Crowded Out Last Week at Central City Housewarming
Social notes list numerous guests and visitors in Central City and surrounding towns. Attendees include A R Johnson Grand Island Axel Rudeen Golden Colo Archie Johnson Clarks Mildred Willits Robert Willits Allen Pam Polk Ed Rudman Clarks Ray Johnson Genoa Roy Johnson Leonard Johnson Stella Hobbenseifken Monroe and others. Extend visits include Lillie Johnson Dwight Burney McCoy Due Lindholm Carlson Ostrander Thorne Flodman Rodine and various relatives and friends from Lincoln Hallami Stromsburg Marquette Grand Island and Central City.
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Rena Drewell
Central City
A. R. Johnson
Grand Island
Axel Rudeen
Golden
Colo
Archie Johnson
Clarks
Mildred Willits
Robert Willits
Allen and
Pam
Polk
Ed Rudman
Ray Johnson
Genoa
Roy Johnson
Leonard Johnson
Stella Hobbenseifken
Monroe
McCoy
Orpha Due
Lillie Johnson
Dwight Burney
Wayne Lindholm
Russell
Lincoln
Laura Merchant
Ernie Lott
Bessie Green
Hannah Bodine
Mae Felton
Emma Horstman
Janice Saylor
Violet Sundberg
Ronald Sarow
Cave Exhahl
Clayton Nelson
Marquette
Gordon A. Carlson
Larry Cramer
Susan
Robert Stevens
Gregory Stevens
Kim Dahlin
Hallami
Alvin Dahlin
Glen Kelley
Tommie
Elsie
Editor Polk Progress Polk Nebraska Dear Sir
Local notice from Polk Nebraska includes a formal letter opening with a salutation Dear Sir and closing Sincerely. The document fragment highlights the printer’s imprint and mailing address but lacks further actionable details or context for publication.
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Polk Progress Polk
Nebraska
Constitutional Amendments On Judicial Service And Revenue Bonds
The measure proposes two constitutional changes. One would allow retired Supreme Court or district judges to be called for temporary service by the Supreme Court. The other would authorize state universities and education boards to issue revenue bonds for housing, athletic, medical, and parking facilities payable from facility revenue, ratifying prior bonds. A separate proposal would create multi county service for judges, while another would oppose any change in the judicial article of the Constitution.
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Supreme Court
District Court
University of Nebraska
State Board of Education
Board of Regents
Board of Trustees
Nebraska State Colleges
Lpsrintine
Supreme
District
Board of Trustees of Higher Education
Local visit notes from Polk area last week
Monday evening guests in the Lynn Sundberg home after the football game included Mr and Mrs Neal Van Housen and family and Mr and Mrs Kenneth Carlstrom and Terry Mrs Blanche Sundberg of Stromsburg visited the Elmer Naslund home on Sunday afternoon Allen Neuhaus dropped by Sunday evening The Lynn Sundberg home hosted Elwood Tewell of Central City and Mrs McCoy and Mrs Merchant met after funeral services for Mrs Hans Meline
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Kelley
Central City
Gary Harless
Roni
Robert Ostrander
Philip Thorne
Stromsburg
Clarence Rodine
Lynn Sundberg
Neal van Housen
Kenneth Carlstrom
Terry
Blanche Sundberg
Elmer Naslund
Allen Neuhaus
Lynn Sundberg Home
Elwood Tewell
McCoy
Merchant
Hans Meline
Receiving Chow and Purina Program offered to farms
Polk Grain Co your Purina Dealer promotes Receiving Chow and assistance to set up a Purina Receiving Program for future bounties. A vote against would keep the minimum voting age at 21 years. A measure would redraw Supreme Court judicial districts. A vote for the amendment would raise from 5 to 10 percent the number of electors needed to petition a home rule city governing body for charter changes or a charter convention, with 10 percent based on registered voters in the last general election rather than total governor votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk Grain Co
Nebraska Amendment Proposals Face Voters in 1974 Ballot
Voters weigh four measures including retired judge service for state courts and a shift to full time Governor Lieutenant Governor ticket from same party. Proposals cover nonpublic school tuition grants, county court systems, and legislative control of administrative courts with potential abolition of justices of the peace.
Proposal to adopt annual legislative sessions proposed
A voting option would establish annual sessions of the Legislature starting 1971. Odd years would limit to ninety legislative days and even years to sixty unless extended by a four-fifths vote. Bills not acted on in an odd year could carry over to the next regular session in an even year. The measure contrasts with retaining the current biannual session system with no length limit.
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Polk News
Carroll Flodman
Julia Flodman
C. O. Rodine
Lincoln, Nebr
John Myers
American Medical Record Association
Eunice Munn
ARL
Bryan Memorial Hospital
Chicago
Til
Miss Myers
Mary J. Waterstrattt
American Medical Rerocrd Ass’n
Purina
Polk Grait Co
Polk, Nebraska
Chows
Hruska
Senate
Robert A. Nelson
Justices of the Peace
Board of Educational Lands and Funds
Polk County
Nebraska Supreme Court
United States
Man
Jim Exon
Exon
Henry Ley
Board of Trustees of
State
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