Polk Progress Weekly Newspaper Entry Notes
The Polk Progress weekly issue from Polk Nebraska notes the editor and publisher Howard W. Herbe and its second class post office registration dated March 21, 1907 under Congress act of 1879.
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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1936
Page
6
The Polk Progress weekly issue from Polk Nebraska notes the editor and publisher Howard W. Herbe and its second class post office registration dated March 21, 1907 under Congress act of 1879.
J. E. McDaniel and son Paul visited Lincoln on Sunday to see daughter Mildred who had an operation Friday. T. S. Fisher, Vera Hoffmeiser, and Naomie Alfred travel and visits are noted along with health updates. A new baby born to Mr and Mrs Hilmer Jones on Saturday July 30 is reported.
Miss Rachale Stouffer covers shifts at Citizen State Bank during Bertha Nyberg’s vacation. Several locals plan travel for nursing training in Denver and hospital programs. Families and friends visit, vacation trips to Minnesota, Yellowstone Park, Estes Park, and Omaha are noted along with a hotel management change and a home sale in Polk.
A large group of relatives gathered Sunday to honor Mrs Joe Johnson on her birthday with a luncheon. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Milford Johnson and family, Mr and Mrs Rudolph Gustafson and family, and many others from nearby towns. The gathering reflected a tight knit community with visits, dinner guests, and a Swede Mission Church picnic noted in local updates.
Wayne Stevens of Polk Nebraska runs an estray notice offering return of one herd of horses to the rightful owner who proves ownership and settles feed damages and ad costs.
Fridhem Lutheran Church Hordville invites members to State Luther League Convention at Swede Home with picnic dinners. Union Park services at 8 pm feature Rev. Price. Ladies Aid meets Wednesday at 2 pm in church parlors hosted by Mrs. Lorentz and Mrs. Engdahl. Confirmation class Thursday 9:15 am. Sunday School picnic Friday at North Park Central City with baskets.
Sunday School at 10 Morning Worship at 11 Union Park Service at 8 next Sunday morning Rev E Pearson of Little River Florida will preach. Young People and Junior Endeavor Wednesday at 8 Swedish mid week service Thursdays 8. Farewell sermons Sunday morning 10 English and German Pastor Wm Butzke.
Mrs Henry Johnson underwent a major operation at University Hospital in Omaha. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Paul Stevens in Central City and Mr and Mrs Richard Fenster of Marquette who stayed with Mrs Laura Van Housen as Wayne Fenster returned home with them. Other gatherings feature Lou Sheldon and Agnes Marsh in Bradshaw, Louise Jack visiting from Lincoln, and trips by Albert Sundberg Doyle and Mrs Gus Calhoun of San Diego to Deer Creek Minnesota. Several families hosted dinners in Hordville and Aurora, with travel to Grand Island and North Dakota noted.
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