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Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1952

Page

3

School Board Minutes Show Bills Approved at Regular Meeting

The Board of Education met with all members present and approved numerous bills. Payments included coal, telephone services, grain association charges, library books, supplies, and piano maintenance, with warrants to be drawn by the secretary from the treasurer.

Board of Education Arthur C. Anderson Glen Hill BOHM Odantonetpra Medea Lendt City Light Plant Current and Water Lincoln Tel Tel. Co Farmers Co-op Grain Ass’n General Finishes Sales and Services Co McCormick Mathers Pub. Co Prentice Hall, Inc Brary Books Modern Sound Pictures Puims Ee Eee University Pub. Co Scholastic Magazine John C. Winston Co Grand Island Hardware Co Polk High Activity Fund Johnson Brothers Garage Donald Stapies Pork Progress Stephenson School Supply Co

Polk County News Briefs and Local Happenings

Items include home remodeling at the Brauer Funeral Home site new residents in town and church roof shingle work Civil Service appointment for Glenn Hill to Grand Island and local business moves A Polk High School War Rally at the auditorium and a Baby Gaylord Gene born to Mr and Mrs Arlo Steveng Others note a barnyard incident a weaver found in the street a barn fire a Boy's State representative selection and community gatherings Also listed are local sales prices and theater crowds amid ongoing spring safety and civic notices.

Leo Wurtz Brauer Funeral Home Methodist Church Glenn Hill Grand Island Polk John Adelson Hennie Seymour John Preston York Polk High School Polk County Aaa Association Arlo Steveng Gaylord Gene Harold Green Nordstrom Roy Glasser Roy Marvin Fredrickson Chas. Carlson Wilbur Whitacre Harold Nelson Paul Strand

Panic era policies and local school cuts reported

Henry Hazlitt labeled Hoover's early panic policy as watchful hoping. A 14 percent salary cut for high school teachers was announced for the coming fall. Names of hired teachers, a janitor, total school year salaries of 10 95500, and local happenings from music contest entries to medical procedures and small purchases are noted.

Hoover Henry Hazlitt Henry Horstman A. O. Larson Margaret Nelson Lillie Lind Neil Gallant John Johnson Gladys McCoy Elizabeth Aihson Kenneth Johnson Elwood Sandell Dr. Fouts Central City

Local season dates and birth noted in town column

Forty years ago the duck hunting season closed on April 5 and fishing opened on April 1. Mr and Mrs Andrew Eckdahl welcomed a baby boy on March 30. The Main Street road drag improved the street by smashing clods and leveling the surface.

Andrew Eckdahl Main Street

Polk area events feature fires, politics and progress

A fire damaged a harness shop in Hordville while petitions circulated for postmaster. Polk Motor Co. held a spring opening with lunch served by local ladies. a large farm exhibit showcased implements and vehicles. Town trustees were elected, a German Lutheran parsonage nears completion, and plans for electric street lighting and a new Baptist church were discussed at a mass meeting.

Hordville C. I. Warless A. W. Shafer Polk Motor Co Polke H G Hrauver F. O. Johnson I A. Plessinger Dr. Shalazer Albert Baughart F J. Hahn Andy Sundberg Lenard Smith Wm. Miller Wm. Wurtz Oscar Dahlin Central City Jege Odd Fellows Baptist Church Polk Band

Federal loan ads offer 1 and 4 percent terms

National Farm Loan Association advertises 20 to 40 year credits with 1 per cent and 4 per cent rates. Mt Grubaugh, secretary treasurer, promotes the program and invites inquiries about loan options.

Federal Land Bank Nin Mt. Grubaugh, Sec Federal Land Bank Loan National Parm Loan Association Alvin M. Grubaugh Osceola Fica Campbell & Nyberg

Evening social at Store venue for high school concert

Mr. David Ekedahl hosted a pre contest gathering Monday at Store venue ahead of a high school March 28 event. Friends attended as part of a planning session for the concert schedule.

David Ekedahl Wicklep

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