Lt Commander and Mrs Lytle Visit Omaha Relatives
Lieutenant Commander and Mrs Robert Lytle spent the week visiting relatives in Omaha and returning today.
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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1945
Page
5
Lieutenant Commander and Mrs Robert Lytle spent the week visiting relatives in Omaha and returning today.
The Junior Department of the Methodist Church held a park picnic with thirty-five youngsters and teachers, then moved indoors due to rain for refreshments. Various local families hosted dinners and gatherings Sunday and Friday, celebrating anniversaries and hosting guests from nearby towns.
Linburg Dairy advertises Jersey milk from tested cows rich in vitamins. Contact 1521 Polk Street for details.
Local social notes from Polk Nebraska recount visits and greetings. Nell Sherrman and Dorothy of Kalispell Montana, Martha Westfall, H W Herbes, Dewey Moseley, and others were spotted in town over the weekend. Cpl Clarence Bolton returned home on furlough. Union services and church activities at Hardville Methodist and Evangelical Free Church are noted along with farm counts, births, and sales listings in Polk area.
The Progress names Roy Cramer O L Gustafson Everette Peterson Carl Larson D C Morris Co W Reckner Pvt Gerald Stevens and W A Stevens to read for another year. The list reflects community contributors and local volunteers continuing service.
Ordinance No. 112 outlines the 1945 46 fiscal year tax rates for Polk Nebraska including street lighting general incidental library intersection sinking fund interest fire protection and park and amusement with specified mills per dollar and appropriations for each purpose the act taking effect after passage approval and publication. The ordinance was passed and approved July 5 1945 by Village Clerk John Wystohs and Chairman Marvin Fredrickson.
Mr and Mrs Clem Meerkatz and family join Mrs Clara Anderson and daughter for dinner at Floyd Morris home in Chapman. Lloyd Hahn buys 114 acre Polk farm from E W Hahn, now occupied by Mrs Clyde Green. Maude Myers of Arcadia and Mr and Mrs Harold Nelson visit the McGinnis home. Harvey Hahn hosts guests including house guest Mrs Donald Hahn of Minneapolis. Guests include Mr and Mrs Martin Baack, Mr and Mrs Ben Peterson, Mr and Mrs Orlie Miller and families. Flight Officer Robert Rodewald of Lincoln visits Sundberg home. Arthur Pinco and family of York spend weekend with Leslie Adelson. They drive to Clarks to visit relatives. Mrs Otis L Anderson and daughters of Chicago stay with Carl Steelquist and Claus Lindahl homes.
Albert Reed expresses gratitude for cards letters flowers and visits during his recent hospital stay. He thanks everyone for their kindness and support.
A seven member team from Grace Bible Institute of Omaha presented two services at the local Baptist Church Sunday evening. Afterward the BYPU group hosted an informal reception in church parlors. Guests at dinner included Mrs. Lyman Aker of Harvard and Mary Jane Aker of Lincoln at the P. W. Aker home.
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