Stop And Think Save Your Life Farm Safety Note
Kring urges farmers to pause and reflect on life and safety as wet weather slows field work. He highlights three actions to save money and possibly lives, stressing careful operation of heavy equipment and attention to hazards on farms this Friday morning.
Inducted in the service Larry Colson faces Army call
Larry Lee Colson of Stromsburg Nebraska was sent to Omaha for induction into the Armed Forces reporting to Ft. Lewis Washington for basic training. The May draft call lists two inductees and two for physical exams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Lee Colson
Keith Colson
Stromsburg
Nebr
Omaha
Ft. Lewis
Washington
Rural Cancer Fund Drive nets $149 in Pleasant Home
Nearly full participation in the April drive in Pleasant Home precinct raised 149 dollars from 123 contacted homes. Leader results include Mrs Clifford Bowman with 30.50, and thanks go to ten veteran canvassers, Country Woman's Club, and Immanuel Lutheran Ladies Aid for their support. Local visits noted include Ilof Ostberg and Ward Ostberg in Monroeville, plus Melvin Bender and family visiting Mrs Ella Eaton in Central City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Home Precinct
Clifford Bowman
Leland Harless
Clarence Meekatt
Roland Bodine
Harold Carlson
Richard Sealey Jr
Forest Anderson
Leslie Adelson
Lloyd Wittgren
Wilmer E. Jonhson
Irvin Anderson
John Sundberg
Raymond Lindeblade
Country Woman’s Club
Immanuel Lutheran Ladies Aid
Ilof Ostberg
Monroeville
Alabama
Ward
Irene Ostberg
Ilof
Atlanta
Georgia
Florida
Melvin Bender
Ella Eaton
Central City
Official Proceedings of the Board of Education April 6 1970
The Polk County School District No. 72 board met with all members present. President Gerald Stevens called the meeting to order. Minutes were read and approved. Bills were submitted and approved. Principal applicants were discussed and interviews scheduled. ETV possibilities were discussed. Regular business reviewed and meeting adjourned. Bills itemized include office supplies and bus expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education of
Polk County
Gerald Stevens
Progress May Day thanks highlight Swat Pot crowd
A public thank you for Swat Pot Day success credits students farmers businessmen teachers ministers weed district Extension Service and County Board of Commissioners Jim Wilson Paul Walgren and all who contributed. Students are praised for courteous behavior and leadership in driving out wild marijuana. Patty Bender hosted weekend visits. coffee guests joined Harold Anderson. funeral noted for John Stohs, former Martha Schutze sister of Henry Stohs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weed District
Extension Service
County
Board of Commissioners
Jim Wilson
Paul Walgren
James M. Eriksen
Soil Conservation Service
Patty Bender
Jonita
Margaret Baack
Joe Monson
Clarks
Harold Anderson
Louie Blase
Viola Ziegelbein
Utica
John Stohs
Stohs
Martha Schutze
Henry Schutze
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Ken Kring
Frday
Dale Frizzell
Democrat
Cancer Fund
Py Monsanto
Custom Farm Service Inc
Monsanto
St. Louis
Missouri
THE
Board’ OF Education
Polk Progress
Hammond & Stephens
Minnesota Mining & Manufacturing
York Daily Newstimes
Continental Press, Inc
American Education Publications Science Research Associates
Hegees
Bho
Ant Beacon
University of Nebr
Dick's
National Geographic
Bro-Dart
Ccs
Eee
Stephenson
School Supply Co
Bdeees A.G.L. Supply Co
Polk Oil Company
Farmer’s Co-op
Gene Wood
Moore Garage
Thorco
Polk Light & Water Utilities
Lincoln Tel & Tel Co
Huntington Supplies
Redman Plumbing Repairs
Interstate Glass & Paint Co
Juhauf Uniforms, Inc
Moore Lumber Company
Kansas-Nebr
Acta Eee
Dae Voee
Eneben
Wyaae
Hog
Bullseye
Polk Grain Co
Third City. Minerals, Inc
Oak St
Grand Island