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Newspaper

Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1973

Page

2

Polk area notes include birthdays weddings and school events

The column records Mrs Wurtz turning 80 with open house, a 45th wedding anniversary for Mr and Mrs Deuker, naval graduates at Fort Schuyler, a birth in Stromsburg, and local arrivals and visits. It notes Polk Cubs football beating Cedar Rapids 19 to 0 and mentions Judith Cross and Stanley Hanquist’s September 14 Lincoln wedding.

Joseph Hu Polk Pastor Hu Immanuel Lutheran Church Polk High Cubs Cedar Rapids W. A. Wurtz Oscar E. Jones Douglas Stevens Gary Stromberg Joyce Stewart Lincoln

Polk Progress 10 Cent Line Update

A compact note from Polk Progress shows pricing details including a ten cent line and a four hundred dollar figure alongside a five dollar amount. The fragment lacks full context but lists monetary values for transactions or services.

Local Socials Highlight Omaha Rodeo Attendance and Travel News

Mr and Mrs Ed Dobberstein and Mr and Mrs John Rau attended the Ak-Sar-Ben rodeo in Omaha Monday evening. Clarence Creech returned home from Grand Junction Colorado where he attended his mother Mrs D. D. Creech's funeral. Mr and Mrs Lennis Lind returned Thursday from Harbor City California after visiting their daughter Mrs Jean Willoughby and two granddaughters. Mrs Edith Benson and Mr and Mrs Ernest Johnson of Chicago Illinois were Sunday visitors and lunch guests of Mr and Mrs Rudolph Gustafson. About 60 relatives and friends gathered at Polk Community Hall Sunday to honor Mrs and Mrs Lyle Lampshire of Los Angeles California on their 25th wedding anniversary.

Grand Island Ed Schultz Fremont Schultz Harry Harold Polk Ray Werner Sam Wall Hampton Joe Lichtenberger Bradshaw Minnesota Canada Ollie Johnson Walter Nelson Marvin R. E. Burke Stromsburg George Burke Central City Burke Nina Kenneth Joanson Marquette Ernest Salchow Carl Asa Smith Louella Smith Lincoln van Bush Smith Lovette McCoy Wilfred Stephens Frank Davis Kenneth Ziegelbein Woods Overton France Ed Dobberstein John Rau Omaha Clarence Creech Grand Junction Colo D. D. Creech Lennis Lind Harbor City Calif Jean Willoughby Edith Benson Ernest Johnson Chicago Hil Rudolph Gustafson Polk Community Hall Lyle Lampshire Los Angeles

Legion Auxiliary gathers for meetings and plans

The American Legion Auxiliary met in the Legion Hall on September 10 at 8 p.m. led by President Louise Logston. New program booklets were distributed. The Junior Auxiliary met September 17 after school. The group debated cemetery crosses for Memorial Day, offered immunization help, and noted the Parent and Teacher Conference at Polk Elementary on October 5 with details to follow. WSCS hosted Senior Citizen Bingo on September 5. County Women's Club to host October meeting. Three new members were welcomed and lunch served to 28 members.

American Legion Auxiliary Legion Hall Louise Logston Polk WSCS County Women's Club Genese Munn Sigme Hanquist Susan Sundberg Lauretta Neuhaus Connie Ang Sue Sweet Francis Litty Donna Werner

Local Family Visits Highlight Polk County News

Polk residents report a sequence of weekend visits from Lincoln and Minneapolis guests. Ronald Johnson and family visited Richard Johnson’s home Friday evening, while Dolan Hahn and family called on Hannah Hahn. Michael Swanson from Minneapolis spent the weekend with his grandmother Mrs Hahn and visited Kearney with Darwin Hahn.

Ronald Johnson Lincoln Richard Johnson Dolan Hahn Hannah Hahn Doyle Michael Swanson Minneapolis Minn Thengvall Benjamin Darrel Stark Holly Bailey Reuben Hanquist M. G. Lindburg Sarah Ruth

Water Pollution Questions in Nebraska Agriculture Study

The letter references a Nebraska Water Resources Bulletin by Professor Robert A. Olson with colleagues Edwin C. Seim and John Muir, examining if farming, fertilizer use, and urbanization affect surface and groundwater quality. Findings show some nitrate and phosphate presence, mainly in sandy soils, with Merrick County groundwater flagged as a potential health hazard. concerns extend to Holt, Seward, Furnas, and Keith counties.

Robert A. Olson Department of Agronomy University of Nebraska Prof. Olgon Polke Merrick Hamilton York Butler Merrick County Devel Holt Seward Furnas Keith Professor Olson Water Resources Bulletin Nebraska Edwin C. Seim John Muir Barry Commoner Rome Italy Bankers’ Meeting Henry David Thoreau Platte Blue Rivers Olson Seim and Muir Barry

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By Aloyena Lind Everett. Green Navy Adam Deuker Martin Smith Pic Max Peterson C. R. Peterson Camp Roberts California Irvin Anderson Mildred Sterner Buckley Park Everett W. Green Walter Green United States Naval Training School Fort Schuyler Bronx New York Lyle Dornburgh Stromsburg Hospital W. P. Miller Calmer Johnson Harvey Sundberg Camp McCain Irene Forss Raymond Sundberg Orlie Miller Floyd Miller Ed Coover Near Clarks Gaylord Stevens Henry Shostrom Stromberg Miller Nash Folger H. E. Warren St. Paul Max Quick Art Phillips Reuben Ehn Leonard Warnick Veterans Hospital Mason’s Polk County Farm Jim‘ Rosenquist Nebr L. Dale Hanna, Realtor Nat'l Bank Bid’g York, Nebr Norris W. Alfred Wee Nebraska Press Association NE Waper Legion ‘Auxiliary
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