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Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1945

Page

4

Bedfast relative improves after weeks of illness

A local notice recalls a family update as a patient, once bedfast for weeks, shows slight improvement at this writing. The item notes a 1925 birth to Sterling and wife, and mentions Ida Marie Nordstrom and Carl Albert Peterson’s surprise marriage with County Judge Gibbon officiating.

Oil lease and test drilling planned near Polk and area births

Simon Larson and Isaac Benson of Hordville lease several hundred acres near Polk for oil and gas test drilling. They start the first well Monday August 24 on the Will Wurtz farm one mile south of Polk. A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs Roy Glasser. Marie Covey of Stromsburg and Herbert Anderson of Polk wed in Omaha. John Myers leaves Polk Motor Co for a position with Lester Stark. Florence Anderson assists at the Bank of Polk. Fifteen years ago in 1930 Sheriff Roy Van Hoosen investigated a Polk store robbery. Esther Emma Butzke and Lancaster of York wed at the Evangelical Lutheran Church. Philips 66 Oil Co may open a filling station near J E McDaniel’s shop. Sterling Nelson acts as acting manager at the local telephone office. Marlene Shostrom underwent an appendicitis operation in Columbus Hospital. Geraldine Shields returns from Grand Island hospital. Karl Detloff injured falling from a ladder at a hardware store. Marion Kealiber and Phyllis Brown wedding announced.

Beatrice Harold University Place Francis Spencer Spencer Polk Eleanora Louise Joseph John Joseph Martin Marohn Schuyler Immanuel Lutheran Church Carl Wilshusen Florence Irene J. B. Kingston Albuquerque N. M Mr. Kingston Sterling Nelson Ida Marie Nordstrom Carl Albert Peterson Columbus Gibbon Platte County Peterson John Nordstrom Simon Larson Isaac Benson Hordville Will Wurtz Roy Glasser Omaha Progress Marie Covey Stromsburg Herbert Anderson John Myers Lester Stark Polk Motor Co Florence Anderson Bank of Polk Chicago Esther Emma Butzke William Butzke Marlene Shostrom Robert Shostrom Columbus Hospital Geraldine Shields Hardville Grand Island Karl Detloff Marion Kealiher Mose Kealiher Phyllis Brown C Brown York

Baby Boy Born to Mr and Mrs Cohagan at Lincoln Church

Sunday August 11 service at the Congregational church in Lincoln led by Rev D R LeLanding. Mr and Mrs Floyd Cohagan announce arrival of a six pound baby boy at their home Tuesday. Dr Williams reports tonsil cases including Mrs Nels Wilson and son McLain Gloria Peterson Vivian Anderson and the daughter of Mr and Mrs Enoch Peterson.

Floyd Cohagan Dr. Williams Nels Wilson McLain Gloria Peterson Enoch Peterson Vivian Anderson Margaret Anderson

Local Notes and Notices from Polk County Nebraska

Local items include Miss Rose Marie Stoner visiting the Sundbergs in Una dilla and Donna Lee Sundberg visiting Ruth Bintz in Osceola. Mrs Martha Westfall returns to work after a Estes Park vacation. other visits to Grand Island are mentioned. Card of thanks to fire department for aid after cow shed fire. Notice of final report in the estate of Joseph W. Wilson with hearing set for August 31, 1945 before L. M Merrick County Judge.

Rose Marie Stoner Unadilla Oscar Sundberg Donna Lee Sundberg Ruth Bintz Osceola Henry Cramer Sterling Colo Dean Nelson Martha Westfall Estes Park Unadi Polk County Nebraska Joseph W. Wilson L. M Merrick

Property Sale Notice in Polk County Nebraska Auction Details

A Polk County Nebraska public sale order directs Referee M A Mills to auction the SE quarter of the SW quarter in Sec 3 13N 4W on Aug 28 1945 at 2 00 PM at Osceola Court House South Front Door. Sale requires 15 percent cash with balance after court confirmation on Sept 15 1946. lease rights noted. Abstract provided.

District Court Polk County Nebraska Theodore I. Moberg Hannah E. Johnson William Naslund Albin Naslund Court House Osceola Phil B. Campbell

Estate of Mary J Campbell in Polk County Nebraska

Clarence R Bryant filed a petition in the Estate of Mary J Campbell deceased alleging she died testate on December 24 1932 and that he claims ownership of a described parcel of land in Polk County Nebraska as part of the probate matter and notifies heirs at law creditors and others.

Mary J. Campbell Bryant Clarence R. Bryant Polk County Nebraska

Parcel description and heirs in Polk County estate case

In Polk County Nebraska the Petition requests a court hearing on probate matters for Mary J Campbell nee Bryant. The document outlines land described by metes and bounds and lists heirs: Joseph A Campbell, Clarence R Bryant, and Vivian J Emken. The hearing is set for August 31, 1945 in Osceola with Mills & Mills as attorneys.

Mary J Campbell Bryant Joseph A Campbell Clarence R Bryant Vivian J. Emken Joseph A. Campbell Nee Bryant Mary J. Campbell

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