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Newspaper

Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1963

Page

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Pheasant Hunt Start Brings Birdies And Backlash On Sunday

The pheasant season opened with loud bangs and many birds shot on Saturday. A Sunday return to the Lowell Bills estate yielded more birds and a golf session left the writer sore. University Extension Service notes say pheasant meat is lean mild and tender in young birds, but older birds are tough, best prepared with sour cream. Cattle pasturing sorghum stubble poses risks after frost, with careful grazing advised.

Lowell Bills Arnold Neuhaus Neuhaus University ‘Extension Service Sudan

Hospital Report: Mabel Shostrom Admitted in Osceola

Mabel Shostrom was admitted to Osceola hospital on Friday evening after seeking medical care.

Mabel Shostrom+e Osceola Hospital

Geryl Lindburg Dies in Pocatello Idaho

Obituary notice reports Geryl Lindburg died Friday October 25 at a Pocatello hospital. The Wurtz and Akers families, who had just visited, are named alongside relatives and friends mentioned with travel and local events surrounding the death.

Geryl Lindburg Pocatello, Idaho Herbert Wurtz Clarks P. W. Aker Pocatello Idaho Lindburg Wurtzs Akers Parker Laramie Wye Llgod Stromberg Earl Stevens Dennis Nebraska Wesleyan Lincoln Gary Douglas Wesleyan Graceland Iowa

Polk Holds Public Meeting On Low Rent Senior Housing

A Polk Community Hall gathering is set for next Wednesday at 8 p.m. to explore low rent public housing for seniors. George Clayton of Grand Island will explain the program, financed by a government loan and federal contributions, with no taxes or donations requested.

Polk Community George Clayton Grand Island Polk Gresham Stromsburg Henderson

Neighbors Harvest I Elmer Allison Corn Harvest

A community effort at the Elmer Allison farm gathered 38 men with pickers shelters and trucks to harvest 130 acres of corn for the elevator. Morris Johnson and Harold Allison led planning with others assisting. meal duty was handled by several women including Mrs. Lester Widge and Mrs. Francis Donelson.

Elmer Allison Morris Johnson Harold Allison Francis Donelson Vernon Green Irvin Anderson Carl Johnson Carl Johnson Jr Roger Morris Rudy Randell Everett Noyd Harlan Toline Durward Rystrom Russell Kreiss Norman Leach Dennis Burg Homer Farley Dave Waller Gust Hartel Ken Peterson Wes Preston Varmeer Gustafson Phillip Sundberg Dean Sundberg Walt Harbour

Lunches for 290 Students at Polk Schools Prompt Praise

Cooks at Polk Schools feed 290 pupils each day with a rotating weekly menu including chili, ham, Hungarian Goulash, beef stew, and macaroni and cheese. The article highlights large quantities used such as 110 pounds of beef and 100 pounds of bread, with meals served in under an hour and many students returning for seconds.

Polk

Cubs Win No.5 At St. Edward 25 0

Polk improved to 5 3 with a 25 0 victory over St Edward last Wednesday night The Beavers defense fought hard but Polk produced the better offense and a pair of long returns with guards like Dennis Widge starling on defense and Max Kroger scoring on a one yard plunge Sterner and Kroger led Polk offensively amid a hard fought game.

Merton Flodman Max Kroger Don Stewart Gary Sagehorn Sagehorn Kroger Galen Sterner Max Polk Daryl Reynoldson Beavers Bill Peterson Dennis Sealey Sealey Dick Mundt Sterner Mundt St. Edward Sherman Wilshusen Sherm Cubs Don Stange Beaver Reynoldson

Hordville Bulldogs Rally ToTop Hampton Hawks 39 14

Hordville overcame an early Hampton 14 0 lead to win 39 14 at home. Larry Johnson scored the first TD and, with Dave Johnson, produced two scoring plays in the second quarter. Ron Jensen added a key 14 yard run and two Johnson to Jensen TD passes sealed the game.

Hampton Hawks Hordville Bulldogs Hordville Larry Johnson Hampton Dave Johnson Hardville Eddie Heiden Scott Olsen Bulldogs Ron Jensen Larry Ron Johnson Jensen Hordvile

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