Polk High faculty reception marks annual Polk Club event
Polk Woman's Club held a Friday evening reception and dinner for the Polk High School faculty and their husbands at the Baptist Church. Covers for 55. A 3 course dinner was served by six girls. Music included performances by local groups and twin performers Phyllis Alfred and Elizabeth Allison.
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Baptist Church
Elizabeth Allison
Phyllis
Myra Mae Alfred
Arlene Crew
Thelma Lindburg
Genevieve Lodegren
A. B. Sundberg
C. R. Peterson
Mrs. Isaacson
Violet Hemingson
Phyllis Alfred
Ben Peterson
Lincoln
Raymond Sundberg
Omaha
S. A. Lindeberg
Brauer
Bryan Memorial Hospital
J. L. Hedbloom
C. H. Lindburg
W. A. Lindburg
Norfolk
Andrew Erickson
G . Biscard
St. Paul
Notice to Contractors for Gravel Surfacing on S-65(5) Project
Polk County Nebraska and the Nebraska Department of Roads invite sealed bids for gravel surfacing and incidental work on the POLE NORTH Federal Aid Secondary Project No. S-65(5) covering 24 miles of graved road. Bids due November 8, 1962 at 10:00 A M with bond 100 percent and a proposal deposit of 175 dollars. plans available in Lincoln. bidding rules per Legislative Bill No. 187 1955 session. right to reject bids reserved. John W. Hossack state engineer announces notices dated Oct 18 25 and Nov 1.
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Nebraska
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John W. Hossack
Bid Notice for Genoa South Patrol Gravel Surfacing
Sealed bids will be received in Lincoln Nebraska for gravel surface course material on Genoa South Patrol No 21014. Approximate quantity 880 cubic yards. Bid must include a certified check of at least fifty dollars. Bids opened October 18 1962 at 10:00 A M. State Engineer John W Hossack. September 27 October 4 11.
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State Capitol
Lincoln
Nebraska
Genoa South
John W. Hossack
Freedom and Democracy in a Shrinking World
The essay argues absolute freedom and independence are impossible, stressing interdependence among individuals and nations. It criticizes rigid dictatorship and praises democracy as balancing chaos and order, urging informed, responsible elected representation and noting Ralph Beermann's repeated opposition to international and domestic initiatives.
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