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Newspaper

Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1952

Page

4

Birthday anniversaries and casual gatherings noted

The Progress Files records several social events including Mrs. Robert Merchant's birthday, a tonil operation by Jeannie Lind, Jerome's birthday dinner honoring guests from Nebraska and Kansas, Carl Steelquist's birthday luncheon, and visits by the Quicks and Greens. Also listed are local food prices and store advertisements.

Carl Steelquist Polk Park Max Quick Baby Hardville Harold Green City Park Hazel Nelson N.C Mary Knagler

Highway paving links Columbus Clarks to Omaha route

Twenty years ago plans announced to pave the highway between Columbus and Clarks enabling pavement travel from Grand Island to Omaha. Local celebrations included birthdays for Doyle Sundberg and Freddie Lee Adelson. Obituaries note the passing of Gust Nordstrom and G W Gestrine near Polk.

Columbus Clarks Grand Island Omaha Doyle Sundberg Albert Sundberg Mesdames A. B. Sundbrg C. R. Teterson J. G. Felton Arnold Isaacson York York Pool Edwin Lindburg Salem Oregon L. A. Beckman Bank of Polk Freddie Lee Adelson Art Scholz Art Wurtz Osceola Ed Larson Gloria Marie Gust Nordstrom Polk G W. Gestrine

Arborville social notes and visits reported

Mrs. Seth Piper hosted a gathering for her sister Mrs. M B Harvey of Broken Bow with guests including Mrs. Sadie Clark and Mrs. Ella Shenk. The column lists numerous visits to and from Arborville residents, 4 H activities, and local transport to Omaha and other towns. Beth Ann Bolton underwent surgery at York General Hospital.

Mitchell Air Conditioning Research Foundation Seth Piper M. B. Harvey Broken Bow Piper Sadie Clark Glen Green Ella Shenk Harvey L. B. Campbell Giltner Charles Norquest D. E. Norquest McCool Charles Knapp Benedict Leonard Jisa Gilbert Lampshire Pipers Beth Ann Clarence Bolton York General Hospital Frank Bolton Floyd Orlie Miltker Trof Ostberg Omaha

Local births and community notices from Forties era

Forty years ago a son was welcomed to Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Light at home on Friday July 19. Several locals were cited for church, library and school improvements, new theatre lighting, and various visits and family gatherings across Lincoln, Folk, Genoa, Ames and Ames. A funeral service for Edwin Campbell, aged 79, in Clark’s was noted along with subscription renewals.

Wm. Light C. H. Larson Lincoln New Baptist Church Walter Fisher Butzke E K. Crow Arnold David City Hanna Drug Co O. Branting Homer Myra Gillispie Genoa O. F. Alfred Merrian Miller Central America M. O. Johnson John Parker Ames Iowa Ernest Lott Duane Newton

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Floyd Merchant R. E. Merchant Robert Merchant Jeannie Lind Stromspurge Hospital Erwin Light Con Jerome Chas. Goldfish Cotesfield Nebr Sam Drawbridge North Loup Apple Butte Heinz Spaghetti Duane Hahn Pure Food Grocery United States Cuba Wisconsin Missouri Manila Philippine Islands Northwestern Wis United Michel Konhart U.S RE Central Amer Jorthern Arborville News H. J. Bedient Denison Robert Zeising Chicago Evelyn Harrish Camden N. J Charles Burgess Carolyn Bedient Thayer Fred W. Bedient Frank Merchant H. A. Merchant Arborville Shiners Arborville Shiners 4 Town Hall Maurice Flick John Lindburg Los Angeles Josephine Samuelson Lindburg Samuelson Lindburgs Minnesota Arlene Urban of Clarkson Arnold Neuhaus Youngstown Deep Sandbergc’s
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