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Newspaper

Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1949

Page

4

Three Generations of Local News Across Decades

A collage of short items notes Claude Green returning from Camp Dodge to Iowa, Vern Waldin’s 25th birthday party, and real estate sale. It also lists births in January, soldiers returning from France, and a pistol badge worn by Godfred Olson. Later segments cover 1924 leap year bachelors, accidents, and band rehearsals.

Claude Green Camp Dodge Iowa Frank Scheapler Pete Schrader Harry Hahn Godfred Olson Camp Grant Ill Polk France

Polk Churches Readies Regular Services Across Towns

Hordville Baptist and several Polk area churches announce weekly schedules with Sunday School morning worship and midweek prayer meetings. Readers are invited to attend services at Milford Free Methodist and Plainfield Methodist churches alongside Hordville and nearby congregations.

Hordville Baptist Church Whick A Anderson 1000 Bible School Free Methodist Church Charles Snyder Walter Senford Hordville

Youth Sunday and memorial sermons at Arborville Church

The Arborville Congregational Church led by Rev. Earle Eaton lists February Youth Sunday topics including The Days Of Thy Youth and Lincoln Memorial sizing up a man. Also notes Washington Memorial Men Who God Chooses and St Valentine A Little Bit Of Love. Other notes cover local births illnesses visits and social events.

Earle Eaton Floyd Merchant Kenneth Bedient Harold Bedient Eaton Lincoln St. Valentine Washington Memorial

Families Attend National Rural Electric Cooperative Convention Trip

A group including Mr and Mrs W L Anderson Mr and Mrs George H Bond Mr and Mrs Wm Kosch Mr and Mrs Lindburg and Mr and Mrs George Buchta traveled to New York City for the National Rural Electric Cooperative Association annual convention from January 31 to February 3 They plan visits to Washington DC and other eastern points.

W. L. Anderson George H Bond Wm. Kosch Lindburg George Buchta New York City National Rural Electric Co-operative Association Washington, D. C C. C Jenkins Frank Rystrom Carol Rystrom Arthur Hultquist Helen Harriet Ernest Johnson George Marck Osceola Joyce Hennings Wesleyan University Lincoln David Carlson Gunnar Carlson Sonia Columbus Chicago Edward Carlson Omaha Judy Anderson Gust E. Johnson Deverne Anderson E J. Anderson Dorothy Donelson

50th anniversary postponed to February six Sunday

The celebration for Mr and Mrs Alfred Jones was moved to next Sunday February 6. Other notes mention Mr Glen Green dining with Mr Everett Green and Regg, and general tips on clearing fat from hot soup using ice wrapped in cheesecloth. Baby safety and beddings are discussed along with the road show status and Nebraska place names and origins.

McGuffin South Polk A. Dornburg Kkmi] Meerkatz York Hospital C R Peterson R J Allison York Earl Rasmussen Stromsburg Hospital Art Adelson Irene Osceola Hennie Seymour Anderson Roy Glasser Charles Lytle Bill Kroger Ira Glasser Neil McNaught Everett Green Regy Oscar Jones E. McNaught Lloyd Stramberg Gilbert Benson Arnold Isaacson Joan Zierott Will Wurtz Ralph Shaffer Grand Island J. McCoy Mervin Samuels Noel Kealiher Baby Orlie Miller Alfred Jones Glen Green Regg

Woolmaking Through the Ages

The article traces wool mastery from the Stone Age to ancient civilizations. Babylonians and Egyptians knew wool work, Phoenicians traded wool cloth beyond the Mediterranean, Greeks and Romans expanded loom-based production, and Roman looms produced army uniforms.

Mediterranean Sea England

Out of Old Nebraska by James C Olson

The article notes two landmark Nebraska place name books: Nebraska Place Names by Lilian Fitzpatrick and The Origin Of Place Names of Nebraska by J. T. Link. Both were University of Nebraska publications, 1925 and 1933 respectively, showing most counties towns and cities were named after individuals.

United States Nebraska Adams Arthur Fillmore Garfield Grant Hayes Jefferson Lincoln Madison Pierce Polk Washington Dr Link Old James C. Olson State Historical Society Lillian Fitzpatrick J. T. Link University of Nebraska

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