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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1929
Page
4
A muted remark notes that the face may index the mind while suggesting some girls harbor highly colored imaginations. This compact reflection hints at perception and creativity without explicit assertion.
The Progress office will renew or order any daily newspaper you want. Names listed include Lester Stark Andrew Thonall John Wesnel Kaine and Fishburn Nes Hall RJ Guetafeon W AL Green Gustafson Leroy Gurret and Mrs David Greenwall. Dr Bruce Rose Over Empress Theatre Central City Nebraska.
A compact note highlights that progress is present on every page, urging readers to seek value in each section and to find worthwhile details throughout the publication.
Mrs Hencey F Smith hosted a sixty guest bridal shower last Sunday evening in honor of Miss Florence Wilshusen and Mr Irvin Light. The event featured green and white decor, suitable games, and a two course lunch. Guests from Hampton Beamer Nebr included Mr Gerhard Werth Miss Edna Senff and Mr Edwin Sievers.
The Free Methodist Church announced Sunday School at 10:00 A M Evangelistic Services at 11:00 A M and nightly revival meetings this week starting at 7 45 P M Reverend Carry brings inspirational gospel messages with some seats still empty It also invites attendance for regular Sabbath services on Sunday January 20th and welcomes families and friends
John W. Ekwall pastors Swede Plain M E Church with Sunday School at 10 00 a m Morning Worship at 11 00 a m Evening Service in English Choir rehearsals Thursday nights at 8 All services in English The Brotherhood will meet at Walter Widga home Monday evening Jan 21 All members urged to attend The W F M S meets Wednesday Jan 23 at Mrs Arthur Anderson home Mrs Harvey Lind program leader
Arborville notices Mrs Burgess hosts the Community club meeting this Wednesday. Ramona Finch, formerly of Arborville, teaches in Seattle. Mrs Arthur Gray recovers at home after illness. Arthur Vangen buys a corn shelter. John Wochneh drives a new truck. Surprise parties mark Friday with Mabel Paben and Glen Pickrel homes. W C T U meets at church with Mrs Ice leading.
Arthur Mullen national committeeman organizes a Jacksonian banquet and talkfest in Omaha on Saturday evening January 19. The note mentions Progress office subscriptions and a lighthearted line about appearances in the modest days of yore.
Rumors of the shop’s closure are false. Mr Nelson has hired veteran barber John Thelander to continue the traditional service, promising customers their usual experience.
Sunday School at 10:00 led by Ellen Larson, Morning Worship at 11:00 with the sub ject FlatVest Time next Sunday. Evening Worship at 7:30, Tuesday prayer at 8, Thursday choir at 8. Evangelistic service at 7:30 with inspiring song and special music. Junior service at 11, readers in charge. Cordial welcome.
Creditors of Peter T. Larson deceased must file claims by May 8 1929 and file debts by February 8 1930. The county judge Will Sit February 8 1929 March 8 1929 and May 8 1929 at 10 AM to receive examine hear and allow claims. January 8 1929. W W Norton County Judge.
M E Church notes outline Lord's Day School morning worship Epworth League evening service and Tuesday orchestra practice. Ladies Aid meets Thursday with hostesses Mrs Aldrich and Mrs Bryant. Revival services at Free Methodist church urge hearing Evangelist message. Sunday service questions discuss tithing and biblical contradictions. Progress office announces farm land sale by Taylor estate January 29 at 3 PM.
Entered as second class matter at the Polk Nebraska postoffice on March 21 1907 under the act of Congress March 2 1879.
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