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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1929
Page
4
Hedbloom pastor leads Sunday School worship with Eilen Larson as superintendent. The senior and junior BYPU plan a joint service at 6 30 with a special program. A vesper service is repeated at 7 30 followed by a message on The Unspeakable Gift. All invited. Also ad for old gold and silver turn in at Hannis Gift Shop York Nebr.
A party for Mr John Cohagan’s 61st birthday gathered about fifteen relatives and friends at his Amory home. Weldon Garlaon from Hordville Junnoie Cohagan Central City Frank Cohagan Polk L Lamp shire Hordville Ernest Richer Velma Garling Polk attended. They presented a sheep lined coat and other gifts then enjoyed a late lunch before leaving.
Those who have renewed for 62 doses of this family medium since Dee 5th include L. CG Wallin Mrs O L Gustaf son Olof Ostlund Mrs Chas John son Raymond AIA NEEE A V Reed H H Haho H G Brauer and Carl Axbere Clyde Willits is a new subscriber.
Mr and Mrs W A Stevens marked their 35th anniversary with relatives at their home. Henry Peters performed an Odd Fashoned Locket number on KGEZ. Pink and white decorations framed a large center white cake with 385 pink candies. The couple received a commemorative piece and refreshments followed.
Owners of automobiles and trucks face new fee scales based on vehicle capacity. Farm trucks repeal applies. All vehicles receive plates marked with spt. Recent car purchasers must register or transfer before obtaining 1980 license. Renewal requires prior year certificate. missing certificate blocks renewal until sworn statement and $1 fee. Bring old certificate to save time and avoid $100 penalty. K A Cornish announces December 23 1929 as start for 1950 rewards of 1929 licenses.
M E Church notes Emery Peterson as minister with Lord's Day School at 10 A M. A Sundberg is superintendent. Morning worship at 11:15, Epworth League 6:45 P M, Evening Service 7:30 P M. Ladies Aid meets at Mrs. Furman's home Thursday afternoon December 19. Children practice Saturday 1 PM. Morning topic Jesus The King. evening topic What Kind of a Saviour Epworth League cabinet meets Sunday afternoon.
John W. Ekwall, Pastor, Swede Plain M. E. Church announces a Christmas program and pageant to be presented Sunday morning and evening December 22. Attendance was below par last Sunday. Sunday School Superintendent seeks improved punctuality. Brotherhood meets Monday evening December 16 at Jon Acheson’s home. all men invited. WFM meets December 18 at Mrs Arthur Anderson’s home. Nettie Carlson assisting. Alvin Dublin in charge. all members asked to bring Christmas offerings.
The Stagd of Bearer Society ofMie met at Kenieé RengiSey mn on Friday evening for a Christmas program. Fifteen members and four visitors shared verse, sang Christmas songs, and read the story of the first Christmas. Santa Claus gave gifts to guests. the Girls presented a token to Mrs. Garten. A luncheon followed.
Exceptional values in diamond rings ranging from 15 dollars to 200 dollars offered by L A Erickson's in Stromaburg Nebraska.
A short ad notes subscriptions for all Daily papers at the Progress office and promotes a strap watch as a practical Christmas gift for men, suggesting it will make him happy.
Sunday school starts at 10 with preaching at 11 and 7 30. Choir practice Wednesday evening. Prayer meeting Thursday evening. Young Peoples meeting Friday evening. Pastor W Weatlund.
Free Methodist Church led by Pastor A. Smith announces Sunday School at 10:00 A M. Preaching at 11:00 A M with Sunday night service at 7 30 and Thursday prayer meeting at 7 30.
The Progress editor will attend a dinner hosted by officers and directors of the Lineoln Telephone and Telegraph Company in Lincoln to honor Frank H Woods for twenty five years of service to the Company and the public at Hotel Cornhusker on Wednesday evening December 1 at 7 00 PM Two new blue white diamond rings are offered at 100 and 160 dollars and the Gift Shop Jeweler I A Hannis of York Nebraska notes stock features larger rings.
ER Peterson, Pastor, preaches at 10:00 a.m. Sunday. Sunday School also held. P.C. BE and OCP Ree ene came.
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