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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1969
Page
3
Our class mourns two departures Linda Reed moved to York and Bruce Kingston to Aurora. Brian Trennepohl joins the class as we now have five girls and fifteen boys. Reading group aims to identify the main idea through original topic sentences and paragraph writing.
Seventh graders dissected a cow eye in the high school lab while Leanne Sundberg Phyllis Ostberg and Paula Bills won Legion Auxiliary Essay Contest. Cheryl Samuelson Lynette Creech placed in county spelling and prepare for district contest. Easter vacation announced with no school Friday April 4 and classes resume Monday April 7. end of third quarter Friday March 21.
Polk residents hosted or visited with relatives and friends over the weekend. Notable gatherings included Mr and Mrs Dick Harless and Mr and Mrs Larry Coover in Loveland Colorado, and families from Kearney Holdrege Lincoln and Cozad visiting in various homes. The Eastside Birthday Club met at Mrs Hilmer Jones and a baptism reception followed in Cozad for Christine Rae with Cramer family members in attendance.
Polk News items list weekend and Sunday visits across Central City Palmer York Clarks and nearby homes. Families noted include Flodman Gustafson Hanquist Harless Burney and Sagehorn with multiple dinners and birthday celebrations among neighbors and relatives.
Notice of automatic renewal for one year from May 1 1969 for American Legion Club No 160 at East Main Street Polk Nebraska. Protests may be filed by Polk residents on or before April 30 1969 in the Village Clerk's office. three or more protests trigger a public hearing on license continuation. Arnold Neuhaus Village Clerk.
On sale and off sale licenses for Carl J. and Frances M. Carlstrom may be automatically renewed for one year for Lot 24, Block 11, West Main Street, Polk Village Nebraska. Village Clerk Arnold Neuhaus notes the proposal and schedules readings on March 20 and 27.
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