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Newspaper

Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1936

Page

4

Local social gatherings note from area families

Mr and Mrs P A Hanquist hosted a dinner Tuesday with Rev Axel Johnson of Seattle Mr and Mrs Charles Ang and family and Mr and Mrs Joe Johnson also attending. A birthday party at Paul Budnick home near Hampton Friday honored Mr Budnick and his birthday anniversary. Henry Johnson and daughters visited Mrs Ellen Anderson near Swede Home Sunday. Roger Benson of Hordville spent the past week with his sister Mrs Lloyd Kroger and family. The Ben Timmons Threshing Crew held a Riverside picnic Friday evening.

P. A. Hanquist Axel Johnson Seattle Washington Charles Ang Joe Johnson Don Johnson DeMaris John Light Paul Budnick Hampton Bud Nick Henry Johnson Ellen Anderson Roger Benson Hordville Lloyd Kroger Ben Timmons Riverside

Polk Progress entry and publication details

The Polk Progress weekly newspaper notes its second class post status at Polk Nebraska with March 21 1907 entry date under the 1879 act. This production detail confirms archival handling and date of entry for postal classification.

Polk, Nebraska Postoffice Congress

Local events and births fill July 1926 notices

The July 21 and 22 1926 notices record Miss Leona Plessinger leaving for Denver and a band stand dedication in town. Also listed are a baby boy born to Mr and Mrs H A Cramer, travels of several residents to Omaha Lincoln York and Chicago, and local activities including Camp Sheldon visits, a marriage in Seward, cattle shipments to Omaha, and scouts camping at the Platte River.

Esther Peterson Leona Plessinger Denver Polk Hardville H. A. Cramer Leona Kathyrn Plessinger Julesburg Plessinger John Jr Main Street A. W. Shafer Shannon Lincoln Maxine Bottum Frank Lawhead York Hospital Gladys Stouffer Clinic York August Garling Fargus Falls Minnesota Will Garling Martha Jones Chicago Canada New York Boston Washington D. Ct Omaha Miller Wjartz Green and Son Fred Johnson Theo W. A. Stevens Farmer's Grain Co Thesing and Runquist Girl Scouts Mrs. Skinner Platte River Paul Wilding Strand Points Iowa W. A. Taylor Louise Hammond Seward Nebraska Forrest Sedan Mervin Samuels Lloyd Hahn Ivan Moline Ansell Bodine Milford Johnson Archie Stevens West

Local residents visit Arthur Dose home near Hampton

A long list of neighbors and relatives gathered at the Arthur Dose residence near Hampton Sunday evening. Several trips and visits are noted including Carl Dose, Walter Green, Lincoln visitors, and a fishing outing on the Loup River over the weekend.

Attend Church Somewhere Sunday Free Mission Church Service

Paul E. Carlson, pastor, invites all to Sunday School at 10:00 and Morning Worship at 11:00 with an additional Union Park service at 8:00. Wednesday activities include Young People, Junior Endeavor at 8 p.m., with choir practice afterward. The Ladies Aid meets July 29 at 2:30 hosted by Mrs. Bodine and Mrs. Nyberg. guest speaker Adolph Erickson will present July 29 evening message.

Free Mission Church Paul E. Carlson Union Park Ladies Aid C. O. Bodine Rudolph Nyberg Adolph Erickson Free Church Seminary

Fridhem Lutheran Church Service Schedule

Hordville Ernest C Nelson pastor conducts Sunday School at 10 a m Divine Worship at 11 a m Union Park services at 8 p m Confirmation class meets Thursday at 9 30 a m

Fridhem Lutheran Church Hordville Ernest C. Nelson Union Park

Baptist Church Notes Prayer Meeting and Schedule

The church lists a Tuesday 8:00 prayer meeting led by L. T. Samuel in the pastor's absence. No Wednesday Bible class until further notice. Pastor and family depart Tuesday for two weeks vacation. Young People's Gospel Team to lead August 2 morning service. Sr. B P Y U meets Sunday 7:15 with topic What Is Freedom. Union service in the park Sunday evening with Rev. Carlson delivering the message.

Baptist Church L. T. Samuelson Young People’s Gospel Goldie Fossburg the Park Carlson

Immanuel Lutheran Church Sunday Service

English Communion Service at 10 a.m. led by Rev. Wm. Butzke, pastor. Measurements reference to church activities and schedule for Immanuel Lutheran Church.

Wm. Butzke

Card of Thanks for Infant Son

James McClure and family extend appreciation to friends and relatives for their kindness during the death and burial of their infant son.

James McClure

Gratitude for Support After Father’s Passing

The Children of F. A. Gustafson express deep thanks to neighbors friends singers ministers and others for comforting acts in their loss. They note the kindness will never be forgotten and extend appreciation from the family.

F. A. Gustafson

Local Visitors and Family Notices Across Several Towns

Mr and Mrs Jack Peterson and sons Billie and Warren of Chicago are visiting Gust Eklund for two weeks Lola plans to return to Chicago with them Mrs A C Jones and sons Martin and Calmar of Lincoln were Sunday dinner guests at Oscar Jones home Stromsburg visitors Tuesday Mrs Reuben Wiest and children of Kearney are here visiting at the home of Mrs Nettie Carlson and other relatives Miss Garnet Peterson assisting at the Paul Strand home The Strand child has yellow jaundice but is improving Elna Stranberg spent Sunday at Rev Paul Carlson home

Jack Peterson Billie and Warren Chicago Gust Eklund Lola A. C. Jones Martin and Calmar Lincoln Oscar Jones Oscar Stromberg Stromsburg Reuben Wiest Kearney Nettie Carlson Garnet Peterson Paul

WANTED 500 Polk County Leghorn Hens and Heavy Springs

Wanted 500 Polk County leghorn hens and 500 heavy springs and 1000 heavy hens. Drive in to Smith's Handy Produce for the best cash prices in York Nebraska. Lost a small child's black oxford on Main Street of Polk. Finder please leave at Progress office.

Polk County Smith’s York Nebr Oxford Main Street Polk Progress Office

Grief and memory in a quiet reflection

A reflective piece on how grief endures beyond loss and how voices fade into the background. It contemplates how society forgets sorrow and the outspoken girl often loses prominence after speaking out.

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