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Newspaper

Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1936

Page

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Swede Home community notices and gatherings

Swede Home families visit Columbus and Lincoln. The Swede Home Sunday School meets at 10 and divine services at 11. High Prairie Get-To-Gether Club plans a program in the high school auditorium Friday with Frank Bolton and others. Luther League to meet Thursday evening. Deacons and trustees to meet at 7:40.

Rudolph Appleton Martin Appleton and Sons Columbus Floyd Anderson Axel Anderson Walter Bush Herbert Anderson Morris Johnson Josephine Newman John Johnson Stromsburg Marvin Fredrickson Axel Fredrickson Myra Dorothy Gon Wallace Lincoln Earl Adeline Fredrickson John Fredrickson Luther League Petrus Nelson Arthur Larson

Sunday Visit Recap Across Stromsburg Area

Lawrence Peterson hosts in Stromsburg Mr Gust Youngland hosts. Albert McNeely Scotia visits family in Stromsburg. Chas McGinnis and Dean join Whittemores for Sunday dinner. Violet Hemingson honored by Henry Sandell party with Bodine Sundbergs and others. Violet Remings honored by Mrs Sundberg. Sundbergs and Sandells host Valparaiso visitors. Cash Newman visits Ray Smith. Shad Stroup dinner guest at Mervin Samuels. Bunny Schmidt family at Arnold Worth's. Ed Madison at Grand Island to see mother. Nelson family gathering at Stromsburg home. A C Lindberg plansWashington trip via Salem. Russell Fjell returns from visit with Will Fjell family Swede Home. Alma Ericson and Clarence join Nicholsons for Sunday dinner.

Lawrence Peterson Stromsburg Gust Youngland Albert McNeely Scotia N. E. McNeely Chas. McGinnis and Dean Chas. Whittemore Henry Sandell Violet Hemingson Klamath Falls Ore C. C. Bodine Hordville Albert Sundberg and Doyle Oscar Sundberg Hazel Lloyd Stromsberg O. E. Sundberg Violet Remings Axel Johnson Dolores Myron Valparaiso Albert Cash Newman York Ray Smith Shad Stroup Mervin Samuels Bunny Schmidt Arnold Worth Hampton Ed Madison Grand Island Madison Aug. Nelson Dean Nelson Sterling Nelson Lawrence Nelson A. C Lindberg Edwin Salem Washington Will Dale Russell Fjell Will Fijell Swede Wome Alma Ericson Clarence Elmer Nicholson

Local Social News From Arborville and Nearby Towns

Mrs A O Whittemore visited her sister in Lincoln last week. Miss Lulu Noble left for Cozad to visit Mrs Alice Ling. Maurice and Marion Flick called on Mrs Knight Dorsey ill at Grand Island hospital. Mrs Fred Bedient visited daughter Mrs Louis Stark in Aurora. Leonard Reeves traveled to Omaha. Twentieth Century Club banquet postponed indefinitely at the home of Mr and Mrs Leland Bowers. Mr and Mrs Harry Swim and others enjoyed an oyster supper at the home of Mr and Mrs Theo Otte.

A. O. Whittemore Lincoln Lulu Noble Cozad Alice Ling Maurice Marion Flick Knight Dorsey Grand Island Hospital Fred Bedient Louis Stark Aurora Bhe Leonard Reeves Omaha Twentieth Century Club Leland Bowers Harry Floyd and Fielden Phillip Brown St. Edwards Geo. Otte Theo. Otte

Aliens on Relief and the US Welfare Burden

The article The Alien on Relief argues the U S government funds 3,000,000 foreign nationals at about 400 million dollars since the Depression. If these dependents were sent home, relief passage costs would total 270 million, saving 130 million to date. Some immigrants send money back to relatives abroad.

Saturday Evening Post Wesleyan Nebraska Wesleyan U. S

A A A District Conference Adopts Farm Program Resolutions

In Osceola Polk York Hamilton Seward and Butler counties the A A A district conference adopted resolutions urging immediate completion of existing contracts, support for a national farm program, opposition to policies favoring industry over agriculture, and a county by county plan to form United Agricultural Councils and County Farm Bureaus with a $3 1936 membership to fund farm legislation and sustain the agricultural agent. The drive aims to back extension work and pay off corn hogs and wheat contract signers.

Polk York Hamilton Seward Butler Osceola America United Agricultural Council Department of Agriculture College of Agriculture Nebraska Polk County Farm Bureau

York and Columbus Visitors Include Several Families

Mr and Mrs Glen Hill and Shera Lee, Mrs Wayne Hill and Mrs Rol ly Williams were York visitors Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Krader and Mrs BF A Anderson were Columbus visitors Wednesday. Ed Coover and daughter Jesse were Grand Island visitors Monday. Mr Coover received medical treatment there, Albert Stromberg is staying at the Ed Coover home and assisting with the farm work.

Glen Hill Sheralee Wayne Hill Rolly Williams York Lloyd Krader BF. A. Anderson Columbus Ed Coover Jenesse Grand Island Mr. Coover Albert Stromberg

Osceola News Notes and Community Clubs Vary Week

Merton Seaman from York joins his sister in Osceola for a Navy vacation visit. The Triple-Deck Bridge Club enjoyed a novel sledride pastime at the Inness home with lunch served. The young peoples meeting at the Methodist Church held a second session with seventeen attendees and a naming contest planned. Maple Leaf Club met with ten members and nine visitors. next meeting set for February 6 with an extension lesson. Ladies Aid of the Methodist Church scheduled a Friday parlor gathering hosted by local members. A railroad livestock report notes Osceola saw no livestock shipped in or out in 1935, contrasting with past years and implying limited rail utility despite tax revenue.

Merton Seaman York Jay McCormick U. S. Navy San Diego California George Inness Inness Young Peoples Methodist Church Howard McDonald Donald Anderson Maple Leaf Club Lloyd Wamsley Osceola

Local Notes From Polk County And Nearby Towns

Ross Goethe Jr confined at home with liver ailment shows improvement and will return to school Wednesday. Mrs Ed Nelson injured her back and remained home for several days. Charles Jenkins enlisted in the army at Fort Crook Omaha. Oliver Adelson and Blaine Millis traveled to Hastings to pick up a snow plow for Polk County. Mr and Mrs Neil McNaught and Ben visited Lloyd Kroger’s home Sunday. Miss Marjorie Hahn visited Neil McNaught Wednesday. Fred Schmidt and daughters Jeannette and Dolores of Rising City visited Emory Cramer and family Tuesday. Mrs Raymond Shockey also stopped by.

Ross Goethe, Jr Ed Nelson Charles Jenkins C. C. Jenkins Fort Crook Omaha Oliver Adelson Blaine Millis Hastings Polk County Neil McNaught Ben Lloyd Xkroger Marjorie Hahn Fred Schmidt Jeannette Dolores Rising City Emory Cramer Raymond Shockey Cramer

Farmers Grain Co. Buys Hord Elevator in Boost for Farming Community

Farmers Grain Association announced the purchase of the T. B. Hord Grain Elevator. Possession will be given February 1 as the board completed terms after a recent stockholders meeting at city hall. The deal follows a profitable year with eight percent dividend and one cent per bushel patronage.

Farmers Grain Ass'n Fisher Elmer Hanquist A. O. Whittemore W. J. Fisher Andy L. Carlson Timer Hanquist E. W. Widga Elmer Nicholson

Citizens State Bank Elects Directors at Annual Meeting

The Citizens State Bank held its annual stockholders meeting on Thursday January 16 electing directors John H. Anderson Andy L Carlson Charles A Carlson M J Ferguson Oscar Strand and A Isaacson. The cashier delivered a year end report noting a slight gain despite adverse conditions. Following the meeting the board elected M J Ferguson President Oscar Strand Vice President and A Isaacson Cashier.

Citizens State Bank John H. Anderson Andy L. Carlson Charles A. Carlson M. J. Ferguson Oscar Strand A. "Snacson A. Isaacson

Omaha visitors and new high school instructor begin duties

Paul Wurtz, Richard Widga, Willard Lindburg and Raymond Sundberg were Omaha business visitors Friday. Miss Marjorie Helsing, the new high school instructor here, began her duties beginning the second semester, Monday morning. Misa Helsing is rooming at the Albert Sundher home.

Paul Wurtz Richard Widga Willard Lindburg Raymond Sundberg Omaha Marjorie Helsing Misa Helsing Albert Sundhers Hewn

Local notes from Grand Island region on Monday visits

Local news items list visits and travel across Nebraska. People like Mr and Mrs Warner Samuelson Miss Fern and Geo Wright travel to Waterloo Iowa for business and tractors. Richard Widga James Doremus buy new Chevrolets through Ri chard Widga and James Doremus this week.

Hordville Social Notes and Local Births and Visits

Hordville community members spent Sundays visiting neighbors and relatives across nearby towns. New arrivals include Leo Alvin Campbell born January 13 and a baby boy for Frank and Gertrude Russell born January 15. several families report chicken pox and birthday announced gatherings. Community events include church services, society gatherings, and a birthday observance for Mrs. John Bush.

C. O. Bodine Henry Sandell Olk Homer Branting Marie Josephine Holmes Reed Grand Island Blanche Leach Loyal Necker Frank Swanson Central City Emil Strawberg Ome Henry Ortegren Baby Frank Russell Russell Gertrude Scott Hordville Wilbur Whitacre Polk Stanley Carlson Darlene Grogsley John Nyberg Merrie Young People’s Society Floyd Larson Eona Stranberg Lawrence Jones Leland Jones L. P. Jones Sherman Jones

Vivian Hans Weds Morgan Lambert at Stromsburg Parsonage

Miss Vivian Hans married Morgan Lambert in a Wednesday ceremony at the Lutheran Parsonage performed by Rev. Alfred Trued. The couple, both Stromsburg graduates with ties to Lincoln and Stromsburg, left for Grand Island after the wedding where Mrs. Lambert will manage the Food Center Store.

Stromsbore Vivian Hans Morgan Lambert Alfred Trued Ted Lambert Carl Lambert Walter Hans Lincoln Stromsburg Nordberg Brothers Transfer Charles Lambert Grand Island Lambert

Birthday celebration gathers Shostrom family and friends

Carl Dose travels to Omaha before a group gathers at the P E B Shostrom home Wednesday evening to honor Mrs Shostrom on her birthday. Present are Henry and Margie Shostrom, Dana, Irene, Robert, Curtis Flodman and families. Mrs Grant Ramage visits Z F Myers. Jack Rice attends dinner with Holger Larnen family. Edwin A Swanson of Los Angeles is elected to Phi Delta Kappa at USC where he studies graduate work. son of E A Swanson.

Carl Dose Omaha P. EB. Shostrom Jack Rice Holger Larnen Marquette Edwin A. Swanson Los Angeles California Phi Delta Kappa University of Southern California Swanson School of Educaton Mr. Swanson E. A. Swanson

Stromsburg Community Notes Attend Funerals and Events

Stromsburg residents attend Maurice Myrberg funeral and Hoover speech in Lincoln. Snow boosts bogganing. high school football team and coach Marvin Hersey honored at a grid banquet with Harold Pitts presenting slides. Miss Erma Clay resigns as 6th grade teacher. E. B. Stanton improves from illness. 16 month old child dies.

Lawrence Kemmer Lincoln Maurice Myrberg Stromsburg R. L. Ericson Petrus Nelson Reuel Sward Albert Hedbloom Burdette Baker Clarence Bodine C. A. Sward H. D. Branting Hoover Junior Beckman Stanton Moore Clifford Ericson University of Nebraska E. B. Stanton Erma Clay Vernon Hinkle Ralph Mills Osceola Eli Johnson Marvin Hersey Harold Pitts Nebraska

Death of Maurice Myrberg in Stromsburg

Maurice Myrberg died at the Andrew Myrberg home late Friday evening after five years of illness. He was about 39, a Stromsburg native and 1915 Stromsburg High School graduate. Funeral service will be held Tuesday at the Myrberg home with Rev. B. T. Fairbury in charge. He is survived by his parents five brothers and sisters and two sisters, with interment in Romsburg Cemetery.

Maurice Myrberg Stromsburg Andrew Myrberg Mr. Myrberg Sburg Vrberg B. TF Fairbury Rents Andr ‘Berg Abner Chie Kenneth Strzr Raymond Grand Island Wm. Donelson Stroms Tra Church of California Viola Myrberg Grand Margaret ‘Myrberg Romsgburg Thomas D. Huns Polk County Pital York Hunsaker Carr Omsburg S. I. Moore Toore Hunsaker Lum’ Coal Company R ’Aker C ~ II Waverly Meth Irch V. Bf. Hedburg Omeburg Baptist Church R. J. Hunsaker

Hunsaker R J Westring obituary notes local officials

Thomas D Hunsaker Polk County man died in hospital after illness and surgery. Funeral services held in Stromsburg with pastors from Waverly and Swede Home churches assisting. Survivors include R J Hunsaker and Henry Westring along with his widow four sons and a daughter.

Ice crop harvest begins as frost deepens

F Myers started harvesting his ice crop Tuesday morning with about ten and a half inches depth. Ernest Olson of Alberta, Canada, is in Polk this week visiting friends.

F. Myers Ernest Olson Alberta Canada Polk

Also Mentioned on This Page

Arborville A. A. A. District Conference WW. N. U Farmers Grain Company Hord Elevator Farmers Co—Op Grain Ass’n Horde Grain Elevator Warner Samuelson Miss Fern Geo. Wright Waterloo Iowa P. T. Wurtz Sen. Johnson Bros. Chev. Co N. S. Nyberg Albert Peterson Chas. Jones Claus Peterson Harold Schultz Alex Adelson Lloyd Adelson Wesley Harless Herbert Flodman Kenneth van Nortrand Benedict Forrest Sedan Mel Hill A. Stevens Miss Blanche Arlo Stevens H. &. Nantkes Olive McBeth Farmers Union Miller School Robert Steinbeck Gertrude Vogt Adolph Johnson Clarks Clarence Bryant Kenneth Samuels Hardville Harvey Hahn Ben Peterson Otto Wilshusen Irvin Hahn Will Lindburg C. L. Davis T. W. Steintraugh Wilson Lizele Herring Sacramento Nels Wilson Fr. R. Steele W. C. Steele City Reneva Hans—Lambert T. D. Hunss Henry West Henry Westring Hommsburg Westring Swede Home Lutheran Church
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