Village Board Proceedings Report October 1 1974
The Village Board met at the Polk Hotel on October 1 1974 with all members present. Minutes were approved and treasury and light and water reports accepted. Bills totaling numerous amounts were ordered paid with motions approved. meeting adjourned by Village Clerk Arnold L. Neuhaus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Village Board of Trustees
Polk Hotel
Light & Water Commissioner
Dornburgh
Redman
McNaught
Burney
Car- Gene’s Electric
Nebr. P. P. District
Union Pacific R. R
Johnsons Garage
Dutton-Lainson
Saa Ae
Dept. of Revenue
Lincoln Tel
C.esees
Polk Public Schools
Dean Myers
Wortman Motor Co
Farmers Co-op Grain
Light Fund
J. J. Parks Inc
R. L. Grellaoe
James McMeekin
Polk Oil Co
Csccescccee
Kansas-Nebr. Gas Co
Capitol Supply Co
Hinkle Pest Control
Light & Water Dept
Citizens State Bank
Social Security Bureau . Oe
Nebr. State Fireman’s As
Violet Sundberg Seheaie Pane Od
Sa-So Cannes
Co-op Oil Inc
eMate
Thorco
Arnold L. Neuhaus
Polk News Brief Notes Local Travel and Meeting
Mrs Dwight Burney traveled to York on Saturday to bring home her sister Mrs Blanche Sundberg from the hospital. Attending the Republican Women's Branch at the Viking Center in Stromsburg on Monday morning were Mmes. Reuben Hanquist, Wm Tallman, Hannah Bodine, Don Hanquist, Wallace Sandell, and Elvera Nyberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight Burney
York
Blanche Sundberg
Republican Women’s
Viking Center
Stromsburg
Mmes
Reuben Hanquist
Wm. Tallman
Hannah Bodine
Don Hanquist
Wallace Sandell
Elvera Nyberg
Weather Week Holds Shifts From Warm To Cold
The week’s weather swung from unseasonably warm to cold, with 80 degree highs followed by 30s. Cottonwood to elm leaves fluttered as farmers harvested corn and soybeans, and alfalfa hay. Prices and inflation loom over winter preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beame
National Weather Department
Crowded Local Socials Share Weekend Visits and Guests
Local families hosted and visited across Polk and surrounding areas with dinners and Sunday gatherings. Neighbors including Horace Stevens, Emma Johnson, Lloyd Stromberg, Vernon Peterson, and others hosted relatives from Osceola, Central City, Aurora, and Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle-Gee
Palmer
Horace Stevens
Polk-Palmer
Harold Nelson
Osceola
Vernon Peterson
Stromsburg
Emma Johnson
Parkview
Central City
Polk
Lloyd Stromberg
Charles Whitney
Aurora
Harlan Johnson
Minden
Ed Johnson
Christopher
Gayln Lind
Daughters
Axtell
Dean Pfeifer
Scottsbluff
Oscar Johnson
Pfeifer
Virginia Peterson
Maurice Nyberg
California
Tom Kess
Lincoln
Forrest Anderson
Local Visit Notes From Polk Area Families
Polk residents report weekend and weekday visits among Harless Johnson Flodman and related families. Guests include Lee Harless and Pam from Gary Harless, M O Johnsons welcomed Ted Pfeifer and family, Ollie Johnson hosted Don Johnson, Covenant Home’s Julia Flodman visited by Frederickson and Atlette Johnson, and other drop bys from Virgil Flodman Carroll Flodman Vance Stohl Marland Adelson Ebba Hanquist and Hilmer Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Harless
Pam
Gary Harless
Deshler
van Johnson
M. O. Johnson
Duane
Ted Pfeifer
Lincoln
Ollie Johnson
Don Johnson
Stromsburg
Julia Flodman
Covenant Home
Marvin Fredrickson
Atlette Johnson
Virgil Flodman
Central City
Carroll Flodman
Vance Stohl
Marland Adelson
Dick Mundt
Charles
Enoch Peterson
Richard Johnson
Ebba Hanquist
York
Hilmer Jones
Afternoon visitors at Vern Jones home and Ben Pee at Pakview
Afternoon visitors came to Vern Jones's residence and later called at Pakview in Central City to see Ben Pee. The fragment notes social calls and places but lacks further details or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vern Jones
Ben Pee
Pakview
Central
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the Village Board
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Polk News
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Tradesiark Merck and Co. Inc
al Chows
C. Marvin Fredrickson
Walter Stohl
Randy Flodman
Mark Anderson
Tech College
Hastings
Joe Clarke
Lloyd Widga
Steve Widga
Ben Beetem
Wilbur Jones
J. Williams
Dr. Anderson
Dr. Williams
Coats
Clover’s Closet House of Fashions
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