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Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1948

Page

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Cubs Win Two In Goldenrod Race Over Shelby

Polk Hi Cubs beat Shelby 41 to 28 Tuesday night January 6 as Ken Upton and Walden Volz led scoring. The Junior Cubs won 17-9 in the preliminary and Polk later suffered a 36-25 loss to Benedict, with Volz and Flodman playing key third quarter roles. Cedar Bluffs defeat noted 23-16 with poor shooting and free throws.

Goldenrod Polk Hi Cubs Shelby Polk Huskies Blue White Ken Upton Walden Volz Cubs Upton Filedman Williams Gieim Johnson Shostrom Don Volz Long Pere Don Miler Benedict Waldon Volz Burdette Flodman Polk High Cubs Fremont Cedar Bluffs Cedar Bluff Flodman Cramer March of Dimes

County Extension News Highlights Training Sessions and Projects

County extender reports three Lead er Training Meetings for Women's Project Clubs in Osceola Stromsburg and Polk. Topics include Laundry Conveniences equipment testing and room planning with donated irons and trons. Also announced dairy herd improvement training February 9 to 14 at the University of Nebraska and a Polk County Weed Meeting in Osceola February 10.

Tthe Osceola Odd Fellows Hall Ilubs Stromsburg High School Home Economics Foods Laboratory Polk Methodist Church Miss Crosby Stromburg Erickson Pfardware Palle Westinghouse and Sundberg Sonos Hardware Dairy M. N. Lawritson University of Nebraska College of Agriculture Sweh Agroomh M. N Lawritson C. W Nibler College of Agriculture Lincoln Polk County Polk County Landowners

Open Letter Urges Safer Driving In Nebraska 1948

Dwight Slavens president of the Nebraska State Safety Council calls Nebraskans to adopt safer driving and walking habits after 1947 saw record traffic fatalities. He notes a $21.385 million economic loss and challenges drivers and pedestrians to help save 100 lives in 1948 with support from state safety agencies and patrols.

Nebraska Nebraska State Safety Council Nebraska Safety Patrol Dwight Slavens Nebraska State Safety Counc

Kapalin Kisler marriage in Hiawatha Kansas

Miss Mary Ann Kapalin daughter of Mrs Mary Kapalin of Omaha and James W Kisler son of the late Samuel Kisler of Stromsburg were married Monday December 15 1947 in Hiawatha Kansas.

Mary Ann Kapalin Mary Kapalin Omiaha James W. Kisler Samuel Kisler Stromsburg Hiawatha Kansas

Polk High School Band Winter Concert Update

Polk High School hosts its annual winter concert on Wednesday January 21 at 8 p m in the high school auditorium. Lois Johnson will solo on cornet with a clarinet quartet and the band will perform pieces from chorales to a Student Prince medley to fund needed band supplies.

Polk High School Lois Johnson Clarks High School Keith Cox

Card of Thanks from Mrs Arnold Newhaus

Mrs Arnold Newhaus expresses sincere gratitude to all who remembered her with gifts and cards during her hospital stay.

Arnold Newhaus

Estate sale announced for 34th mile north of Wesley Chapel

Public auction of buildings at the 34th mile north of Wesley Chapel will be held January 20. The sale includes a barn with chicken house cob house windmill and incidental articles. Removal time provided. Madge Moore agent Dick Merrick auctioneer Don Byers clerk.

Wesley Chapel Madge Moore Dick Merrick Don Byers

Community Anniversary and Visit Notices

Mr and Mrs Frank Westerdale host dinner for ninth wedding anniversary guests include Glen Knerr Irvin Anderson Forrest Anderson Dale and Marlene Also Harry Johnson visits from Turlock California then returns home Neighbors honor Mrs R L Minnick on birthday with lunch Lee Hintz visits Clarinda Iowa and travels home with wife and baby Wil Johnson and B C Stromberg plan six week California trip Herman Anderson family hosts Osceola dinner W G Herrmann visits Social Center Rest Home Lincoln trip Chester Bennett visits Donald Bennett family in Lincoln for weekend relation

Frank Westerdale Glen Knerr Irvin Anderson Forrest Anderson Dale Marlene Harry Johnson Turlock California Claus Oberg Ted Janky Stromsburg Harry Nelson Marquette R L. Minnick Lee Hintz Clarinda Iowa I. C Nordlund Wil & FL Johnson B.C. Stromberg California Herman Anderson Albert BR. Anderson Osceola W. G. Herrmann Social Center Chester Bennett Lincoln Donald Bennett

Shelby Couple Celebrates Golden Wedding Anniversary

Shelby residents Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Brigham marked fifty years of marriage with an open house on January 18 at their Shelby home. The couple hosted friends and relatives from 2 to 5 PM and served dinner to immediate family and C. E. Casselberry, wedding attendant and Golden Wedding observer. They have two children Jean of Pittsburgh and Rex of Shelby, plus four grandchildren Doris Dorothy Thomas and Peggy.

F. H. Brigham Shelby C. E Casselberry

Swedish born Fred Johnson remembered in Nebraska obituaries

Fred Johnson born in Sweden in 1870 came to the United States at 13 and settled in Hamilton County Nebraska. He lived near Polk since 1981 and left a wife Edith Marie Larson a son Rutherford and a daughter-in-law Mabel Blaine. Funeral services were held January 6 1948 at Stromsburg Hospital and January 8 1948 at Brauer Funeral Home with interment in Arborville cemetery. He leaves two sisters and two brothers among other relatives and friends. His obituary notes him as a good husband and father and hints at a reunion in heaven.

Fred Johnson John and Johanna Johnson Sweden Hamilton County Nebraska Edith Marie Larson Polk Stromsburg Hospital Rutherford Inlaw Mabel Blaine Matilda Hanson Augusta,Harrison San Gabriel California Andrew Shelton Carl Anchorage Alaska Brauer Funeral Home F W Mann Arborville Cemetery

Social Visitors and Family News in York

Mrs Oscar Sundberg and Janice Miss Norma Nelson Marilyn Dah lin Mrs Henry Horstman and Mrs Albert Sundberg were business visitors in York Saturday. Mr and Mrs Strand and sons of York and Mrs and Mrs Paul Strand and Carlyn were Sunday dinner guests in the home of their mother Mrs Oscar Strand and sons.

Oscar Sundberg Norma Nelson Marilyn Dahlin Henry Horstman Albert Sundberg York Mr. Strand York and Myr Paul Strand Carlyn Oscar Strand

Central Nebraska Welfare Directors Meet in Osceola

The executive committee of the Central Nebraska County Welfare Directors Association met in Osceola on January 7 for a luncheon at Edith Heilman’s home. Attending were Mabel Pester Ernest Lindgren Gladys Rose Fern Anderson and Verna Johnson though Johnson could not attend. They discussed by law changes and aims to be presented to the full membership for Grand Island January 22 1948. The association covers 26 Central Nebraska counties plus five from the Southwest District.

Central Nebraska Osceola Verna Johnson Webster County Grand Island

Also Mentioned on This Page

P'S Upton Williams F Flodman F Miller Forss Kealther & Long Nebr Thur Blue Barron County Extension News Abraham Lincoln Gustavson Church World Service Lutheran World Relief Mennonite Central Committee American Friends Service Committee Catholic War Relief Services Jewish Joint Distribution Committee Congress Senate Poli Mrs Beyers Stromsburg Polk Cive Aittle Kapalin—Kisler Polk High School News Geo. M. Moort Fane Withers Robert Lowery Danger Street Joan Crawford van Heftin American Legion Hall
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