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Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1948

Page

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Shelby Couple Observes Golden Anniversary

Mr and Mrs Will Fyfe celebrated their Golden Wedding Anniversary with a June 27 open house at their Clear Creek precinct home after a June 30 50th anniversary. Sixty relatives shared a dinner at son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Oscar Schmid at Rising City and 200 attended the home event. The Fyfes have nine children and many relatives from Nebraska Illinois Wisconsin and Washington DC. Mr Fyfe born March 27 1876 in Marengo Illinois came to Nebraska in 1880 and married Pearl Brian June 30 1898 at Osceola Nebraska. Pearl Brian born February 5 1879 came to Nebraska in 1880. Both attended local schools and Freemont College. The couple’s long life in Polk County included farming and public service. Mr Fyfe served as precinct assessor for years.

Will Fyfe Oscar Schmid Rising City Fyfe Clear Creek James Lowe Algonquin Norbert Koudek Elgin Tom Branigan William Gering Ben Fyfe Chas. Fyfe Fred Fyfe Pine Bluffs Wyo Chas. Zingg Gering James Dornan Marvin Yakima Wash Don Fyfe Washington, D. C Vivian Brian Walter Roberts Columbus Jack Starbuck Lincoln Mr. Fyfe Marengo Nebraska Polk County Mary Fyfe Pearl Brian Osceola Brule Neb Thos. Branigan Nebr Charles Wyoming Racine Wis Matthew Anna Brian Fyfes Fremont College Wade Troup Kansas City W. E. Roberts Col Adrian Brian New Brunswick New Jersey Harold Shelby Fred Gene David City Lester Bruce Washington D. C Billie Monroe

Pleasant Homemakers Hold Meeting

The Pleasant Homemakers 4-H Club met at La Venne Anderson home on June 30 with assistant leader Mrs I L Anderson in charge. Demonstrations covered judging and cooking projects. Three girls earned honors for top work. LaVonne Anderson, Marilyn Hahn, and Shirley Stevens completed their respective first or second year projects. A two course lunch was served and 12 members plus headers and visitors attended. The next meeting is set for July 16 at Sheralee and Sondra Hill’s home.

Pleasant Homemakers 4-H Club la Venne Anderson I. L. Anderson LaVonne Anderson Marilyn Hahn Shirley Stevens Sheralee Sondra Hill

Card of Thanks from Mr and Mrs Fred Rhode

Card of thanks to friends and neighbors for helping cultivate corn during a recent illness. Gratitude expressed for kindness that will not be forgotten.

Fred Rhode

Married trio and local notes from July events

Announcement of Miss Eulala Stromberg and William J O Connell marriage in San Francisco on June 20 with reception at Hotel Californian. Mr and Mrs F W Days enjoyed July 4th in Omaha, including horse races and fireworks. S A Ramp resigns as Polk music teacher to teach at Loup City. Pastor and Mrs Paul Lemke return from Muskegon conference after Lake Michigan voyage. Mrs Enoch Peterson caring for Mrs Claus Peterson. Smith family picnic and fireworks at Minnie Smith home.

Eulala Stromberg Will'am J O'Connell First Presbyterian Church of San Francisco Calif Hotel Californian Omaha S A. Ramp Polk Loup City Ramp Paul Lemke Muskegon Michigan Lake Michigan Enoch Peterson Claus Peterson Smith Minnie Smith Roy Glasser Jr Hillis Sterner Stanley Peterson Stromsburg Park Harold Bittinger Horace Stevens Glen Stevens Earl Stevens R. E. Merchant Odd Fellows Home York Everett Cramer Palmer Monty Dr. Mills S S. Piper Mesdames Emory Cramer Sadie Clark Gilbert Benson Dora Murray CC Jenkins Stromsburg DeGeorge Wichita Kansas Charles Jenkins Vedicher Arthur Doremus Maynard Schrader Benedict Farnum Schrader Ruby Muller McCool Pete Schrader D. N. Mills Ivan Cramer Grand Island Martin Baack Lena Mae Norman Reetz Kathy Chas. Norquest Norquest Will Green Owen Bedient S. S. Piper Harold Green Harold Cramer Viola Benson Dora Murry Broken Bow Will Cline Elwalt Klingsporn Carl Carlstrand Bill Blender Donald Scheapler Lloyd van Housen Willard Lindburg Fred Rhode LaVerne Williams Vancouver Wash Clarence Recknor Wayne Lindholm Edward Reck Edward Schnasse Lincoln Chas Norquest Bill Reading A. H. Ramsey Lillie Stewart Inez Central City Charles Scheapler H. J Bedient Fred W. Bedient Harold Hoffmar Old the Fourth Wayne Glasser Hope Gwendolyne Eaton Doane College Crete

Big Polk County farming day promises ideas and tours

July 23 features a full day at the 540 acre Anderson farm near Osceola with tours by seven specialists on soils crops and irrigation. Dr Daley D L Gross and others will discuss residue cover stubble mulch farming rotations and land classification while barbecued lunch is provided by the Chamber. Wheat harvest and related rail and storage issues also noted with AAA loans discussed for 1948 grain.

Polk County Osceola Chamber of Commerce Dr. Daley Soil Conservation Service D. L. Gross Extension Agronomist Mitchell Cowley Polk County Aaa Committee Polk County Aaa Osceola

Local families share Fourth of July visits across towns

Mr and Mrs C J McCoy and Paul Coover with children joined Mr and Mrs Mervin Samuels and kids. Jim Rodgers and son from Brady Island visited Nelson King Harold Green. Ruth McDaniel attended grandson Dennis Oscar McDaniel’s funeral at Lusk Wyoming on Friday June 18. Richard Myers of Denver visited his mother Mrs F Myers and Fern. Henry Sanders hosted Mr and Mrs Ame Lind and daughters Friday evening.

Re. Donald Springer Minnesota C. J McCoy Paul Coover Mervin Samuels S. E. Daniel Omaha Arnold Isaacson Floyd Lyle Thedford Jim Rodgers Brady Island Nelson King Harold Green Glen Green Walter Green Walter Glatter Linda Kay York Homer Green Merlin Ruth Green J. E. McDaniel Dennis Oscar McDaniel Lusk Wyoming Richard Myers Denver F. Myers Fern Henry Sanders Ame Lind

Community Picnic Events and 4-H Club Week Highlights

Polk County residents attend birthday picnics and dinners at Stromsburg Grand Island and York. Notable ties include the 4-H Club Week report by Merna Lees detailing registration, recreation, square dancing, campus tours, banquets, and demonstrations by 36 members.

Merna Lees Polk County Antelope Park Agricultural College State Capitol Plymouth Church Melody Masters Lincoln High Girls Glee Club Lincoln Senior Choir Lincoln High Girls Odette Student Union Lincoln Chamber of Commerce Omaha Chamber of Commerce Omaha Lincoln South Omaha Armour, Cudahy Swift Packing Live Stock Exchange Omaha Industries Joslyn Memorial

Beyer Picnic with Relatives at York

Mr and Mrs Lee Beyer enjoyed a picnic at York on Monday with relatives.

Lee Beyer York

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Polk Theatre Mel Mac Isa BRENT Mayo - Bey - Dvorak - Landis Uit Ae Blue Eluzametel Patterson Julia Dean Pichard Lidl Charlie Tai Stedeve G. Geldamith Tagle Loh Films Bryan Foy la Tim Holt Zane Grey Cupid Joey Bob Merchant George Otte Wallace Sandell Clarence Rhode Loomis Frei Rhode Edwin A. Swanson Los Gatos A. E. Swanson Rolland Swanson Swanson National Education Association Dept. of Business Education Eddie Larson Emil Hruza Theo Larson L. L. Zierott Joan Helen Long Beach Inlaw Everett Green Regy Lyons Ray Dwight Mike Jackie Myers Grant Matson North Platte Arborville Way Polk County Extension News Robert E. Stromberg Lloyd Stromberg Redding Eulala J F. Rodgers Brady Nelson King and County Fair Dorothea Holstein 4-H Club Davida Sundberg Dorothy Gertsch Joan Taddiken Rogene Lees Betty Lees Lila Lee Kozzard Hammond Solovox Ito Nebrska
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