Baby arrives as family gains new joy in Polk area
A 13 1/4 lb boy brings joy to Mr. and Mrs. Ray Sealey last Friday. Genevieve Campbell becomes Bander and Son’s new stenographer. A barn break in near Polk leads to loss of harness and fly nets valued at about 106 dollars. A baby girl is born to Mr. and Mrs. W Frickey last Saturday. Harvey Lind sustains a head wound in a party game. Mr. H G White and wife plan to move to Clay Center Kansas. A Harvard man is expected to visit Polk. D I Boeler leaves Polk Mercantile to join a store in Sargent. Twenty years ago on July 23, 1925 a stork brought a baby boy to Mr. and Mrs. A L Smith. Olof Nyberg and wife plan Sweden trip.
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Ray Sealey
Genevieve Campbell
Bander and Son
C. E. Moline
Polk
Moline
W. Frickey
Harvey Lind
Stork
A. L. Smith
Olof Nyberg
Sweden
Davis Pharmacy
Frank Fossburg
Clyde Stevens
Local Notices The Village Gleaned News Briefs
Mr Nyberg plans three months visiting his mother and relatives. Miss Mae Carlyle resigns from Hordville telephone office to move to Florida. Miss Blanche Stevens named new assistant. Births report a son to Blaine Mills of Arborville and a baby boy to Claire Willits. The John son Bros. Cafe building sold at sheriff sale in Osceola for 3200 dollars. Mrs Will Welch hospitalized for an operation in York.
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Claire Willits
Will Welch
York
Fifteen Years Ago July 24 1930 Local News Snippets
Notes from Polk area include the birth of a baby girl to Mr and Mrs Fred Rhoade on July 17, Fern Johnson's serious malaria illness, Irma Smith helping at Felton's Drug Store, Berniece Larson's appendectomy at Lutheran Hospital York, and a severe burn incident involving the Moderow boy from Polk after a tire tube explosion. A shower honored Mrs Lennis Lind, a Travelair biplane crash on Mrs May Lewis house roof injured none, and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Rhoade
Fern Johnson
Irma Smith
Felton
Nina Tenney
Berniece Larson
Lutheran Hospital
York
E P Moderow
Polk
Moderow
Westfall
Phillip Johnson
Lennis Lind
Travelair
van Moline
Local Notices and Births Reported in York Area
An obituary notes the death of a man named Stevens after an appendicitis operation at York Hospital. Kennell of Genoa now operates the City Meat Market. Betty Jenssen sustained a seven stitch leg wound from an injury on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Rudolph Nyberg announce a nine pound baby boy born Monday morning.
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York
Stevens
Kennell
Genoa
Betty Jenssen
Rudolph Nyberg
Church Services And Union Meetings Listed
Regular services and programs are detailed for Hordville Baptist First and Free Methodist churches. Ministers Edick A. Anderson H. M. Williamson Paul Lemke announce Sunday worship times Sunday School supervision and mid week prayer meetings plus a Friday presentation on the Armed Forces. Candidates for baptism to meet with the Diaconate and baptism observance scheduled.
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First Baptist Church
Paul Lemke
Winnie Lind
Sup’t
Methodist and Evangelical services announced for Hordoville area
Hordoville Methodist led by Nels Pearson lists church school at 10 am and public worship at 11 am with a park union service at 8 30 pm. Polk and Swede Plain churches show union services 8 30 pm Sunday, with Swede Plain morning worship at 11 am and Polk church school at 10 am. Evangelical Free Church under Milford E Olson holds 10 am services with 11 am sermon on angels, Bible study and prayer at 8 30 pm midweek.
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Free Methodist Church
H. M. Williamson
Walter Binford
Hordoville
Polk and
Swede Plain Methodist
A. C. Bates
Swede Plain
Polk
Evangelical Free Church
Milford E. Olson
Card of Thanks for hospital stay expresses gratitude
Two local notices thank friends for cards letters flowers and calls during recent hospital stays. Mrs P T Wurtz and Mrs Ralph Peterson praise kindness that cheered them and will not be forgotten.
Looking Ahead to George S Benson and the Congress Pay Raise
The piece argues Congress should have higher pay to attract capable lawmakers. It contrasts country club elites with legislators, noting long hours and high costs. It questions whether wealthy or poorer reps should fund government work and urges support for a pay increase.
Tailored Ensemble Saves for Bonds
Tailored clothes blur dress codes as a slim use of fabric and trim items appears in local stores. The trend features a waistcoat, blouse and skirt with bow ties and pleated details, offering a feminine touch and adaptable pattern options for purchase.
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