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Newspaper

Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1974

Page

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Editorial stance shifts as Ford Nixon pardon sparks debate

The writer recalls a Harpers magazine quote about fishing and politics while noting readers prefer no politics in The Progress. They discuss Gerald Ford’s Nixon pardon, questioning conscience and justice, and speculate Ford’s motives amid Watergate fallout. The piece ends with a tease for continuation on Page 8.

Lake Lida Minnesota Lyle Dornburgh Harpers Lyle Ivar Jennings South Bend Bait Company Alfred Future Progress Progress Barbara Kennel Edna Orendorff Marie Kahler Gerald Ford Canada Nixon Richard M. Nixon Ford Richard Nixon United States Agnew Arick

Cubs Rally To 12-0 Victory In Opener

Coach Owens' Cubs shut out Silver Creek 12-0 as they finally clicked in the fourth quarter. Rick Hoffman and Roger Carlstrom led the scoring drive, with Carlstrom finishing from a yard out after a series of first downs. The offense gained 277 yards to 60 but had just one first down at halftime. The Cubs head to Stromsburg next, hoping to build on the win.

Richard Owens Cub Silver Creek Owens Rick Hoffman Folk Silver Creekers Cubs S. C Monte Hudson Jerry Wilcox Tiger Polk Brian Bedient R. Carlstrom Hoffman Brantings Carlstroms Andersons Ed Ostberg Duane Bodine Rod Swanson Kevin Goertzen Tom Roger Carlstrom

Lindburgs Welcome Son Kristen James

Mr and Mrs Robert Lindburg announce the birth of a son, Kristen James, born September 6 weighing 8 pounds 11 3 40 ounces. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs James Lindburg and Mr and Mrs Floyd Headlee of Aurora.

Robert Lindburg Kristen James James Lindburg Floyd Headlee Aurora

Hanquist Couple Celebrate Golden Wedding Anniversary

Mr and Mrs Reuben Hanquist observed their golden wedding anniversary with an open house at Polk Evangelical Free Church. About 275 guests attended including grandchildren and relatives from Nebraska and other states. A program featured tributes, music, and a reception in the church parlors.

Reuben Hanquist Polk Evangelical Free Church Scott Gleim Gregg Hanquist Layne Hanquist Jerry Jim Gleim Miland Hanquist Joyce Hanquist Stanley Hanquist Gene Jones Columbus Stanley Amy Hanquist Polk Brent Shawna Hanquist Laramie Virgil Nyberg Littleton Colo Nyberg Wm. Anderson Todd Hanquist Rodney Hanquist Roger Hanquist Dorothy Gleim Sue Erickson Miland Arlyn Hanquist California Washington Oregon Colorado Ilinois Kansas Nebraska

Infant Son Died in Aurora After Birth

Phillip Andrew George, infant son of John and Evelyn George May, was born September 4 1974 in Aurora and died September 6 1974. Funeral services were held at Higby Mortuary Chapel with Rev Mervyn Davidson officiating. Interment in Aurora Cemetery. Survivors include the parents, one brother Daniel, grandparents Mildred May of Kearney and Willis George of Aurora, great grandparents Glenn Lewis of Aurora, three uncles, five aunts, and several cousins. The Mays were former Polk community residents.

Phillip Andrew John Evelyn George May Aurora Higby Mortuary Mervyn Davidson United Methodist Church Daniel Mildred May Kearney Willis George Glenn Lewis Mays Polk

Kisler and Green United in Osceola Ceremony

Anita Kisler and Harold Green wed at the United Methodist Church in Osceola Nebraska on Saturday August 31 1974. The 11 am ceremony was performed by Rev Truman Bachenberg with Hollis Stromberg and others attending and open house held that evening for relatives and friends.

Anita Kisler Harold Green United Methodist Church Osceola Nebi Truman Bachenberg Hollis Stromberg Clarks Robert Lindahl Everett Green Lincoln Gary Green Central City James Green

Porter anniversary open house in Sioux City IA

Children of Mr and Mrs Robert D Porter invite guests to an open house celebrating their parents 25th anniversary on Sunday September 22 1974 from two to five pm at the Palmer House Motel Sioux City Iowa. No gifts please.

Robert D. Porter Indiana Ave Sioux City Palmer House Iowa

Ramsey Stachar Wedding at Kearney Home

Mr and Mrs Wayne Ramsey announce the marriage of their daughter Patricia to Mr Michael Stachar son of Mr and Mrs Vern Stachar of Phoenix Ariz The wedding was held at the bride’s parents home in Kearney on Wednesday evening September 4 Patricia’s grandfather Henry Reed of Polk attended as an honor guest The couple will live at 3403 Jerry Ridge Road Jersey Ridge Apt No 223 Davenport Iowa

Wayne Ramsey Patricia Michael Stachar Vern Stachar Phenix Ariz Kearney Henry Reed Polk Jerry Ridge Road Jersey Ridge Apt Davenport Iowa

Monster rumor travels near Polk and York area

Brief notes describe rumors of a monster sighting south of Polk north of Bradshaw east of Benedict and northeast of York. Reports vary from a scaly creature west of Hampton to a capture by the Safety Patrol and transport in an army truck. The landowner was barred from viewing.

Polk Bradshaw Benedict York Hampton Hazel Ditloff Dean Myers

Have You Noticed Ladies Romance After 18 Years

A couple, Ralph and his wife, celebrate eighteen years of marriage and reflect on aging, routine, and the call to rekindle romance. The narrator recalls a magazine article urging self and relationship stocktaking and shares a midweek attempt at renewed affection interrupted by family duties.

Ralph Jane Irma Matt

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