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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1952
Page
7
Dennis Hahn is receiving treatment at the Veterans Hospital. Mr and Mrs Dale Lindburg and their son spent Sunday with her grandparents at Ong Nebraska.
The message touts a network of over 200,000 service stations spanning the United States, enabling motorists to drive anywhere without running out of gasoline. It praises a privately managed oil industry and claims the world's finest products at eight lowest prices, pledging continued service to the nation.
Rev. and Mrs. Hdick Anderson attended the district farmers union convention in York last Wednesday where Rev. Anderson was elected vice-president. Mrs. Florold Green underwent surgery Wednesday evening at Stromsburg Hospital. Funeral services were held for Mrs. H. W. Bolton in Benedict with burial at Benedict cemetery. Mrs. Josephine Samuelson entered St Francis Hospital Grand Island for surgery. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Engelhardt and families traveled to Jacksonville North Carolina to visit relatives. Engelhardt is stationed with a Marine unit.
Marilyn Hah notes a Dec 2 game with Genoa and Mr Sweeney coaches the boys. Social Studies covers the Preamble and the 22 amendments for 7th and 8th grades. Narcy Warnick joins the 2nd grade, candles interest third graders, and telephone manners study continues. The school cooperates with the American Legion Auxiliary in the school savings camp sold every other Thursday.
Military leaders and brewers in Nebraska recognize beer as a factor in Armed Forces morale. Taverns near camps should be neat and orderly, with meetings held among brewers, commanders, and tavern keepers. The program aims to maintain healthy conditions around military installations and is endorsed by the services.
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