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Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Nov 25, 1964

Page

2

Red Cross Study Group Formed in Polk County

A Polk County Red Cross study committee led by Martin Roberts of Osceola was named to explore restructuring and possible coalitions with Platte County. Members include Mrs Myron Johnson and Mrs Carl Timm. A joint Nov 19 meeting in Stromsburg debated coalition benefits and a year‑end report will be presented to the Polk County Red Cross board.

Red Cross Polk County Martin Roberts Osceola American Red Cross Myron Johnson Stromsburg Carleton Ary Oscola Carl Timm Home Service J. H. McDondald Polk County Red Cross Board

Services for Ross Noble Held in Clarks

Ross Claude Noble 80, longtime Clarks resident and auctioneer, died Sunday. Born October 21, 1884 in Havens, he married Edith Waggoner in 1908 and lived in Clarks his entire life. Funeral was November 12 at the Methodist church in Clarks with burial in Polk. He is survived by his wife, two daughters Nina Buss and Marie Leach, five grandsons and six great grandchildren.

Clarks Ross Noble Ross Claude Noble Havens Henry Nellie A. Ross Noble Edith Mae Waggoner Nina Buss el Segundo Calif Marie Leach Aurora Methodist Clyde Wells Polk Dennis "Richards Gerald Schott Jim Leach Jerry Leach Dale Richards Burdette Church Virgil W. Leach Richard Vincent

Polk County Farm Bureau Members Attend Nebraska Convention

Lincoln hosted nine Polk County Farm Bureau members November 15 to 18. Delegates Oscar Imm Wallace Sandell and Laverne Dake attended with Mrs H P Tewell and Walter W Berck also on committees. Polk County contributed two resolutions to the convention illustrating local policy origins.

Polk County Farm Bureau Nebraska Lincoln Oscar Imm Messrs Mies Walter W. Berck Wallace Sandell Richard Klein H. P. Tewell Laverne Dake Polk County County Farm Bureau

Calendar of Color from Nebraska Game Commission for 1965

An article promotes the Nebraska Game Commission Calendar of Color as a novel Christmas greeting. The 28 page full color NEBRASKAland calendar features monthly wall photos and costs 50 cents. It is available from Capitol Lincoln Nebraska 68808. The piece also notes social visits and family gatherings in Stromsburg Osceola and Shelby communities.

Nebraska Game Commission Nebraskaland Nebraskaland Way Capitol Lincoln Nebr

Sunday Supper and Birthday Observance at Johnson Home

Mr and Mrs Gordon Johnson hosted relatives for a pre-Thanksgiving supper and Gordon's birthday celebration. Attendees included Milford Johnson, Freda Waak, Hilda Willis, Terry Willis, Jim Wochner, Gwynnel Johnson, Sandra, and Bradley.

Herbert Fiedler Omaha Butch Mills Fred Gruber Clarks Oscar Sundberg Ruth Kroger Emma Horstman Bruce Cowgill Silver Creek Gene Bauer Sutton Eddie Saylor Effie Saylor Central City Judy Gary L. May Carmen Cook Harold Jensen Charles Mitchell North Bend Clara Johnson Grad Island Walter Nelson Dean Leigh Gilbert Backer Broken Bow Gordon Johnson Gordon Milford Johnson Freda Waak York Hilda Willis Hastings Terry Willis Aurora Jim Wochner Bradshaw Gwynnel Johnson Sandra Bradley Doyle Klingsporn Gregory Roger Andersen Chauncey Gustafson E. B. Klingsporn Lavern Schulze Richard Heny Scott Powell, Wyo Janis Schulze Lois Willis Litzenberg Memorial Hospital G. W. Klute Hampton Norma Jean Elmer Wilshusen Marvin Bankson Allen Klute Will Garling Virgil Blase Shawnee Mission Kans Louis Blase Kenneth Joy Lynn Robert Porter Sioux City

County adds to grain crop insurance list in Nebraska

The Federal Crop Insurance Corp expands its Nebraska coverage with Polk County added for grain sorghum and corn in 1965. Five other Nebraska counties gain eligibility for grain sorghum insurance for 1965, while Johnson Nemaha Otoe Pawnee and Richardson already held some crop insurance.

Federal Crop Insurance Corp Nebraska Polk Johnson Nemaha Otoe Pawnee Richardson

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