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Newspaper

Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1971

Page

6

Obituary Roy R. Perkins Veteran of World War II

Roy R. Perkins born August 14 1925 in Ayr Nebraska died September 14 1971 in Beloit Kansas at 46. He was the son of Lloyd D Perkins and Edna D Dalbey. He served in the 101st Airborne overseas and was wounded in the Battle of the Bridge. He married Freda Deeds on June 25 1945 and had five children. He worked as a truck driver most of his life and was with Dahlsten Trucking for seven years. He is survived by his wife Freda two sons Daniel Dwight and Robert Lloyd and three daughters Arilla Jane Feldt Ita Maye Warren and Nancy Lynn Bivans and his mother Mrs L D Perkins.

Roy Robert Perkins Lloyd Dwight Perkins Edna Dorthela Dalbey Ayr Nebraska Beloit Kansas Roy York County 101St Airborne Freda Deeds Ren Freda Daniel Dwight U. S. Navy Viet Nam Robert Lloyd Sutton Arilla Jane Feldt Ita Maye Warren York Nancy Lynn Bivans el Paso Texas L. D. Perkins

Polk News Items Highlight Local Visits and Guests

Mr and Mrs Lyle Lampshire of Bell California were guests of Mrs Martha Larson. They visited the Leroy Nelson and Carl Christiansen homes in Lincoln and other friends. Sunday supper guests at Glen Stevens included Mr Ray Stevens of Denver. Mr and Mrs Larry Hammond and Bruce, Mrs Jeanelle Schulze of Rockford, plus Miss Bonnie Luakas of San Francisco.

Lyle Lampshire Bell California Martha Larson Leroy Nelson Carl Christensen Lincoln Glen Stevens Ray Stevens Denver Colo Larry Hammond Bruce Jeanelle Schulze Rockford, Il Bonnie Luakas San Francisco

Polk Resident Rites Held for Beloved Uncle Runt

Polk, one brother Dale of Central City and four sisters including Mrs B L Smith of Bagdad Arizona and Mrs Ed Hogendor n of Fresno California along with Eva and Mary Perkins of Polk and six grandchildren mourn a devoted husband and father known as Uncle Runt Funeral services were September 18 at the Federated Church in Sutton with Rev Walter Bailey officiating Interment followed at Plainfield Cemetery in Bradshaw Dahlsten truck drivers served as pallbearers and honorary pallbearers

Polk Dale Central City B. L. Smith Bagdad Arizona Ed Hogendorn Fresno California Eva Mary Perkins Federated Church Sutton Walter Bailey Plainfield Bradshaw Dahlsten

Second Grade Constitution Day Observed With Coins Study

The class marked Constitution Day with a school constitution signed by all second graders. In science, pupils compared Canadian and United States pennies, noting the faces and a maple leaf on the Canadian coin. A maple tree near the playground spurred a nature walk as part of the lesson.

United States

Social Security Office Expands Telephonic Services

Local Social Security office urges use of telephone for most questions and for submitting applications. Marie Be Raeder from Lincoln will visit Osceola on Wednesday October 6 1971 from 9 30 to 11 30 AM in the Courthouse second floor to assist with claims.

Social Security Marie BE. Raeder Lincoln Osceola

Seattle couple visits and hosted gatherings in Claremore area

Mr and Mrs Donald Hahn of Seattle visited Thursday in the Dwight Burney home. Mr and Mrs Herbert Wurtz of Clarks and Mrs Emma Horstman were Saturday evening visitors and lunch guests in the P. W. Aker home. Mr and Mrs Vernon Cline of Aurora, Mr and Mrs Roger Werner and family and Mr and Mrs Neal Sandell were Sunday evening visitors in the Melvin Bender home.

Donald Hahn Seattle Wash Dwight Burney Herbert Wurtz Clarks Emma Horstman P. W. Aker Vernon Cline Aurora Roger Werner Neal Sandell Melvin-Bender

Polk Girls Shine In Volleyball Debut Season

Polk girls volleyball with three teams Freshman Reserve and Varsity opened with St Edward on September 14 winning all matches. Freshman 16 14 15 4 Reserve 15 12 15 1 Varsity 15 6 15 10. Against Stromsburg September 21 Freshman lost 10 15 3 15 but Reserve and Varsity won 15 8 15 0 and 15 5 8 15 15 7. Next host Silver Creek October 5 with Osceola October 19 Genoa October 26. Conference tournament Genoa November 8 9.

Varsity Silver Creek Polk Osceola Genoa

Polk Local News Highlights Weekend Visitors

Sunday dinner guests of Mrs Exd rith Benson were Mr and Mrs Oscar Anderson and Esther Peterson. Mr and Mrs M G Lindburg were Sunday afternoon visitors in the P W Aker home. Mr and Mrs Glen Hill, Mrs Blanche Sundberg and Mrs Irvin Anderson visited Mrs Arlo Stevens at St Elizabeth hospital in Lincoln Saturday evening.

Exdrith Benson Oscar Anderson Esther Peterson M. G. Lindburg P. W. Aker Glen Hill Blanche Sundberg Irvin Anderson Arlo Stevens St. Elizabeth Hospital Lincoln

Contest guessing games ad requests two game winners per entry

The notice asks readers to predict winners for two games per ad and write chosen team names on a form. It includes a tie breaker score, requires name and address, and gives a Sept 18 deadline. One entry per person, with judges deciding based on closest tie breaker score.

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