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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1948
Page
5
Social notices recount visits and gatherings across Central City Clarks and surrounding towns. Families celebrate anniversaries births and birthdays while neighbors attend dinners and church events. Community updates include AAA farm plans and commodity loans with meeting dates and eligibility details.
Polk churches list Sunday schedules for TLordville Baptist Milford Evangelical Free Hordville Methodist with pastors and times. Blaine Nyberg, missionary, will be guest speaker at the Hordville service.
Youth Fellowship meets March 1 at Polk and Swede churches. Swede Plain holds 10 am Sunday worship and 11 am church school. Polk 10 am church school and 11 am worship. Friday 8 pm recognition service led by Platte Valley Baptist ministers with Rev David Hammer and Rev Val Hauck. Evening social to follow.
Mrs Frank Adelson expresses thanks to friends and relatives for cards letters flowers and gifts received during her hospital stay. She says the thoughtfulness will always be remembered.
February 23, 1922 entries record Blanche Sedan visiting University Place relatives, recitals attended by Sten Peterson and Thilip Sack, and several Polk residents hosting or visiting relatives in Stromsburg Grand Island and Lincoln. Births announced for February 13 and 18, plus wedding attendances and dinners. Fifteen years prior notes include WWG Baptist Girls meeting and a Polk Reserves basketball loss to Osceola Reserves 16 to 15.
Osceola led at halftime 7-6. Local notes report funerals, births, visits, and social events including families from Osceola, York, and Freemont. Ten years ago items recall Ashton Shallenberger’s death and a wedding in York.
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