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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1973
Page
2
The column notes Junior Sealey breaking a leg during football practice and hospital care at Stromsburg. It recalls wartime duties for local fathers, moves of school district No. 66 building, anniversary celebrations, and various local families visiting, hosting, and paying respects across Polk and surrounding towns.
The item lists costs 1.00 per line for the Polk Progress er esasee product with 2.50 and 1.50 as additional price points.
Miss Lynda Dornburgh and Joe Fisher wed at Polk Methodist Church with Pastor O A Johnson officiating. A birthday gathering honors Mrs Channa Erickson on her 89th birthday at Central City Park. Visiting relatives include Esther Larson at Beebe Rest Home in Aurora. Pro football game in Omaha attended by local residents. Rolland Joseph Richardson born August 30 in Seward to Donald and family. grandparents W D Richardson listed.
Mr and Mrs Paul Anderson and family were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Norris Anderson, with Mr and Mrs Adolph Brauer of Seward and Kenny Brauer of Lincoln joining in. Sunday afternoon lunch guests in the Melvin Bender home were also part of the gathering. Earlier, Mr and Mrs Sy Cook of Stromsburg and Mr and Mrs Reuben Swanson called on Marvin Branting Friday night.
By mail offer for five weeks of Lincoln Journal features includes Sylvia Porter, Blondie, Orphan Annie, Dozens of syndicated columns, comics, weather and radio listings. Nebraska and northern Kansas readers can subscribe with daily, Sunday and combined rates. options include five weeks for $2 or five weeks daily plus Sunday for $3.75, annuals quoted.
The piece argues that democracy reflects voters wishes and criticizes Nixon era politics. It contrasts Nebraska politics with national concerns, condemns Watergate and deceit, and calls for clear voter understanding of the government they support in Washington and accountability from leaders.
In The Polk Community Mr and Mrs Dwight Burney and Mr and Mrs Irvin Anderson took Dawn and Dianne Pierpont to Lincoln Monday where they boarded a plane for their home in Healdsburg California Enroute home the Burneys and Andersons visited Mrs Martha Larson and Mrs Mary King at the York Manor and Mr Charles Norman at the York hospital Mrs Paul Sagehorn and Mrs Dwight Burney visited Mrs Minnie Wright on Wednesday Mr and Mrs Ernest Timmons of Hotdville were Sunday evening visitors in the M O Johnson home
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