Robert Sigler Moves to Osceola as Garage Business Begins
Robert Sigler and family plan to move to Osceola after his sale on January 19 where he will enter the garage business with his brother. Frank Wilcox clerked the past week in Martin Fisher’s store. The Shafer couple runs a jewelry and art shop in Dr. Westfall rooms. Polk reported the coldest town in the state with a low of 11 below.
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Robert Sigler
Osceola
Frank Wilcox
Martin Fisher
Harry Shafer
M. F. Smith
Shirley Hahn
Harvey Hahn
Aurora
Johnnie Johnson
B. Swanson
Hastings
Enoch Peterson
James Nelson
Claus Peterson
Polk
van Bush
Alois Ruzicka
Z. F. Myers
Polk Progress publication fees and notice of postal status
The Polk Progress lists editor Norris W. Alfred and states it is entered as second class matter at the Polk Nebraska post office. Subscription rates are 4.00 per year in Nebraska 5.00 elsewhere 2.50 for six months 1.50 for three months and 1.00 minimum for card of thanks. Obituary poetry is charged 10 cents per line and display advertising 10 cents per line or 56 cents per column inch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk
Nebraska
Local residents host gatherings and remember birthdays
A string of neighborhood visits and dinners unfolds from Sunday to Tuesday as residents including Mr. and Mrs. Horstman Mrs. Nellie Peters and many others host family friends and celebrate birthdays. Notable events include Horatio Bush's death and Gerald Stevens receiving a Safe Driver Award. Several families plan winter travels and nursing training resumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Lemke
Horstman
Nellie Peters
Albert Sundberg
Clara Elms
Kansas City
Ives
Silver Creek
Stanley Peterson
Omaha
Horatio Bush
Clarks
Chas. Lytle
National Safety Council
Gerald Stevens
U.S. Post Office Dept
Virgil Leach
Columbus
Elwood Sandell
Betty Anderson
Blair
O. F. Alfred
Everett Green
Martin Jones
Robert Steenbeck
Pharr
Texas
Sondra Hill
Methodist School of Nursing
Karl Dethloff
Stromsburg
Martha Larson
Lyle Lampshire
Bell
Calif
Clarence
Herbert Wurtz
Darold Hoffman
New Orleans
Methodist Church Observes Student Recognition Sunday
On New Year's Day the Methodist Church held a Student Recognition Sunday directed by Linda Kisler. College students home on vacation led morning worship with a high school choir offering a musical anthem and solo. Judy O Shea read names of students and servicemen, with Linda Eisler arranging the service.
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Methodist Church
Linda Kisler
Karen Stevens
Miss Stevens
Jane Fredrickson
Linda Eisler
Leigh Ann Gustafson
Judy O’shea
United States
Natalie Hahn
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Oscar Sundberg
Henry Horstman
Theo, Larson
Carl Steelquist
BE. E. Pengelly
Harlan Frazier
Ord
Shafer
Albert Kione
Hamilton
Ray Werner
Ralph Johnson
Wilbur Whitacre
Dorothy
Douglas Locker Service
Nebr
Tylan
Tbs
Farmers Coop Grain Ass'n
Polk, Nebraska
Osasgh Cfarign Faefiguate
8. A. Ramp and
Paul Strand
Guy Shenk
Elmer Sandberg
Oscar Person
M. G. Lindburg
Gene Wood
Emma Horstman
Rose Schweitzer
Larry Hoffman
Martin Hoffman
Clarence Johnson
Merlyn Lampshire
Holdrege
Leslie Adelson
Glen Brazda
Burdette Jones
Lincoln
James Lindburg
Peggy
Jan Lindburg
Patricia Funk
White Plains
Vivian Funk
Vancouver
Wash
Kathy Sperry
New York
Karen Funk
University of Nebraska
Steve Funk
Gresham
Christine
Pat Funk
N. Y
James Dodson
North Platte
Ronald Burke
Eddie
St. Louis
John Myers
DeVern
Leland Noyd
Irvin Anderson
Wegner Monument Company
Central City
Lonnie Dill
Ohio
March of Dimes
Rexall
UCM
Harimans
Polk Rural Fire District
Thurs
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