Cub Scout Leaders Plan Pow-Wow at Stromsburg Viking Center
Cub Scout Leaders of the Sun rise District in the Cornhusker Council will hold the annual Leaders Pow-Wow at the Viking Center Stromsburg on October 24 from 2:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. The training session covers Pack Administration Crafts Games Skits Puppets and Dens led by experienced Scouters. Units should bring crafts games or displays for sharing a midway will be set up and a light lunch follows a 50 cent attendance fee. The event ends about 6:00 p.m. to allow evening commitments. Mrs Hilmer Jones and the Joneses of Holdrege visited Lincoln to see Gary Jones.
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Sunrise
Cornhusker Council
Boy Scouts of America
Viking Center
Stromsburg
Wepelos
Polk Progress renewal note from October 1971
The letter from October 13 1971 encloses a $5 check to renew the Polk Progress. The writer thanks for the sample copy, notes missing the last week’s payment, mentions a Canada trip this summer, and comments on billboards and hitchhikers observed along roads and in the city.
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Polk
Canada
Weekend Guests and Anniversary Celebrations Stir Polk County
Mrs Ruth Kroger of Omaha and Mrs Anna Wurtz of Stromsburg stayed with local hostesses over the weekend and Sunday. Visitors included Mrs Olver Baker of Benedict who took guests to Aurora and visited Hamilton Manor. Local families hosted Gary Green’s birthday gathering in Central City and a 25th wedding anniversary dinner for Harold Nelson of Osceola and Horace Stevens at the Stromsburg home of Mr and Mrs Vernon Peterson.
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Ruth Kroger
Omaha
Anna Wurtz
Stromsburg
Margaret Jones
Olver Baker
Benedict
Bessie Green
Blanche Fitz
Aurora
Clara Blase
Hamilton Manor
Larry Killion
Gary Green
Central City
Gary
Harold Nelson
Osceola
Horace Stevens
Vernon Peterson
Harold Green
Elizabeth Kuhn
Hastings
Polk County Commission Adopts Equal Districts and Signs Road Deals
Osceola Nebraska September 28 1971 Polk County Board approves substantially equal county commissioner districts after adjournment and rejects further redistricting. Officials sign state county agreements for Osceola North road improvement and utility accommodations on federal aid roads. Three asphaltic concrete bids opened with Gerhold Company of Columbus Nebraska recommended and accepted. Meetings adjourn at noon with social notes of local visits.
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Board of County Commissioners
Polk County
Nebraska
Johnson
Peterson
State
Dale Frizzell
Burdette A. Flodman
ESU 7 Sponsors Colorado Nebraska School Tour
Thirty seven administrators teachers and board members from Educational Service Unit No 7 traveled October 3 to 6 visiting Cherry Creek Cheltenham and Central Elementary in Sidney Nebraska. The tour funded by ESU 7 included open space non graded concepts adapted to local needs. Polk County leaders Virgil Bugbee Osceola Walt Nielsen Polk Sam Bell Stromsburg Robert Jones Shelby attended.
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Educational Service Unit No. 7
Colorado
Nebraska
ESU No. 7
Cherry Creek
Denver
Cheltenham School
Cheltenham
Central Elementary School
Sidney
Polk County
Virgil Bugbee
Osceola
Walt Nielsen
Polk
Sam Bell
Stromsburg
Robert Jones
Shelby
Nebraska sunrise sunset schedule guidance
The schedule applies to any point in Nebraska due north or south of Grand Island. For every 9 miles west add one minute, for every 9 miles east subtract one minute. Shooting hours run half an hour before sunrise to half an hour after sunset for big game, sunrise to sunset for wild turkey, and half an hour before sunrise to sunset for other species.
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Nebraska
Grand Island
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Hilmer Jones
Marlin Jones
Holdrege
Lincoln
Gary Jones
Progress
Norris
Patronize Progress
the County Commissioners
Don Lindholm
M. ©. Johnson
Emil Monson
Oscar Jensen
Irvin Andersons
St. Edward
Genoa
Palmer
Henderson
Nebr. Christian Home
Silver Creek
Clarks
Pol
Co-op Oil, Inc
Citizens State Bank
Polk Light & Water
Kansas- Nebraska
Kansas-Nebraska
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