Polk County Commissioners approve numerous county warrants
The Polk County Nebraska board met in regular session with all members present. Claims were audited and approved. warrants issued from General Fund and other accounts for supplies, travel, services, utilities, and various departments. The board also approved bond for Osceola Rural Fire Protection District treasurer and released an Old Age Assistance lien. Adjourned to May 9, 1964.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Polk County
Nebraska
General Fund Bricker's, Inc
Burroughs Corporation
the Central Bank & Trust Co
Justin H. Haynes & Co
Harcourt, Brace & World, Inc
Harold's Thriftway
Ralph Hasselbalch
ASC
Carl R. H. Johnson
Leroy Johnson
L & M Cafe
Nebr. Office Service Co
Polk County Service Committee
Polk County Soil and Water Cons. Dist
Bonnie Ransom
Redfield & Company, Inc
Thomas Schmoker
Basen
Gerald Holm
Osceola
Johnson
Ingalls
Nance & Morrill
Dale Frizzell
Donald Dahlin
Polk Track Team Completes Another Season
The Polk High Track Team closed its season with a triangular meet win over Clarks and Silver Creek by Polk 74 to 30 and 21. Polk winners included John Reckner in the 100 and 440 yard dashes Ed Johnson in the 60 yard high hurdles Dennis Sealey in the 100 yard low hurdles and Don Hanquist in the 880. Galen Sterner won discus broad jump and high jump. Polk also won the 880 yard and mile relays. Osceola won the Polk County meet with 68 points Polk 43 Stromsburg 31 and Shelby 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk High
Clarks
Silver Creek
Polk
John Reckner
Ed Johnson
Dennis Sealey
Don Hanquist
Galen Sterner
Polk County
Osceola
Stromsburg
Shelby
Marshall Anderson
Crete
Kearney
Tornado Town Tourists and Local Dinner Guests
Polk County notes list numerous Sunday visitors and dinner guests. Mr and Mrs Mills toured tornado damage with the Farnum Schrader family near Wolbach. Other guests include Neal Sandell and Dr Darrell Loschen party at Lincoln, Eberhard of Aurora, Hoffman family, Williams of Stromsburg, Stindt of Seward, Lind family members, Huntington Park California visitor Martha Anderson, Will Kroger, and Gaylen Holmes attending a University of Iowa Physical Therapy Conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. N. Mills
Farnum Schrader
Wolbach
Neal Sandell
Darrell Loschen
Lincoln
Julius Eberhard
Aurora
Martin Hoffman
Rollie Williams
Stromsburg
Herman Stindt
Seward
Lind Sisters
Lloyd Lind
Arlyce
Martha Anderson
Huntington Park
Calif
Will Kroger
N. E. McNaught
Gaylen Holmes
Sioux City
S. D
University of Iowa
Mile relay crew sets school mark in sixth-place run
The mile relay team finished sixth and broke the school record with a time of 3 49.1. Richard Brockevelt Marshall Anderson Don Hanquist and John Reckner ran for Progress Advertisers in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Brockevelt
Marshall Anderson
Don Hanquist
John Reckner
Also Mentioned on This Page
OF County Commissioners
Stromsburg Cleaners
The
Augustine Company
Thoreo
Western Power & Gas Co
Xerox Corporation
Dee
Sharon Abbott
Department of Information, Supplies
Gary B. Garey
Shirley Huggler
Wale
Lincoln Tel & Tel. Co
Lutheran Church
Methodist Church
Nebraska Typewriter Company
Polk County Extension Service
Seeee Emergency Relief Fund
Epworth Village
York
Cate
Dassodas
John Falk
Harold’s Thriftway
Hattie B. Monroe
Orthopedic Hospital
Eaee
Osceola Hotel
Ruth Wicklund
Board & Toon
Sk Erie
Ewe Bush
Marian M. Cotter
Edith Heilman
Carleton Anderson, Co. Treas
J. S. Carson
Bush Drugs
Capg Slabeel Tae
Central Parts & Machine Co
City of
Curtis Industries, Inc
Ceeees
Dick’s Service
Farmers Union Co-op Oil Ass’n
Farmers Union Co-op Oil Ass'n
First National Bank of
Lincoln Equipment Co
Malek
Shelby Lumber & Supply
Palmberg Auto Supply
Polk Oil Company
Reynolds Machinery Co
Eeas
Island Supply Company
Paits
Marion Thomas, Oi
Lone Star Sand & Gravel Company
Overland Sand & Gravel Company
Overland Sand & Gravel
Kansas-Nebraska
Kansas- Nebraska
Patronize Progress
Checkerboard News
Polk Grain Co
Polk, Nebraska
Purina
Purina Eagister
Ralston Purina Co
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