Official Proceedings of Polk County Nebraska March 20 1951
The Polk County Nebraska board met in regular session with all members present. Claims were audited and balances set across funds including County General and State Admin Fund with salaries, supplies, and costs listed for numerous county officials and departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola
Nebraska
Board of County Commissioners
Polk County
County General Fund
Carleton Anderson, Co
Treas
John I. Anderson
Bell Typewriter Co
Phil B. Campbell
Central Electric and Gas Co
Churchill Manufacturing Co
Elsie Cole
Willard Cornell
Marilyn Fischer
Dorothy Fjell
S. B. Fox
D. Huston
Clr
Dist
Kelso Chemical Co
Mdse
Wee
Jane Lewis
Lincoln Tel. & Tel. Co
Olive M. McBeth
L. M. Merrick
Philip Nyberg
Laura Olseen
Omaha Printing Company
Osceola Record
The
Paymaster Corporation
Mercie Smith
Stephenson School Supply Co
Lillian Timm
Clk. County Court
Wm. Wright
Mary Ann Berck
Edith Heilman
Thomas J. Irwin
Lincoln Equipment Co
Milford Johnson
Harper Peterson
Edward Schlesinger
Guildford Bryan Ronald D. Beebe
Floyd Headlee
Edwin M. Swan
County Commissioners Approve Deputy Attorney Appointment
The Board of County Commissioners approved the appointment of Phil B. Campbell as Deputy County Attorney. They adjourned to meet again on April 3, 1951. Local notices describe residents visiting, birthdays, gatherings, and weddings in Polk and Stromsburg areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Blue News
Raymond Ortegren
Phillis
M. L. John Phillips
M. L
Johnson
Carl Waak
Hulda Stach
Walter Steele
Lincoln
Will Garling
Bob Porter
L E. Biase
Dick Sagehorn
Ralph Wilshusen
Norman Reetz
Ther Card Club
Don Shoup
Dean Shoup
Bill Shank
Roger Gustafson
Maynard Jensen
Ervin Blase
David
Bob Baack
Will Wurtz
Martin Baack
Paul Wurtz
Art Dose
Walther League
Irs
Dose
iMirs
WicksSagehorn
Ana
Viwence Moenrs
Hobert
Sunday Ainner
Waster Gerkensmeyer
Theward
Paul Sagehorn
Ervin Sagenhorn
Cleveland
Vergu
Slase
Sal
Ana Wis
Ana iv
Charles Carlson
Base
Anu
Bud
Amu Mis
Enuard
Ana Fanuay
Crete
Wiest
Avi
Ana Wus
Vllo Wiisnusen
Faluay
Clarence Ricuuten
Wwluon- Uay
Evenuny
avaLs
Uwerhara Wieadow
Ana Lewis
Wuss Pally
Ulonvsun
Wyuimly
Wits Shadow
Lavern
Jaine Keny
Ernest Honne
Wil Josepn
Nuss Matinda
Hampton
Lincoln Equipment Co
Malek
Clyde Miller
Robert Miller
Com. Dist
Eli W. Johnson
Clifton E. Johnson
Cecil Bennett
Cramer Oil Co
Stanley P. Larson
Lincoln Tel. & Tel. Co
Foster Scott
Sinclair Refining Co
Socony-Vacuum Oil Co., Inc
J. E. Steever
Bridge Fund
Capital Bridge Co
Moise
Phil B. Campbell
Board of County Commissioners
Board of County Com
Susannah Strand
Mrs Strand
Honorius
John Adelson Tueday
Wleshie Adelson
Hennie Seymour
Adelson
Lois Johnson
Phillip Johnson
Oscar Jones
St.Paul
Minnesota
Elmer Hanquist
Imogene
Edwin Anderson
Stromsburg
Harold Nelson
Kay
Tan Corp Expands as Iowa Rural Electrification Surges
Iowa reports universal urban electric service with 933 towns now electrified. More than 160000 farmers, about 80 percent, have electrical service while urban areas reach 999 percent. The state hosts 16 independent power companies serving over 90 percent of cities, plus 85 municipal plants and 53 cooperatives under REA.
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Tan Corp
Towa
Iowa
REA
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Floyd Lyle Family
Mrs
Alton Wihelms
McNaught
OF County Commissioners
Wallace Sandell
Elwood Anderson
York
Clarence Bryant
Polk
Rtoger Gustafson
Los Angeles
California
Elwood Sandell
Dave Ekdahl
Donald Hanquist
OF Trustees
Leo Wurtz
Dean Myers
Bha
Soldiers’ and Sailors
Cvil
Veterans Administration Office
Boxoffice
Sat
Sun
America
Gary Cooper
Steve Cochran
Ruth Roman
Ray Massey Cartoon
Esther Williams
Howard Keel
Minna Gombell
Chas
Marv News
Pete Smith
Aes
Bud Abbott
Lou Costello
Martha Raye —Plus
Why
Korea
Gooch
Farmers Co-op Grain Ass’n
Nebraska Division
United States
Brewers Vow Foundation
First Nat'l Bank Bldg
Goodyear
Fredrickson
Pork
Io Goodsyear