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Polk Progress in Polk, Nebraska

14 Jul 1938

Page 5

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Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1938

Page

5

Local Happenings and Summer Heat Bring News to Osceola

Radio shop Larson's advertises radios and tubes as Osceola residents discuss a hot week. Social visits include Mr and Mrs Rodney Anderson from Rockford and Mr and Mrs Hennie Seymour with Peggy McGinnis. Irene Wilshusen visits from York while several locals travel to York and Marquette. A house fire destroys the Wilcox home with origin unknown.

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Irene Wilshusen York Charles Wilshusen Chas. Dahlgren Emory Cramer Larry Roy Cramer Marquette Raymond Shockey Floyd Arborville E. C. Cramer Edson A. Wilcox Rodney Anderson Clarence Anderson Rockford Illinois Emil S. F. Johnson Stromsburg Benita Jo Hennie Seymour Peggy McGinnis Ludwig Widge Wennie Seymour Clarence. Anderson Charley Lindgren J. S. Gustafson Virgil Bayne Jr Clarks Faye Beardsley W. J. Kroger Eva Kroger Thomas Bailey Schuyler Central City Harold Beckman Lyle ‘Ostberg Richard Widgahom Ed Johnson Arlene Runquist Harry Carlson C. R. Leach Alfred Gustafson Elwood’ Sandell Mary Lou Wilmer Johnson Axel Flodman Ralph Flodman Hardville Virgil Leach Milford Hart Ong Oscar Strand Nellie Beth Shoaf Clay Center Jeanelle Kroger Hordville Oscar Jones Grand Island F. B Slusser Clark Stouffer Carl Dose Arthur Williams Edson Wilcox Wilcox Richard Sealey William
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Community notes and visits from Polk county

Local residents report a flurry of visits and gatherings across Gresham, Osceola, Central City, and surrounding towns. Family get togethers span Hordville, Stromsburg, Rockford, and Grand Island with many relatives and friends sharing meals, trips, and social events throughout last week and the weekend.

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Oscar Sundberg C. O. Eckles Gresham Albert Sundberg Henry Sandell C. Q. Bodine Hordville Grand Island J. W. Davis Osceola C. R. Lindholm Morris Lindquist Central City Rodney Anderson Benita Jo Rockford Illinois Ludwig Widga Floyd Morris Caulmer Daniel Hennie Seymour Chancey Cremeen Silver Creek Clyde Willits Gene Cornell Jerry Jean Butte Montana Robert Nelson Lloyd Hahn Marilyn Stromsburg Irvin Anderson E . Cramer Larry Cleo Cramer Arborville Karl Detloff Nellie Nelson Reynold Klute Hampton Janice Witte Lincoln Jackie Witte Elmer Lizzie Johnson Beverly Jones Glenn Hill P. B. Campbell Wm. Grimes Polson W. O. Swedenburg Flying Fingers Sewing Club Marie Lundberg Marie Warnick Elizabeth Smith Transamerican Milwaukee Wisconsin Lou Leymaster Ross Goethe Raymond Peterson A. K. Crow Platte Clarkson Pat C R Lindholm Hastings Harry Schultz Marquette Polk Glenn Willits Donald Willits Baby Clyde Wilits Walter Nelson Marvin Near Silver Creek Edna von Hausen Rose Johnson Evelyn Carlson LeRoy M. Smith Oscar Stromberg York Johnnie Strand Riverdale Nellie Beth Shoaf Geneva Oscar Strand Arnold Isaacson Hail Insurance Raymond Horace Stevens Glenn Stevens Chappel Harold Howard Herbes W. J. Herbes J B. Williams Helen Kauffman Elmer Kauffman Gerald Wurtz H D Wurtz Arborville Twentieth Century Club Polk Park Alois Ruzicka Victor
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American Boy Magazine Promoted for Boys Over Twelve

Readers praise THE AMERICAN BOY as a companion magazine offering advice and entertainment on every topic boys seek. The issue features trained writers, coaches, explorers, and scientists, with stories and articles aimed at youth. It costs 15c per copy, $1.50 for a year, or $3.00 for three years, and subscriptions go to Detroit Michigan.

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Second Blvd Detroit Mich
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