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Newspaper

Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1949

Page

8

Card of Thanks and Social Notes

Messages of gratitude from Phyllis Rhode Mrs Wayne Ramsey and the Upton and Claus Lindahl families express appreciation for hospital visits cards gifts and sympathy. Local social notices report visits and dinners for Miss Marcia Stohl and relatives in Axtell and at the Flodman and Carlson homes during Easter vacation.

Wayne Ramsey Lester Upton Linda Kay Claus Lindahl Marcia Stahl Axtell Nebraska E. A. Flodman Chas. Carlson John Carlson Bill Elsworth Monty Harry Carlson Marcia Stohl Robert Stohl

Easter Weekend Socials and Local Visits Compile

Waldon McNaught spent Saturday at the Ben Peterson home. Numerous relatives and friends gathered for Easter Sunday meals and visits at homes of the Blases Lindburg Green Sundberg and others. Concert Choir at Osceola Auditorium Sunday April 24 8 p.m. Featured songs and performances.

Swanson earns Phi Beta Kappa honors at University

Max R. Swanson son of Mr and Mrs Albert J Swanson was elected to Phi Beta Kappa national scholastic honorary society at the University as one of 40 top scholars. Membership is open to the upper sixth to tenth of the senior class in Arts and Sciences.

Max R. Swanson Albert J. Swanson Phi Beta Kappa College of Arts and Sciences Glenna VanHorn Lin Victor VanHorn Florence Miller David City Clara J. Horst Elmer Horst Dale Smith Portland Oregon al Smith Kenneth Whitla Lincoln Keith Fellers Dorothy Rolland Bernie Gissler Rudolph Gissler Mervin Hiemez Denver Jack Malek Adolph Heimer Shelby Malek Jeanice Sutton Vera Cole Harry Donna Raymond Bennett Barbara Bennett Ann Coons North Bend Nebraska Herbert D. Ball University of Nebraska Guy F. Ball Milo Cochrane Omaha Tillman Joy Joy Mary Cerny George Hruska James Kasparek Lyle W. Nelson Chicago Richard Kasparek Kansas City Paul Jaenicke San Diego California Auguist Jaenicke

Turkey In The Hay: A Futile Fence Fight

Cleta and Seth clash over turkeys repeatedly as a flooded alfalfa prompts battles. After a dramatic chase, Cleta discovers the gobbler on Seth’s side bears his registration, resolving the feud with a costly win tied to pride, loneliness, and a shared animal.

Cues Brown Seth Jones Seth Cleta Cleta A Tom WNU Features

Family Life and Community Notes from a Page

A domestic scene centers on Dave Parsell and his mother Drusilla as remodeling shifts into new floors and a porch. Interactions reveal family tensions and affection amid neighbors visits, church ties, and local happenings. Community notices cover Easter visits, birthdays, births, and local gatherings across Stromsburg and surrounding towns.

Dave Drusilla Davel Dad Mother Dad Parsell Acklings

Local visits populate Easter social line

Mr and Mrs Ben Peterson visited Thursday evening in the N E McNaught home. Mr and Mrs Will Kroger were Easter dinner guests in the home of Mr and Mrs Neil McNaught and sons. Evening callers were Mr and Mrs Frank Nelson and boys of Gothenburg and Mr and Mrs N J Nelson of Central City. Mr and Mrs Leonard Warnick and baby visited relatives at York Sunday afternoon.

Waldon McNaught Ben Peterson Herbert Wurtz Havens Will Wurtz Martin Smith Lorna Mae Victor Blase Harold Blase Clara Blase Flora Deuker Gilbert Blase Harvey Harvey Sorensen Lincoln Clarence Munn Central City Homer Green Green Albert Sundberg Doyle Sundberg Milton Johnson Polk Floyd Miller T. A. Stevens Donna Sundberg Sutton Janice Sundberg James Palmer Merle Stromberg Masonic Lodge Ethel Garten Kearney Dan Ice, Jr Green River Wyoming Clifford Cramer Lillie Stewart Ross Krabiel Aurora Doyle Munn Will Rudy Grand Island Bill Shenk Maynard Jensen Roger Gustafson Lester Graves Vincent Bittinger Clarks Merlin Seward Ray Phillips Moline Pork Harry Carlson Rudolph Gustafson Wayne Ramsey Patty York Henry Seymour Benedict Linnie Shafer Hennie Seymour Henry Reed Lester Rehrs Leslie Adelson August Nelson Lizzie Johnson Henry Smith Stromsburg Glen Green Ruth Green Ham Ranelle Jean Sackskewsky Dorothy Rhode Fred Rhode Wayne Glasser Buch Heiden Melvin Ehlers Lynette Clarence Rhode Earl Bates Arthur Bates Ralph Doremus A. C. Bates N. E

Bank Statement Summary with Deposits and Capital

The document lists demand and time deposits totaling 1 048 317 94 and total liabilities of 1 048 317 94. Capital accounts show 25 000 00 common stock 17 000 00 surplus and 13 890 45 undivided profits, with assets pledged 40 000 00. A Isaacson cashier certifies correctness. directors Paul R. Strand and Charles A. Carlson attest.

United States A. Isaacson

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