Wright Bros Promote Cash Prizes At Polk County Fair
Wright Bros Flour Mills of Brainard Nebraska offer 15 dollars in prizes at the Polk County Fair August 21 to 25. Top loaf prize is ten dollars and five dollars for second best loaf made with Big 5 Flour. Judges are the fair’s same panel. The Happy Home Makers held a meeting with Shirley Jackson as guest and planned upcoming demonstrations and dish towel judging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright Bros. Flour Mills
Brainard
Nebr
Polk County Fair
Happy Home Makers
Edgar Wisely
Shirley Jackson
Phyllis Joy
G. M.merrick
Shelley
Laramie
Wyo
W. O. Fudge
Jay McCormick
Omaha
George Bradbury
LeRoy Hultman
Maple Leaf Club
Valley Church
Walter Flyn
Luke ,Mundy
Phyllis
Steve Bradley
Jack
Ulysses
Larry Lambe
Rawleigh
Rawleigh’s
Dept
Freeport
Ill
G. M. Merrick
F. P. Shermadine
F. E. Merrick
F. P. Shelmadine
Richard Matheson
Mary Kathryn
Floyd Headlee
Jerry
Charles Hastings
Larry
Merle Watts
Miner James
Mark Gustafson
Gary
Lawrence Bowe
DeLoss Buchholz
Carla
Charles Sargent
Genoa
Louis Morgan
Cora ,Honeggar
Montezuma
Iowa
Roy Adair
Ray Miller
Ruth
Jocelyne
Des Moines
Clyde Smith
Social and community notices from Osceola area
Mr and Mrs Ben Johnson and others vacation visits in York and Omaha. Mrs Norwood Creekpaum of Omaha visits Osceola. Shower for Mrs Robert Jackson at Shelby United Brotherhood church. Stray white faced 3 year old heifer 800 pounds found. notify John Sutko Osceola Route 3. Local family outings to Omaha Prairie City Shelby and Swede Home. Missionary Tea hosted by Mrs Myron Johnson with Swede Home guests. Wesley Chapel Club meets at Osceola park with program on War and How To Keep Out Of It.
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Ben Johnson
Howard
Pauline
Hull
York
Norwood Creekpaum
Omaha
O. F. Brant
Blanche Elwood
Viola Fink
Robert Jackson
United Brothern
Shelby
C. F. Moore
Stanton Moore
Stromsburg
Oscar Fredrickson
LaVerne
Wm. Larson
Helen Airline
Orpha Ekstrom
Axel Fredrickson
Dorothy
Earl Johnson
Kenneth Peterson
Jack Malek
Richard
Donald Malek
James Gibbins
Leslie Hanshew
C. R. Timm
Leon Hopwood
Gibbins
Henry Morris
Wesley Chapel Club
Osceola Park
Charles Reed
Leona Dawes
Community Notes From Hordville And Surroundings
Miss Doris Burgeson visited her mother Mrs. Dora Burgeson in Hordville while Owen Horst and Carl Moore returned from a Canada fishing trip. Mrs. Joel Hanson and family vacationed in Colorado. The Garden Club met at John S. Anderson’s to discuss evergreens with several members presenting topics and poems by Nebraska girls. The High Prairie Home Makers met at Mrs. H. E. Samuelson’s July 11 with Rosalie Firkström visiting. next meeting set for July 24 at Josephine Swanson’s. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Armentrout of Cedar Rapids visited E. J. Brown and Polk County relatives on Sunday.
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Baileys
Maxine Brooks
Geraldine Walters
Columbus
C. G. Greenwood
Beverly
Karen
Emerson
Iowa
Happy Hour Club
Osceola City Park
May Clark
Walter Hosick
Central City
D. B. Byers
B. McCormick
Jane Fraham
West Point
Osceola
Polk County Fair
Jay Hirstings
Mary Bull
Marysville
Kansas
Wm. H. Larson
Adeline Fredrickson
Lincoln
Axel Fredrickson
Myron Johnson
Womans Home Missionary Society
D. B. Hulquist
Kimball
Nebr
Virgil Wehrman
Lexington
Joe Wieseman
Gordon Anderson
el Reno
Oklahoma
John Oberg
Frank Joy
David Timm
Rock Island
Moline
Illinois
Dorothy Thorngren
Oberg
Doris Burgeson
Hordville
Dora Burgeson
Owen Horst
Carl Moore
Canada
Joel Hanson
Doris
Lowell
Colorado
Garden Club
John S. Anderson Forday
Fannie McCray
Gunnard
Peterson
H. E. Samuelson
Rosalie Firkstrom
Rena May Willits
Samuelson
Josephine Swanson
Zoe Ann Samuelson
News
Lloyd Armentrout
Cedar Rapids
E. J. Brown
Polk County
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Hills Bros
Mennen
Petrolagar
Cascade Travel Pack
MUSE
Claudette Colbert
James Stewart
DR. Kildare
MGM
Lew Ayres
Lionel Barrymore
Lana Turner
Nat Pendleton
Tony Martin
Gloria Stuart
Slim Summerville
Donald’s
Steeple’s Store
Sun Valley
Sun Valley Lodge
Challenger Inn
Union Pacific
Union Pacific Railroad
Branting
General Motors
Frigidaire
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