Commercial Club Seeks New Slogan and Local Movements
Progress Files note the Commercial Club seeking a new slogan while Dr. Ludden moves from Polk to Dodge. Local civic items include the county hospital vacancy filled by Don Nordberg of Stromsburg and March of Dimes efforts by Polk Campfire Girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Club
Dr. Ludden
Polk
Dodge
Wallace Scott
Don Nordberg
Stromsburg
March of Dimes Fund
Polk County
Clark McNary
Farm Bureau
Bryan Anderson
Navy
Peterson family attends funeral and local society notes
The Petersons of Torrington and National City Calif attend the funeral of Mrs Freda Peterson. Local visits include Rev Bailey and the Lind home, while residents discuss a new Commercial Club slogan and seed orders. Bank directors re elected. birth announced. a fire destroys Swede Home Store. several local visits and a recital occur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torrington
Wyo
Myron, Floyd
Lela
Blanche Peterson
National City
Calif
Freda Peterson
R. M. Bailey
Mead
Amel Lind
Citizens State Bank
John H. Anderson
Andy L. Carlson
Oscar Strand
M. E. Issacson
Arnold Isaacson
Jerold Ruzicka
Local Socials from Polk County Attend Inauguration Week Events
Mrs E G Kroger of Grand Island joined Mrs Dwight Burney and Mrs Orpha for a chartered flight to Washington D C inauguration ceremonies. Roy Nelson of Clarks and family visited Osceola and Stromsburg friends at homes of L C Orendorff and Wes Swedenburg. Joe Ehn and Emma Johnson joined Arthur Swedenburg in Osceola Hospital visit. Elders P W Aker hosted California guests Emma Johnson Art Rowe and Elmer Hanquist. Betty Carlson birthday attended by Lindsay Darnall and Harold Anderson relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.G. Kroger
Grand Island
Dwight Burney
Orpha
Washington, D. C
Roy Nelson
Clarks
Leslie Adelson
James Jewel
Roy Anderson
Chula Vista
California
Roy
L. C. Orendorff
Joe Ehn
Arthur Swedenburg
Osceola Hospital
Wesley Swedenburg
Stromsburg
P. W. Aker
Emma Johnson
Art Rowe
Elmer Hanquist
Imogene
Lindsay Darnall
Harold Anderson
Betty Carlson
Soldier Writes of Pending Orders and Promotion
Willard Tenney reports from Camp Greenleaf Georgia that personnel have not moved to Washington DC yet but expect orders daily. He has been promoted to sergeant. Polk Branch ABC shipped 36 sweaters 36 pairs socks 11 wash cloths 1 helmet 9 knitted wristlets and 1 knitted quilt to Omaha on January 1 1936.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Tenney
Camp Greenleaf
Washington, D. C
Willard
Polk Branch
Omaha
Unclear financial figures from OCR fragment
A fragmented OCR line presents multiple monetary numbers in various formats. The data includes sums such as 1,040,555.36 and 1,344,429.85 with additional figures like 188,287.66 1,462.94 105,470.89 and 2,653.00. No clear context or subjects are identifiable.
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Jim Wilson
Wilsons
Gideon and Auxiliary
Elwood Sandell
Gilbert and
Jerome
Los Angeles
Victor Ruzicka
Frank Merchant
Lynn Irvine
Denver
Rev
Tupper
Lassie
Texas
Channa Ericson
Berniece
Albert Nelson
Leo Wurtz
John Deere
Waterloo
Moline
Thelan Quick
Bill Anderson
Virgil Kisler
Charles Peterson
N. E. McNaught
York
Oscar Jones
George Anderson
Filley and
Wymore
Merrill Strand
Kearney
Nellie Beth Sheaf
Minden
Roy Calhoun
San Diego
I. N. Shenk
A. E. Sundberg
Grace Stevens
Artemis Smith
Ceplichel
Wilbur Whitacre
Vivian Alfred
Lillian Brown
Naomi Lindahl
Louise Thompson
Central City
Kansas - Nebraska Natural Gas Company Inc
Citizens State Bank of Polk
Nebraska
United States
Peseeee
I. K. L. Stewart
K. L. Stewart
Doris M. Stewart
M. F
Stewart Harold L
Carlson
Custom Farm Services
Nebraska Fertilizer Institute
Jesse Taggart
Martson Ag
Polk, Nebr
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