Local notes reveal baseball win and community events
A 1921 Polk vs Hardville game ended 5 to 1 with gate receipts of 120.40 dollars. Other items include a July 18 birth at Mr and Mrs H A Cramer's home, band stand dedication July 20, campers returning from Camp Sheldon, Plessinger sisters visiting relatives, a Lincoln trip, and Maxine Bottom's brief visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk
Hardville
H. A. Cramer
Lloyd Cole
Loren Alfred
Joshua Cox
Camp Sheldon
Columbus
Leona
Katheryn Plessinger
Julesburg
Denver
A. W Shafer
Shannon
Lincoln
Little Maxine Bottom
D . Carlson
Corvallis
Oregon
F. A Gustafson
Naomi Alfred
Ralph S Anshuetz
Chicago
Wm Myers
Maurice Lindberg
Carl Steelquist
Yellowstone National Park
J G Felton
Utica
Felton
Williams
Wallace Sandels
Neal
Look Ahead by George S Benson on Auto Strikes
George S Benson argues in Look Ahead that postwar auto strikes cost the nation half a billion dollars in purchasing power. He cites Automobile Manufacturers Association figures predicting 350 000 fewer cars sold and urges wage increases to sustain production and jobs. He stresses American principles of investment output prices and profits and warns strikes will hinder recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Romney
Automobile Manufacturers Association
Romney
America
Americas
United States
Uncle Sam
Detroit
Omaha World Herald Subscription Offer
Reader appeal for a subscription to The Omaha World Herald. Includes call for lifelong editions and delivery options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tion
Omaha World
Community Picnic Notes and Local Visits in Polk County
Local families from Greens Chapel and nearby towns gathered at Buckley Park and Stromsburg Park for a Sunday outing. Numerous visitors from Denver Chicago York and Omaha joined residents for meals and a large Polk Evangelical Free Church gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greens Chapel
Harlan CO Carlson
Peo O
Gay FE Carlson
Chicago
Ethel Dahl
Cuas Steever
Rolland Beatty
Buckley Park
Nancy Hartman
Lindgren
Dave Wilson
Clarks
DeHa Johnson
Denver
Margaret C Anderson
C W . Hennings
Mildred Watson
Ruth Adel Fulton
Lewis Kerr
Whitmore
Geneva
Howard McKeag
Pale Thompson
Wayne
Falw Croissant
Vic
Lowell Hanson
Chris Fleck
Omaha
A Teegerstrom
Grace Bunham
York
Della Johnson
Howell Cox
Capt
Don Hennings
Stromsburge Park
Marvel Berck
Lincnin
Axel Olson
Ulysses
Kansas
Oakland
Calif
W L Obrist
Stromsbore
Charles Hoffer
Wayland
NS Abolt
Albert Teegerstrom
Central City
Pearl Teegerstrom
Ralph Radley
Richard Barman
Los Angeles
F E Hargis
Beatrice
Lt Madigaret Hargis
Earl Brrke
Polk
C B Knerr Succumbs After Brief Illness
C B Knerr longtime resident of Greens Chapel vicinity dies at his farm home Monday night after a week of illness. He had felt better earlier in the day and helped with chores. Funeral arrangements are pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knerr
r+ Greens Chapel
Pastor Nels Pearson Service Schedule
Services for Sunday include Sunday School at 10 am Morning Worship at 1 pm Union Service at 8 pm led by Pastor Nels Pearson with community worship today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nels Pearson
First Baptist Church Services Schedule
Pastor Rev Paul Lemke leads Sunday School with Donald Hanquist as superintendent worship at 11 am gospel service at 800 T Mon, church hosts Tuesday gospel at 7 pm midweek praise prayer and Bible study hour at the Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free Methodist Church
H. M. Williamson
Walter Binford
Polk
A. C. Bates
Victor Swanson
Kansas City
Swanson
Morocco
North Africa
Arborville
Evangelical Free Church
Milford
First Baptist Church
Paul Lemke
Christ
Donald Hanquist
Sale of delinquent Polk County lands set for August
By order of Clerk of the District Court Polk County Nebraska sheriff Gunnard Peterson will sell at 2 PM August 6 1916 at Osceola Courthouse South front door lands described in the foreclosure of delinquent taxes including lots 16 4 28 29 30 31 blocks 3 4 13 original Polk and nearby Andersons Addition with a 2 foot strip and various lots. Attorney W W Norton requires notice dated July 3 1916 with July 4 18 25 and Aug 1 publication dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Fifth Judicial District of
Nebraska
Polk County
Polk
Eatherine Buckner
Osceola
Gunnard Peterson
Estate notice of Ross W Goethe in Polk County Nebr
Palith M Goethe files an original petition claiming the intestate death of Ross W Goethe on June 27 1944. She seeks a court determination of time of death heirs kinship and descent of his undivided one third share in specified parts of Section 5 Township 11 North Range 6 West and a widow’s interest in the CB&QRR right of way across the East Half of the Northeast Quarter. Hearing set August 2 1946 at 2 00 PM in Hamilton County Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County
Nebraska
Ross W Goethe
Palith M Goethe
Neius
Hamilton County
Cb&qrr Co
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Prug
DuPont
Silex Coffee Maker
COOK
Davis Pharmacycription
THE
Polk Progress
Howard WW. Berbes
Polk, Nebraska
Postoffice
Messrs
C. H. Lindberg
H. C Brauer
Oscar Strand
H. A. Johnson
Yutan
Platte River
George Wright
Frank Lawhead
York Hospital
Martha Jones
Chrigy Canada
New York
Washington DC
A. Taylor
Louise Hammond
Seward Forrest Sedan
Mervin Samuels
Lloyd Hahn
Ivan Moline
Ansel Bodine
Milford Johnson
Archie Stevens
West
Paul
Hilding Strand
Points
Iowa
Minnesota
Earl Warroner
Steelquist
Johnson
Helen Ruzicka
John Watson and
Figghters
Warren
Ohio
Louis Beckman
Rollie Johnson
Lajunta
Colo
Henry Orth
Donald Johnson
Haxtun
Geo Mitchell
George S. Benson
Harding College
Searcy
Arkansas
Herald
Stromsburg
Rialto
Roy Rogers and “Trigger
Arizona
John Wayne
Iffingham
Allan Lane
Hordville
Grand Island
Webb Livestock Commission Co
KMMJ
R . Cs
Jim Webb
Abilene
Randolph Scott
Town Ann Dvorak News
Anne
Dragonwyck
Gene Tierney
Walter Huston
Movietone News and Cartoon
London
Blongie
Hordville Methodist
Braska
Anderson
W. W. Norton
Stromberg
Swift
Fairmont
Elberta
Washington
Thompson
Sunkist
CAREY
L. M Mrrick
Jer
Ausichi Gems
Mary Joych and the
Three Jewels
Dairy Queen Milker
National Milker
Sundberg
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