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Newspaper

Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1973

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Universal Human Life In Roman Heads In Florence

A friend’s Florence letter muses on the uncanny likeness of Roman busts to Americans and many national types. It muses on identity and asks if any head could reveal the observer’s own reflection. The piece satirically contemplates power, civilization, and echoes of Roman propaganda.

Florence Italy Uffizzi Gallery Leonardo Holiday Inn U.S Nixon Cabinet McGovern Forum Gaul Aittle Jess Appian Way Trust Caesar Free

Polk Woman's Club Spring Dinner and Officer Elections

The Polk Women's Club held its annual spring dinner at the Leslie Adelson home with 17 members present. Officers for the coming year were elected: Marie Clymer president, Verna Fredrickson vice president, Erma Adelson secretary, and Doris Stewart treasurer. Mary Stauffer then performed several piano selections for the group.

Polk Women’s Club Leslie Adelson Marie Clymer Verna Fredrickson Erma Adelson Helen Samuels Doris Stewart Mary Stauffer

Lincoln residents attend family events over weekend

Kenneth Bills visited his parents Mr and Mrs Lowell Bills at Lincoln University over the weekend. Mary Lou and Carmen Sandell of Lincoln attended the funeral of their grandmother Mrs Grace Leach last Monday.

Kenneth Bills U. At Lincoln Mfr Lowell Bills Mary Lou Carmen Sandell Lincoln Grace Leach

Polk Boys Track Team Fifth in Conference Meet

Polk boys finished fifth in the Goldenrod Conference meet at Central City. Roger Carlstrom set a pole vault record of 12 feet and the 2 mile relay team Carlstrom Hoffman Bender Lindburg ran 8:49. Vic Bender was third in the Triple Jump, Rick Hoffman fifth in the highs, Carlstrom third in the high jump. Mile relay finished third, six seconds from Silver Creek record. District meet scheduled today at Central City.

Polk Goldenrod Central City Roger Carlstrom Carlstrom

Polk man earns Dean's List at Milford college

Dennis Baack of Polk was named to the Dean's List at Nebraska Technical College Milford for the quarter starting January 9. He achieved a 90 or better grade point average during that period.

Dennis Baack Polk Nebraska Technical College Milford Neb

Polk Alumni Banquet Set for May 26 at School Auditorium

The Polk Alumni Banquet will be held May 26 at 6:30 p.m. in the Polk High School auditorium. Planning committees include classes of 1945 1946 1942 1944 1968 with co chairs, and 1923 1933 1943 1948 1953 1963 plus 1973 graduates. RSVP to Beverly Bills to attend.

Polk Polk High School Mildred Anderson Philip Meline Richard Legley, Jr Dick Sagehorn Roland Bodine Tom Stevens

Cancer Crusade Nets 144 In Precinct

The April Cancer Crusade Drive in Pleasant Home Precinct raised 144.30 solicited by a team led by Mrs Leslie Adelson and others. Winners include Mrs Bowman for earliest completion and Mrs Carlson and Mrs Adelson as runner ups. County and precinct leaders thank solicitors and contributors, with special thanks to the Country Women's Club for a generous donation.

Pleasant Home Leslie Adelson Forrest Anderson Clifford Bowman Harold Carlson Leland Harless Wilmer E. Johnson Clarence Meerkatz Roland Bodine Richard Sealey, Jr Lloyd Wittgren Bowman Carlson Adelson Irvin Anderson Raymond Lindeblade John Sundberg Country Women’s Club

Hospital Notes From Aurora and Osceola

Mr L. BE. Blase entered the hospital in Aurora on Tuesday of last week and had surgery Monday morning Miss Nell Aker entered the Osceola hospital on Tuesday of last week Mr and Mrs Lee Harless and Pam visited Sunday evening with Mrs Grace Harless.

L. BE. Blase Aurora Nell Aker Osseola, Hospital Lee Harless Pam Grace Harless

End of School Year Set for May 16

Regular sessions end with 2 30 pm dismissal on Wednesday May 16. Buses depart at that time. On Friday May 18 students report cards at 10:00 am, with buses returning students home at 10 15 am.

Honor Concert Night At Polk Schools Thursday

Parents and patrons are reminded that an Honor Concert Night is set for Thursday May 10 at 8 p.m. in the Polk high school auditorium. The program features musical selections and the presentation of student awards and replaces the usual graduation week Tuesday schedule. All are invited to attend.

Polk

Missionary Speaker Rev Dana Larson At Polk First Baptist

Rev. Dana Larson a Baptist General Conference missionary will speak at Polk First Baptist Church this week. He will address the Women's Missionary Society on May 10 at 2 00 p.m and again at 8 00 p.m Friday for an informal service with coffee. Sunday’s 10 30 a.m. worship will feature him as well. Larson previously served as a missionary in Assam India for eighteen years before government expulsion, then spent four years in Argentina with his family. He invites all to hear his engaging message.

Dana Larson Baptist General Conference First Baptist Church of Larson Argentina

Gustafson Butler Wedding Held in Omaha April Eight

Miss Christine Louise Gustafson daughter of Dr and Mrs Doyle D Gustafson of Omaha wed Mr John Matthew Butler son of Mr and Mrs Vernon C Cook in a 1pm ceremony on Saturday April 8 1973 at the brides parents home Omaha The event included a single ring ceremony Rev Darrel Scott officiating and bridal music by Maurice G Lindburg Jr The couple sang To Never Stop Loving You The bride wore her mother's ivory satin gown attendants were sisters Becky Deby Elise Gustafson Groomsmen included Bob Arbouch and Dan Gustafson Reception followed at Bethany Baptist Church Guests included aunts Mrs Dean Weimer and Mrs Carl W Johnson Mrs Richard T Johnson A buffet supper at the Gustafsons and plans to transfer to overseas duty with the US Marine Corps followed.

Christine Louise Gustafson Doyle D. Gustafson Omaha John Matthew Butler Vernon &. Cook Darrel Scott Maurice G. Lindburg, Jr Stromsburg Becky Déby Elise Gustafson Bob Arbouch Dan Gustafson Bethany Baptist Church Dean Weimer Lincoln Carl W. Johnson Richard T. Johnson Gustafson Florida U.S. Marine Corps

Five Girls Qualify For Have You Noticed State Track Meet

At the state district track meet in Central City five local girls qualified for seven events at the state meet in Grand Island on Saturday May 12. Competitors include Marla Branting Heidi Harrington Terri Harrington Wendy Redman and Luann Bills with top finishes in long jump dashes half mile high hurdles 440 relay and discus. The Polk Cubs were runners up in the 14 team meet while Shelby led with 92 points. Hordville also advanced multiple entries including Janis Schulze Cindy Tyler and the 880 relay team.

Central City Grand Island Marla Branting Heidi Harrington Terri Wendy Redman Polk Wendy Marla Luann Bills Polk Gal Cubs Shelby Hordville Janis Schulze Cindy Tyler

Immunization Requirement Set for Nebraska Students

The Nebraska Unicameral passed LB 173 requiring all children to be immunized before starting school next fall. Immunization must include measles and rubella, oral polio basic series of three doses booster at school entrance, and DTP/TD with the same polio safeguards.

Nebraska

Recreation Ball Practice Begins In Eight-Team League

Tony Warnick calls all boys aged 15 to 17 to report at the ball field on Tuesday May 15 at 7 30 p m for summer play. The Little Six League expands to eight teams with Shelby Waco Osceola Polk Ulysses Benedict Rising City and Gresham. Opening games set for May 27 with Polk hosting Osceola.

Tony Warnick Shelby Waco Osceola Polk Ulysses Benedict Rising City Gresham

Wear A Poppy Saturday May 19 Memorial Day tribute

On Saturday May 19 Americans observe Poppy Day a voluntary tribute to dead and disabled servicemen. By accepting a poppy from the American Legion Auxiliary we aid living veterans and honor the dead. The poppy is the Legion memorial flower and supports disabled veterans through work in fields and hospitals.

American Legion Auxiliary Legion and Auxiliary

Carrie Ann Johnson Born in Parina Ohio May 3

Mr and Mrs Larry Johnson announce the birth of a daughter weighing six pounds two ounces on May 3 in Parina Ohio. The baby was named Carrie Ann. Grandparents are Mr and Mire Noel Kealiher and Mr and Mrs Suyte Johnson.

Larry Johnson Parina Ohio Carrie Ann Mire Noel Kealiher Suyte Johnson

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