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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1953
Page
6
Leo Hahn is home after a ten week hospital stay in Hastings for medical treatment. Reverend F C Dahlberg and Reverend I L Hedbloom attended the county ministerial meeting in Shelby on Monday.
Mark Timmo from Osceola visited State Farm Bureau Insurance on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Theo Otte hosted the Rebekah lodge social evening with light refreshments. Mr and Mrs W A Wurtz visited Dr Arthur Wurtz in Osceola Monday. Farmers Store specials include 2 lbs best grade peaberry coffee 25c cheese 11c, tall can salmon 10c, Butternut coffee 29c, ladies cotton hose pair 8c.
Cpl Donald Bennett left for Tinker Field Oklahoma after visiting his parents Mr and Mrs C Minenett and wife. Cpl Robert Strickland and Miss Gail Kuwitzky wed at Fort Sill Oklahoma March 25. Strickland attends Officer School's Personal Office. Election results show Village Board Albert Sundberg and C A Carlson. School Board Mrs Paul Strand and Carl Steelquist. County Extension notes fewer Chill bugs this spring. Ted Altrel, Dayte Sundhberg and Mike Williams of Creta sport their respective parents.
Six five students attended the first annual Music Festival sponsored by the Coldenrogt Conference at Strasburg. David Augustus Mayo died in Wichita Kansas on March 5th. Foreizo Correspondent Bill McGaffin visited friends in Polk.
The marriage ceremony was held last Saturday evening with Mise Annette Larson and Maurice Lindburg Jr. exchanging vows. Polk Progress Rubber Stamps reports the couple’s union in a concise wedding notice.
Eric Larson 84, a longtime early pioneer of Central City, died Thursday. Funeral services were held Sunday in Central City with burial in the Baptist Cemetery near Horndville.
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