Progress Files Social and Local News Roundup 1919
Dated April 17 1919 the Toledo area notes births deaths marriages and relocations. Highlights include a newborn daughter for Mr and Mrs Harvey Kinsley a Polk County farming move for Claude Green and wife and a death of Charley Munson. Community visits church events and local business changes are recorded along with farm fires and athletic achievements.
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Polk
Nebraska
Ig Shek
The Progress Is Appreciated and Our Paper’s Mission
The Progress editor reflects on reader reactions and the newspaper’s role beyond advertising. Letters from Burdette Flodman and Mrs. Ray Mesner praise honesty and morale, noting the paper’s value in editorials and local news. The editor affirms a lifelong commitment to the Progress and its conversational, nonprofit mission.
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Burdette Flodman
Osceola
Lincoln
Nebraska
Burdette
Ray Mesner
Central City
Polk Progress
Don Reeves
Progress
Polk Local Guests Include Albin Family in Plainview Visit
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Albin and family spent the weekend with relatives at Plainview. They were Saturday and overnight guests of Mrs Alfreda Albin and Easter Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs John Horn. Other guests included Mr and Mrs Mark Albin of Des Moines Ta and Miss Leota Horn of Plainview. Sunday evening visits featured Mr and Mrs Darwin Carlson and Joan at the Paul Anderson home, Mr and Mrs Donald Hanquist with Lori and Rodney at Mrs Laura Bolton, and Arlo Stevens at the Glen Hill home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Albin
Plainview
Alfreda Albin
John Horn
Mark Albin
Des Moines
Leota Horn
Darwin Carlson
Joan
Paul Anderson
Donald Hanquist
Lori
Rodney
Laura Bolton
Arlo Stevens
Glen Hill
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By Alvena Lind
W. A. Wurtz
Harry Halleck
Tudor
H- B . Johnson
Harvey Kinsley
Wilbur Whitacre
Winfield
Charley Munson
Claude Green
I. N. Shenk
Albert Sundberg
Columbus
Ford Shenk
Bailey Stouffer
York
Donald Johnson
W. E. Anderson
Bill Wright
C. R. Peterson
Junior
Dana Westfall
D. H. Westfall
W. A Wurtz
Marty Halleck
Ford
Sodergren Motor Co
Hazel Flodman
Ernest Flodman
Lawrence Lind
Henry Lind
Trumbull
Clarence Lind
C. A. Peterson
Ralph Peterson
Carl Steelquist
August Steelquist
Stromsburg
Arthur Eckdahl
Emil Ehn
Oscar Sealey
Oregon
Charles Smith
Bradshaw
J. C. McClure
T. A. Stevens
Fred Dobebrstein
Immanuel Lutheran Church
M. V. Meyer
Zion Lutheran Cemetery
Hampton
F. W. Fossberg
Gordon
U.S. Navy
Bouganville Island
Arborville
Floyd Merchant
Rev. Hayes
Clarks
L. P. Samuelson
Chillicothe Missouri
Fredolph Samuelson
Kansas City
Ann Samuelson
August F. Nelson
Clifford Cramer
Cramer
Charlie Smith
H. B. Johnson
Grand Island
Omaha
Kenneth Stewart
Jerry King
Frank Barnes, Jr
American Legion Post
Jack Larkin
Boy’s
Bill McNaught
Boy's
Walter Fisher
Earl Kingston
Dennis Jacobsen
Marquette
Vergil Kisler
Aurora Hospital
Veterans Hospital
Arborville Youth Fellowship
Harold Bedient
John Wochner
Hans Willadson
Clarkson
Immanuel
Lutheran Church Choir
Ted Janky
Larry
Susan
Mamre
Harry Nelson
James Wilson
Friends Church
Wilson
Hillis _Brer
Alton Driewer
Cargill
Lloyd Lind
Nebr
Cargil
Sweet Electric
Clarks, Nebraska
Norris W. Alfred
Nebraska Press Association
Mason
Mason Nurseries
York, Nebraska
Richard Anderson
Polk County Assessor
Democratic