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Newspaper

Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1975

Page

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Republican Women to Meet October 6 at Stromsburg

Polk County Republican Womens Branch to be held at Stromsburg Viking Hall Monday October 6 at 9 30 a.m. Mr Lloyd Herberner executive director of the State Republican Party will be the speaker. Please notify Mrs Don Hanquist Mrs Elwood Sandell or Mrs Reuben Hanquist by Saturday October 4.

Polk County Republican Womens Stromsburg Viking Hall Lloyd Herberner Republican Party Don Hanquist Elwood Sandell Reuben Hanquist

Home Society Meets for October Seniors Bingo

All members gathered at Mrs Minnie Meir’s home for a busy business meeting. Plans were set to sponsor the senior citizens bingo in October with names drawn for Christmas. Mrs M O Johnson received the hostess gift. Guests enjoyed visiting and a luncheon. Next meeting to be hosted by Mrs Widga in October.

Minnie Meir M. O. Johnson L Widga

Polk County Historical Society Elected Officers Banquet

The Polk County Historical Society held its 15th annual banquet at Stromsburg Covenant Church on Thursday September 18. Nina Burke was re elected as president with Mildred Flodman continuing as president and Doris Grossnicklaus as secretary and news reporter. New officers include Philip Nyberg treasurer Ella Anderson on the board with Bernie Gissler Dwight Newcomer and Marjorie Berck. Allegra Johnson named museum chairman with assistants to be chosen. Enoch Ekstrand and Nina Burke named tour chairmen Violet Nyberg and Esther Fellows memorial chairs. Judy Lonowski sang and Mildred Flodman showed society tours slides. Bernie Gissler announced reception of Polk County Biographical Books. The Bicentennial program proposal titled A Historical Scenic and Musical Tour Through the USA was presented with Colonial Days planned October 16 at City Hall Osceola.

Polk County Historical Society Stromsburg Covenant Church Nina Burke Philip Nyberg Ella Anderson Mildred Flodman Doris Grossnicklaus Bernie Gissler Dwight” Newcomer Marjorie Berck Allegra Johnson Enoch Ekstrand Violet Nyberg Esther Fellows Covenant Judy Lonowski Harry Youngland Polke County Filodman USA City Hall Osceola Blanche Rein

Polk Garden Club Meeting Highlights and Hosts

The Polk Garden Club met at Marie Henderson’s home on Tuesday afternoon September 16. Fourteen members answered roll call by sharing their favorite teachers. Doris Stewart and Bertha Brazda led the program on the vegetable garden industry and its origins. Marie and Marjorie served a salad lunch, with Dorothy Adelson receiving the hostess gift.

Polk Garden Club Marie Henderson Doris Stewart Bertha Brazda Marie Marjorie Dorothy Adelson

Dolan Hahn Family Visits Central City Hospital

Mr and Mrs Dolan Hahn and family visited Sunday afternoon with Mrs John Lessack and baby at Central City hospital. Mr and Mrs Lee Harless visited Sunday evening with his mother Mrs Grace Harless.

Dolan Hahn John Lessack Central City Hospital Lee Harless Grace Harless

New Polk Pastor Accepts Call to Polk and Benedict Churches

Rev. Clifford Lindgren has accepted a call from Trinity Lutheran Church of Polk and Zion Lutheran Church of Benedict. He and his family moved to Benedict on August 25 after ordination in 1953. He grew up in Lyons Nebraska and studied at Lutheran colleges in Wahoo and Lindsborg and attended institutes in Minnesota and Rock Island. The couple has five children including Faith, James, Mark, David and Grace.

Clifford Lindgren Trinity Lutheran Church of Polk Zion Lutheran Church of Benedict Lindgren Pastor Lindgren Lyons Nebr Lutheran College Wahoo Bethany College Lindsborg Lutheran Bible Institute Minneapolis Augusta Seminary Rock Island Canada Minnesota S. Dakota Concord

Obituary for Helga Elizabeth Johnson Bush

Helga Elizabeth Johnson Bush born December 7 1887 in Sweden came to the United States in 1888. She married Walter Bush July 3 1909 at York Nebraska and had three children Bernice Fitch Vergil Bush and Willard Bush. Services were held September 22 at Anderson Funeral Chapel Stromsburg with interment in Polk Cemetery.

Helga Elizabeth Johnson Bush Mosang Melbysocken Smolan Sweden America Jonas Peter Sophie Sandel Johnson Walter Bush York Nebr Bernice Fitch North Platte Vergil Bush Polk Willard Bush Osceola Mervin Oberg Teresa Mills Lincoln Marvin Daily Leonard Halverson Dick Heale Allan Layman Jim Marco Alvin Schneider Polk Cemetery

Polk Volunteers Fall to Genoa and St Edward Volleyball

Polk varsity dropped two straight at Genoa 15-3 and 15-5 with Denise Sterns Heidi Harrington and Brenda Bankson each two serving points. Freshman also lost 15-5 and 15-1.

Polk Genoa Denise Sterns Heidi Harrington Brenda Bankson Ginny Miller Jan Lindburg Janet Kennel Peg Neeman Lori Hanquist Lesley Jones St. Edward Cubs Lisa Wurst Pam Green Darla Lynette Flodman Abbi Harrington Stromsburg

Farmers Union Banquet in Hampton District

Mr and Mrs M G Lindburg and Mr and Mrs Dwight Burney attended the 5th District Farmers Union Banquet at Hampton Tuesday evening. A Washington representative spoke as Hans Jensen of Aurora served as master of ceremonies. About 150 persons attended.

M. G. Lindburg Dwight Burney Farmers Union Banquist Hampton Farmers Union Washington, D. C Hans Jensen Aurora

FBLA Elects Officers for 1975 76 School Year

The FBLA elected Brenda Bankson as president, Mark Glad as vice president, Peg Neeman as secretary, and Denise Sterns as news reporter for the 1975 76 term. A visitor from the G I Business School is scheduled to speak at the next meeting.

FBLA Brenda Bankson Mark Glad Peg Neeman Denise Sterns G. I. Business School

St Edward Defeats Polk Cubs 27 to 8 on Friday

Polk traveled to St Edward Friday night September 19 and lost 27 to 8. Beavers halfback Bob Janda scored two touchdowns for the winners while Polk’s only score came in the third quarter on an 18 yard Dana Anderson pass play. Polk schedules next games at Palmer and home against Clark in early October.

Polk St. Edward Bob Janda Beavers Dana Anderson Cub Palmer Clarks

School Lunch Menu and Community Dining Note

Parents and grandparents are welcome to join students for noon meals at 11 20 a m. Guests should sign in before breakfast count and be served early in line. Meals cost 70 cents for adults 60 cents for children. Weekly menu includes Brttos mashed potatoes green beans tuna sandwich LaSagna and more with daily fruit and milk.

Have You Noticed Ladies Rumor About Our Family

A humorous neighborhood tale about gossip that a couple is expecting a baby. Children hear rumors from Dani and Mari and deduce a baby will arrive when a kitchen timer rings, prompting an improvised explanation about turns and God giving babies. The narrator ends by stopping the timer to prevent the truth from spreading.

Grandcaire Dani Mari Ritchie Roger Ink

Hanquists Welcome Son Brent Ryan Born at York Hospital

Mr and Mrs Rodney Hanquist announce the birth of their son Brent Ryan on September 10 at York hospital. He weighed 7 pounds 12 ounces and measured 19 inches long. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Don Hanquist and Mr and Mrs Dean Samuelson. Great grandmother is Mrs Laura Bolton. All are of Polk.

Rodney Hanquist York Hospital Brent Ryan Don Hanquist Dean Samuelson Laura Bolton Polk

Harless and Byers Attend Rodeo and Visit Friends

Mr and Mrs Dick Harless and Mr and Mrs Jake Byers were guests in Omaha and Central City activities. The Harlesses attended the Ak-Sar-Ben Rodeo in Omaha Sunday afternoon while the Byers visited Paul Coover's home for Sunday supper.

Gordon Glad Omaha Mark Glad Ed Ostberg Martin Hoffman, Sr Henry Johnson Sun City Ariz S. S. Pierson Marquette Dick Harless Randy Shari Jake Byers Central City Paul Coover

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