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Newspaper

Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1946

Page

4

Local Social Roundup and Notices Across Towns

A dense list of guests and family gatherings from Stromsburg to Lincoln, with New Year celebrations and visits, includes Ike Ostberg Leo Wurtz Or He Miller Mr and Mrs Charles Eckles Mr and Mrs Oscar Sundberg and others. Health news notes Mrs Fred Schmidt and a fatal pneumonia claim Rising City, plus local cattle trade on the Omaha market.

Tives Stromsburg Ike Ostberg Leo Wurtz He Miller Grand Island Charles Eckles Gresham Oscar Sundberg Lincoln H W Herbes W J. Herbes Osceola Roy Yeltman Denver August Nelson Frank Davis Exeter Charlie Stettner Harry Gray Bradshaw Julia Ann Lorna Mae Martin Smith Adam Deuker Wilmetta Steel W. C. Steel James McClure Central City Joe McClure W C Steel John Light Fred Schmidt Emory Cramer Raymord Shockey Rising City

Local Society Notes and New Year Visits Across Towns

Dr C R Peterson and family visited Aurora to see Harvey Hahn in the hospital on New Year’s evening. Cliff Branting and wife drove to Wahoo to see the sister in the hospital there. Lester and Tom Graves families visited in Stromsburg and Omaha. Residents gathered at Aurora and Hardville homes for gatherings with Lindgrens and McGinnises. A baby girl was born to Lennis Lind’s family on January 1. A shooting match at Wayne Hill’s farm drew many sportsmen. Dorothy Sherwood was taken to York Lutheran Hospital by Dr J B Williams.

C. R. Peterson Aurora Harvey Hahn Cliff Branting Wahoo Lester Graves Stromsburg Tom Graves Omaha Oscar Jones Homer Branting Marie Hardville Russell Lindgren John Seymour Ree Chas McGinnis Ray McGinnis Henry Reed Frank Scheapler Robert Keuper Fred Blase E. B. Kingsborn S. J Harless Stanley Harless Delores Glenn Knerr Jonas Anderson Charles Kner Gus E Johnson Artemise Smith Rich P T. Wertz Winfield Kansas Ralph Wilshusen Henry Wilshusen Thas Fort Morgan Colo Polk Wayne Hill J. B. Williams Dorothy Sherwood Lutheran Hospital York

Edick Anderson and Bride Visit Polk Return to Chicago

Thirty years ago on January 6 1916 Edick Anderson and his bride arrived from Oxtadia to spend a few days with his parents and friends before returning to their home in Chicago. Joseph Wochner and family moved back from Litchfield to a farm eight miles south and west of Polk. Will Green traveled to Omaha with a load of cattle on market day. Carl Jones went back to studies at Lincoln after visiting his parents. Mr and Mrs C Jones were noted in the Polk item.

Edick Anderson Bride Polk Oxtadia Chicago Joseph Wochner Litchfield Will Green Omaha Carl Jones Lincoln C Jones

Local Church Service Schedule Listings

Sunday school and worship times listed for First Baptist Church Paul Lemke Evangelical Free Church Milford E Olson and Hordville Methodist Nels Pearson Pastors. Services include Sunday 10 a.m. Sunday School 11 a.m. morning worship and 7:30 p.m. evening Gospel Bible study prayer and choir practice midweek. Public worship at 11 a.m. and welcome to worship.

First Baptist Church Paul Lemke Winnie Lind Sunt Evangelical Free Church Milford E. Olson Hordville

Hordville Baptist Church and Plain Methods Services

Edick A. Anderson leads Hordville Baptist Church with 10 a.m. Bible School and 11 a.m. Morning Worship. Polk and Swede Plain Churches present schedules with 10 a.m. Church School and 11 a.m. Worship, plus a 3 p.m. Youth Fellowship at Swede Plain.

Hordville Baptist Church Edick A. Anderson Swede Plain Polk

Tell Us Your News for The Progress Weekly

The Progress invites readers to share local events and happenings. Submit everyday news such as dinners with guests or out of town visits, and noticeworthy personal milestones like marriages or engagements. The aim is to chronicle community life weekly, printing items deemed newsworthy.

Man Claims Ten Year Brick in Stomach Relief

A man describes a decade of a constant lump in his stomach causing weakness headaches and bloating. He reports immediate relief after taking ERB-HELP a herbal mix claimed to cleanse bowels and relieve gas. The ad urges readers to visit Davis Pharmacy for BERB HELP.

Berbhelp Davis Pharmacy

Local church group meets. officers installed at WSCS

The January WSCS meeting at the church parlors featured officer installation and a pot luck lunch. Harold Nelson was taken to Clarkson Hospital in Omaha after ten days at Stramsburg hospital. Families and individuals visited relatives across Osceola, Omaha, Denver and Central City as church and civic events continued.

WSCS Methodist Church Harold Nelson Clarkson Omaha Stramsburg Oliver Johnson Donald Johnson Osceola Arnold Isaacson Maynard Isaacson Louise Samuelson Denver E. E. Samuelson Leland Harless Paul Lemke Loup City National Association of Evangelicals Baptist Church M. O. Johnson Marilyn Hehn Lloyd Hahn Carlyn Strand Earl Bates Lincoln A. C. Bates Earl Mr. Riley Central City Nelson King Solts Royal Neighbor Society Hardville Hall Esther Gage Oscar Gustafson Polk Carl Wilshusen Ervin Light Wo.k. Swanson Rapid City South Dakota

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