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Newspaper

Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1954

Page

2

Local Social Notes and Funeral Remembrances

Local items record funerals and visits across communities. Mrs Merle Stewart’s funeral in Pocatello followed a Portland hospital passing, with her husband and young daughter surviving. Several families gathered for Christmas and New Year visits in Omaha, Stromsburg, Aurora, Ord, and Bradshaw, including Shenk, Meradith, Hill, Bright, and Ramsey households.

K. L. Stewart Pocatello Idaho Merle Stewart Portland Oregon Ella Shenk Omaha Merle Simpson Neva Bright Meradith Florida Cuba Wayland Flodman Pvt Burdette Flodman

Editor and Publisher as Second Class Minister at Polk Post Office

A notice records the editor and publisher entered as second class minister at the Polk Nebraska Post Office on March 21 1907 under the 1879 act. The action reflects federal postal classification and ongoing administration of local press operations.

Polk, Nebraska Congress

Social Roundup of Local Visiting Guests and New Year Gatherings

A long list of neighborhood guests spans Christmas and New Year visits. The Lin ds and Johnsons hosted gatherings with Flodman and Creech families. Ostbergs and Binfords hosted overnights and dinners. Nelsons, Larsons, and Adelsons gathered for New Year events. Names include Wolstenholm York Denton Creech Gilligan Binford Nelson Ostberg Larson Thomas Osberg and others in Clarks and Marquette areas.

Paul Wolstenholm York Clarence Creech Carol Denton Betty Creech Lincoln Helen Binford Frank Gilligan Omaha Donald Ostberg Walter Binford August Nelson Gerald Holm Russell Fjell Harry Anderson Albert Nelson Marquette Leroy Nelson Ed Larson Will Peters Theo Larson Gloria Adelson Brockenberg Dean Osberg Patty Glen Thomas Clarks Ostberg Harold Anderson Ed Franz Lushton Oscar Person Mary Mae Leslie Adelson Arthur Pinneo Byron Covey

Local families share holidays and visits across towns

Mr and Mrs Wayne Ramsey hosted New Year’s Day meals for their daughters with Mr and Mrs Donald Ostberg. Mrs Ethel Garten of Kearney visited the Blase home with Harvey while the Stohl family from Scribner dropped in previously. Henry Reeb, a patient at Aurora Hospital, underwent surgery and progresses satisfactorily. Mrs Harold Reeb from Portland stayed with family before returning home. W J Kroger hosted gatherings for the Kroger and McNaught families as Waldon heads to duty. Adolph Dose traveled with Mrs Clara Blase and Milan to Springfield Massachusetts to see granddaughter Mrs Leland D Anderson and Mr Anderson.

New Jersey Burdette Ervin Hahn Cambridge Iowa Ernest Hahn Ed Coover Paul Coover Mervin Samuels Robert Steenbock Pharr Texas Walter Stohl Burdette Flodman Lloyd Stromberg Messrs Mmes Don Johnson Demaris Bradley Osceola Herbert Olson Stromsburg Ollie Johnson Elwood Anderson Wayne Ramsey Donald Ostberg Ethel Garten Kearney Gilbert Blase Harvey John Stohl Wesley of Scribner Blase Henry Reeb Aurora Hospital Harold Reeb Portland Oregon W. J. Kroger Lloyd Kroger Waldon McNaught Waldon Adolph Dose Clara Blase Milan York Springfield Mass Leland D. Anderson Mr. Anderson

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