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Newspaper

Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1948

Page

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Local Socials Report From Stromsburg Area

Mr and Mrs H J Bedient and Mr and Mrs Will Green visited last Wednesday in the home of Eldon Anderson in Stromsburg. Families hosted birthdays and gatherings with neighbors and friends across the week. District 66 held a monthly party with Mrs J D Morris and Mrs Lee Morris as hostesses.

H. J. Bedient Will Green Eldon Anderson Stromsburg William Collett, Jr Bradshaw Martin Smith Alvin Smith Jeanette C. J. McCoy Gerald Stevens Earl Stevens Charles Norquest District 66 JD. C. Morris Lee Morris Everett Cramer Pete Schrader Cappy George Otte Ralph Wisher Eldon Peterson Mitchell Warren Bedient Charles Burgess Roy Glasser, Jr Grand Island C. A. Scheapler Colorado Doyle Gustafson Darwin Newton F. E. Merchant Lloyd VanHlousen Clarence Meerkatz F. W. Bedient Lloyd VanHousen Jim Riley

Warn farmers on swine erysipelas risks this winter

Farmers butchering hogs were told to guard against swine erysipelas as the disease affects hogs with skin lesions swollen joints and high fever. Workers should wash and disinfect hands after handling any animals to prevent human infection erysipeloid. Early diagnosis and isolation are crucial to stop herd spread and protect other livestock and poultry.

Christmas Program At WSCS Meeting

Mrs Glenn Hill and Mrs S J Harless led a Polk Methodist Women Society program at its December meeting with about 80 attendees. Preschoolers spoke. Linda Gustafson Jackie Cramer Natalie Hahn Judy Adelson sang. Mrs James Lindburg sang. Mrs Lloyd Hahn explained Silent Night origin. Mrs Joe Ehn played piano accordion. Mrs Leslie Adelson and Mrs Wilford Stephens read Christmas stories. musical number by Mrs Lloyd Kroger. hostesses provided lunch with Christmas decor.

Glenn Hill S. J. Harless Polk Methodist Church Womens Society of Christian Service Linda Gustafson Jackie Cramer Natalie Hahn Judy Adelson James Lindburg Lloyd Hahn Joe Ehn Leslie Adelson Wilford Stephens Lloyd Kroger Grant Johnson Mervin Shenk Cleo Cramer Ilos Ostberg Homer Green

Social Roundup in Stromsburg Area Visitors

Stromsburg residents host and visit neighbors and relatives across Nebraska. Dr Hazel Stanton of Portland and many local families attend housewarmings, hospital calls, and weekend gatherings from Osceola to Grand Island and York with dining and small gifts noted.

Polk County Dairy Breeders Set New Fees and Imports Plan

At the Polk County Dairy Breeders Directors meeting a new pricing plan takes effect December 3 granting 7.00 for three services in 180 days with 2.00 for extra services. A 320 farm membership is approved with 50 members unused in 1948 and 601 cows serviced plus 160 extra services yearly. Plans include importing 50 dairy heifers around January 1 from DHIA herds. calves priced near 50 to 60 dollars and allocated by registration with 4-H first. 4-H Achievement Day featured music skits and awards with thanks to Roberts Dairy and Stromsburg Club.

Dairy Breeders Association Polk County Dairy Breeders Directors DHIA Polk County Stromsburg Swanson Yall Dorothy Sharp Batter Up Cooking Club Joyce Knorr Kay Swan Happy Needle Workers Sondra Hill Roberts Dairy

Community Visits and Social Gatherings In Swede Area

Mr and Mrs Ronald Sarow visited Wednesday with Ansel Fredrickson and family and others for an oyster supper at the Simpson home. Several households shared visits Thursday and Friday evenings, with relatives and friends in Swede area towns and at local church events.

Ronald Sarow Ansel Fredrickson Roy Fjell Ralph Simpson Pete Simpson Merlin Mervin Johnson Delia Samuelson Wallace Rudolph Sandin Adolph Forss Harold W. Johnson Everett Anderson Judy

Mothers Entertained at Christmas Tea

The Methodist Sunday School children entertained their mothers at a Christmas Tea in the church parlors. About 80 attended and the kids brought gifts for a Mission Indian school in New Mexico. They also collected 450 Butter Nut labels for the Christmas Orphan Club.

Methodist Sunday School New Mexico Christmas Orphan Club

Polk County Delegates Attend Nebraska Farm Bureau Convention

Polk County residents attended the Nebraska Farm Bureau Federation in Lincoln from November 28 to December 1. Attendees included Mr and Mrs A Eckstrom, Mr and Mrs George T Burke, Mr and Mrs Paul Holmes, Mr and Mrs Frank Bolton, Mr and Mrs George Geier, Mr and Mrs Dewey Lockard, Orie Conklin, Pearle Coffin, Ruben Hankquist, and James E Lewis. Mrs Dewey Lockard was elected chairman of the Associated Women of the Southeast District of the Nebraska Farm Bureau Federation.

Polk County Nebraska Farm Bureau Federation Lincoln A. Eckstrom George T Burke Paul Holmes Frank Bolton George Geier Dewey Lockard Orie Conkling Pearle Coffin Ruben Hanquist James E. Lewis Associated Women of the Southeast District of Nebraska Farm Bureau Federation

Branting Family Welcomes Baby Girl and Social Visit Roundup

The article notes various social visits in Omaha and Clarke including Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Stromberg and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Coover in Omaha, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Werner visiting Harold Green’s home, and Lorrel Branting of Clarks becoming parents to a baby girl born Sunday morning, November 28. Other gatherings include Florence Church of Denver and Bert Church of Central City visiting Clifford Branting, and Clifford Branting joining Billie Hoffer and family for lunch at Clarks, with Rex Hancock and sons visiting Gerald Branting in Grand Island on Sunday.

W.G Herrmann Eve Berck Osceola Herman Anerson Stanley Larson Wesley Fredrickson Monty Floyd Gilliland St. Paul Nebraska C. F. Moore Hazel M. Stanton Grand Island Portland Oregon Hazel Johnson Vernelle Carlson Albert J. Johnson M. D. Strong Lincoln State Veterinarian Association Herman Anderson Hazel Stanton Paul Moore Ira M. Ready Shirley Aurora Ira W. Ready Stanton Moore C. A. Switch Los Angeles Harald Myers Wophiet Omaha Amy Myers Enid Myers Stratusburg North South Dakota Ray Olson Will Blase Lewis Blase Hilmer Jones Arlo Stevens Ed Kling$born Carl Blase T. J. Nelson C. P. Nelson Stromsburg Don Shoup Dean. Shoup Maynard Jensen Norman Reetz Roger Gustafson Donald Hanquist Frank Bolton Clarence Bolton Elmer Hanquist Imogene York Clifford Carlson Lloyd Hanquist Walter Glatter Linda Kay Ruth Green Clarence Munn Central City Lloyd Stromberg Paul Coover Ray Werner Harold Green Lorrel Branting Clarks Florence Church Denver Bert Church Billie Hoffer Clarke Clifford Branting Rex Hancock and Gerald Branting Laurence Lind E. A. Flodman Fany Polk County Woman’s Club Floyd Miller N. E. McNaught and Sons Charles Johnson Hordville F. A. Adelson Will Wurtz Will Steel Ella Johnson Josephine Lindburg Clarence Bryant Koy Morgan Eddie Thorn Thorn Werner Ray Marshall Escalon California Dennis William Marshall Lois Cohagan Hordvile Nettie Jones Harold Yohe Filley Calmar Jones Fairbury

Junior play draws large audience at high school

A capacity crowd attended the Friday night performance of It's A Great Life at the high school auditorium under director Zelda Stevens and sponsor Duane Hartman. The cast featured Norval Nelson as the hen pecked father with LaVonne Lyle as the wife and a strong turn by Marilyn Dahlin as Marilyn, plus supporting players Ralph Kahler Wayne Creech and others.

Zelda Stevens Duane Hartman Norval Neilson LaVonne Lyle Dorothy Hanquist Ralph Kahler Wayne Creech Marilyn Dahlin Ralph Wayne Sister Marilyn Shirley Scott Charles Ziegelbein Phyllis Rhode Jo- Ann Lind Dale Nyberg

Twelve New Members Initiated Into Lodge

A Royal Neighbors Lodge initiation held Wednesday at Hordville hall drew about 30 attendees. Twelve new members were welcomed: Hazel Nelson Gladys Peterson Madelyn Johnson Hannah Hahn Kathleen Ehn Grace McCartney Anna Eisler Fern Bowlby Hazel Hill Ella Shenk Lorraine Rasmussen Minnie Dittmer.

Royal Neighbors Lodge Hordville Hazel Nelson Gladys Peterson Madelyn Johnson Hannah Hahn Kathleen Ehn Grace McCartney Anna Eisler Fern Bowlby Hazel Hill Ella Shenk Lorraine Rasmussen Minnie Dittmer Edna Jones Mae Slater Beulah Gustafson Blanche Nelson Emma Nelson

Santa Claus to Visit Polk on December 18

All children are reminded that Old Santa will make his annual appearance in Polk on Saturday December 18 with treats and a good time for all. Plan to be in Polk for this day.

Santa Claus Polk Santa

Big Polk December 11 Drawing At Band Stand

A large drawing event will be held in Polk at the band stand next Saturday at 3 30 p m. Tickets are sold at the Theatre box office from 2 00 to 3 00 p m. Prizes are displayed at the Theatre Building. The Polk Commercial Club sponsors the event with many local businesses supporting the cause.

Polk Comamercal Club of tsateieWine Polk Commercial Club Len's Place Sumberg & Son Polk Too Tess Farmers Produce Whitacre Barber Shop Farmont Cre Cney Movers Cramat O1 Polk Theatre Hills Produce Johnson Garage Polk Oil Co R. Ll. Peterson

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Arborville Way THE Sierre Tim Holt Walter Huston Humphrey Bogart Bennett Bruce Naked City Barry Fitzgerald Dorothy Hart Howard Duff Caricoon WSCS Digo Polk County Extension News Walter Nelson Don Hanquist Harlan Johnson Glen Green Clifford Cramer Albert Sundberg County Federation Club Stromsburg Methodist Church Raymond Shockey Near York Emory Cramer St Francis Hospital Farm Bureau Convention Ramona Sundberg Leonard Stromberg Miss Sundberg O. E. Jones Ben Peterson Carol Lou Samuels Mervin Samuels C J. McCoy Paul Strand A. C Bates H. J. Bedlent POLE
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