Village Board Proceedings May 6 1964 Polk Wisconsin
The Polk Village Board met May 6 1964 at 8 00 p m in the hotel lobby with all members present. Minutes and reports were read and accepted. Officials appointed include Wendell Shaw as Village Marshal and Eldon Johnson as Village Clerk with salaries listed. Several bills were approved and warrants issued. The board adjourned after approving the motion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Light and Water Commissioner
McNaught
Myers
Anderson
Morris Larson
H. B. Johnson
Alfred
Harless
Wendell Shaw
W. A. Wurtz
W. R. Whitacre
Arnold Neuhaus
Light, Water
Walter Nelson
Ried
Emma Horstman
A. B. Sundberg
Eldon Johnson
Norton & Norton
Myers and Alfred
Light, Water and Sewer
Polk
National Chemsearch
Dick’s Standard Oil
Polk Oil Company
EUG
Capital Supply Company
Cenee
Capital City Bookbindery
Binding
Carol Nelson
Kansas-Nebr. Gas Company
Consumers Power Dist
Cuitene
Thorco
Citizens State Bank, Insurance
Sesseees
the Polk Progress
Lincoln Tel
Doremus Construction Co
Ccesccew
Cece
Dolan Hahn
Henry Kisler
Aye
Eldon R. Johnson
Summer Notes From Annie's Corner
A column notes summer arrival with leaves blooming and vacations starting. Wrens and quail entertain at breakfast while a porch house becomes inhabited. A local serviceman visits during Armed Forces Day and plans retirement in Florida while buying a home to own at retirement. The Omaha airport scene features a decorated uniformed airman returning from Japan to Chapman for transport to an East Coast base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armed Forces
Florida
Omaha
Japan
Chapman
Birthday Gatherings and Family Visits Near Stromsburg
Relatives and friends celebrated Mrs. David Sundberg's birthday at Stromsburg home with a carry-in lunch. Harold Burge of O'Neill and Mrs. Binford’s family hosted Mother's Day and Sunday visits included a fish fry at Don Ostbeng's. Rose Simons of Los Angeles stayed with the McNaughts, visiting Omaha with Mrs. Simons and Will Kroger. Verland Widge hosted Sunday guests from Bradshaw and West Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Sundberg
Stromsburg
Mmes
Oscar Gustafson
Irvin Anderson
Lloyd Hahn
Bessie Green
Walter Binford
Harold Burge
O’neill
Don Ostbeng
Rose Simons
Los Angeles
Calif
N. E. McNaught
Flight Engineer with 5000 Hours Serves Overseas
A young flight engineer with over 5000 flight hours and two and a half years of college credits is noted for calm efficiency. He entered service early and completed high school, with overseas tours in Japan Korea and Spain. He embodies pride in his chosen field and cites Kennedy’s call to service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Korea
Spain
J. F. Kennedy
Former Biloxi Resident Visits Johnsons in Rudolph Gustafson Home
First Lt. Leon Johnson Mrs. Johnson and their baby from Biloxi Mississippi visit in Rudolph Gustafson home from Thursday to Sunday. The Johnsons plan to move to Westover Massachusetts where Mr. Johnson will be transferred by the air force. Thirty two relatives and friends attended the Friday evening gathering and a carry in lunch was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Johnson
Johnson
Baby
Biloxi
Miss. Weet
Rudolph Gustafson
Johnsons
Westover
Mass
Air Force
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Village Board
Bulk Feed Service
Farmers Co-op Grain Assn
Polk, Nebraska
Annie's Corner
Harimans
Stromsburg, Nebr
Dial
Automobile Insurance Company
State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance
Bloomington, Ingle
Lave
The
Lincoln Telephote and Telegraph Company