Fairview Valley Church Notes Seeks Year End Outlook
The Fairview Ladies Aid meets September 1 at the Hall. W. B. Dake elected delegate to the Annual Conference, Howard Deeter as alternate. Rev. M. E. Gilbert preached and led the Quarterly Conference. Valley Ladies Aid plans September 1 meeting with Mrs. Earl Bond and a Social Hour September 4 in the Valley basement. Regular services and invitations extended. E. B. Maxcy, Pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Dake
Howard Deeter
M. E. Gilbert
Fairview
Valley Ladies Aid
Earl Bond
Valley
E. B. Maxcy
Methodist Church Offers Prayers For Missionary Return
Rev. C C Herrmann left for another term in the missionary field at Aligarh India after 28 fruitful years. A $25 offering to ward the Gospel car will be credited to World Service. Next Sunday Mrs J N Smith of York Mothers Jewels Home will speak for the W F M S Thank Offering Day. W H Wright pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Herrmann
Aligahr
India
World Service
J. N. Smith
York Mother’s Jewels
W.F.M.S
W. H. Wright
Thelen’s Secate Shop Offers Permanent Waving Services
Thelen's Secate Shop invites customers to have permanents done and scalp and hair kept in perfect condition for six months. They offer all types of permanents at prices 2.00 3.00 and 5.00 with phone contact 261.
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Thelen
Secate
Rtf
Used Car Day at Rystrom's in Stromsburg
Tuesday is designated as Used Car Day at Rystrom's dealership in Stromsburg offering select vehicles at promotional prices. The event highlights pre owned options and bargain deals for local buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rystrom’s
Stromsburg
Osceola Bryan Club Visits Stromsburg Fifty Years Ago
In August 1896 the Osceola Bryan club visited Stromsburg with the Bryan band providing music. J L Makeover spoke to Polk County residents about finance while Mrs B S Mickey hosted a Sunday school class party and supper. Daisy McCune and cousin Madge McKendry of Toronto toured to David City for a few days. Hon E L King planned a talk at Jarmin schoolhouse on the financial question.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola Bryan Club
Stromsburg
Bryan
J. L. Makeover
Polk County Pops
B. S. Mickey
Daisy McCune
Madge McKendry
Toronto
David City
Party for Oscar Anderson at Osceola home
Twenty five years ago on August 31 1911 a party was given for Oscar Anderson at his parents home east of Osceola. The evening featured games such as Gustrasgard and Miller Boy and refreshments were served with entertainment lasting late into the night. The Polk County Fair Association prepares for the county fair set for September 26 27 and 28. Evan Mickeys Sunday School class of boys enjoyed a Platte camping trip with minor accidents noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Anderson
Anton Anderson
Osceola
Gustras Gard
The
Platte
Home safe returns and local losses noted
The group arrived safely with minor bruises healing well. Ross King departed for Omaha to establish a law practice. News arrived yesterday of Dana Little Jr. dying at his home on Little's Island along the Platte River south of Clarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross King
Omaha
Dana Little, Jr
Little’s Island
Platte Rives
Clarks
Polk County Fair Opens With Bright Prospects
The 47th annual Polk County fair began this week with favorable prospects and indications of a successful meeting. Raymond Kepner and his bride have just returned from a two week honeymoon trip in the Hast and will establish housekeeping at the W. H. Clark residence. Katherine Marie Huston hosted eight friends for a birthday party on August 27 celebrating her 4th birthday with gifts and refreshments. Allan Scholz, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Scholz, was taken to Shelby hospital last week for tonsil removal surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County
Raymond Kepner
W. H. Clark
Katherine Marie Huston
Allan Scholz
Carl Scholz
Shelby Hospital
County Commissioners Record of Polk County 1936 Proceedings
Polk County Board meets in regular session August 19 1936 with all members present. Claims audited and allowed totaling numerous items including salaries supplies transport and services with a protest case by Philip Nyberg regarding taxes refunded 299.95. Meeting adjourned to August 25 1936.
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Osceola
Nebraska
Board of County Commissioners
Polk County
County General Fund
LeRoy M. Smith, Co. Treas
Carleton V. Anderson
Resesrectin
V. D. Black Transporta- PI
W. A. Cornish Surveying
Frye Mfg Company
American Linen and Tower Service Service
Court House
T. A. Reece
C. R. Collins
Protonnevamnerenes
R. L. Smith
Nance County
Nebr
Stromsburg Mach
Mase
Sophia Kresha
Sal
Gunnard Peterson
Sundberg Bros
E. M. Carter
S. J. Harless
John TI
Anderson County
T. A. Reece Clk
J. T. Stanton, Co
Joel Hanson Insurance
W. H. T.uers Electric Co
W. W. Norton
Dean Carter Sal
Henry Abbott
Same Roy W. Fjell
Ernest M. Carlson
Com
W. P. Miller
Olive WeBeth, Co
Insti
Lincoln Tel & Tel Co
Lillian Timm
Eckdahl
Oe Tae
National Refining Co. Gas
Philip Nyberg
Lutheran Harmony Society Meeting Postponed
The Harmony Society gathering is postponed to next Tuesday evening and will be held at Miss Otelia Johnson's home. Confirmation Class resumes Saturday at 2 PM followed by Sunday services including Sunday School at 10 AM Worship at 11 AM and Vespers at 8 PM led by Pastor Paul Melin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Church Harmony Society
Otelia Johnson
Paul Melin
Powell Family Returns From Missouri Auto Trip
Mr and Mrs D E Powell and Mr and Mrs F W Powell recently arrived home after an eight day auto trip in Missouri. Denise Grafe of Lincoln visits cousin Lynette Larson. Lynette to Grand Island for beauty culture classes. Greens Chapel Ladies Aid meets Thursday Sept 3 with note on date change. Local social life includes visits among Hurd Larson Newcomer Gabel families and a farewell party for Mar gie Gabriel at Stromsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. E. Powell
F. W. Powell
Missouri
Lynette Larson
Grand Island
J. L. Hurd
York
Richards
Joe McCarty
Swan Larson
Iincoln
Omaha
Dwight Newcomer
N. F. Gabel
Rolland Beatty
Auburn
John Dahl
Greens Chapel Ladies Aid
W L. Obrist
Denise Grafe
Lincoln
C. A. Larson
J. F. Knerr
Music Loving Wolf Listens To Radio In Alaska Park
A wolf at Mount McKinley National Park Alaska shows clear interest in a radio program. Park ranger repairing telephone lines kept the radio on near his tent and found the animal entranced for about an hour, ignoring the man nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount McKinley National Park
Alaska
Detroit News
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John E. Waters
Madison
Wisconsin
Iowa
MR. Waters
Soviet Russia
South America
Stromsburg City Park
SUN Theatre
Shelby
Patricia Ellis
Ken Maynard
Storz Pilsener Club
West
Storz
Bohemia
Europe
Tre
Aedes Geer
Stron
Raone Sten
Storz Brewing Company
J. J. Shramek
Corn Palace
Fairview—Valley Church
Fairview Ladies Aid
Walter J. Herbes
Osceola, Neb
Hackberry
Iowa-Nebraska Light & Dower Company
Oclmoey
Hotel
Conai
Goodrich
Ryurey
Reed Bros. Motor Co
Osceola, Nebraska
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