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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1952
Page
8
Sundberg & Son promote Frigidaire Cyclamatic food freezer and refrigerator combo with roll to you shelves and Levehold cold. A E Sundberg, returning from Omaha, touts full length shelf glide and three door shelves. The Cyclectronic system promises constant safe cold automatically under all conditions.
Sundbergs promote Frigidaire appliances emphasizing constant low refrigerator temperatures and a Food Safety Indicator. The Cycla-matic system auto defrosts without clocks or heaters. The catalog notes concealed cold-wall coils and Refrig o-plate for steady cooling and claims up to 776 times more bacteria growth at 50 degrees versus 40 in four days. Frigidaire also offers ranges in 40, 30, and 21 inch widths with the Wonder Oven for dual cooking at different temperatures. Sundbergs invite visits to see the latest in appliances.
Immanuel Lutheran Church activities list Sunday School Bible Study and Divine Worship. Friday dinner guests included Alvin Smith Harlan Dose Norman Reetz Ervin Blase Alton Driewer Elmer Wilshusen and Laverne Schulze. Many local families visited and hosted dinners and birthday celebrations across the week. Kenneth Ziegelbein promoted to Pfc and unit set to go overseas this summer with several other social calls recorded.
Several social callers and dinners are listed in entries from Sherman County Nebraska and nearby towns. Names include Reetz, Jensen, Shoup, Baack, Wurtz, Klingsporn, Benke, Lenz, Hadenfelt, Stankel, Wilshusen, Waak, and Ziegelbein among others. The district Conquest For Christ endeavor in York is recorded with attendees including Rev Long and Henry Schulze.
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