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Newspaper

Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1977

Page

3

Court News Docket Details Local Criminal Cases

The April 19 1977 court docket lists State v Robert Kohl for inspection and registration penalties, multiple speeding fines across Shelby Polk North Loup Stromsburg and Columbus, grand larceny transfer to juvenile court, fishing without permit penalties, no operator license and disorderly conduct charges, plus small claims and civil case notes among many defendants and local entities.

Robert C. Kohl Osceola Reggie E. Nek Shelby Gay Ve Ree Ae Allan Grossnicklaus Donald J. Leifield Grand Island Kelly R. Adelson Polk Michael Fox North Loup Norma Fox Bruce A. Karges Topeka Kans Eric L. Melcher Monroe Jeffrey Johns Stromsburg Grand Larceny Ronald Noyd Byron B. Miller Terry van Housen Leonard Fischer Cedar Rapids Brian D. Spike Alan Hengelfelt John S. Allen Omaha Dennis Daly Stroms Naomi R. Geneke Larry Prell Dale Wittgren Edward D. Ostberg Christopher Podany Columbus Gary Robert Ferrell Nuttelman Pontiac Marvin Hablitzel Duane Hablitzel George Caves Nuttelman Roger Dittmar Nutelman Marvin Blauvelt Ray Wombacher, Jr Robert Kohl General Service Bureau, Inc Arthur ‘Brandt Phyllis Brandt Credit Bureau Services, Inc

Polk Happenings From Last Week

Mr and Mrs Larry Coover hosted Mother's Day supper with family. Virginia Werth and Francis Doremus visited Lydia Blender at LTC Aurora hospital. Francis Doremus and Virginia Werth dined with Roger Werth. Roy Glasser Sr and Jr met Hills Sterner Galen Sterner Kyle and Stanley Peterson at a Hastings cafe then at Mrs Sterner’s home. Sally Kisler and Jill from Manhattan visited Mildred Norquest and Anita Kisler and relatives. Polk Unit ed Methodist prayer group met Midwest Covenant home with Grayce Harless and Lackey. From Polk: Oscar Sundberg Robert Hopkins Karl Stevens and C Marvin Fredrickson. Richard Gustafson entertained for Kathy’s graduation. 10 relatives attended. Lola Naslund of Stromsburg visited Elmer Naslund Friday afternoon and supper.

Larry Coover Paul Coover Virginia Werth Francis Doremus Lydia Blender LTC Aurora Hospital Roger Werth Roy Glasser Roy Glasser, Jr Hillis Sterner Galen Sterner Kyle Stanley Peterson Hastings Sterner Sally Kisler Jill Manhattan Kans Mildred Norquest Anita Kisler United Methodist Prayer Group Midwest Covenant Home Grayce Harless Lackey Polk Oscar Sundberg Robert Hopkins Karl Stevens C. Marvin Fredrickson

Marriage Licenses and District Court Divorce Report

Mrs Gloria Sigler records a marriage license for LaVerna A. Burchard age 4 and Suzanne Marie Brockman age 25 in Polk county with marriage on 4 11 77. District Court in April 1977 lists Vernon D Boden versus Meredith L Boden dissolving their marriage.

Gloria Sigler LaVerna A. Burchard Polk Suzanne Marie Brockman District’ Court Vernon D. Boden Meredith L. Boden

Irrationalities in farming and energy costs challenged

The author argues that global food growth, export know-how, and oil limits expose the flaw of big machinery farming. He contends U S energy costs rise as production grows, urging less energy intensive practices and questioning perpetual “bigger is better” agriculture. The piece critiques reliance on technology and calls for backtracking on assumed progress.

U. S India United States Robert Olson University At Lincoln

Groundwater Control Area Hearing Planned in York City

The Groundwater Control Area Hearing for the Upper Big Blue NRD is set for May 24 in York City Auditorium with 2 p.m. start, a dinner recess, and a 7 p.m. continuation. Marion Ball will lead, evaluating the need for controls amid declines affecting Clay, Fillmore, Polk, Hamilton, Seward, Butler, York, Adams, and Saline counties.

York City Marion Ball Nebraska Department of Water Resources Upper Big Blue Natural Resources Big Blue Nrd Department of Water Resources Big Blue River Clay Fillmore Polk Hamilton Seward Butler York County Adams Saline Counties Ball Mike Jess NRD

Mission Circle Brunch Honors Members at First Baptist

The Baptist Ladies Mission Circle met on May 12 at 9:30 a.m. for a morning brunch. Mrs Phyllis Erickson presented slides of Stromsburg area homes while Mrs Robert Merchant led devotions focusing on mothers and home. Honored members included Mrs Mildred Willits oldest grandmother and Mrs Ruth Lindburg with most grandchildren.

Mission Circle First Baptist Church Phyllis Erickson Stromsburg Robert Merchant Mildred Willits Ruth Lindburg Ron Adams Rodney Hanquist

Local Celebrities Attend Hamiltons' Yuletide Events

Polk area notes detail visits and gatherings. Reuben Hanquist traveled to Fairmont to see Ebba Hanquist from Glasco attend Lori Hanquist's graduation. Lindburgs hosted Marie Ziegelein and others for weekend meals. Willard Henderson's group hosted Debbie Johnson Bill Wiley and Verlin Johnson at Camelot Inn York for birthday celebrations.

Reuben Hanquist Fairmont Ebba Hanquist Glasco Kans Lori Hanquist M. G. Lindburg Marie Ziegelein Lincoln Bob Lindburg Kristen James Lindburg Willard Henderson Debbie Johnson Bill Wiley Verlin Johnson Camelot Inn York Debbie Helen Johnson

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COURT Burg Marlin Bauhard Jon Strong Floyd R. Miller Richard Gustafson Kathy Lola Naslund Elmer Naslund Purina Research Polk Grain CO Polk, Nebraska Purina Baptist Ladies Patronize Progress
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