Polk County Nebraska Sheriff Sale Notice
An order of sale issued by the Polk County Nebraska District Court in a Decree against Bernadine Boye Swanson et al directs a public auction at 2:00 PM on October 21, 1969 at the south front door of the Osceola courthouse. Property includes East Half of Lots 28-31 Block 3 and Lots 6-7 Block 4 Original Town Polk. Proceeds cover encumbrances, costs, and accruing costs. Sheriff Reynolds Peterson, County Attorney Philip H Nyberg. September 18 25 October 2 9 16.
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Polk County
Nebraska
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Bernadine Boye Swanson
Court House
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Polk County School Board approves new band uniforms
The Polk County Board of Education District 72 met with all members present on September 8, 1969. They approved bills and discussed buying new band uniforms. County Assessor Roy Horst commented on rising farmland valuations and mill levy adjustments, noting last year’s district levy fell from 30.86 to 24.27 mills.
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Have You Noticed Continued From Page 1
A chatty reminiscence column threads through family quirks and aging jokes. The narrator pokes at memory gaps about siblings and talks of a relative who died young. The piece ends with a jab about excuses for laziness and a playful jab at medical claims.
Sunday Dinner Guests Listed In Polk News
Polk residents report Sunday dinner guests at the Harlan Johnson home including Eddie Johnson and families from Hampton, and Mr and Mrs Rom Haden, Mr and Mrs O Johnson, Mr and Mrs Lloyd Lind and Arlyce. Mrs Clarence Bodine joined Wednesday coffee at Mrs Mary Nyberg’s.
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Eddie Johnson
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Hampton
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Lloyd Lind
Arlyce
Clarence Bodine
Mary Nyberg
Polk Pins and Pans 4-H elects officers at luncheon
The Polk Pins and Pans 4-H Club met at the Tom Harrington home on a Saturday lunch. Thirteen members seven mothers and one grandmother attended. Wendy Redman was elected president Cheryl Fisher vice president Abbie Harrington secretary and Jan Lindburg news reporter. Next year's projects were discussed.
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