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Newspaper

Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1962

Page

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Choc olate Bar Voice And Local Weather Notes

A light, humorous local column describes fanciful “chocolate bar voice” ideas and a running fishing report from Polk area fishermen who traveled to Harlan County and Gavins Point. It notes recent weather swings, geese flights, and moisture totals, then shares a wall-mounting fish tale and a Canberra reference to noise studies. Mr and Mrs Ray Ruge of Central City visit Ernie Lott.

Glen Hill Harlan County Gavins Point Mrs Ray Ruge Central City Ernie Lott

Polk Schools Music Students Shine At District Contest

In Millard last Thursday April 26 Polk Schools musicians earned elev en 1s nine 2s and four 3s. Top scorers included Karen Stevens with 1s in horn and vocal solo and Delores Willits with 1s in vocal solo and drum. Other ratings featured Doug Sundberg 2 Natalie Hahn 1 and several ensembles such as Triple Trio Sextette and Trio posting 1s. Norman McIntosh directs the district music program.

Polk Schools Millard Karen Stevens Delores Willits Doug Sundberg Natalie Hahn Linda Stromberg Gail Giles Sherman Wilshusen Dennis Widga Glee Bonnie Hanquist Connie Jones Joyce Stewart Linda Johnson Norman McIntosh

Pre-registration for Kindergarten at Polk School

Kindergarten pre-registration will be held at Polk Grade School on Friday May 4 for students entering Kinder garten in the 1962 63 school year.

Polk

Pep Club Selects Varsity Cheerleaders for 1962 63

The Pep Club elected Bonnie Shaw Cheryl Bush Natalie Hahn and Barbara Glasser as varsity cheerleaders for the 1962 63 season. Cheryl Bush was chosen rally captain. Seven girls tried out for A Team cheerleaders. B team selections follow at term start.

Bonnie Shaw Cheryl Bush Natalie Hahn Barbara Glasser

Berger Couple Welcome Larry Donald Home

Mr and Mrs Bob Berger of Minneapolis Minnesota announce the arrival of their son Larry Donald now living with them. The child is described as healthy and the family expresses happiness at the new addition to their home.

Bob Berger Minneapolis, Minn Larry Donald

Roberta Stohl and Doyle Klingsporn Wed in Polk

Roberta Stohl and Doyle Klingsporn were united in marriage April 14 at Immanuel Lutheran Church near Polk. The bride, daughter of Mr. Robert Stohl of Polk, wore a Chantilly lace gown with Sabrina neckline and silknet, and was given in marriage by her father. Officiating was Rev. Marvin Gruett of Polk. 275 relatives and friends attended the 7 o'clock ceremony. Music featured Herbert Klute and Sally Norquest. vows took place before an altar with blue and white mums.

Immanuel Lutheran Church Polk Roberta Stohl Doyle Klingsporn Robert Stohl Edmund Klingsporn Hardville Marvin Gruett Herbert Klute Hampton Sally’ Norquest

Faithful Workers Celebrate 40th Year Luncheon Recap

The Faithful Workers Club marked its 40th anniversary with a 12 30 luncheon at Polk Community Hall. Sixteen current and 25 former members and friends attended as President Sharon Hudson led the meeting and members recited the Collect and Flag Salute.

Faithful Workers Club Polk Community Sharon Hudson Mildred Norquest Winnifred Lackey Ruth Kroger Esther Larson Ella Cramer Viola Piper Mabel Dornburgh Alice Hayes Hennie Seymour Ella Shenk Mabel Wilkinson Emma Peterson Mabel Doremus Viola

P-TA hears talk by Bradshaw teacher Miss Patsy Jansen

Miss Patsy Jansen spoke to a small P-TA audience on April 25 and showed slides. She has summer work teaching cerebral palsied patients at the Largo Institute in Wichita and is Bradshaw's first grade teacher. The eighth grade won the attendance banner for the month and year, now in its third straight year. Third grade won the membership banner for this month and sixth grade for the year. Officers elected for the coming term are: President Lowell Bills. 1st Vice President Arnold Neuhaus. 2nd Vice President Roy Glasser Jr.. Secretary Ruth Kroger. Treasurer James Karloff.

Patsy Jansen P-Ta Jansen Largo Institute of Logopediatrics Wichita Kansas Bradshaw Lowell Bills Arnold Neuhaus Roy Glasser, Jr Ruth Kroger James Karloff

Missionary Meeting At Free Church Hosts Guests

The Country Women's Club met at Mrs. Mervin Samuels home on Thursday April 26 with 30 present for guest day. Mrs Ostberg won first prize for her hat while Mrs Anderson shared colored slides from Sweden Canada and Colorado. Co hosts were Mrs Steenbock and Mrs Gusafson.

Country Women‘s Club Mervin Samuels Uof Ostberg Oscar Anderson Sweden Canada Colorado Robert Steenbock Roger Gusafson

Telephone Co Opens York Open House This Week

The Lincoln Telephone and Telegraph Co will hold open house Thursday and Friday May 4 with tours from 1 30 to 9 00 P M. Area Manager Sterling Nelson says visitors can see the new dial switching equipment in operation and the long distance dialing system. Displays include historical equipment and refreshments and souvenirs will be offered.

Lincoln Telephone and Telegraph Co Sterling Nelson Nelson

Eastern Star Hosts Eighty Guests in Chapter Meeting

About 80 guests from Central City Wahoo and Omaha and members of the Willanna Chapter O.E.S. enjoyed a special meeting in the chapter room. After the meeting, Joyce Stewart played a clarinet solo with Linda Johnson on piano, followed by a luncheon served by Gilbert Lampshire Albert Sundberg Blanche Fitz and Nona Ostberg with Albert Sundberg pouring.

Central City Wahoo Omaha Willanna O.E.S Joyce Stewart Linda Johnson Gilbert Lampshire Albert Sundberg Blanche Fitz Nona Ostberg

Everett Goertzen Hurt in Gun Accident

Everett Goertzen of Aurora, son-in-law of Mr and Mrs Vern Jones, remains at Aurora hospital after a 12 gauge shotgun discharged at his home Sunday night. The shot struck him in the chin, and he is reported recuperating satisfactorily.

Everett Goertzen Aurora Vern. Jones Aurora Hospital Everett

Max Jones Burns Refueling Tractor Fire

Farmer Max Jones suffered second degree burns to arms and face when propane fuel exploded while refueling his tractor. He rolled on the ground to extinguish the flames, and the tractor sustained only minor damage.

Max Jones Polk Max

Correction: Rodine among pallbearers at Ziegelbein funeral

The Progress corrects that Clarence Rodine was among the pallbearers for Mr William Ziegelbein, not Clarence Rahrs as reported last week.

Clarence Rodine Wm. Ziegelbein Clarence Rahrs

Change in Date of Sale of Cramer Estate Land

The Henry Cramer Estate farmland sale is set for May 15 at York County courthouse York replacing the originally advertised May 16 date in the Progress.

Cramer Estate Henry Cramer York County York

Fredrickson Elected Village Board Chairman

C. Marvin Fredrickson was elected chairman of the village board at the first regular meeting for the new fiscal year beginning May 1. He will lead the board for the year.

C. Marvin Fredrickson

Electricity Out Causes Omission Of Several Stories

A 50 minute power outage Wednesday afternoon prevented the paper from running several news items. No time remained to set them up, leaving multiple stories omitted from the edition.

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