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Newspaper

Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1964

Page

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Hazel Nelson dies in California after nursing career

Hazel Nelson died early Thursday at St. Francis Hospital in Downey California. A World War I army nurse who later worked as an office nurse in Downey she is survived by her father T J Nelson of Stromsburg three sisters Edith Evans Audubon Mildred Snodgrass Osceola and Ira Glasser Nebraska City Burial was in California Monday

Hazel Nelson St. Francis Hospital Downey Calif Bryan Memorial Hospital School of Nursing England T. J. Nelson Stromsburg Edith Evans Audubon Mildred Snodgrass Osceola Ira Glasser Nebraska City California

Death of Henry Emken A German Native Dies At 88

Henry Emken born April 3 1876 Schweindorf Germany died November 20 aged 88. Survived by 2 sons Arthur H Benedict and Henry Jr Corpus Christi Tex. 2 daughters Mrs John Wochner Bradshaw and Mrs Manley Hawks Springfield Ill. 12 grandchildren 16 great grandchildren. Funeral November 25 Arborville church Reverend Lindley J. Cook officiating burials Pleasant Hill cemetery Benedict. Harold Wochner sang.

Henry Emken Johann Margreath Wessel Emken Schweindorf Germany U.S Hamilton County Nebraska Mary Gertrude Smith Arborville Benedict Emken Margaret Bradshaw Arborville Church Arthur H Henry Jr Corpus Christi Tex John Wochner Manley Hawks Springfield Ill

Birthday Club Yale Party at Ideal Cafe in York

The Birthday Club held their Christmas party at the Ideal Cafe in York Monday evening. Attendees included Charles Norquest, Lee Bayer, Martin Hoffman Jr., Vergil Bush, Vivian Funk, Ann O'Shea, and Vern and Mrs Eklund of Bradshaw. An exchange of Christmas gifts followed the social hour.

The Birthday Club Ideal Cafe York Messrs Mmes Charles Norquest Lee Bayer Martin Hoffman Jr Vergil Bush Vivian Funk Ann O’shea Vern Eklund Bradshaw

Natalie Hahn Chosen as Sadie Hawkins Emcee at NU Dance

Natalie Hahn a sophomore at the University of Nebraska was selected last week to serve as mistress of ceremonies for the annual Sadie Hawkins dance. The Friday night event drew over 800 youths, and Miss Hahn, this year’s recreation chairman, performed a special number during the dance.OPEN HOUSE My and Mrs Harold Bedient Will Observe Their Golden Wedding Anniversary Sunday Dec 27 From 230 to 430 PM at the Methodist Church Polk No gifts please A REMINDER Auxiliary Members Please Bring Candy or Cookies to the Dec 14 Meeting for the Christmas Plate

Natalie Hahn University of Nebraska Sadie Hawkins Miss Hahn Harold Bedient Polk

Mrs F. M. Cummings Remembered As Organist

Mrs F M Cummings served as organist with casket bearers including grandsons in a funeral commemoration.

F. M. Cummings

Bruensbach Family Returns From Japan Missionary Term

Pastor Dan Bruensbach and his family spent the weekend in Polk visiting friends after a five year term as missionaries in Japan. He preached at Trinity Lutheran on December 6 and the congregation shared a noon dinner. souvenirs from Japan were shown in the afternoon. The Bruensbachs plan to return to the mission field after furlough.

Dan Bruensbach Polk Bruensbachs Japan Trinity Lutheran Church Bruensbach Midland College University of Nebraska

Truck Crash Damages Fredrickson Building In Polk

A truck driven by Wendell Roscoe of St Paul crashed into the Fredrickson Implement Co building in Polk early Thursday. Roscoe, 19, was ticketed for careless driving. The impact shattered five large plate glass windows and damaged merchandise and ceiling tiles. two tractors on the south side narrowly escaped. The Debus Baking Co truck was also damaged.

Fredrickson Fredrickson Implement Co Polk Wendell Roscoe St. Paul Main Street Roscoe Marshal Wendell Shaw Debus Baking Co Marvin Fredrickson

Trinity Lutheran Church Women Plan Christmas Events

The LCW of Trinity Lutheran Church met December 2 at 7 p.m. after a dessert. 21 members attended. They voted to donate 25 to missionaries Dan Breunsbach and wife for the upcoming worship service and to buy a poinsettia for Christmas. Committee members Jeanine Hoffman Jolene Stange and Fern Myers will serve the Sunday school party December 23 with Edna Crow and Lucille Johnson as program leaders. The Christ mas Parable was the topic. Roxanne Werner lit a candle Rodney Werner and Lynn Ramsey sang Away in a Manger with Kathy Brazda on piano Lucille Johnson sang solo with Jeanine Hoffman accompaniment.

LCW Trinity Lutheran Church Fern Myers Lauretta Neuhaus Corinne Adelson Dan Breunsbach Lester Rehrs Jeanine Hoffman Jolene Stange Edna Crow Lucille Johnson Roxanne Werner Rodney Werner Lynn Ramsey Kathy Brazda

TCW Club Hosts Early Christmas Dinner

The TCW club and their husbands shared an early Christmas dinner at York on Wednesday December 2. Attendees included Carl Johnson Harlan Johnson Rudolph Sandin C Marvin Fredrickson Kenneth Peterson Kenneth Anderson Ansel Fredrickson Ronald Sarow David Jones and Genevieve Anderson. After bingo, gifts were exchanged.

TCW Club York Messrs Mmes Carl Johnson Harlan S. Johnson Rudolph Sandin C. Marvin Fredrickson Kenneth Peterson Kenneth Anderson Ansel Fredrickson Ronald Sarow David Jones Genevieve Anderson

Salvation Army Drive Under Way In Polk County

The Salvation Army annual appeal for funds in Polk targets 85 dollars locally. Evelyn Brown, field representative, and volunteer solicitors will contact residents. All money goes to Eldon Johnson, treasurer for the local service unit committee, with A. E. Sundberg and Walter Nielsen serving as committeemen.

Salvation Army Polk Evelyn Brown Eldon Johnson Local Service Unit Committee A. E. Sundberg Walter Nielsen

Stromberg elected Polk Commercial Club president

Lloyd Stromberg was elected president of the Polk Commercial Club Monday night with Dick War less as vice president and Vern Jones as secretary. Members dined at the Corner Cafe before a brief meeting and handled pre Christmas tasks for Santa Claus visit on Saturday December 1.

Lloyd Stromberg Polk Commercial Club Dick Warless Vern Jones Commercial Club Santa Claus

WSCS groups gather at Polk church parlor for Christmas program

WSCS societies from Swede Plain and Arborville joined Polk WSCS in Methodist church parlors on December 3. Led by Lydia Peterson Harold Jensen Floyd Miller and Forrest Anderson the program featured scripture on the birth of Christ a solo by James Lindburg with Ed Saylor at piano and a book review by Georgia Locke of The Drum Goes Dead by Aldrich Street. Prayer closed the program by Rev. Jensen. Hostesses Wilfred Stephens Marvin Fredrickson Earl Stevens Glen Babcock and Leonard Orendorff decorated tables in festive Christmas fashion.

WSCS Swede Plain Arborville Polk Wscs Lydia Peterson Harold Jensen Floyd Miller Forrest Anderson Christ James Lindburg Ed Saylor Georgia Locke Central City Bess Streeter Aldrich Rev. Jensen Mmes Wilfred Stephens Marvin Fredrickson Earl Stevens Glen Babcock Leonard Orendorff

Post Office To Open Saturdays Through Christmas

To ensure on time delivery, mail from out of town should be in the mail before December 16. The post office will be open Saturdays until Christmas and five cent postage covers first class mail for Christmas cards. Include ZIP codes on all outgoing mail and add the ZIP in return addresses to speed routing. The past year saw 72 billion pieces handled, six billion more than three years ago.

Polk Season Lights Up Main Street With Christmas Decor

Polk residents deck homes and storefronts as downtown glows with colored lights. A large spruce at the Main Street intersection anchors baskets of poinsettias while a Nativity scene, hay background, and festive window displays draw shoppers.

Polk Main Street

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