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Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1952

Page

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Cubs Trounced By Brainard 59 to 31

Polk high school hoops fell 59 to 31 to Brainard on Friday night. Ken Werner Pon Nyberg Rob Renquist and Gaylen Holmes led Polk with six points each as Brainard had multiple players in double figures. The curtain raiser saw Brainard beat Polk 44 to 32 with poor free throw shooting hurting Polk. In Stromsburg a Polk grade team lost 27 to 25 as Gary Skaden led with 12 points.

Polk Brainard Potk Gaylen Holmes Ken Werner Pon Nyberg Rob Renquist Ighanoes Ea ‘Werland Widga Louis Light Stromsburg Polk Crado Vwitines Burg Gary Skaden Leon Johor Bruce Johnson Pomk Feft Werner Nyberg Holmes Peterson Renquist Cramer

Christmas Calendar of Church Events

A sequence of December church programs lists dates and evening times for services cantatas and programs. Baptist Sunday School and Baptist Church events are noted alongside Methodist Swede Plain U. S. and Immanuel Lutheran Evangelical Free notices with performances scheduled through December 28.

Baptist Sunday School Methodist Methodist Church School Swede Plain U. S

Notice of Polk Library Closing Tonight

The Polk Library will stay open this evening December 23 but will be closed Wednesday evening December 34.

Polk

Johnson and Johneon Families Gather Sunday

Spending Sunday afternoon with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jed Johnson, were Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Johneon, Mr. and Mrs. Don Johneon, Osceola and Mr. and Mrs. Ollie Johneon.

Jed Johnson Leroy Johneon Don Johneon Osceola Ollie Johneon

March of Dimes Drive Underway Plans Set

An enthusiastic group met at Mrs. Edith Hellman’s home to lay preliminary plans for the 1953 March of Dimes campaign. Town chairmen were named for Osceola Polk Shelby Stromsburg and Carleton with county leaders overseeing the drive.

Edith Hellman Aan Oscéola Carl Bowman Dale Frizell Polk Floyd Tyle Albert Sundberg Shelby Paul Killian Stromsburg Floyd Speirs Edith Heilman Leo Larson Carleton Anderson Heilman March of Dimes

Farmers Urged to Report 1952 PMA Conservation Practices

County PMA office notes many farmers have filed ACP practices but substantial compliance remains. Final date for 1952 payment is December 31, 1952. Those not reporting by then will not receive payments. County Committee urges immediate action and cooperation.

PMA

Visitors at the Fossberg home Sunday

Ervin Fossberg and his daughter from Central City welcomed Denzil Fossberg who has just returned from Army duty in Korea.

Frank Fossberg Ervin Fossberg Ald Central City Son Denzil Korea

Large Number Well Fed At Smorgasbord

The Swede Plain WSCS hosted its fourth smorgasbord at the High School Auditorium drawing about 400 attendees from York Grand Island Utica Central City Stromsburg Osceola and surrounding areas. Swedish dishes and salads in Yuletide design filled two tables while poinsettia plants candles and Swedish china highlighted the setup. Waiters in Swedish attire served guests from multiple towns including York and Grand Island.

WSCS Sweden York Grand Island Utica Central City Stromsburg Osceola

Swede Plain Farmers Meet At Dahlgren Home

The Swede Plain Farmers Union Local held its annual meeting at Chas Dahlgren's home with an oyster supper. Dahlgren, aged 87, is one of Nebraska's oldest Farmers Union members. Officers for 1953 were re elected: Edick Anderson president, Dahlgren vice president, Mrs. Lloyd Hahn secretary and treasurer. A memorial for W. A. Stevens was conducted by Rev. Anderson. M G Lindburg was chosen delegate to the state convention February 11 12 in Omaha.

Swede Plain W. A. Stevens Farmers Union Anderson Stevens

Guessing Contest draws 28 winners across businesses

Twenty five local businesses hosted a guessing contest last Saturday drawing a fair crowd. Marvelle Scott topped the event winning prizes at three stores while many participants claimed first place at various outlets. Santa arrives later with free comic films at Polk Theatre at 2 pm on Saturday December 20.

Marvelle Scott Harold Hogfoss Green's Produce Marvelle Polk Theatre Santa

Widga Couple to Celebrate Golden Wedding at Swede Kerk

Mr and Mrs Ed Widga of Polk will celebrate their Golden Wedding at Swede Park Church this Sunday December 28 1952 with open house from 2 pm to 5 pm.

Ed Widga Polk

Lincolntown Couple and Guests Spend Friday Outing

Mr and Mrs Paul Strand and Carlyn Mrs Everett Green and Janice Jones spent Friday in Lincoln with a casual social outing noted in local society.

Paul Strand Carlyn Everett Green Janice Jones Lincol

Roger Longs Ship Completes Second Korea Tour

Boatswain's mate third class Roger Long arrived in San Diego aboard the high speed transport USS Diachenko (APD 123) completing a second tour in the Korean combat zone. Diachenko cooperated with Republic of Korea ships and UN forces conducting raids along the North Korean coast and patrolling Wonsan harbor under fire from shore batteries but escaped damage. The ship also trained amphibious drills and made goodwill port visits to Japan during the Orient tour.

Roger Long San Diego Diachenko Koean United Nations Wonsan Koje Orient Roger C. W. Long Polk High School

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Cubs Immanuel Lutheran Gram Dahlgren M. G. Lindburg Omaha Scott Polk Progress Michael Larson Farmera Produce Noel Kealsher Whit Oscar Anderson, Sundberg and Son Marilyn Citizens State Bank Galen Peterson Market Dorothy Ang Len’s Evar Sandell Davis Pharmacy Ernest Flodman Tommy Cramer Green Ray Sundberg Johnson Chevrolet Homer Green Fredrickson Implement Co Virgil Kisler Floyd’s Virgil Bush Cramer Oil Co Harold Miller Farmers Union Co-op Oil Ass Foster Scott Farmers Co-op Grain Ass Wurtz Joe Hahn Vic's Tavern J. D. Green Stromberg’s Gro. & Locker Frank Bolton Kroger’s Holchmes Cafe Evelyn Shenk Hills Galen Lind Alky Peterson Mary Alice Havine Cramer Craft Shop Arvey Lind Santa Claus Glenn Hill Hill Gerald Stevens Martin Jones Nettie Jones Haroll Yohe Filley Calmar Jones Bradley Fairbury O. EB. Jones Wayne Creech Carl McCoy Fran Davis Minden Davis Oan Arthur Hemmingson Shafter Calif Hee Ty Sandell
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