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Newspaper

Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1945

Page

8

Osceola News Highlights Local Obituaries And Service News

Mrs John Miller, 67, of Osceola passes away at home Monday. First Lt. Rolland P Randall of Osceola awarded the Bronze Star for service as motor officer in the 75th Medical Battalion. Air Cadet Bill Norton left for Sheppard Field after a furlough. Ray Hastings’ name appears on a U S forces list in Belgium. Lt. (sg) Bradley on leave in Southwest Pacific then reassignment in San Francisco. Oliver Westberg recalls St Patrick’s Day 71 years ago when Osceola’s State Street hill had five houses. Local visits from Aurora, Lincoln AAA staff, Central City, and Wahoo residents noted.

Osceola News John Miller Osceola Rolland P Randall Fred Randall 75Th Medical Battalion France Belgium Luxemborg Germany Bill Norton Sheppard Field Texas W. W. Norton Jimmy Ray Hastings 3521St Ordnance Maintenance Company U S Oliver Westberg Oliver State Street Nebraska Illinois Chas D. Hastings Aurora B. J Brown Jay Hastings Mildred Nelson Washington D. C Lincoln Triple A Robert Kindred Central City Robert Sigler S W Calhoun Wahoo Fred Wieseman

Local guests and notices in Lincoln area

Mr and Mrs Floyd Miller and Donald Miller visited Omaha and stayed with Mr and Mrs N. McNaught. Ernest Olson of Unity Canada stayed with Mr and Mrs Oscar Stromberg. Neighbors gathered at Jerold Ruzicka’s for Leonard Jisa before his army service. Mrs Nettie Carlson and family and others were Lincoln visitors. Mrs L Hill of Kansas cares for ill Mrs F Smith. Carlson and Gordon visited Art Samuelson near Stromsburg. The Lincoln Journal or Omaha World-Herald orders offered.

Floyd Miller Donald Miller Omaha N. &. McNaught Ernest Olson Unity Canada Oscar Stromberg Jerold Ruzicka Leonard Jisa Army Nettie Carlson Harvey Lind Jackie Lavelle Lincoln L. Hill Kansas F. Smith

Home Nursing Courses Boost Care In Nebraska Schools

The Polk County Medical Society promotes Home Nursing training as hospitals overflow. Lincoln High School reports 7,284 girls aged 14 years over 14 years completed the course, equating to about 527 girls per year, with students describing personal benefits from improved self care to assisting neighbors and family during illness.

Lincoln High School Nebraska

Ingalls Family Earns $100 Carl Gray Union Pacific Scholarship

Four Ingalls siblings win the Union Pacific scholarship for outstanding 4-H livestock work. Prizes include Grand Champion Shorthorn beef in 1927 and Reserve titles at Ak-Sar-Ben and state fairs. Homer, Harold, Marie, and Robert pursued agriculture, college, and service, with military honors for Robert. All are children of Mr. and Mrs. John Ingalls of Shelby.

Ingalls Carl Gray Union Pacific Wee Ak SarBen Ak- SarBen Homer Ingalls Agricultural College Lincoln Reppert School of Decatur Indiana Columbus Shelby Harold Ingalls Greeley County Navy Idaho Pacific Marie Ingalls Wilford Clark Las Vegas Nevada Robert Ingalls Army Fifteenth Air Force Italy United States Victorville California John Ingalls

Appreciation Note From Dorothy Ann Dahlin

A brief message thanks friends for cards letters and gifts received during a recent illness. Dorothy Ann Dahlin expresses sincere appreciation for the thoughtful expressions of support.

Dorothy Ann Dahlin

Card of Thanks for Funeral Kindness

The family expresses sincere thanks for floral offerings singers minister and all who showed kindness and sympathy in the passing of our father.

Nebraska Officials Discuss Federal Aid for Postwar Roads

Wardner Scott Nebraska State Engineer has been in Washington on water use and federal aid for postwar highway projects. Foster May Nebraska radio announcer awaits clearance to go to Europe to broadcast from battle fronts. May interviewed officials including J Edgar Hoover. A new Army helicopter turned over to the C A A was shown at Washington National Airport. C A A urged to demonstrate the ship in Nebraska. FHA reports by end of June 1944 nine million twenty nine thousand twelve dollars loaned to twenty six thousand nine hundred eighty six Nebraska families.

Wardner Scott Nebraska Washington Foster May Europe May J. Edgar Hoover Federal Bureau of Investigation Army Civil Aeronautics Commission Washington National Airport C.A.A Third District Federal Housing Administration

War housing loans aid many families and war workers

The report details mortgage loans enabling 7,939 families to buy or build homes totaling 30,224,356 dollars, plus 3,858 war worker families in Nebraska receiving 13,989,150 dollars in loans. It notes demobilization plans and State Department staffing for postwar assignments, with a projected debt limit of 300 billion dollars and a 232 billion public debt in January 1945, 90 percent for war, affecting families of four.

Nebraska House United States

Notice to Contractors for Sand Gravel Surfacing Bid

Sealed bids due April 5 1945 at 10 00 AM in Lincoln Nebraska for sand gravel surfacing on the Columbus Shelby detour Federal Aid Project No SNFA 866. 21.0 miles of gravel road to be resurfaced with 2695 cu yds of material. Bidders must meet 1939 act rules wage standards and bond 100 for contract. Plans available Osceola David City and Lincoln offices. Wardner G Scott State Engineer John T Anderson Butler and Josh Dworak Polk county clerks.

Department of Roads and Irrigation State Capitol Lincoln Nebraska Columbus U S. Department of Labor War Production Board Office of Defense Transportation Osceola David City Nebrasa Wardner G Scott John T Anderson Polk County Josh Dworak Butler County

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Gordon Art Samuelson Stromsburg Lincoln Journal The Omaha World-Herald Dical Facts Polk County Medical Society Osceola, Nebr Township C. C. Jenkins Smith Ed.Brown Phil B. Campbell Ray J. Hampton Bath Teurritt Johnson C O Johnson Havens RED Skelton Bathing Beauty Basil Rathbone Bill Goodman Harry James ST. Francis Hospital Satur Mar Dick Merrick D. R. Byers Japan Department of State Austria Hungary Czechoslovakia Mexico Central America South America China Near East State Department Congress Alligg Union Pacific Railroad Company Omaha, Nebraska Railroad Retirement Board Employment Service No. 16Th St San Diego Louise Albritton Jon Hall Loretta Young Tate March OF Time Ray Mill and Barbara Britton Venus Josh Conference of Alcoholic Beverage Industries, Ine
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