fashions

The Polk Woman's Club March meeting at Kern Myers home featured a business session led by President Bertha Brazda. Eleanor Stromberg and Sylvia Sandell presented a spring fashions lesson, members answered roll call with a sign of spring, and hostesses served lunch.

Polk Woman's Club Kern. Myers Emma Horstman Bertha Brazda Eleanor Stromberg Sylvia Sandell

Auxiliary To Hold Party Honoring 45th Birthday

The American Legion Auxiliary met March 9 in the Legion Hall with guests from California Thompson Hampton Stromsburg York. They planned a March 30 party for the unit's 45th birthday and discussed a First Aid class and Blood Bank talk by Miriam Chipperfield of Omaha.

American Legion Auxiliary Legion Hall Velma Stevens Calfornia Thamois Hampton Stromsburg York Hannah Hahn Heart Fund Garnet Miller Beverly Bills Jo Ostberg Eastern Star Legion Anita Eisler Miriam Chipperfield Omaha C. Marvin Fredrickson Margaret Cooper San Diego Calif Anne Eisler Elaine Miller Blanche Sand Lauretta Neuhaus St. Patrick’s

Education meeting hears Dr W Rogers on good program

Dr Vance Rogers president of Nebraska Wesleyan University spoke at a regional Governor’s Committee on Education meeting at Stromsburg Methodist Church. He urged three ingredients for a good program, stressed student motivation, and noted teachers must teach transmit and change.

Governor’s Committee On Education Methodist Church Stromsburg Vance Rogers Nebraska Wesleyan University of Lincoln Nebraska Milford Polk County Stanton County Boone Hampton York Platte Colfax Merrick Butler Saunders Betty Majors Ted Reeves Central City Polk James Wilson Lloyd Hahn Ted Otte Rolland Stromberg Arlo Stevens Robert Willits Harold Anderson

Births at Central City Hospital Weekend Additions

Rhonda Ann weighed 8 pounds 0 ounces born Sunday at 4 p.m. to Mr and Mrs Charles Nelson. The Nelsons also have son Ricky. Earlier that Sunday a son arrived for Mr and Mrs Irving Wire weighing 8 pounds 8 ounces named Craig Allen at Central City hospital.

Rhonda Ann Central City Hospital Charles Nelson Nelsons Ricky Irving Wire Craig Allen

Filing for Osceola Judge Perry Sapp for Polk County

Co judge Perry N Sapp of Osceola seeks Polk County Judge on the Non political ticket. Last filing day is Friday March 13.

Perry N. Sapp Osceola Polk County

Natalie Hahn Honored for Campus Improvement Service

Natalie Hahn was recognized at the University of Nebraska Union Award Dessert for outstanding service to campus life through student activities. The Nebraska Union Board of Managers presented the award for her work on the Ag Campus Union Committee, and she was named Assistant Chairman of the campus Recreation committee after directors selected her through campus interest, scholastic average, and interview.

Natalie Hahn University of Nebraska Nebraska Union Board of Managers Natalie

Adelsons Feted on Silver Wedding Anniversary

Sunday dinner guests at the Lloyd Adelson home celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Hanson Milton Edna Anderson Irene Wes Peterson family from Osceola Lyle Holm Lovene Topeka Olga Olson Kay Peters er Linda Colson Stromsburg Alex Adelson Polk and further callers Glenn Peterson Janet Janis Conrad Olson Jamalee. A carry-in lunch featured a lace table and a two tier cake. gifts included a money tree for the couple.

Lloyd Adelson Andrew Hanson Milton Edna Anderson Irene Wes’Peterson Osceola Lyle Holm lLovene Topeka Kansas Olga Olson Kay Peterser Linda Colson Stromsburg Alex Adelson Polk Glenn Peterson Jamalee Conrad Olson Janet Janis Adelson

Local ads span groceries to machinery across town papers

The page highlights local bargains from Sundbergs Del Monte canned goods to Hillis Sterner farm sale on March 24 and Barb ers Co op fuel livestock feed. Barber’s Burg offers Pontiacs and a Conservancy District note appears alongside feed calls.

Strombergs del Monte Hillis Sterner Barber’s Burg Conservancy District

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Polking Coffee Cing Progress Randa Heart Fund Drive Cooperative Oil Association Trinity Lcw Woman's Club Lloyd Adelsons Fredrickson Sundbergs Polk Grain Brazda
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