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Newspaper

Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1949

Page

4

Local families share visits and celebrations across towns

Aker, Lindquist and Linquist households host relatives and friends for Sunday visits and a birthday anniversary. Ed Johnson and Carlson families travel from Hordville Afr and North Platte to join in events. Sundbergs attend Sutton operetta and guests visit Sundberg home while Polk Progress invites club and social notices.

Ed Johnson Hordville Andy Carlson P. W. Aker Afr Harry Carlson Hattie Lindquist Vergil Bush Cheryl Hattie Linquist Morris Linquist Central City Ted Fitch Tommie North Platte Walden Voltz Lincoln Nels Anderson Leland Willard Bush Baby Walter Bush Albert Sundberg Oscar Sundberg Sutton Qonna Sundberg Clara Waldon Zelma Waldon Laura Zuver Adams Ternoon al Larson Larson John Erickson Ivan Anderson Benjamin Grand Island Polk Baptist Olof Alfreds Ed Larson M. G. Lindburg Josephine Gingbure P. W.aker

Greenwood man to be cashier at Citizens State Bank

A. Johnson of Greenwood Nebraska will serve as cashier of the new Citizens State Bank in Polk. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Walter Green on Saturday April 19. Mrs Lillian Brown travels to Lincoln for business college training. Arbor Day tree planting underway in the park. Mrs J S Fleming injured breaking her hip and taken to York hospital.

A. Johnson Greenwood Nebraska Polk New Citizens State Bank Walter Green Lillian Brown Lincoln Hanquist J. S. Fleming York Hospital Milton Anderson Barbara Kay Dale Stubbins Oshkosh Frank Davis Wilcox Mr. Davis Minden Lee Bayer Lee Hennie Seymour John Adelson Albert Hult Stromsburg Lester Rehrs Theo Rehrs Hampton August Nelson Veterans Hospital LaVonne Laurence Peterson Fred Truesdale Clarks T. A. Stevens Will Wurtz Anita Weber Henry Kisler Vergil Kisler Patty Mary Blair Arborville Cook McCook Frank Larson Floyd

Resignation and Local Happenings Recap

C R Hirsch resigns from Standard Oil Co and takes a position with R H Thesing S A. Clarence Anderson John Carlson and Carl Peterson ship hogs to South Omaha. Kenneth Johnson suffers a painful accident after falling from a box car onto the rails, losing consciousness briefly. Twenty years ago April 25, 1929 notes Glenn Hull and Arthur Emken buying Ford tudors, Floyd Larson and family moving to Polk, and Mrs E M Burke’s 80th birthday reception.

C R Hirsch Standard Oil Co R H Thesing S A Charles Clarence Anderson John Carlson Carl Peterson South Omaha Kenneth Johnson Glenn Hull Arthur Emken Sodergren Motor Co Floyd Larson York Polk J. C McClure Floyd E. M. Burke

Birthday and community events from 1939 in Overton area

Ten years ago on April 27 1939 relatives joined Mrs Hattie Linquist for a birthday afternoon. Club members staged a tree planting on April 19 across district school grounds. Friends traveled to York and David City for birthdays and family visits with Mrs Walter Green and the Eno family among those noted.

Hattie Linquist P. J. Garten Holmes Overton Memors Faithful Workers Club Mesdames Hennie Seymour Mary Klone Glen Green Leonard Smith Beryl G. A. Myers York Walter Green C. R. Peterson Leo Wurtz David City Gordon Eno

Slowed Auto Model Changes Due to High Retooling Costs

Auto makers plan only minor changes to models for several years as retooling costs rise. Current trend emphasizes roomier interiors and improved ride with better spring action and higher compression engines, signaling gradual updates rather than major redesigns.

Night Crimes and Accidents Report in Washington DC

One month study shows 83 percent of fatal traffic accidents happening at night in Washington DC. Eighty percent of night deaths involve pedestrians and crimes against women rise after dark with purse snatchings at 79 percent and assaults at 57 percent.

Washington D. C

Long Distance Cycling Pioneer Thomas Stevens

The article recalls Thomas Stevens, the first champion of long range cycling. A rugged Californian, he reached Boston in 101 days on a tall wheeler, then crossed Europe and Asia and toured Japan before finishing his two wheeled world journey.

Thomas Stevens Boston Stevens Europe Asia

Brown trout a nonnative to America introduced in 1833

The brown trout, not native to America, was introduced in 1833 from Europe. Eggs reportedly came from Von Behr of the German fisheries society, leading to the fish being called the Von Behr or German trout. It tolerates warmer waters and feeds mainly at night with notable caution.

America Europe von Behr German Fisheries Society

Wanted help at Crouse-Tex Drug Co Osceola

Short notice ad seeks a young man or woman to work at Crouse-Tex Drug Co in Osceola. Social notes report Mr and Mrs Wayne Stevens of Chambers as supper guests with his parents Mr and Mrs T A Stevens. Sunday visitors included Mr and Mrs Chas Dahlgren Mr and Mrs Chas Whittemore and Mr and Mrs T A Steveris.

Crouse-Tex Drug Co Osceola Wayne Stevens Chambers T. A. Stevens August Nelson Chas. Dahlgren Chas. Whittemore T. A. Steveris

Birthday and dinner gatherings mark area social notes

Residents from Stromsburg to York and surrounding towns hosted birthday anniversaries and visits. Guests included Albert Nelson, Harvey Sundberg, Hennie Seymour, and John Adelson, with gatherings at Sundbergs, Prestons, and Detloffs. Notables traveled to Lincoln and Omaha for family events and funerals.

Albert Nelson Harvey Sundberg Calmar Johnson Stromsburg Raymond Sundberg Lester Rehrs Edgar Bulgrin Waco Tom Hughes Chicago Hennie ‘Seymour Charles Lytle York Hennie Seymour John Adelson Johnnie Preston Amel Chudmelka Dodge Karl Detloff Chudmelka Detloff

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