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Newspaper

Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1948

Page

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Polk County Adjusts Assessment Rules and Dates

Polk county updates assessment laws with a March 10 date for assessments and a April 20 deadline. Penalties include 60 percent for late filings and a $50 to $2000 fine for false returns. The Board of Equalization meets May 3 for several days to review all property values. Assistants will help at precincts, but taxpayers are responsible. County Clerk John I. Anderson invites inquiries at his office.

Polk County Board of Equalization John I. Anderson

God of the Atom film to be shown at local church

A sound color film titled God of the Atom will be shown at 8 00 p m Wednesday March 38 at the Baptist Church with the Evangelical Free Church cooperating Rev P Lemke pastor says the Moody Institute of Science production features Nagasaki and Bikini explosions and the UC cyclotron with Dr Irwin A Moon narrating Larry Johnston appears with an eyewitness account Moody Institute Chicago produced the film following The God of Creation shown last year to a large audience F R Morningstar Moody film representative will present the screening

The Baptist Church Evangelical Free Church P. Lemke Irwin A. Moon Moody Institute of Science Los Angeles Nagasaki Bikini University of California Moon Larry Johnston Los Alamos Moody Institute Chicago God of Creation F. R. Morningstar Moody Film

Visit Recalls Social Call at Horstman Home

Mr and Mrs August Nelson visited Wednesday night in the home of Mr and Mrs Henry Horstman and later spent last Wednesday evening with Elmer and Lizle Johnson.

August Nelson Henry Horstman Elmer Lizle Johnson Rudolph Gustafson Elmer and Lizzie Johnson

4-H Speaking Contest draws seven counties to Da vid City

The District Timely Topic 4-H Speaking Contest was held Friday in David City with seven counties represented. Seven girls and six boys competed. Sheralee Hill of Polk earned a blue ribbon, Lois Wild of Saunders was chosen to advance to the State Contest, and Frank Jacobs of Douglas topped the boys with his talk on Savings.

David City Polk County Sheralee Hill Polk Frank Jacobs Douglas County Duane Schmit Butler County Hoover Assisant University of Nebraska Polk Center

Youngsters pictured from Stromsburg Osceola and more

Photos feature the younger set in the bottom row with Alice Marie and Robert Allen children of Mr and Mrs Ted Janky Stromsburg. Diana and Rick Cra mer Osceola children of Mr and Mrs Richard Cra mer. Dorothy Jean and Beverly Ann Ekdahl daughters of Mr and Mrs Dave Ekdahl.

Alice Marie Robert Allen Ted Janky Stromsburg Diana Rick Richard Cramer Osceola Dorothy Jean Beverly Ann Dave Ekdahl Folk Patricia Dorothy Alvin Standberg Hardville Sally Ann Charles Chas Peterson, Polk Leon Kenneth Clarence Meerkatz

Three Auctioneers Announce Major Consignment Sale

Dick Merrick, Homer Ingalls and Glen Augustine announce a large consignment sale set for Thursday, March 11. The event will be held at a Shelby location described as miles east, three miles north and west of Shelby. Articles for sale should be listed with any of the three men for next week’s advertisement.

Dick Merrick Homer Ingalls Glen Augustine Shelby

Arthur Marshall Dies at Kimball Nebraska

Arthur Marshall, 69, died suddenly at his Kimball home on February 17. He formerly ran a business in McCool Junction and is survived by his widow, two daughters in Ohio and Kimball, two sons in New Jersey and Denver, and two sisters in Omaha and Texas. Funeral services were held in York with burial in Greenwood Cemetery. A local notice mentions visits by relatives and a city cleanup effort followed by a request for ongoing rat control and a proposed two day training school by Tom Turner for town organizations.

Arthur Marshall Kimball Nebraska McCool Junction Cincinnati Ohio New Jersey Denver Omaha Texas York Greenwood Cemetery Hennie Seymour Osceola Tom Turner Tom Turner

Weekend Visits Highlight Mr and Mrs Stark in Aurora

Mr and Mrs Lewis Stark of Aurora spent Sunday with Mrs Stark's parents Mr and Mrs Fred Bedient. Numerous relatives and friends then joined Mr and Mrs Martin Hoffman Sr for Mrs Hoffman's birthday celebration with afternoon and evening gatherings at their homes.

Lewis Stark Aurora Fred Bedient Harold Lloyd Bittinger Elven White Atkinson Nebr Charles Lytle J. &. Bedient Owen Bedgient Will Green Hewitt Hatley Idaho June Hewett Ken York

Polk Pioneer Pat Crow Dies in Los Angeles at 60

Ex Polk man Pat Crow founder of Polk's first drug store twenty years ago died of a heart attack in Los Angeles where he has lived eight years. He is survived by his wife and three children. Polk friends mourn the passing of this longtime resident.

Pat Crow Polk Los Angeles

WEDDING OF MISS DARLENE LIGHT AND WILLIAM LAVELLE

Miss Darlene Light and William LaVelle were married Wednesday February 18 1948 at Immanuel Lutheran near Polk. Rev C W Long performed the double ring ceremony with organist Mrs Eldon Anderson. The couple plan to live in Polk with many relatives attending and gifts received.

Immanuel Lutheran Church Polk Darlene Light Erwin Light William LaVelle Merle LaVelle C. W. Long Eldon Anderson Stromsburg Marie LaVelle Lois Light Jack LaVelle Dennis Light Demaris Johnson Wallace Lind Elmer Garver Aurora Donald Johnson Osceola Lennis Lind Elmer Wilshusen

Polk Cubs Clinch Co Champ With Silver Creek and Genoa

Polk High School defeats Silver Creek 39 31 to clinch a co championship with Genoa and Silver Creek in a strong showing. Derald Johnson leads Polk with 15 points while Kershaw nets four early baskets for Silver Creek. Osceola game follows as Polk wins 28 11 in a slow home clash and Kenny Upton caps his final home night with eight points in the last quarter.

Polk Silver Creek Polk High Cubs Genoa Kershaw Wilhelms Derald Johnson Walden Volz Sind Kenny Upton Burdette Slim Blue White Upton Williams Johnson Wlodman BU Volz Long G Osceola Polk High Osceola Club Shostrom Alegelbein Miller Flodman Kealiher Volz Forss Long Ratzloff Don Shostrom Beryl Willams Don Miller

Golden Wedding Anniversary Observed at Baptist Church

Mr and Mrs Frank Yossberg celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary with open house and an afternoon program at the Baptist Church. About 180 relatives attended. grandchildren sang and played. Attendees included Rev R M Bailey and Rev Paul Lemke with songs, readings, and a history rhyme.

Frank Yossberg The Baptist Church Goldie Adams Paul Lemke Neal Sandell R. M. Bailey Mead Polk Baptist Henry Horstman Wilbur Whitacre Martin Jones Polk Church Maxine Upton Hastings Sylvia Sandell Frank Davis Martha Larson Sweden J W Nelson Fossberg Arel Lind Baptist Church Orchestra Hamilton County Polk County Irvin Central City Polk Gordon Falk, Werse

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