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Polk Progress in Polk, Nebraska

14 Nov 1963

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Polk Progress

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Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 1963

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4

North Blue Doings and Walther League Gathering

Community notes report many family visits and dinners in Central City Osceola Alda Hordville and Lincoln areas. Carl Mundt recently returned home from the hospital after six days at Central City hospital. Immanuel Lutheran Ladies Aid elected officers and set a Christmas party date while Walther League held a parents night with 60 in attendance and a slide presentation from Washington DC.

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Carl Mundt Walther Viola Ziegelbein Les Rhode Lavera Carl Schroeder Hampton Will Blase Donald Richardson Seward W. D. Richardson Central City Hospital Mundt Elmer Klute Loic Paul Strand Pastor Hu Carl Wilshusen Elmer Wilshusen Orville Roehrs Paul Budnick Henry Blase Laura van Housen Central City Raymond Stunkel Lincoln Louis Stunk Roehrs Sagehorn Gunther Mueller Riverton Wyo DVOW Manuel Lutheran Ladies Aid Immanuel Lutheran Ladies Aid Clarence Rahrs Ervin Blase Arlan Warneke Marvin Schulze Gwynuer Johnson Alvin Smith Raymond Sagehorn Emil Wilshusen Elmer Wishusen Walther League of the Immanuel Lutheran Church Harvey Blase Washington D. C Lois Willis
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Two Polk County Girls Win University Scholarships

Natalie Hahn and Marla Lott were selected as University of Nebraska freshmen to receive $200 Union Pacific Railroad scholarships for 1963. They earned the awards through 4-H achievements and enrolled at the university to fulfill final requirements. A fall banquet at the Nebraska Center announced the honors. Senior Class Play Stran ger in the Night will be presented Friday November 15 at 7:30 p.m. in the School Auditorium.

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Polk County University of Nebraska Union Pacific Railroad Natalie Hahn Lloyd Hahn Polk Marla Lott Max Lott Shelby Ernie Lott Nebraska Center
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Youth Group Visits Covenant Home in Stromsburg

The Junior Methodist Youth Fellowship of Polk Methodist Church visited Midwest Covenant Home at Stromsburg Sunday afternoon. They presented a short program with songs. Rev. Johnson sang and played guitar, delivering scripture and meditation. Sixty five fall color nut cups with candy and five large angel food cakes were shared with residents. Accompanied by Rev. and Mrs. O A Johnson and three Mrs. Andersons and Mrs. Fredrickson.

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Polk Methodist Church Midwest Covenant Home Stromsburg Rev. Johnson O. A. Johnson
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North Blue Doings York Doyle Klingsporn Levert Peterson Osceola Kenneth Wilshusen Arthur Nelson Eleanor Woods Alda Delane Schrader Hordville Mervin Bankson Carl Blase Lyle Wayne Person Gilbert Roehrs Clarence Blase Irvin Picken Davenport Ed Dobberstein Glen John Ray Ed Klingsporn Duane Blase Greg Staplehurst Blase Earl Waak Ronnie Roy Heiden Benedict Lloyd van Housen Ray Heiden Frank Scheapler Delta Gera Wolbracht Myrtle Vogt Ralph Reed Minnie Smith Marie Sundberg Leslie Adelson Ollie Johnsons Covenant Mrs. Forrest Anderson Marvin Fredrickson Mrs Irvin Anderson Patronize Progress Nebraska Martin & Jones Aurora, Nebraska Polk School Dist
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