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Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1969

Page

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Polk Around The Census, Desegregation, And Model T Tales

A column blends a TV interview with the census director about next year’s decennial count and data handling. It also notes Mississippi desegregation orders and Nixon Viet Nam talk, plus Orrin’s San Francisco letter and early Model T accident memories.

Census Bureau

Lakeview Crushes Cubs 27-0 in Columbus

Lakeview High School defeated the Polk High Cubs 27 to 0 in Columbus last Friday night. Lakeview dominated in the first half with 21 points, while Columbus managed 16 first downs but most came early. Mick Hoffman threw 6 of 12 for 40 yards for Polk. Columbus went 9 of 12 with two TD passes.

Polk High Cubs Columbus Lakeview Cubs Polk Lakeview High School Folk Jerry LaVelle Gus Bills Keith Brazda Mick Hoffman Silver Creek

Senior Class Presents Two Plays on November 14

Polk High announces two melodramas The Perils of Priscilla and He Lured Her to the Primrose Path staged by the senior class of class of '70. Friday November 14 at 8:00 admission is $1 for adults and 50 cents for students. Both plays rated G.

Polk High Priscilla

Neal Sandell announce birth of son Kerry Loy

Mr and Mrs Neal Sandell announce the birth of a son Kerry Loy in York Hospital on November 3 1969. He weighed seven pounds fourteen ounces.

Neal Sandell Kerry Loy York Hospital

Two Early Model T Collisions Recounted in York Memoir

The narrator recalls 1920s York traffic scenes with Model T cars. Uncle Albert crashes in a circus era crowd and a second 1921 coupe driven by sister Lorna and Vivian leads to a mulberry picking ride near the Stevans farm. The account ends as the mystery collision is noted.

Uncle Albert Lorna Fred Williams Polk Vivian Paul Stevens

Esther Berggren Celebrates 96th Birthday in Stromsburg

A birthday dinner for Mrs. Esther Berggren of Stromsburg marked her 96th birthday at a Stromsburg restaurant followed by a luncheon at the Paul Strand home. Guests included Dr. E. H. Nordstrom of Lincoln and multiple Berggren family members from Stromsburg and Shelby.

Hospital Notes Brief Family Health Travel

Mrs. M. O. Johnson, visiting Minnesota hospitals for her daughter Solene Scherer, arrived in Omaha Friday night and then went to Lincoln where she was met by Duane Johnson. Mrs. D. N. Mills recovers from a fractured ankle at Osceola hospital. Mrs. Dwayne Miller remains a patient at Lincoln General Hospital.

M. O. Johnson Minnesota Solene Scherer Omaha Ted Pfiefer Lincoln Duane Johnson D. N. Mills Osceola Hospital Dwayne Miller Lincoln General Hospital

Mrs Dean Lindburg Hosts Modern Millies Meeting

Modern Millies Extension Club met October 14 at Mrs Dean Lindburg's home. Reports covered York Craft Workshop and fall council. Members planned 1970 lesson program, assigned monthly hostesses, and discussed County Achievement Day and Officers Training. Mrs Owen Bedient and Mrs William Blender presented Picture for Your Home. Next meeting November 11 at Mrs Bedients with Family Fitness lesson. Mrs Owen Bedient news reporter. Mrs Lydia Peterson attended Sunday dinner with Mrs Anna Kisler.

Modern Millies Extension Club Dean Lindburg York Owen Bedient William Blender

Polk High School Forms Its First Student Council

On October 8 1969 Polk High School established its first student council with 13 members led by Mr Hegwood. Officers include president Mark Wood and vice president Pat Ostberg, while Sheila O Shea serves as news reporter. The council plans a school pop machine to fund activities and possibly dental bills.

Mark Wood Donna Bodine Mark Sandell Danla L’heureux Sheila O’shea Pat Ostberg Wyllie Foote Pam Ostberg Kent Anderson Robbie Glasser Paula Bills Phyllis Ostberg Bill Miller Hegwood Sheila O'Shea PHS West Hall

Kindergarten and First Grade Halloween Program

The kindergarten and first grade hosted a Halloween program Friday with songs and spooky stories, featuring many booing and whoos. Mothers and grades two through four attended, with students listed across front, middle, and back rows and two absentees noted.

Kimberly Hoops Mickey Werner Roger Widga Dale Dose Kim Hoffman Kristi Hoops Cindy Widga April Nyberg Reynold Merchant Craig Wize Robin, Brazda Gisele Anderson Kevin Blase Ben Redman Paul Blender Vera Friedricksen Lisa, Anderson Donnette Doremus Ann Bedient Pam Willits Teddy Cerny Jenni Harrington David Friedricksen Condon Shostrom Lauren Lind Matt Nyberg Mike Hahn Douglas Shenk Ginger Albin Paula Anderson Ed Saylor

A Remarkable Family Table Of Unusual Dishes

A wife recounts learning to cook in laws recipes from Germany and beyond. She describes using beef tongues kidneys and a variety of pickled and fried items while keeping meals thrifty and inventive. The narrative mixes humor with the challenge of digesting unfamiliar foods.

Ralph Germany

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