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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1973
Page
7
A student reflects on education's evolution from one room schools to modern curricula, stressing respect responsibility and reliability as core R’s. The piece links schooling to future citizenship and hints nursing as a path to help others while urging timely action today.
Mrs Ann O Shea and Mrs Ray Guilford visited Sunday afternoon with Mr and Mrs Oscar Johnson. Mrs Lloyd Widga visited in the Oscar Johnson home on Friday a week ago.
Miss Sheila Kathleen O'Shea and William Amen Abood were married in a candlelight ceremony at Polk United Methodist Church on March 16. The bride is daughter of Mrs Ann O'Shea and the groom is son of Mr and Mrs Tony Abood. Officiating was Dr J T Kim with organist Doris Zlomke and soloist Pat Tyberg.
Mr and Mrs Reuben Hanquist attended a Gideon meeting in Columbus on Tuesday. Weekend visitors included Kerri and Alan Anderson, children of Mr and Mrs Leonard Anderson, at their uncle and aunt Harold Anderson's home. Supper guests were Mr and Mrs Ervin Ficken, Jack and Jody of Davenport, and Mrs Anna Ray at Ed Dobberstein's. Willard Clark of Omaha stayed with Paul Coover Saturday night. Mrs Paul Coover celebrated her birthday with a surprise visit from Burdete Flodman, Alice Best, Richard Sealey Sr and Jr, Melvin Bender, Don Ostberg, Clem Meerkatz, Gaylord Stevens and family, Larry Coover and Pammy, Allan Urkoski and Jill, and Ralph Swedenberg of Clarks.
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