Progress Files notes multiple family reunions and local events
The Progress Files details the Sealey and Stevens family reunion at a Methodist church basement with Lizzie Sealey as oldest and Joyce Hart Stevens as youngest. Other items cover the second annual Nebraska picnic in Rockford Illinois with 109 attendees, 143 Polk County youths registered for 18 to 20, and a troop to Ft. Crook for army service. Also noted are a Buckley Park picnic by Widga and Anderson relatives, Merle Stromberg’s visit from Norfolk Virginia, Dr R B Lytle and family en route to the west coast, Lloyd Stromberg moving furnishings, a surprise birthday for Mrs Henry Mundt, the Shostrom reunion on June 26, Editor Walrath’s return from Washington praising Roosevelt and Garner, postage changes effective July 6, a Kisler 7th wedding anniversary celebration, a whisker club formation for late August, and a Willits anniversary gathering with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sealey
Ft. Crook
Buckley Park
Stromsburg
Widga
Anderson
Merle Stromberg
Norfolk
Virginia
Henry Mundt
Shostrom
P. E. Shostrom
E. A. Walrath
Osceola
Washington
Roosevelt
Garner
U. S
Air Mail
Ed Kisler
Mr. Kisler
Paul Strand
Oscar Sundberg
Grant Willits
Death notice for LaRuth Stunkel twenty years ago
Twenty years ago LaRuth Marie Stunkel age 31 months daughter of Mr and Mrs Lewis Stunkel died June 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaRuth Marie Stunkel
Lewis Stunkel
Probate Notices and Local Social Notes From Polk County
Notices detail appointments for estate administrators in Polk County Nebraska with hearings set for July 18 and July 25 1952. The items also report social events including weddings birthdays school meetings jail vote and local visits with several named residents and families noted.
Card of Thanks from Mrs Branting and church society
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for cards and letters received during Osceola Hospital stay and after returning home. The Ladies Aid Society of the Evangelical Free Church met June 25 with a program planned by Mrs Nyberg and Mrs Ikkdahl. Two solos by Mrs Hemming were included and refreshments served by Mrs Ang and Mrs Hanquist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola Hospital
Ralph Branting
Ladies Aid Society of the
Evangelical Free Church
Edwin Nyberg
David Ikkdahl
Arthur Hemmingson
Shafter
California
Stanford Ang
Reuben Hanquist
Post Office Class Matter Notice
Entered as second class matter at the Polk Nebraska Post Office March 21 1907 under act of Congress March 2 1879.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk, Nebraska
Congress
Mrs Hannah Gabrielson Celebrates Second Birthday
Kind friends and relatives marked June 29 with Mrs Hannah Gabrielson celebrating her second birthday. She received many greetings and gifts and is enjoying exceptionally good health for her age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah Gabrielson
Message of thanks from Mrs Henry Schulze
Mrs Henry Schulze expresses gratitude for cards flowers gifts and visits received during her stay at Central City Hospital and says the kindness will never be forgotten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central City Hospital
Also Mentioned on This Page
R. B. Lytle
Washington, D. C
West Coast
Lytle
Lloyd Stromber
J. B. Williams
National Editoriallassockaria Association
Polk County
Nebraska
Joe
Johnson
State of
W. W. Norton
F. W Fossberg
F. Hahn
Hordvil
Buill
A Meerhatz
Adep
Alon
Paul Wurtz
Henry Reed
Lillian Reed
William Garling
Frank W. Davis
K. L. Stewart
Csck
L. M. Merrick County
Reuben Anderson
Cedar Falls
Iowa
Lloyd Jtiahn
Walter Brestul
Stanley Kestal
Dalton
Stanley Stevens
Lodgepole
Neeraska
T. A Stevens
Stranberg
Polk Park
Vincent Stranberg
J E Strawberg
Clifford Smith
Winona Lake
Indiana
Glen Hill
Earl May Seed Co
Frank Chalmers
Houston
Texas
O. F. Alfred
Patronize Progress
the Polk Progress
Alton W. Wilhelms
Alvin Smith
Bud Bolton
The
American Red Cross
Osceola and
Shelby
Red Cross
Wm. H. Norton
Henry Schulze
P.T.O
Massey- Harris
Allis Chalmers
John Deere
Baldwin Combine
McMeekin Implement Co
Shelby, Nebraska
Polk Business Houses
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