Cubs roll past Shelby 26 to 0 in Friday football clash
Polk’s Cubs dominated Shelby last Friday night with 346 rushing yards led by Don Sealey 101 and Dick Sealey 99. Dan Sealey 34 yard TD, Steve Saylor 20 yard TD, Dick Sealey 50 yard TD, plus a blocked punt return for a score. Polk to play Genoa next. 32 players on squad. Also 42 passing yards, Brockevelt 9 tackles, Heiden blocks punt TD. Marriage licenses listed for local couples and a social calendar note follows.
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Polk
Cubs
Shelby
Dan Sealey
Allan Neuhaus
Steve Saylor
Dick Sealey
Sealey
Ron Brockevelt
Don Sealey
Bob Brockevelt
Don Anderson
Wayne Heiden
Genoa
Polk School Enrollment Figures Announced for Year
Polk schools report 105 students in high school this year with 51 boys and 54 girls. Grade school counts 149 and junior high 41, totaling 295. Last year high school had 44 boys. Band Day commitments include University of Nebraska on Oct 2 and Kearney on Oct 16.
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Polk High School
Polk
University of Nebraska
Kearney
Polk County Crows Weather Summary and Farm Report
Moisture provides 1.50 to 3.10 inches for the week ending Saturday. Surface and subsoil moisture adequate. Irrigated crops excel. other crops fair to good. Fourth alfalfa cut 30 percent. corn 5 percent in dough, 80 percent dented, rest mature. Fall seeding five percent. winter grains five percent legumes 95 percent. Pasture average. main farm work minimal due to wet weather. Early frost feared as corn and sorghum not mature. Fat cattle marketed. prices down over one dollar per cwt. Feeder cattle demand continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Garey
Local students enroll in colleges statewide
Many youths from the community attend colleges and the state university. The list includes University of Nebraska students Karen Funk John Reckner Patty Funk Delores Willits Steve Flodman Nebraska Wesleyan Joyce Stewart Donald Stewart Gary Stromberg Karen Stevens Dennis Widga Kearney State David Fjell Galen Sterner Kent Sandell Jane Fredrickson Cheryl Stohl Delores Anderson Judy O Shea Robert Rahrs Jay Dee Green Lorraine Reckner Joan Sandell Moody Bible Institute Barbara Glasser Lincoln School of Commerce Douglas Sundberg Sioux Falls College Max Kroger Rockmont College Longmont Colp.
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Univeristy of
Nebraska
Karen Funk
John Reckner
Patty Funk
Delores Willits
Steve Flodman
Nebraska Wesleyan
Joyce
Donald Stewart
Gary
Arlan Stromberg
Karen
Gary Stevens
Dennis Widga
Kearney State
David Fjell
Galen Sterner
Kent Sandell
Jane Fredrickson
Cheryl
Vance Stohl
Janice
Delores Anderson
Judy O’shea
Robert Rahrs
Jay Dee Green
Rockmont College
Longmont Colp
Lorraine Reckner
Joan Sandell
Moody Bible Institute
Chicago
Barbara Glasser
Lincoln School of Commerce
Douglas Sundberg
Sioux Falls College
Sioux Falls
S.D
Max Kroger
Polk County ASC community committees elected in 1965
The Polk County ASC announced the 1965 election results for community committeemen. Elections were held Sept. 14 with ballots tabulated publicly. Names of elected members from Canada, Clear Creek, Island, Osceola, Platte, Pleasant Home, Stromsburg, Valley precincts listed, along with officers and delegates. The county convention in Osceola Sept. 30 at 1:30 p.m. will elect the ASC county committee. ASC committees oversee programs such as agricultural conservation, feed grain and wheat programs, wool, acreage allotments, marketing quotas, loans, and storage facility loans, enabling farmers to earn thousands yearly.
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ASC
Polk Co
Richard C. Sealey
Canada
George Gondringer
Dean R. White
LeRoy Berggren
Clear Creek
Roy Coffin
Herbert P. Kopetzky
Bernard
Ens
Stromsburg
Lloyd Fellows
F. A. Donelson
Harvey Pickrel
Valley
Francis R. Urban
Richard Wyman
Duane Schmoker
Osceola
Nebr
ASC County
Community
Polk County WCTU Convention in Osceola and Home Society meets
The Polk County WCTU held its annual convention Thursday at Osceola Methodist Church with Mrs P W Aker presiding. Rev Robert Turner gave devotions and Miss Edith Malm led a memorial service as local unions and Osceola Stromsburg and Polk chapters reported. The Home Society met Sept 15 at Mrs Emory Cramer’s with 10 members and 2 guests, passing a get well card and planning October plans.
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Polk County
WCTU
Osceola Methodist Church
P. W. Aker
Robert Turner
Osceola
Otto Olson
John Falk
Stromsburg
Claus Oberg
Lulu Hendrickson
Polk
Rolland Swanson
Harold Jensen
Aker
Hamerin
Aurora Anderson
Lincoln
Edith Malm
Hennie Seymour
Grant Willits
Miss Malm
Home Society
Emory Cramer
Bill Steel
Ernie Lott
Sadie Clark
Grant Johnson
Hospital News Dismissals and Transfers List
A hospital notice lists dismissals and transfers of patients across Stromsburg Osceola Gresham Shelby Lincoln counties. Names include Mrs Linna Smith Mrs Aletha Nelson Mrs Bruce Hoffer and many others with patients Fred Novell and Arthur Donelson noted among transfers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linna Smith
Stromsburg
Terry Smith
Shelby
Aletha Nelson
Bruce Hoffer
Gresham
W. C. Steele
Polk
Lola Richter
Duane Jones
Osceola
Mary Bristol
York
Albert Rommers
Guildford Bryan
Harold Swanson
Ronald Smith
Charles Walgren
Bruce Anderson
Fred Novell
Rising City
Violet Anderson
JoElla
Also Mentioned on This Page
Eldon-Johnson
Calvin A. Crow
Twila Jean Johnson
David J. Hiemer
Marian F. Smith
American Legion Eastern Star
W.M.S. Evangelical Free Chur
Rebekahs
Preebles College
Devaney
Texas Christian
TCU
Cornhusker Stadium
Cub
Husky
Calvin Crow
Trinity Lutheran Church
Trade Boys
Hospital News
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