Local visitors honor Mrs Gustafson’s birthday
Mr and Mrs Wm Wright of Osceola and Mr and Mrs Bill Britton of Kennewick Wash visited Thursday afternoon with Mrs Minnie Wright. Mrs Dean Weimer and Connie of Lincoln were among guests who came Tuesday to Rudolph Gustafson’s home to celebrate Mrs Gustafson’s birthday.
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Wm. Wright
Osceola
Bill Britton
Kennewick
Wash
Minnie Wright
Dean Weimer
Connie of Lincoln
Rudolph Gustafson
Gustafson
Trinity Lutheran Church Polk Nebraska Schedule
Trinity Lutheran Church in Polk Nebraska releases its service at 9:00 A M with church school at 10:00 A M Holy Communion on first Sunday. Confirmations for first and second years set for Wednesday May 3 with LCW meeting at 7 30 p m. Third year confirmation retreat Saturday May 6 at 8 30 a m at the Personage. May 7 reports due to the Pastor.
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The
Church Council
Local Socials Across Polk County Attend Events
Mrs Edith Benson and others helped celebrate Rudolph Gustafson's birthday Tuesday at his home. Guests included Mr and Mrs Rolland Stromberg and several pairs visiting in the community. Visits spanned Omaha Lincoln and Newman Grove with multiple coffee, supper, and dinner gatherings noted.
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Edith Benson
Esther Peterson
Hilmer Jones
Emma Johnson
Hannah Bodine
Rudolph Gustafson
Gustafson
Rolland Stromberg
Dick Sealey
Brad Sundberg
Ken Carlstrom
Terry
Lynn Sundberg
Mae Felton
Addie Benjamin
Central City Hospital
Wayne Ramsey
Patricia Ramsey
Omaha
Milfred Johnson
Gordon Johnson
Harry Jones
Irvin Larson
Everett Green
Lincoln
Bessie Green
Bill Gruber
People in the Pork Community Aids and Visits
Mrs Arthur Nelson of Alda joined Mr and Mrs Murray Nelson for a Wednesday afternoon and supper visit. The Nelsons then hosted Mr and Mrs Delane Chader and family who traveled to Loup City to see friends. Mr and Mrs Richard Sealey spent last week in Denver with Ray Sealey who is recuperating well after surgery.
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Arthur Nelson
Alda
Murray Nelson
Delane
Chader
Loup City
Richard Sealey
Denver
Colo
Ray Sealey
Proposal to revise militia constitutional language passed
The measure would update the constitutional wording on the militia without substantive changes while opponents warn it would alter current language in Iowa.
Proposed Amendments No 15 A Vote For Election Provisions
Proposed Amendments No 15 outlines changes to Nebraska elections. It would remove the six months residency requirement for electors and let the Legislature set residency standards. It would drop the military duty exemption on election day and authorize voting machines or methods beyond paper ballots. It would repeal the provision excluding armed forces members stationed in Nebraska from residents status. The measure aims to keep current Article VI provisions. It opposes constitutional amendments changing residency, military duty exemptions, or permitting other voting methods.
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United States
Nebraska
Amendment No 16 for public school funds parochial use
Voters decide on Amendment No 16 to allow state receipt of federal funds for services to students in parochial and private schools under federal grants while prohibiting matching of such funds with public money. The alternative would keep the current ban on federal funds for grant programs and restrict state funds to be only for schools owned or controlled by government entities.
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Nebraska Public Power District Subdivision Nine
David L. Duren
Raymond W. Arndt
Larry Miller
Polk County Weed Control Authority
Clifford Hernbloom
H. P. Tewell
Morris Dunn
Polk County
Board OF Education
Karen K. Harrington
Dwayne O. Miller
Roger Hanquist
Melvin Bender
Harold W. Anderson
Trinity Lutheran Church
Polk, Nebraska
P. L. Rowoldt
Polk
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Carl T. Curtis
Citizens For
Curtis
Hal Lamson
P.O
Hastings
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R. E. Speirs, Jr
Grand Island