Frog Pond School Holds Reunion and Town News
The Progress Files reports Frog Pond district No. 38 reunion at Mission Campground with 119 attendees from 43 families. Fire at Ludwig Joseph home west of Polk caused $500 damage and 150 chickens burned. Cattle hit $10 and hogs $7.60 in South Omaha. Polk Public Schools plan a new faculty and grade-school teacher in 1924. Other items note gas at 15–16 cents, travels of Stevens brothers to Idaho, and relatives visiting in Polk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ludwig Joseph
Polk
Andrew Ang
Ilinois
Naomi Alfred
Progress Office
Sioux City
Billy McGuffin
Oscar Strand
Harold Schultz
Oscar
Kenneth
Polk Public Schools
J. W. Philbrick
Milfred Johnson
Ed Benson
Harvey A. Deuker
Lutheran Hospital
York
Frog Pond
Mission
Blue River
E. Coon
Adam Deuker
John Cohagan
Ed Coon
William L. Cohagan
Central City
Harvey Alfred
Dallas
Tex
O.F. Alfred
Texas
Phyllis Alfred
Weatherford
Okla
Cominng
W. A. Stevens
T. A. Stevens
Polk Progress Obituary and Local News Highlights
The Polk Progress reports deaths, community events, and school notices. E B Holmes, 64, dies after a heart attack near Hordville while driving. A farewell for Rev. Hayes marks his move to Coleridge, while football drills begin under Head Coach Curtis Soderburg with 27 prospects. Continuous mentions of local visits, birthdays, and school staff reflect town life in Polk.
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Greeley
Colo
Melvin Hill
Marjorie Warnick
No. Platte
Bert Warnick
W. E. Johnson
Warner Samuelson
North Platte
Arborville
Hayes
Coleridge
Doyle Sundberg
Ft. Crockett
Camp Lewis
Wash
E. B. Holmes
Hordville
Polk
Polk Progress
Progress
Norris
Clarence O. Bodine
Summerfield
Curtis Sederburg
Bob Gaston
Denny Cramer
Marvin Dittmer
Lawrence Shenk
Bill McNaught
Jack Larkin
Jim Ostrander
Don
Ron Nyberg
Morris Fisher
Glen Osborn
Norfolk
Minnesota
George
Herbert Anderson
Rockford
Ill
Ludwig Widga
York
Stromsburg
Lincoln
Alvin Dahlin
Waco
Alvin
Ralph Kahler
Martin Dahlin
Harold Cramer
Vergil Bush
Cheryl
Grand Island
Believe Berliner Urges Exon to Back Berliner View on Pioneer Case
A Nebraska reader urges Governor Exon to believe Harold Berliner over State Insurance Director James Jackson about Pioneer Insurance Co. finances and Lake California, citing Berliner's long public career, related California suit history, and alleged mortgage details. The letter questions Jackson's stance and pushes for Berliner’s interpretation amid ongoing coverage in the Grand Island Independent and San Francisco Examiner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Island Independent
John DeCamp
Loran Schmit
Pioneer Insurance Co
James Jackson
Associated Press
Nebraska Insurance Department
Jackson
Schmit and de Camp
Harold Aberliner
Berliner
San Francisco Examiner
Lynn Ludlow
Independent
State Insurance Department
Pioneer
Lincoln
Insurance Department
Lincoln Star
Frank Starr
Omaha National Bank
Paul Amen
National Bank of Commerce
John O'Neill
Lincoln Mutual Life Insurance Co
Dean Sack
York State Bank
G. I.’ Independent
Superior Equity Corp
DeCamp
Lake California
Lake California Project
Exon
Nebraska
Also Mentioned on This Page
By Alvena Lind
Hazel T. Nelson
England
A. L. Gibson
Vergil Kisler
Wm. Kisler
Clarence Dobberstein
France
Neva Bright
Sterling, Co
Arthur
Phyllis
Jimmy
Margaret Ann Peterson
Norris W. Alfred
Col. Inch
Mary Salchow
Carl Salchow
Robert Burke
Nina
Margaret
Viola “Myrberg
Ed Burke
Laura Bolton
Frank Ostrander
Iola Ziegelbein
Ruth Bills
Colubus
The
Platte
County Agricultural Society
Sweet Electric
Clarks
J. J. Exon
Red Bluff
Calif
Tehama County
Harold A. Berliner
S. F. Examiner
Harold Berliner
California
Examiner
University of San Francisco
Notre Dame University
Sierra Club
Grass Valley Peace Officers Association
Omaha World-Herald
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