Polk High School hires music prof from Fremont
Robert Strickland of Fremont, Midland College class of 1933, is elected instructor of music at Polk High School for 1933 34. A large Stromsburg crowd enjoyed the Polk band with two songs performed by Dr. C R Peterson and a duet by Elizabeth Allison and Phyllis Alfred.
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Robert Strickland
Frog Pond
Polk Park
Stromsburg
Polk
Dr. C. R. Peterson
Elizabeth Allison
Phyllis Alfred
Fremont
Midland College
Polk High School
Harold Nelson
Marks
Old
Nelson
F. W. Benjamin
Grand Island
Benjamin
The
Baptist Church
Hedbloom
G. M. Hill
Gerald Brownfield
Lincoln
Cherry Co
Jim Felton
Estelma
Dorothy
Central City
Robert Stevens Injures Hand In Wood Saw Incident
Robert Stevens of 6350 Holdrege Street Lincoln injured three fingers while operating a power wood saw. He was taken to St Elizabeth hospital and later returned home. He is a former Polk resident and brother of Gerald Stevens of Polk. Mr and Mrs Herbert Wurtz of Clarks were Sunday dinner guests in the P W Aker home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frog Pond
Frank Merchant
Arborville
Denver
J. E. McDaniel
Lusk
Wyo
Jack McDaniel
F. W. Davis
Polk
Ak-Sar- Ben
D. P. Westfall
Mission
Texas
Nebraska City
Cliff Branting
Lester Upton
Lincoln Air Base
Ralph Upton
Earl Haleck
California
Mary Haleck
Albert Sundberg
Doyle
Ella Shenk
Esther McNeely
Chaffee
L. A. Kahler
Robert Stevens
Holdrege Street
Lincoln
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Robert
Gerald Stevens
Mrs. Herbert Wurtz
Clarks
P. W. Aker
Local Family Gatherings Highlight Weekend Visits
Lincoln guests include Calmar Johnson Sundberg Stromberg and families honoring a mother's birthday. Calif and Texas visitors arrive and depart after extended stays with Lin coln relatives. Osceola and Stromsburg residents host dinners and Sunday visits with various family members and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calmar Johnson
Harvey Sundberg
Chas. Stromberg
Lincoln
Raymond Sundberg
Art Hemingson
Shafter
Calif
Phil Hedeen
San Jose
Carl Christensen
Jolene
Larson
Lloyd Stromberg
M. V. Stromberg
Ingrid
Dallas
Texas
Rolland Stromberg
Ted Borgman
Henry Borgman
Ella Keiser
Hildreth
LaMar Lind
Luanne Mills
Kearney
Lloyd Lind
Arlyce
Ollie Johnson
Fred Johnson
Good Samaritan
Osceola
Levar Sandell
Mark
Willard Adelson
Adolph Forss
Stromsburg
What I Do At And Around Wilsons Seed Farm
A first person diary describes daily farm chores at Wilsons Seed Farm. The narrator feeds Milo and horse chow to a donkey named Hotai, assists Gary Green with greenchopped grass, and rides a wagon. Afternoon tasks include field work for Jim and making signs for the Feeders and Bootstrap tour on the 17th. The writer folds papers for Norris at 3:00 on Wednesday and returns home around 5:00 for supper and croquet games, noting fatigue with the game and a desire for clearer rules on corner hops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotai
Gary Green
Jim
Norris
Notice of Probate for Minnie C. Larson Estate
In Polk Nebraska a petition to probate the will of Minnie C. Larson deceased and appoint Reuben Gustafson executor is set for hearing August 6 1963 at 10 AM in the County Court Room Osceola Nebraska dated July 10 1963 J BE Steeple County Judge SEAL July 18 25 Aug 1
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County
Nebraska
Minnie C. Larson
State of
Reuben Gustafson
Osceola
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Valparaiso
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Judith Carlson
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D. D. King
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Haith Motor CO
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Goeburk Orchestra
Riverside Park
Wegner & Clausen Monuments Co
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the Polk Progress
W. W. Alfred
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Susan
Cedar Rapids
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