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Newspaper

Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1964

Page

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Women’s Missionary Breakfast at Polk Church

The Woman's Missionary Society of Polk Evangelical Free church met at Bit of Sweden cafe in Stromsburg for a Friday breakfast. Guest speaker Mrs Neal Murray of Grand Island shared an inspiring talk. Mrs William Pinkernell led choral singing and several members participated. Twenty-one attendees joined in. Bennie Thom as was born to Mr and Mrs Jerry Giles on November 2 in Wichita Kansas, weighing seven pounds. Karen Lynn, a daughter, was born to Sgt. and Mrs Arthur Trennepohl on November 7 in Rapid City, South Dakota. Rudolph Nyberg is the maternal grandfather. Senator Carl Curtis criticized Republicans who opposed Goldwater and later sought more influence, urging GOP leadership to align with rank-and-file beliefs and suggesting new leadership could energize the party. The column notes political contention and calls for accountability among party leaders.

Woman’s Missionary Society of Polk Evangelical Free Church Bit of Sweden Stromsburg Neal Murray Grand Island William Pinkernell Reuben Hangust Roland Bodine Lee Harless Rudolph Nyberg Hartwig Flodman Gordon Glad Harold Carlson Dean Samuelson Birtus Jerry Giles Wichita Kaw Bennie Thomas Ben Peterson Arthur Trennepohl Karen Lynn Rapid City S. Dak Carl Curtis Senator Goldwater Goldwater Curtis GOP Republican Party the World-Herald The World-Herald Hruska Mr. Goldwater

Silver anniversary noted by Litty at Polk hall

Mr and Mrs Leo Litty celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary with a family dinner at Polk community hall on November 8. A short musical program followed with many relatives present including Bernard and Bonnie Litty, James Wilson, and Loretta Litty among others from David City Omaha and surrounding towns.

Leo Litty Polk Community Hall Carol Litty Bernard Litty Bonnie and Carol James Wilson Polk Raphael Chonta Mary Brell Osceola Edward Orzechowski Aurora Grace Fox Garrison Louis Rohner Colon G. Mahler Hebron Ada Fox David City Delbert Fox Columbus Richard Krieger Bill Terri Jo Henry Krieger Lincoln Lawrence Loretta Litty Andrew Litty Joseph Hilger Sharon Join Litty Jeannie Louis A. Kaipus Don Ann Marie Omaha

Miss Folden and L Kimmons Wed at Loomis Church

Dianne Marie Folden daughter of Mr and Mrs G Vern Thorell and Lester Kimmons son of Mr and Mrs Paul Kimmons were united in marriage Saturday at the Evangelical Free church in Loomis. The couple will reside at 1415 South Twelfth St Lincoln with attending relatives from Polk and Lincoln.

Dianne Marie Folden G. Vern Thorell Lester Kimmons Paul Kimmons Evangelical Free Church Loomis Polk Reuben Hanquist Wilmer Rodine Roland Rodine C. C. Rodine David Ekdahl Rudolph Nyberg Merlin Kenneth Hultstrand Linda Nyberg Lincoln South Twelfth St

Hospital News Names and Dismissals From Multiple Nebraska Towns

DECEASED Orah Nyquist Stromsburg George Larson Polk Mrs Sigrid Boden Osceola DISMISSED Alex Pedraza Columbus Mary Jo Wieseman Osceola Alton A Werth Stromsburg Mrs Myron Barker Silver Creek Mrs Paul Gruber and baby boy Waco Mrs Cornelius Kelly and baby boy Shelby Mrs Harriet Knapp Benedict Mrs Martha Lamunyon Shelby Mrs Frank Messing Osceola Vernie Kuntzelman Shelby Mrs Rupert Carlson Osceola Mrs Denzel Harrison York Mrs Eugene Tenniges Stromsburg Mrs William Houderscheldt and baby boy Shelby PATIENTS Mrs Chester Baker Stromsburg Miss Margit Anderson Osceola Miss Norma Johnson Stromsburg Mrs Rial Brazce Shelby Amanda Larson Stromsburg Mrs Charles Brand Silver Creek Mrs Rhoda Crapenhoff Surprise John S Doak Stromsburg Arnold 3B Lindegard California Dwight Newcomer Gresham Mrs James Cuda Stromsburg Wayne Beatty Stromsburg.

Orah Nyquist Stromsburg George Larson Polk Sigrid Boden Osceola Alex Pedraza Columbus Mary Jo Wieseman Alton A. Werth Myron Barker Silver Creek Paul Gruber Waco Cornelius Kelly Shelby Harriet Knapp Benedict Martha Lamunyon Frank Messing Vernie Kuntzelman Rupert Carlson Arnold Lindegard California Dwight Newcomer Gresham James Cuda Wayne Beatty

Notable Nebraska Extension staff and agents listed

The passage names several Nebraska extension personnel including B Garey from Osceola Polk County Extension agent Dr Paul Q Guyer from Lincoln extension animal scientist Dr Philip A Henderson from Lincoln NN Extension agricultural economist standing Robert A Woolman from Chappell Devel County Agent Harry C Stokely from Valentine Cherry County agent Arlen Lutz from Lincoln assistant state Extension leader for programs and William Lutes from Lincoln head of field classes for the University Extension Division.

B. Garey Osceola Polk County Paul Q. Guyer Lincoln University of Nebraska Philip A. Henderson Robert A. Woolman Chappell Devel Harry C. Stokely Valentine Cherry County Arlen Lutz William Lutes University Extension

Mission program for WSCS meeting at Methodist church

The Womans Society of Christian Service met November 5 at the Methodist church parlors with 40 members and visitors present. Vice president Mrs Neil McNaught chaired the business session. Mrs Harold Jensen spoke on mission work and Sidney Widga played a cornet solo with Kay Nielsen at the piano. Hostesses were Mines, Gilbert Lampshire, Ester Lackey, Paul Strand and Rolland Stromberg.

Womans Society of Christian Service Neil McNaught Lloyd Stromberg Wilfred Stephens Richard Widga Carrol Flodman Harold Jensen Sidney Widga Kay Nielsen Mines Gilbert Lampshire Ester Lackey Paul Strand Rolland Stromberg

Former Valley resident Mrs Olson dies after short illness

Former Valley resident Mrs Ernest A Olson died November 4 after a short illness. She and her husband lived with daughter Mrs June Egbert at Valley. Survived by son Leslie of Fremont and daughter Mrs Earl Steele of Lima Ohio. Funeral services conducted by Rev Harold A Shaw in Valley on Saturday November 7. Burial followed in Valley cemetery.

Ernest A. Olson June Egbert Valley Leslie Fremont Earl Steele Lima Harold A. Shaw Valley Cemetery

Births Reported for Burritt and Houdersheldt Families

Mr and Mrs Ralph Burritt of Lincoln welcome a son Ricky Ralph born November 7 weighing 8 pounds 2 ounces at The Annie Jeffrey Hospital Mr and Mrs William Houdersheldt of Shelby announce a son Thomas William born November 6 weighing 7 pounds 4 ounces at home

Lincoln social sept representative to visit Osceola

The social security official H. I. Hornby from Lincoln will visit Osceola on November 18. He will be in the Courthouse second floor from 9 AM to 12 noon offering updated reference material technical reports informational booklets and films for meetings at the local social security office. Hornby invites you to seek this information during the visit.

Lincoln H. I. Hornby Osceela Social Security

Michaelangelo topic at club meeting and church events noted

The Pork Woman's club met at Mrs Parker Akter's home on Tuesday November 3 with Mrs Lloyd Stromberg assisting. Members shared which Christmas present they enjoyed most and Alfred and Jim Wilson presented an illustrated program on Michaelangelo and showed related Italy photos. Janice Widga displayed homemade gifts. Lunch followed. Gideons Polk camp held a fellowship dinner at Maine Evangelical Free Church in Marquette with Rev Roger Goodson as speaker and listed Polk attendees. Open house planned at Baptist church Polk November 15 from 2 to 5 pm for Mrs Cora Lindburg's 90th birthday. Kings Couples group met at the Baptist church with Roy Glasser Jr in charge. lunch by Ted Olle and Levar Sandell. Southeast Birthday Club met at Mrs Richard Widga's home honoring November birthdays. 18 attendees enjoyed social time and lunch.

Pork Woman's Club Gideons Polk Maine the Baptist Church Cora Lindburg Kings The Baptist Church Roy Glasser Jr Ted Olle Levar Sandell Southeast Richard Widga Arnold Neuhaus Widga

Will Kroger Celebrates 80th Birthday At York Club

A 3 course turkey dinner marked Will Kroger’s 80th birthday with family from Loveland Polk Grand Island Lincoln Crete Hampton and Geneva attending. Afterward the group gathered at the Neil McNaught home in Polk for the afternoon.

Frank Nelson Loveland Colo Neil McNaught Polk York Country Club Will Kroger E. G. Kroger Homer Branting Grand Island Virgil Madsen Hampton Carl Steelquist Lincoln Walden McNaught Linda Tommy Crete Bill McNaught Jill Anne Geneva Ruth Kroger

AkSarBen reception honors Burney group in Omaha

Mrs Lloyd Hahn and Natalie with Lt. Gov Dwight Burney attended a reception by the King and Queen of AkSarBen at the Omaha country club. A later Hartington banquet by the Chamber of Commerce paid homage to Cedar County native Dwight Burney. The event drew over 300 people with Sen Roman Hruska and Rep Ralph Beermann among speakers. Also listed is a senior class play The Marriage Machine slated for Friday night with ticket prices listed.

Lloyd Hahn Natalie Dwight Burney AkSarBen Country Club Omaha Hartington Chamber of Commerce Cedar County Roman Hruska Ralph Beermann

Immanuel Lutheran Ladies Aid Elects Officers

The Immanuel Lutheran Ladies Aid met in church parlors on November 4. Rev. Hu conducted devotions on Traditions of our Church. Elected officers include Vice President Mrs Morris Fisher Treasurer Mrs Duane Blase secretary Mrs Louis Heiden and altar committee Mrs Henry Blase. Lunch was served by Mrs Clarence Rahrs and Mrs Wayne Person.

Immanuel Lutheran Ladies Aid Our Church Morris Fisher Duane Blase Louis Heiden Henry Blase Clarence Rahrs Wayne Person

Night Speeding and Miscellaneous Infractions Reported

Individuals from several towns face penalties for night speeding and related offenses with fines ranging from 10 to 31 dollars plus costs. A separate birth announces the birth of a son named Scott Fredrick to Mr and Mrs Ted Pfeifer of Lincoln with maternal grandparents M. O. Johnson.

Ted Pfeifer Lincoln Scott Fredrick M. O. Johnson

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mrs. Murray Litty Miss Folden L. Kimmons Hospital News AG Extension Epsilon Sigma, Phi Professional Agricultural Extension Fraternity WSCS Michaelangelo Ladies Aid Court News Gordon F. Bergman Clarks James M. Riddle Comstock John Medlock James H. Pullens Wood River Carless Andy G. Glause St. Libory Loren Loreman James L. Anderson
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