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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1953
Page
4
Mutterings by Mook Dick Sealey notes a failed ad attempt and warns about three chickens still at large. He then celebrates a large turnout at the Public Schools Open House with nearly seven hundred attendees, praising the community’s engagement with the redistricting program.
Reverend C W Long leads Sunday services with Sunday school at 10. Divine worship at 10 30. A children's Christmas program practice in schoolhouse Saturday 1 30. Numerous local guests visit and host at various homes including the Driewers Wilshusens Sagehorns and Schaeplers with meals and Sunday gatherings noted.
In the Freshman group, plans include a roller skating party on December 18 with parent-provided drivers. The group also notes English focus, a Fremont music clinic November 19 to 21, Joan Deuker in the band, Marie LaVelle and James Adelson in the mixed chorus, with Mr. Reist accompanying. Armistice Day observances featured short group singing by students and staff.
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