Cubs Win County B. B. Tourney and Local News Roundup
The Polk County high school basketball team won the county tournament by defeating Stromsburg 30 to 15. In community notes, the Willits move to the Howard farm north of Polk, and multiple residents attend events in Osceola Omaha and Lincoln. Officers and families mark anniversaries from 25 to 40 years, while local trades report markets for hogs eggs and cream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cubs
Grant Willits
Polk
Reuben Hanquist
St. Paul
Minn
Oscar Strand
Paul
Omaha
Social attendances fill week from Mrs Fossberg to the Warneke party
Numerous gatherings reported across town with guests at the Fossberg, Brazda, Light, Lackey, Miller, and Wilshusen homes. Notable events include Polk Baptist youth rally in Horace and a Immanuel Lutheran Walther League Valentine party led by Mr Warneke with a lunch by Lavern e Blase and Robert Driewer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Jones
Leon Meerkatz
Lynelle
Glen Brazda
Jess Caldwell
Hattie McArtor
Swanson
Bill Lavelle
Robert Renquist
James Kaiser
Irvin Light
York
Ester Lackey
O. A. Johnson
Lindley Cook
Chas Lytle
Hilmer Jones
Bonnie Scott
Florence Hoffman
Orlie Miller
Dick Harless
Dean Leigh
Earl Stevens
Floyd Miller
Polk Baptist Church
Platte Valley
Horace
M Harold Miller
Abzi Corner
Bradshaw
Gwynuel Johnson
Hampton Tuseday
Louis Ramesberger
Immanuel Lutheran Walther League
Warneke
Laverne Blase
Robert Driewer
Weekend visits and local events across towns
Mesdames Horstman Ed and Thede Larson visited Sunday afternoon in Marquette with Mrs Pate from Denver Colorado a former Polk teacher. Sondra Hill won the District 4H Timely Speech contest at Fremont Thursday. The WCTU met at Mrs T A Stevens home with Rev Pearson leading devotionals on temperance. Attending an aunt funeral in McPherson Kansas Monday were Elmer Hanquist Hilmer Jones and Reuben Hanquist. Charles Burgess N Pearson Nellie Nelson and others visited August Nelson at Grand Island Veterans Hospital last Saturday. Gloria Adelson visiting in Moline Illinois with Mrs George Jones (formerly Doris Anderson). Van Bush and O F Alfred were Lincoln visitors Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames Horstman
Thede Larson
Marquette
Pate
Denver
Colo
Polk
Sondra Hill
Fremont
WCTU
T. A. Stevens
Pearson
Temperance
McPherson, Kans
Elmer Hanquist
Hilmer Jones
Reuben Hanquist
Charles Burgess
N. Pearson
Nellie Nelson
August Nelson
Veterans Hospital
Grand Island
Gloria Adelson
Moline
Ill
George Jones
Doris Anderson
van Bush
O. F. Alfred
Lincoln
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Clarks
Howard Farm
C. W. Hill
Herbert Wurtz
Osceola
W P. Miller
F. A. Adelson
Miller Home
LT. Samuelson
B. L. Newton
Texas
Stromsburg
Mildred McDaniel
Geneva Evelyn
Mildred Beckman
Vivian Alfred
Gertrude Nelson
Bay
Elwood Sandell
Albert McNeely
Norris Alfred
Scotia
Myron Peterson
Business College
I. D Huston
Lloyd Cole
Ed Schultz
Harry
Harold
Harry Carlson
W. P. Miller
Bryan Graves
C J. McCoy
Doris
Benny Jo Baker
Jacksonville
Fla
C. A. Whittemore
C. McGinnis
Clark Stouffer
Lennie Shafer
Mildred Snodgrass
Harold Nelson
Kathryn
T. J. Nelson
Gertrude
Marie Williams
Hazel Nelson
Ft. Riley
Kan
Jerold Ruzicka
Roy Glasser
C. Wyatt
H. A. Cramer
Dean Nelson
Sterling, Colo
Bob Renquist
Shirley Hahn
Frank Ostrander
St. Paul Wildcats
Wegner-Clausen
Monument Co
Central City
Nebraska
Barre
Haith Motor CO
Dodge
Dodge Trucks
Dart Sales & Service
Dodge and Dart
The
Lincoln Telephone and Telegraph Company
Eee Norris W. Alfred
Polk, Nebraska
Congress
Webrasek Wess
National Editorial Assocmtie
Gbefgrngn
Northrup
Northrup King Seed Research
Wallace Sandell
Gordon Fossberg
Don Hanquist
Roy Glasser, Sr
Emma Anderson
Martin Jones
Robert Merchant
Yvonne Caldwell
Eldon Schultz
Martin Hoffman
Harold Miller
Will Blase
Clara Blase
Henry Reeb
Carl Wilshusen
Harold Hanquist
Hannah Hahn
Doyle
W. C. Blase
Henry Reed
Walter Binford
Gilbert Lampshire
Patty
Shelly
Lynn Ramsey
Wilda Holmes
Lloyd Boothby
Holstein
Iowa
Ruth Kroger
Marvin Fredrickson
Curtis Flodman
Julia Flodman
Rose Swanson
North Blue News
State Farm
Petrus C. Nelson
Stromsburg State Farm
Utomobile Teevras
Farmers Coop Grain Ass’n
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