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Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1962

Page

9

Letter From Alice Ruzicka Sends Subscriptions and News

Alice Ruzicka writes from Oregon Trail area mentioning paper delays and weather. She notes eight bowling trophies including a 200 game and announces three subscriptions for Gilbert Ruzicka and Mrs. Robert Gerber, who are moving to Seattle. Also sends regards to the Polk boys and coach and mentions Portland visitors.

Gilbert Ruzicka Ainsworth Nebr Robert Gerber Bridget Gerbers Seattle Wash Polk Boys Alice Ruzicka

Progress Notes From Polk School Board Meeting

Progress files recount Polk County district figures by voting districts Hamilton York Polk County with multiple codes. Sunday dinner guests were Anna Appleton Wendell Appleton Ralph Appleton and families visiting George Heckman Osceola. Afternoon callers included Max Smith Lincoln and Jane Guioio Rhodesia Africa wife of Wesleyan exchange student.

Polk School Board Hamilton York County Polk County Anna Appleton Wendell Appleton Ralph Appleton George Heckman Osceola Max Smith Lincoln Jane Guoio Wesleyan Rhodia Africa

Neighbors Aid Farm Work at Richardson Farm

Neighbors gathered at W. D. Richardson's farm with tractors and discs to seed for spring. Helpers listed include Henry Blase Wilfred Stephens Martin Smith Alvin Smith Herschel Shenk Lawrence Hoffman Leo Litty Lyle Johnson Wayne Ramsey Clarence Rahrs Henry Brockman Ewart Klingsporn and Gene Klingsporn. Polk Oil Co. provided fuel. A luncheon was served by numerous local women.

W. D Bill) Richardson Henry Blase Wilfred Stephens Martin Smith Alvin Smith Herschel Shenk Lawrence Hoffman Leo Litty Lyle Johnson Wayne Ramsey Clarence Rahrs Henry Brockman Ewart Klingsporn Gene Klingsporn Polk Oil Co

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