Hillside Man Faces Police Role While Local Business Sells Trucks
Mel Hill plans to avoid a police judge post citing his own troubles. Johnson Bros. Chevrolet sold two trucks to Farmers Oil Co and Ed Enderly of Marquette. Polk Mercantile shipped 60 cases of 1800 dozen eggs received Saturday. Arbor Day revival drives Nebraska campaign with Halsey forest officials backing it.
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Polk Mercantile Co
PHS
Leroy Alfred
William McGaffin
Anna Anderson
Calmar Jones
Grayce Stevens
Leonard Larson
Lyle Widga
Alice Myers
Rachel Stouffer
Edith Engle
Nebraska
Halsey Forest Reserve
Mel Hill
Edwin Anderson
Iowa
T. J. Nel
Johnson Bros. Chevrolet
Farmers Oil Co
Ed Enderly
Marquette
D.A.R
D. H. Westfall
Arnold Isaacson
Polk Progress subscription rates and notices
The Polk Progress lists publication details with editor and publisher Norris W Alfred. It notes second class matter status at Polk Nebraska and outlines subscription rates per year, half year and quarter, single copy price and a 10 cent per line for card of thanks and obituary poetry, along with advertising rates.
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Polk
Nebraska
Polk Girl Featured Soloist With Wesleyan Glee Club
Miss Karen Stevens of Polk and Vicki Korell of Culbertson were the featured soloists with the Wesleyan Girls Glee Club which gave a fine concert at the Stromsburg Methodist Church. The club has 32 members and had just returned from a Nebraska tour with 21 concert appearances. Attendees included Rev and Mrs Jensen and numerous local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karen Stevens
Polk
Vicki Korell
Culbertson
Wesleyan Girls’ Glee Club
Methodist Church
Stromsburg
Glee Club
Nebraska
Jensen
Arlo Stevens
Gale
Blanche Fitz
Alvin Dahlin
Glenn Hill
Irvin Anderson
Henry Kisler
Dwight Burney
Oscar Gustafson
Aurora
WSCS speaker recalls three month trailer trip to Mexico
The WSCS at the Methodist Church heard Mrs James Wilson describe a three months solo trip into Mexico with her husband. Orlie Adelson and his son Don visited relatives in Beatrice while Frank Harding and Stan Hankquist led Polk scorers at the county meet. Don Widga and La Rita Flodman named basketball king and queen at Polk. Vivian Funk succeeds as Polk Progress reporter replacing Mrs Philip Meline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSCS
Methodist
James Wilson
Mexico
Orlie Adelson
Wichita, Kan
Don
Beatrice
Bob Steenbeck
St. Petersburg
Florida
Frank Harding
Stan Hanquist
Polk
Polk County
Columbus
Don Widga
la Rita Flodman
Vivian Funk
The
Polk Progress
Philip Meline
Easter Guests at Local Homes Across Polk County
Easter Sunday gatherings bring visitors to multiple Polk County homes. Names include Mr and Mrs Joe Monson, W G Kohl, Arthur, R B Darnell, Linsay of Clarks. Kay Greenfield of Columbus. Mr and Mrs Ray Guilford of Central City. Ann O Shea and Sheila. Gilbert Johnson and Carolyn Warnick of Stromsburg. Reuben Ehn home. Ruth Bills with Rena Rudolph and Roswell Nordstrom. Ollie and Mrs Baker returning from San Juan Texas. W J Fisher hosting in Stromsburg. Bob Berger and Larry of Minneapolis stayed with W J Fisher.
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Harold W. Anderson
Joe Monson
W G. Kohl
Arthur
R. B. Darnell
Linsay
Clarks
Kay Greenfield
Columbus
Ray Guilford
Central City
Ann O’shea
Sheila
Arthur Adelson
Gilbert Johnson
Carolyn Warnick
Stromsburg
Reuben Ehn
Ruth Bills
Rena
Rudolph
Roswell Nordstrom
Ollie Baker
San Juan
Texas
W. J. Fisher
Robert Vandegrift
Bob Berger
Larry
Minneapolis
Rebekahs Hold District Meeting at David City
District No. 14 of the Rebekah Assembly met in David City on Saturday April 2 with six lodges present. Attendance totaled 84, and Polk Lodge seated officers after assembly officers were introduced. Helen Bayer of Polk won the unwritten work contest. After lunch, three students reported on their United Nations Pilgrimage from last summer. Lor na Cook Stromsburg and Kathy Zedicher, Osceola, sponsored by Polk Rebekahs, Charles Roberts sponsored by Osceola. Coffee and cookies followed the Assembly president Helen Neff School of Instruction.
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Rebekah Assembly
David City
Polk
Polk Rebekah Lodge
Helen Bayer
Rebekah
United Nations
Lorna Cook
Stromsburg
Polk Rebekahs
Kathy Zedicher
Charles Roberts
Osceola
Assembly
Helen Neff
Easter Dinner Guests Across Several Families
Mr David Tater of Venezuela and Rev and Mrs Harold Koelling were Friday evening guests in the Roland Bodine home Easter Sunday dinner guests in the Max Jones home were Mr and Mrs Fred Laessle Mr and Mrs Oscar Jones Mr and Mrs Robert Baack and family Mr and Mrs Lowell Bills and family Lanny Ang and Connie Jones of Minneapolis Minnesota were also among the visitors.
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David Tater
Venezuela
Harold Koelling
Roland Bodine
Max Jones
Fred Laessle
Oscar Jones
Robert Baack
Lowell Bills
Lanny Ang
Connie Jones
Minneapolis
Minn
Polk County Farm Bureau Banquet Held at Osceola High
The annual Polk County Farm Bureau banquet was held in Osceola on Wednesday evening in the high school auditorium. Attendees from Polk included Mr and Mrs Ben Peterson Mr and Mrs Wallace Sandell Mr and Mrs Elwood Sandell Mr and Mrs Jim Wilson Mr and Mrs Elmer Hankquist and Mr and Mrs Robert Anderson.
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Polk County Farm Bureau
Osceola
Polk
Ben Peterson
Wallace Sandell
Elwood Sandell
Jim Wilson
Elmer Hanquist
Robert Anderson
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Johnson Bros
Ira Glasser
Clark Snodgrass
Missionary Society of the
Arborville
Charles Flick
Harvey Wochner
van Bush
Hazel Nelson
Audubon
Verbena Brauer
Abilene Town
Marlene Baack
Paul Troester
Ralph Kahler
Osceola Hospital
Lizzie Johnson
Jack Witte
Lincoln
Jack
Hruska - Cerny
Parrish Hall
Shelby
Karl Misek
Leonard Orendorff
W. Jd. Johnson
Main St
Marshall Frank Cohagen
Winnie Lind
Winnebago
Nebr
Iva Stevens
Glendale
Calif
T. A. Stevens
Leland
Oklahoma City
Leroy
New Auto Claim Service
State Farm
Ralph C. Bond
Gatual Automobile Insurance Company
Bloomington
Winoels
Zlomke Furniture
Central
Norris W
Alfred
Nebraska Pred- Association
Gbcfanign
Wesleyan Girls
Rebekahs
County Farm Bureau
Wegner
Central City, Nebraska
Elmer Galusha & Sons
Ty Dan Ey
Farmers Coop. Grain Association
Polk, Nebraska
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