Luther League Meeting and Social Hosts in Swede Home
The Luther League will meet this Thursday April 27 with Mr and Mrs Walter Jones and Mr and Mrs Dave Jones entertaining. The Board of administration is asked to meet in the parsonage after the Luther League meeting. The T C W Club will meet this Thursday with Mrs Edwin Lewis.
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Luther League
Walter Jones
Dave Jones
Board of Administration
T.C.W. Club
Edwin Lewis
John Johnson
Stromsburg
Marvin Fredrickson
Oscar Fredrickson
LaVerne Fredrickson
Genoa
Wahoo
Frank Thelander
Vernon
Alvin Swansom
C. A. Sward Ard Bernice
Harlan Johnson
Derone
Helen Pierson
Community notes on local families and events in Stromsburg
Local residents attend the Nebraska Synod Lutheran Conference in Wahoo. Several families visit relatives in Genoa Polk and Denver after Mayo Clinic trip. Farmers Union Swede Home buys a garage for a hall. Seattle couple visits Olson in Stromsburg then heads to New York and Sweden. Benson and Johnston families host over weekend with university student Donald Bennett returning home.
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H. B. Branting
Wahoo
Victor Anderson
Emma
Olof Nyberg
Henry Sandell
Polk
C. P Nelson
R. E Nelson
Ralph Tschauner
Oklahoma
Glen Lindberg
Genoa
B. Yates
Sutherland
Fred Huxter
Denver
A V. Eielson
Rochester
Minn
Mayo Clinic
Hannah Erickson
Englewood
Colorado
A. B. Hedbloom
New York
Sweden
W. E. Benson
Lincoln
Howard Johnston
Donald Bennett
University
M. Bennett
Sunday Gatherings Mark Quiet Stromsburg Area
Mr and Mrs Axel Flodman visited Ms Hilma Flodman in Stromsburg while other neighbors shared Sunday meals and calls across Stromsburg Hordville and Central City. Several birthday celebrations and family visits occurred, with relatives from Ful lerton Central City Grand Island and Shelton taking part.
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Axel Flodman
Hilma Flodman
Stromsburg
Ansel Lindquist
David Monnburgh
Lyle Dernburgh
Ilos Ostberg
Rear Stromsburg
Neil McNaught and
Robert Nelson
Nelson King
Hardwille
I. J. Lamcpshire
Harvey Hahn
C. O. Ericson
Hordville
Goldie Fossberg
N. E. McNeely
Fullerton
Tara Ottergren
Ralph Flodman
Walter Moore
Shelton
Carroll Flodman
Hattie Lindquist
Maurice Lindquist
Central City
Vergil Bush
Carl Steelquist
Lloyd Kroger
Geanelle
W J Kroger
Maxine
Carl Steelnquist
Neil McNaught
Walden
Grand Island
Arborville Town Hall to Host Decoration Day Planning Meeting
Notice announces a meeting at Arborville Town Hall on Monday evening May 1 at 8 PM to discuss Decoration Day plans. The rest of the item lists social visits and local events including family visits in Benedict Overton Aurora Grand Island Omaha Stromsburg and Central City and notes a weather event with a dust storm and moisture.
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Arborville Town Hall
Earnest Ratliff
A. K. Crow
Benedict
L. H Brobst
P. J. Garten
Holmes
Overton
K. A. Isaacson
Aurora
M. &. Jasacson
Grand Island
Francis Holmquist
Edith Isaacson
Virginia
Lucille
Jeraldine Anderson
Omaha
Arnold Isaacson
W. A. Wurtz
Ralph Shafer
Henry Sandels
Leonard Mentink
Stromsburg
Warren Bingham
Wisconsin
T. D. Otte
Arborville
California
Theo, Otte Jr
James Slona
Arvid Stranberg
Central City
Rudolph Nyberg
Edwin Nyberg
W A. Wurtz
Barbara Wurtz
Herbert Wurtz
Havens
Clarks
F. P. Osterman
Nels Pearson
Axtell
Nebr
Alfred
Adolph Brauer
Janice Dee
Crete
H. G .Brauer
Stanley Carlson
Hordville
Victor Anderson
Lawrence Tibbett Praises The Reader's Digest Tune
A famous singer says he reads many magazines but learns the country’s tune from The Reader's Digest. The pocket-size periodical condenses 35 articles from 500 periodicals into 136 pages. A free sample copy is offered via Dept. X.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Tibbett
Reader's Digest
Dept. X
Reader’s Digest
Pleasantville
N. Y
Temples of Confucius Harbor Bustling Market Scene
A Chinese temple complex scene shows crowded vendors filling almost every gateway and steps, selling an array of items to visitors amid the bustling market atmosphere outside Confucius temples in many cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Confucius
China
Hi Ho’s Cannon Voice Echoes From China Town Sage
A character named Hi Ho, known as the sage of China town, remarks he has heard many great men speak yet never heard one whose voice is as loud as a cannon. The remark frames Hi Ho’s flamboyant style and bold comparison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hi Ho
Chinatown
Notice to Contractors for Sand Gravel Surfacing Project
Sealed bids for OSCEOLA SILVOR CREEK Patrol No 21014 state road resurfacing 8.0 miles will be opened May 11 1939 at Lincoln Nebraska. Plans available in Osceola and Lincoln. Bidders must post 50 dollar bid bond and wages set by contract. Right to reject bids reserved. Polk County Nebraska officials A. C. Tilley and John I. Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Roads and Irrigation
State House
Lincoln
Nebraska
Osceola
A. C. Tilley
John I. Anderson
Polk County
Polk County Commissioners Pass Budget Warrants and Beer License
Polk County Nebraska official proceedings record claims audited with payments to suppliers, staff salaries, hospital and fuel expenses, and road funds. A resolution approves on sale and off sale beer licenses for Nick Eller, with a refund stance on protested taxes and a county adjournment to May 4, 1939.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola
Nebraska
Board of County Commissioners
Polk County
Fred Henggeler
Joel Hanson
NWU
County Board of Commissioners
Einer Swanson
Stromeburg
Nick Eller
Arthur S. Nelson
Owen McClung
Polk
Nebraska Liquor Control Commission
A. C. Twarling
Live Stock Prices at South Omaha
Receipts at Omaha Monday total 9,500 cattle and 6,500 hogs and 6,700 sheep. Trading started slow with steers, yearlings and heifers 10 to 15 cents lower than last week’s close, while cows held steady and stockers and feeders were firm. Desirable lambs sold 10 to 25 cents higher, feeder lambs steady, and fat lambs ranged weak to 25 cents lower. prices include steer calves 10.50, cornfed steers 11.50-12.75, yearlings 11.00-12.25, cows 6.75-8.00, feeders 9.00-10.00, hogs 6.00-6.65, and lambs 9.25-10.75 with varying classes.
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Union Stock Yards
Omaha
Power of Wood Thrush Song Echoes in Great Spaces
A reflective note on the wood thrush song its pattern and intensity echoing the vast spaces the bird inhabits. The description emphasizes the bird’s powerful melody and its resonance with open environments.
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Elgins
Hannis
Gift Shop Jeweler York
Sward
Reuer Sword
Havens, Nebraska
Virgil Campbell and His Orchestra
Don Engstrom
Lincoln Nebaska State Journal
State Journal
Polk Progress
POLE
F. L. Dunn
Clarks, Nebr
ORO
General Motors
Sundberg
Ralph. Fisher
H. S. Auditorium
Irene Stewart
Ed Ostberg
Hampton
OF County Commissioners
James Cook
Lincoln Tel & Tel Co
L. M. Merrick, Co
Judge Court
Helen McCormick
Harriet Johnson
Gertie Kumpf
L. M. Merrick
Lillian Timm
Olive M. McBeth Snr
E. M. Carter
LeRoy M. Smith
Ae Gunnard Peterson, Sher Same
T. “A. Reece
John I. Anderson Co
Jabal
Sophia "Kresha
Ruth Stewart
Madeline Carman
Crouse-Tex
Nadine Croisant
Asa Smith
Phil B. Campbell
Charles Hastert
City of
Branting & So
Leonard Nelson Milk Nelson’s
Moore & Hunsaker
Farmers Union
Clarkson Memorial Hockits
Nebraska Methodist Hospital
P. J. Garten Food
Strand Lumber Co
Iowa
Hospital Conecente
Pure Food
Nhans
Ween
Yaw Food Center Food
Anderson Mercantile Co
Fan
James & Myers
Pee
Capital Bridge Co
Strand Ray Lumber Co
Shelby Hospital Hospital
Lincoln Road Equipment Co
Omaha Clinic
Stromsburg Grocery
Hotchkiss & Wells T
Fuel Care Special Bridge Fund
Robert Doner
Forslund
City of Osceola Water
Russell
Olson Food
Strand Ray Lumber
Osceola Lumber Co
Farmers Union Oil Co
Fuel Capital Bridge Co
Lincoln Road Equirment Co
A. S. Nelson Lincoln Road Equipment Co
Tay W. Pratt
Ana
Eee Eee
Een
Ee Sinclair Refining Co
Roy Morgan Automotive Repairs
Ernest M. Carlson
Roy W. Fjell
Com.Dist. No. 3
A. C. Twarling Lincoln Road Equipment Co
A. W. Company Ing
Richard A. Johnson
Farmers Union Co-Op Oil Assa
Clifton B. Johnson
Will Wright
Road Dist
John Scholz
South Omaha