Rebekahs Hold District Conference At David City
The Rebekah District Conference met in David City with large attendance. Hazel Amos of Sargent led an instructive quiz style school as Polk and David City tied for high honors. Osceola Lodge showed the Degree and received compliments. Officers elected: Pres Mabel Dornburgh Polk Vice Pres Clara Ziehr David City Warden Esther Abbott Shelby Secy Gertrude Nelson Polk Treas Hattie Newcomer Osceola May Braithwaite and Fanny McCray received appointed offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekahs
Rebekah Distrit
David City
Assembly
Hazel Amos
Sargant
Polk
Osceola Lodge
Mabel Dornburgh
Clara Ziehr
Esther Abbott
Shelby
Secy
Gertrude Nelson
Treas
Hattie Newcomer
Osceola
May Braithwaite
Fanny McCray
Farm conservation payment rule relaxed by new act
The 80 percent planting rule for full conservation payments under the Agricultural Conservation program has been eliminated. Farmers receive the full payment on normal yields if within allotment, regardless of actual acreage planted, under a Congress approved amendment signed by President Roosevelt. Parity payments remain unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Taddiken
ACP
Taddiken
Congress
Roosevelt
Local Social and Church News From Hordville Area
Mr and Mrs Oscar Jones and family were dinner guests in the home of Mr and Mrs Gilbert Benson. Rev and Mrs Wm Butzke visited Mr and Mrs George Reed. A large Polk County crowd attended a Lutheran church program in Hordville by the high school Mixed Chorus. The Ladies Aid met with hostesses T A Stevens Mary Ross Goethe Floyd Miller and Neil Dore mus. Families and neighbors share meals and visits across Harden, Stromsburg, Grand Island, and Omaha areas amid a week of rain and community events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Jones
Gilbert Benson
Wm. Butzke
Seward
George Reed
Polk and
Communty
Lutheran Church
Hordville
Hordville ‘High
Hennie Seymour
Peggy McGinnis
Ella Shenk
D. BH. Westfall
Ladies Aid of
The
Methodist Church
T. A. Stevens
Ross Goethe
Floyd Miller
Neil Doremus
Lawrence Sundberg
Arnold Isaacson
Nelson King
Neil McNaught and
W. J
Roger
Hai
Hardville
Gilbert Driewer
Will C. Blase
Grandma Blase
Minnie Richert
Marguerite
Thelma Martens
Lincoln
Ivan
Dorothy Martens
Gresham
Gust Driewer
Henry Driewer
Henry Parpert
Ray Parpet
Will Rehrs
Hampton
Sam Richert
Benedict
E. W. Widga
Iowa
Lester
Grand Junction
Lloyd Widga
Stromsburg
Dayton
Carl F. Juergensen
Grand Island
R. M. Bailey
Hope
Yue
C. H. Smith
Shad Stroupe
Marlene
Wesley Stark
Bradshaw
Merrill Strand
Kearney
Oscar Strand
H. B. Johnson
Ellen Anderson
Roy Miller
York
Henry Shostrom
C. Q. Johnson
Wilmer Johnson
Axel Flodman
Kenneth Leach
Ord
C. R. Leach
Esther Menssen
Emalyne Deuker
Minnie Nicholson
Elwood Sandell
Mary Lou
Ralph Flodman
Elmer Peterson
Charles Smith
Henry Smith
S. S. Piper
C. C. Jenking
D. H. Westfall
A. R. Marshall
Omaha
Ed Coover
Paul
Karl Karlson
Stromseburg
Jolly Neighbors Club
Ed Sundberg
Clarence Bryant
Bobby
Virgil Blase
Conecordia Teachers College
L. E. Blase
Ralph Shafer
Oscar Stromberg
World-Herald
Pork Progress
Iva Shostrom
Mable
Willie Shostrom
Marvin Fredrickson
Carroll Flodman
Local social visitors from Stromsburg and York families
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hanquist and family visited the Earl Steever home in Stromsburg Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Flodman and sons and Vergil and Algene Flodman visited with friends in York on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Hanquist
Earl Steever
Stromsburg
Mrs. Carroll Flodman
Vergil and
Algene Flodman
York
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Bliss
Ib Miller
P&g
Graham
F. L. Dunn
Clarks, Nebr
Havens, Nebraska
Lloyd Hanson and His Orchestra
Virgil Campbell and His Orchestra
Lloyd Kroger
Polk Hatchery
C. N. Peterson
the of
Henry Horstman
Loup City
Mr. Horstman
Mrs. Horstman
Vera Stevens
Miss Stevens
Rolland Swanson
Farmer’s Store
Victor
Uncle Sam
Maxwell House
Hills
G. Millers
Don Leon
Farmer’s Union
Alam
Farmer’s
Warren Strand
Sundberg & Son
Ray
Frigidaire
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