Polk Cubs Fall To Palmer In Volleyball Clash
The Polk Cubs were routed by Palmer with all three squads dropping two straight games. Palmer led by two points each set as the varsity and freshmen squads struggled. Coach Richey called Palmer a veteran, well organized team as the season schedule lists upcoming tournaments and district playoff dates.
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Polk Cubs
Palmer
Polk
Richey
St. Edward
Genoa
Goldenrod
Stromsburg
Twenty Students Are Fifth Graders
Mrs. Vicki Reckner notes the fifth grade has 20 students with 12 boys and 8 girls. A new student, Marvin Love, joins the class.
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Vicki Reckner
Marvin Love
Fourth Grade Report: Class Demographics and Activities
The fourth grade lists thirteen boys and seven girls and notes Nebraska history in social studies with diorama projects. Science covers sound and molecular movement with new kits. A math line mentions numbers and a September 29 play "The Electro-Thinker" for mothers and perfect conference attendance.
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Nebraska
Wanted This Week's Masery and Description
A coming week notice identifies a student over four feet tall weighing over 50 pounds with unmanageable hair and a fondness for fattening foods. The described individual wore a navy blue Pep Club uniform and is warned as armed with a stupid remark. report sightings to a Cub Reporter.
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Cub
Campaigning Fire Sparks Scrutiny and Slander Risk
In a heated election arena, rivals clash over rhetoric as both sides accuse each other of deception. One candidate warns the other to speak truth or risk damaging lies surfacing during the campaign.
Noon Use Of School Building By Students
A school bulletin posts noon hall restrictions after lunch to curb disturbances as 125 students crowd the gym. Principal Richey notes occasional locker thefts and library disturbances, offering free locker padlocks. prior years allowed hallway use with fewer incidents.
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Richey
Missionary And Aid Society Meeting In Lincoln
The Arborville Missionary and Aid Society met at the home of Mrs Lloyd Van Housen on Thursday afternoon October 12 with Mrs Ted Janky as program leader. Various local residents hosted visits and dinners through the weekend including families of Van Housen Litty and Rahrs while several neighbors attended church meetings and shared hospitality across Lincoln and surrounding towns.
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Arborville Missionary and Aid Society
Lloyd van Housen
Ted Janky
Landh
van Housen
Harry Kennel
Janet
Alvin
Velma Peterzon
Wayne Swanson
Linda
Virgil Tenniges
Bruce Bedient
Bernard Litty
Neal van Ostrand
de Kalb
Clarence van Ostrand
Rodney Johnson
Neal Ven Housen
Brenda
Robert Rahrs
Lincoln
Lauren Bauer
Aurora Hospital
Ed Beckner
Dick Bauer
Hordville
Ed Hanson
Social Guests Share Week in Several States
Mr and Mrs Ben Moschenross of St Louis were guests of Mrs M W Bragg and Mr Bragg from Monday evening to Thursday morning. Several families hosted visitors from York Huntington Park Omaha Lincoln and Denver with dinners, birthdays, and a wedding in Colorado. They attended a funeral in Greeley Col and Mike Cramer and Debbie White wed in Denver.
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Ben Moschenross
St. Louis
M. W. Bragg
Bragg
Walter Kupke
York
Reuben Swanson
Huntington Park
Calif
Clifford Branting
Rex Hancock
Omaha
Polk Happenings Visitors at Lincoln General Hospital and Gatherings
Mr and Mrs Reuben Anderson and Larry visited Dennis in Lincoln General hospital on Sunday. Coffee guests after the football game Friday night at Carl Carlstrom home included Mr and Mrs Aaron Wall Homer Dale and Mr and Mrs Jerry Wall and Craig from Henderson and Randy Flodman. Mr and Mrs Milan Hanquist and family of Lincoln and Mr and Mrs Robert Shostrom were Sunday evening guests of Mr and Mrs Roger Merchant and family.
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John Wochner
Don Mush
Clarks
Neal van Housen
Lawrence Miller
Grand Island
W. L. Blender
Vern Samuels
Lisa
Fred Bedient
My~ron Norquest Home Were, Mr and Mrs Mervin Samuels
John Andrews
Wiggins
Don Widga
Virgil Tenniges
Brian
Harry Kennel Home
Reuben Anderson
Larry
Dennis
Lincoln General Hospital
Carl Carlstrom
Aaron Wall
Homer and
Dale
Jerry Wall
Craig
Henderson
Randy Flodman
Milan Hanquist
Lincoln
Robert Shostrom
Roger Merchant
Medicare Enrollment Help Arrives in Osceola
The Lincoln Social Security Office will send a representative to the Osceola Courthouse on Wednesday October 25 1972 from 9 30 to 11 30 A M to answer questions about Medicare hospital and medical benefits. Eligible people must be 65 or older and signed up, enroll within three months before the birthday month, and can contact the Lincoln office at 475 3581 for information.
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Medicare
Social Security Office
Lincoln Social Security Office
Lincoln
Osceola
Birthday Party Honors October Birthdays In Dale Hanquist Home
Mrs Hannah Hahn and Doyle attended a Sunday birthday party at the Dale Hanquist residence honoring Lori Hanquist Pam Gwedenburg Berneice Erickson and Hannah Hahn. Guests included Berniece Erickson Harold Hanquist Signe Hanquist Ralph Swedenburg family and Judy Sommers. A nice lunch followed. Mr Philip Johnson visited Friday morning in the Richard Johnson home. Mrs P W Aker returned Friday from Osceola hospital after surgery.
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Hannah Hahn
Doyle
Dale Hanquist
Lori Hanquist
Pam Gwedenburg
Berneice Erickson
Berniece Erickson
Harold Hanquist
Signe Hanquist
Ralph Swedenburg
Judy Sommers
Philip Johnson
Richard Johnson
P. W. Aker
Osceola Hospital
Local gatherings span Genoa to Lincoln in weekend visits
Mr and Mrs Norman Stromberg and family visited Genoa Sunday afternoon. Coffee guests after Friday night football included Dale Lindburg and Roger Hanquist families. Roland Rodine hosted Sunday dinner with Thengvall, Holly Bailey and Wilmer Rodine. Gideon Rally attendees included Reuben Hanquist and Wallace Sandell in Lincoln. Rudolph Gustafson visited Weimer and Bryan Memorial Hospital with Reuben Gustafson. Bonnie Weimer, Rudolph’s granddaughter, is a finalist for UNL Queen at homecoming finals October 25. Osceola hosts Horace Stevens and Tom visiting Harold Nelson as Daryl and Doyle celebrate 16th birthday.
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Norman Stromberg
Genoa
Ethel Ostrander
Roland Bodine
Dale Lindburg
Roger Hanquist
Roland Rodine
Thengvall
Holly Bailey
Wilmer Rodine
Reuben Hanquist
Wallace Sandell
Gideon
Cornhusker
Lincoln
Rudolph Gustafson
Dean Weimer
Bonnie
Reuben Gustafson
Bryan Memorial Hospital
Beverly
Bonnie Weimer
Horace Stevens
Tom
Harold Nelson
Osceola
Daryl
Doyle
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