Parole Hearing Set For Convicted Forger Lewis
Notice states Howard G. Lewis, convicted in Polk County on March 16 1950 for Uttering Forged Instrument, seeks parole. Board of Pardons schedules hearing at 1 30 PM July 11 1951 at the State Reformatory Lincoln Nebraska. Public may appear and show cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard G. Lewis
Polk County
Board of Pardons
State Reformatory
Lincoln
Nebraska
James Pittenger
Richard C. Meissner
Notice to Creditors In The County Court Of Polk County
In the Matter of the estate of Henry Schmoker deceased the State of Nebraska states creditors must file claims by October 6 1951 with a hearing set for October 8 1951 in the Polk County Court Room The notification is dated June 8 1951 and signed by County Judge L M Merrick The notice continues with a separate line about Mr and Mrs Wayne Anderson and Jane as dinner guests of Mr and Mrs W E Bahr on Sunday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County
Nebraska
Henry Schmoker
State of
Said
L. M. Merrick
Wayne Anderson
Jane
Mrs
W. E. Bahr
Social Notes From Clarks and Nearby Visits
Mrs. O. F. Branting spends the week in Clarks with her sister Mrs. Arthur Swedenberg. Sharon Bowe of Columbus visits her brother Lawrence Bowe and family. Mrs. Carl Wieseman hosts the Eastern Star Kingston gathering with assistance from Mrs. Robert Wieseman and Mrs. Fred Wieseman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. F. Branting
Clarks
Arthur Swedenberg
Sharon Bowe
Columbus
Lawrence Bowe
Family
Carl Wieseman
Kensington
Robert Wieseman
Fred Wieseman
Good Will Club Visits Covenant Home for Pantry Shower
The Good Will Club delivered a program and pantry shower at Covenant Home in Stroms burg last Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mierau and sons moved to Newman Grove on Saturday where they will reside and Mr Mierau was named manager of the Gas Office there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Will
Covenant Home
Stromsburg
Henry Mierau and Sons
Newman Grove
Mr. Mierau
Polk County Delegates Attend V F W Ladies Auxiliary Encampment
Mrs Florence Iler and Mrs Vera Burke with delegates Mrs Lavern Burke and Mrs Ella Rystrom traveled from Stroms burg to Fremont for the V F W Ladies Auxiliary encampment last Tuesday. Mrs Olive Ready Stromsburg District President attended the entire event from Saturday through Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Iler
Vera Burke
Lavern Burke
Ella Rystrom
Stromsburg
Polk County
V. F. W. Ladies Auxiliary
Fremont
Olive Ready
Camp Augustine Hosts Kepners at Cub and Dad's Camp
Bill Kepner and his father spent a weekend at Camp Augustine near Grand Island. They joined in Cub and Dad's Day Summer Camp activities and enjoyed the programs offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Kepner
Camp Augustine
Grand Island
Mrs. Hotchkiss Leaves Omaha Hospital for Home
Mrs. Jim Hotchkiss recovered from a hospital stay in Omaha and returned to the home of her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Walter Wells in North Platte. Mr and Mrs Leonard Mrkvicka visited North Platte for a Father’s Day reunion and Mr Mrkvicka’s father, long hospitalized in Omaha, can resume work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Hotchkiss
Omaha
Walter Wells
City
Leonard Mrkvicka
North Platte
Tuesday Dinner Guests at Dr Peterson Residence
Tuesday evening guests of Dr. and Mrs. C. R. Peterson included Mrs. Helen Isaacson of Polk and Mrs. E. L. Ingram of Dallas Texas along with Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Norton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Peterson
Helen Isaacson
Polk
E. L. Ingram
Dallas
Texas
W. W. Norton
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Theatre
Nebr
Trigger, Jr
Roy Rogers
Dale Evans
Fred Astaire
Jane Powell
Peter Lawford
Ara Andrews
Susan Hayward
Louis Hancock
Victory Hotel
Perkins Hotel
David City
Nicas
Ron
The
Goodyear Fire & Rubber Company
Kepner
Jackson
Launderers
Green
Bush
Quarty
Riverside Park
Central City, Nebr
Central
Seno
Martin-Senour
Crouse-Tex Drug
FORD
Martin Senoua
Sun
Vengeance Valley
Luke Short
Action Plus
St. Burt Lancaster
Joanne Dru
Robert Walker
Sally Forrest
Damon Runyon
Marilyn Maxwell
Jane Darwell
Bob Hope
Lloyd ‘Nolan
Cartoon IE
Bonzo
Ronald Reagan
Diana Lynn
Walter Slezak
Jesse White
Sigler Garage
F.C
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