The Weather Week Notes Calm Air and Furnace Shifts
The week saw air conditioners replace furnaces for comfort while thermostats set off, with a mood-driven heat from fans for football. Temperatures ranged from 56 to 81 degrees, amid calm, clear days and a later shift to cooler, windier conditions and a hint of rain.
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List of district officials and school boards by sub district
Sub district five lists Richard Mercer Alvie Payne Mike Keenan Marvin D Stone Robert W High Marvin Heckman Sub district six includes George W Leiser Richard L Heckman Pat J Rock Sub district seven covers Wayne L Bennett Jack Shafer Daniel J Hostler Robert J Wicht Rodney Lee Link Sub district eight names John C Martin Frank I Phelps Sub district nine lists John F Jefferson Neal Hartford Leonard J Parachini Sub district ten includes Oscar L Imm Tom Sherman William Haskins Director at large four year term Mark Bolin Gerald A Stromer Richard W Hansen Continued from page six School District No. 32 Gary D Hernbloom J Curtis Ingalls LaVern Boss Melbourne Herbel Benjamin R Wagner Donald F Alt School District No. 19 Donald A Yungdahl Stanley VanHoosen Mervin Ransom Jr Robert Johansen Richard L Bennett Vernon A Kuhnel School District No. 10 James A Rosenquist Richard Teegerstrom Harry W Christensen Elaine Westring Jacqueline Bussert DeVon Johnson School District No. 72 Melvin Bender Harold L Carlson Karen K Harrington Roger Merchant Robert Clymer
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Donald A. Yungdahl
Stanley VanHoosen
Mervin Ransom, Jr
Robert Johansen
Richard L. Bennett
Vernon A. Kuhnel
James A. Rosenquist
Richard Teegerstrom
Elaine Westring
Jacqueline Bussert
DeVon Johnson
Melvin Bender
Harold L. Carlson
Karen K. Harrington
Roger Merchant
Robert Clymer
Afternoon Warm Wind Sweeps Across City
The day opened with a warm breeze and high temperatures climbing to 72 in the afternoon. By 6:30 p.m. the thermometer read 48 with strong southwest winds and a mostly clear sky.
Polk School Board Moves to Apply for Special Education Expenditures
The Polk School Board met September 2 with all members present. Dwayne Miller moved to apply Special Education expenditures through the state under SB 403, seconded by Harold Anderson, and the motion carried. Bills listed include textbooks, library materials, and various supplies for grades and high school, with multiple vendors and services.
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Dwayne Miller
Harold Anderson
Roger Hanquist
Petty
Petty Cash
Philip Brutto
GUC
Sens Sa Edenss
Stephenson School Supply Co
Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, Inc
Eee
Laidlaw Brothers
Popular Science
University Book Service
Follett Publishing Co
SRA
Random House, Inc
School Specialty Supply, Inc
Educators Progress Free Inc
Nebraskaland
High Fidelity
George Washington
Public
Journal of Business Education
Busines
Xerox Education Publications
Social Studies
A. N. Palmer Company
J. B. Lippincott Co
Central Scientific Co
H. S
Polk Oil Co
Bell and Bell Clinic
the Baker & Taylor Co
Scholastic Magazines, Inc
DLM
Local social notes from Stroms burg and nearby towns
Mrs Vernon Peterson and Mrs Horace Stevens visited friends in Kearney on Thursday. The Browns spent two weeks visiting in Gary and Jim Green homes in Central City and with relatives. Ed Dobberstein and Anna Rau visited Davenport Nebraska with Ervin Ficken. Dudley Baack from Verdigre spent the weekend with his parents. Reuben Swanson and family returned from a Denver trip. Gerald Branting and Jeff of Hastings attended a niece’s wedding in Genoa. Pat Terry and Kathy Bender toured Ak-Sar-Ben in Omaha. Kathy showed a dairy heifer and earned blue ribbon. Arthur Swedenburg and Clarks visited the Ehn home. Vergil Bush hosted visitors Tom Volz, Walter Bush, Dennis Van Housen, and Harold Lenz. Emory Cramer and Elmer Garner with Kim Clamer visited Conad for Kristi’s sixth birthday. Julia Flodman Covenant Home guests included Arthur Samuelson, Walter Stohl, Lawrence Lind, Virgil Flodman, Arlette Johnson, and C Marvin Fredickson.
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Vernon Peterson
Stromsburg
Horace Stevens
Edith Heilman
Duane Anderson
JoAnn Stevens
Kearney
Keith Brown
Gary
Jim Green
Central City
Ed Dobberstein
Anna Rau
Davenport
Nebr
Ervin Ficken
Dudley Baack
Verdigre
Robert Baack
Reuben Swanson
Denver
Gerald Branting
Jeff of
Hastings
Pamela Branting
James Kava
Krakow
Genoa
Pat Terry
Kathy Bender
Ak- Sar-Ben
Omaha
Kathy
Arthur Swedenburg
Clarks
Joe Ehn
Vergil Bush
Tom Volz
McCoook
Walter Bush
Dennis van Housen
Harold Lenz
Emory Cramer
Elmer Garner
Hardville
Kim Clamer
Charles Cramer
Conad
Kristi
Julia Flodman
Covenant Home
Strormsburry
Arthur Samuelson
Walter Stohl
Lawrence Lind
Virgil Flodman
Arlette Johnson
C. Marvin Fredickson
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Richard Mercer
Alvie E. Payne
Mike Keenan Marvin D. Stone
Robert W. High Marvin Heckman
George W. Leiser
Richard L. Heckman
Pat J. Rock
Wayne L. Bennett
Jack Shafer
Daniel J. Hostler
Robert J. Wicht
Rodney Lee Link
John C. Martin Frank I. Phelps
John F. Jefferson Neal Hartford Leonard J. Parachini
Oscar L. Imm
Tom Sherman
William Haskins
Mark Bolin
Gerald A. Stromer
Richard W. Hansen
Gary D. Hernbloom
J. Curtis Ingalls LaVern
Melbourne
Herbel Benjamin R. Wagner
Donald F. Alt
City of
Secretary of State
R.S. Nebr
Dale Frizzell
Polk County
Chalet North
Terri Swantek
Polk Hotel
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Polk School Board
Polk Light and Water Dept. Utilities
Lincoln Telephone Co
Kansas-Nebr. Gas Co
Mokan Missouri/Kansas Chem. Co
Bob Fey
Modern Methods, Inc
Karen Hiatt
Ssescee School Special Supply, Inc
William G. Schultz
Athe Redman
Moore Lumber
Polk Progress
Mokan
Polk Light and Water
Walter Nielsen
Gregg Hanquist
Polk
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