Stromsburg to Stage Three Day Old Time Celebration
Stromsburg plans a three day Old Time Celebration starting July 5 with a morning Polk band concert and a parade in the afternoon. Buckley Park hosts a fast ball game and a City Park Independence Day program. Events include races, a penny shower, balloon jumps, bands, clowns, and Regal Amusement midway rides.
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Stromsburg
Polk Band
Buckley Park Field
Sternie Sternberg
Regal Amusement Company
Hutch Miller
Central Nebraska
Regal Amusements
Mel Pestor
Regal Rides
Rural Electrification Opens Stromsburg Office in June
Polk County Rural Power District opened its Stromsburg office in the Stromsburg Bank basement. Project Manager G E Ekstrand and staff will oversee surveying by Einer Swanson with six miles staked daily. Construction starts around July first, with a goal to energize the county before winter and wire about 1000 homes at uniform rates: 50 KWH minimum 3.50 monthly, next 50 KWH 0.04, next 100 KWH 0.125, excess over 200 KWH 0.02 per KWH.
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Polk County Rural Power Dis
Polk County Rural Power District
Stromsburg
Stromsburg Bank
G. E. Ekstrand
Lois Nelson
G. L. Woodworth
Henningson Engineering Company of
Omaha
Einer Swanson
Sandberg & Johnston
Wesley Chapel Bible School Closes With Picnic
Community news from Wesley Chapel recounts a Bible school closing picnic with twelve youngsters under instructors Rev Longacre Marguerite Johnson and Mrs Dawes. Local families attend visits, reunions, and guests at several homes over the weekend.
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Wesley Chapel
Longacre
Marguerite Johnson
Dawes
Elton Berck
Walter Koehler
Alfred Kuehnal
Lester Hasselback
George Hasselback
L. E. Treadway
Wert Davis
Dorothy Schlesinger
Shelby
Howard Deeter
Fairview
Arthur
A. J. Herrman
Alton
Illinois
Donald Jacoby
Harry Davis
Osceola
Charles Hastngs
T. D. Richards
Kansas
Neil Dawes
Beath
Iller’s Trail
Tawranes Myke
Evelyn Nuvuits
Beilwouod
Shelby Social Notes Include Visits and Vacations
Shelby residents hosted visitors from Columbus Osceola Silver Creek Polk St Paul Grand Island and Lincoln. Families gathered for picnics dinners and sightseeing while Miss Marie Scholz from Chicago and other relatives spent time with Shelby kin before returning to Omaha or North Dakota.
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Joe Baer
Bellwood
Shelby
Polk
Grand Island
St. Paul
Ogalalla
Frank Bennett
M. J. Arner
Leah Cole
Lincoln
Henry Rood
Meade
O. A. Watkins
California
Harold
McMeekin
Louisa Ernst
Columbus
Gregor Bernt
Fomer
Barney Krebsbach
Frank Bernt
Sacred Heart Church
Board Considering Settlement Of Peterson Will Legacy
The Board of Educational Lands and Funds authorized the attorney general to discuss a settlement of the Charles T. Peterson will. He left property to divide between state high schools. Heirs at law may receive 15000 dollars, deducted pro rata from legacies. Doubt remains if high schools gain after estate revaluation.
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Board of Educational Lands and Funds
Charles T. Peterson
Osceola
State Journal
Lutheran Church Weekly Schedule and Programs
The Lutheran Church announces a Thursday 2 30 p m meeting at the church with refreshments hosted by Miss Otelia Johnson and program lead by Mrs. Frank Bard. Sunday includes Sunday School at 10 00 a m Morning Worship at 11 00 a m and an 8 00 p m Central City Lutheran League program. Deacons meet Monday at 8 00 p m.
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Central City
Luther League
Deacons
Methodist Church Weekly Schedule and Meetings
The Methodist church lists Sunday 10:00 a m Sunday School 11:00 morning worship with a sermon The Spirit and Skill of Worship A quarterly fellowship dinner follows in the park or church basement If inclement weather basket dinner The Intermediate League meets at 6:30 p m Music appreciation and promotion hour The W H M S meets in church parlors Tuesday July 6 with Mrs Lillian McBeth hostess Pastor Albert C Wonkman
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Methodist
Chukchu
Churena
Lillian McBeth
Albert C. Wonkman
Stromsburg Woman Undergoes Appendectomy Thursday
Bernice Miller of Stromsburg had an appendicitis operation performed by Dr. Secrecery on Thursday.
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Bernice Miller
Stromsburg
Secrecery
West Side Church Groups Plan July Meetings
The Swede Home Dorcas Society meets Friday July 2 at 2 30 in the church parlors with Misses Helen Pierson and Margaret Peterson hosting. Junior Mission Band and Junior Choir set gatherings for 2 30 and 4 00 the same day. A birthday celebration honors Mrs Adelia Samuelson and Miss Ruth Nelson of York with many friends in attendance.
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Dorcas Society
Helen Pierson
Margaret Peterson
C. A. Sward
Joseph
Bernice
Iowa
Illinois
Michigan
Blanche Nelson
St. Edwards
Kenneth Peterson
Happy Needle Workers Sewing Club
Irene Forss
Tressa Bush
Arthur Ekstrom
A. E. Peterson
Herman Anderson
Stromsburg
Walter Larson
Frank Larson
Clarence Larson
Harley Olseen
Council Bluffs
Sander Peterson
Walter Carnine
Adolph Forss
Russell Fjell
Wm. Fjell
Wesley
Earl Fredrickson
Ella Sue Anderson
Lincoln
Axel Fredrickson
Adelia Samuelson
Mrs. Samuelson
Ruth Nelson
York
Peterson Olson Wedding at Free Mission Church Stromsburg
Evelyn Peterson daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Peterson married Eugene E Olson son of Mr and Mrs Isador Olson at Free Mission Church Stromsburg with Rev C G Willman officiating. Reception followed at the bride’s home with pink and white decorations. Couples will reside on a farm northeast of Stromsburg.
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Evelyn Peterson
Arthur Peterson
Eugene E. Olson
Isador Olson
Free Mission Church
Stromsburg
C. G. Willman
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Curtis Samuelson
Evelyn Nyquist
Genevieve Ramsey
Ragnar Carlson
Phyllis Linstrom
Wallace Peterson
Roland Swanson
Ward Freeman
Mrs. Olson
Farmer and violin maker Gandpa Bengston of Hordville
The 73 year old B E Bengston retired banker and farmer is a noted hobbyist. He makes violins and gave five last year to family. He sold a violin 44 years ago that he could not buy back. He writes five books and carves wood, archaeology, and relics. He completed a 769 page manuscript of Personal Recollections.
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B. E. “Gandpa
Bengston
Hordville
Omaha Bee News
City sets limited firecracker rule for July 3 4 5
City Council bans shooting fireworks except on July 3 4 and 5 with strict enforcement. Merchants urged to inform buyers that violations will not be tolerated. Read at local council meeting.
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Guy F. Ball
Wheat Harvest Underway in Polk County
Polk County farmers begin wheat harvesting as reports conflict on yield quality. County Agent Kelly cites valley grain at about 25 bushels per acre with good quality, while upland wheat suffers from last week’s heat and premature drying. Unripened grain may delay combining and keep overall outcomes in doubt.
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Polk County
Kelly
Couny
Cemetery Association Plans Friday Meeting at Mrs Dolly Fineey Home
Fairview notes show Cemetery Association to meet Friday July 9 at Mrs Dolly Fineey's home with Mrs Grace McCormick assisting. Local residents Ruth Benson who taught in California sailed June 24 from New York on S S Pilsudski toward London and Europe for the summer.
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The
Cemetery Association
Dolly Fineey
Grace McCormick
Ruth Benson
California
W. J. Benson
New York City
S. S. Pilsudski
London
Grand Island
Lois Cranning
Guilford Bryan
George Heinemeyer
W B. Dake
Lohr
Pawnee Park
Columbus
Fred Lind
Ramsey Nelson
Havens
Charles Ryan
H. A. McCormick
Virgil McCormick
Omaha
Rev. W. Hendrickson
Bryan Memorial Hospital
Lincoln
Lester McCormick
Cairo
Neal McCormick
Mina Buchta
Calmar Dunn
George Buchta
Mrs Carl Anderson Undergoes Minor Surgery Monday
Mrs Carl Anderson of Stromsburg underwent a minor surgical procedure conducted by Dr. Schroeder on Monday.
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Carl Anderson
Stromsburg
Dr. Schroeder
Car Crashes Near Stromsburg Injure Two
Miss Jona L. Green and Everett Noyd were seriously hurt when their car crashed into a tree on Cemetery Road east of Stromsburg. Green, driving, sustained a broken collar bone and a broken leg, among other injuries, and was taken to Omaha. Noyd suffered broken ribs and other injuries. Green had been visiting in Stromsburg after residing in Omaha.
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Jona L. Green
Everett Noyd
Cemetery Road
Stromsburg
Miss Green
Omaha
Mr. Noyd
Chester Larson
Evelynne Peterson
Andrew Peterson
Eugene Olson
Isadore Olson
Free Mission Church
Ida Rieling
Swan Larson
A.C. Morrill
Arthur Morrill
Allen Walcott
Julia Morrill
North Platte
Mary Lee
Denver
Colorado
Anna Anderson
Peterson Family Reunion Marks Fifth Annual Gathering
The fifth annual Peterson family reunion was held at the Pete Peterson homestead on Sunday June 27 with 73 of 88 members present. Mrs Arthur Ekstrom was re elected President and Lillian Chindgren re elected Secretary. Refreshment committee named for next year includes Mrs Petrus Nelson Mrs Ed Carlson Mrs Art Ekstrom and Mrs Gustav Peterson. One birth since the last reunion a daughter to Mr and Mrs Harley Olseen. Attendees list includes many Carlsons Chindgrens and Ekstroms with visitors Helen Ahlin Jean Fox Ewald Pliefke. Absent include Rev Leonard Smith family and Bennie Carlson U S Navy.
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Peter Peterson
Pete Peterson
Sander Peterson
Arthur Ekstrom
Lillian Chindgren
Petrus Nelson
Ed Carlson
Art Ekstrom
Gustav Peterson
Harley Olseen
Gust Chindgren
N. ¥. Carlson
John Carlson
Mauritz Swanson
Clarence Carlson
A. A . Anderson
Oakland
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Helen Ahlin
Jean Fox
Ewald Pliefke
Leonard Smith
Stanton
Cedric Anderson
Busy Cookers' Club meets for soups and cupcakes
The Busy Cookers' Club gathered at Fern Wieseman's home on Friday June 18 for a soups demonstration with lunch by Fern and Doris Schipporeit. A later meeting at Dorothy Wyman's on Friday June 25 featured cup cakes by Fern Wieseman and Catherine Schaber with Nell Augustin assisting. The next gathering will be hosted by Zelva June McCormick with Floriene Miller assisting.
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Busy Cookers
Fern Wieseman
Doris Schipporeit
Dorothy Wyman
Nell Augustin
Catherine Schaber
Zelva June McCormick
Floriene Miller
Country Club Opens Season With Bridge Dinner
The Country Club opened its season with a bridge dinner at the club house Tuesday evening. The organizing committee included Mr and Mrs. W. W. Norton Dr and Mrs. A. A. Wurtz Mr and Mrs. F. D. Mills Mr and Mrs. K. A. Cornish and Mr and Mrs. Clyde Smith. Ralph Mackerang and Mrs. F. W. Schumann had high score. Mrs. M. A. Mills won the traveling prize.
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the Country Club
W. W. Norton
A. A. Wurtz
F. D. Mills
K. A. Cornish
Clyde Smith
Ralph Mackerang
F. W. Schumann
M. A. Mills
Polk Ladies Surprise Mrs Johnson On Birthday Anniversary
Mrs Donald Johnson was surprised on her birthday anniversary as a group of ladies gathered at her home Wednesday afternoon. The guests included Mesdames Fred Johnson Ollie Johnson Elwyn Johnson Jesse McFadden of Loup City Ralph Branting Robert Steinbach Charles Smith Paul Wurtz and Shad Stroupe. A social afternoon followed by a luncheon prepared by the guests.
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Donald Johnson
Fred Johnson
Ollie Johnson
Elwyn Johnson
Jesse McFadden
Loup City
Ralph Branting
Robert Steinbach
Charles Smith
Paul Wurtz
Shad Stroupe
G. M. Hill
Arthur Peterson
Ovid
Colorado
Peterson
Hill
Arnold Isaacson
Carl G. Johnson
del Danker
Aurora
Calvin Webster
York
C. R. Peterson
Z. F. Myers
Earl Burke
Stromsburg
Robert Sigler
C. E. Johnson
C. N. Peterson
Elmer Peterson
Grand Island
Robert
Park
Asa Smith
LaVerne Harrington
Arborville
Charles Wyatt
Forrest Bowker
Arcadia
Archie Paben
Central City
O. E. Davis
Lincoln
R. L. Smith
P. T. Wurtz
John Wall
Hampton
Charles Norquest
Sophia Scheapler
Martin Baack
Leo Wurtz
R. J. Peterson
Betty Jean Kingsley
Donald Peterson
Clarks
Walter Kingsley
Hugh
Gene Turner
Delvin Newton
Park Rapids
Minn
Change in Citizens State Bank Polk and related notices
M. E. Isaacson and A. Isaacson bought M. J. Ferguson’s stake in the Citizens State Bank of Polk. Ferguson to run the Marquette bank and move there in July. Isaacson family to Grand Island. Rabies rise in Oklahoma, quackery in Denmark, Connecticut marriage tests, and veterinary insecticide notes accompany broader health items.
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Citizen’s State Bank
Polk
M. E. Isaacson
Marquette
A. Isaacson
M. J. Ferguson
Citizen’s State Bank of
Ferguson
M. R. Isaacson
First National Bank of Marquette
Marquette Bank
First State Bank of Murphy
Grand Island
Isaacson
National Farms Loan Associations
Arnold Isaacson
Citizen’s State Bank of Polk
Connecticut
Farmer Swanson Harvests Grasshoppers With Hopper Dozer
Edwin C. Swanson two miles west of Osceola harvests grasshoppers from a barley field using a hopperdozer mounted on his binder. Pests are driven by horses and reel into a wooden trough where oil and water kill them by immersion. The catch reduces grasshopper numbers and is recommended to other binder users.
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Edwin C. Swanson
Osceola
Swanson
Kelly
Weekend Guests Visit Lincoln Residents
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Byers and Mrs. Carrie Appleman of Lincoln were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Byers. Also visiting Sunday were Mrs. A. Snider, Lyn, and Mrs. Sarah Byers.
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Walter Byers
Carrie Appleman
Lincoln
D. R. Byers
W. Byers
Mrs Appleman
A. Snider
Lyn
Sarah Byers
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Wm. Marquis
Chester Bennet
J. F. Knerr
Rolland Beatty and Son
Viola Dahl
Auburn
Beatty
John Dahl
Viola
Will Hanna
Herbert Peterson
M. Hennings
C. W. Hennings
O. R Hennings
A . Torell
Dwight Newcomer
John Berck
Newcomer
Hershel Jones
Bakersfield
North Battleford
Sask Canada
Dennis Swanson
Lloyd Hahn
Lewis Bergren
Marian Swanson
J. C. Miller
C. C
the Busy Cookers’ Club
Polk County Medical Society
Oklahoma
C. M. Pearce
Health Department
Denmark
United States
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Farmer
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