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Newspaper

Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1940

Page

4

Social notes of local gatherings and events

A farewell party for Myrtle Sherrill at the Graves home featured games music and a supper for twenty guests. The WWG group met May 25 at Mirs Bertha Hanquist’s home with Esther Sundberg and Carl Dethloff assisting. Charles Evans and bride visited from Iowa at her parents’ home. Lorence Hendrickson resumed duties as clerk in Silver. Ludwig Joseph and wife welcomed a baby girl. T. J. Nelson now dispatches mail from the post office to the depot since June 1. Edwin Swanson, formerly a carrier, is clerking at Polk Mercantile.

Myrtle Sherrill Graves WWG Mirs Bertha Ebba Hanquist Esther Sundberg Carl Dethloff Charles Evans Bride Iowa J Nelson Tney Gothenburg Lorence H.endrickson Silver Hag Polk Mercantile Star Ludwig Joseph T. J. Nelson Edwin Swanson Polk Mercantile

Local Notes and Weddings Highlight Week in Polk Area

Miss Mildred Stevens leaves for Lincoln for a 12 week Wesleyan course. Mr and Mrs Hoover sell store in Clarks and move to Polk. Mrs Hoover takes job at Polk Mercantile. Merle Lavelle welcomes a daughter. Mrs Ed Cohagan hosts twenty guests for a shower honoring Miss Lillie Swanson. Lillie Swanson and Carl Lind wed at the bride’s mother’s home near Hordville. Young son of E P Moderow suffers lawn mower accident injuring fingers.

Mildred Stevens Lincoln Wesleyan Hoover Clarks Polk Polk Mercantile Merle Lavelle Ed Cohagan Lillie Swanson Carl J Lind Augusta Swanson Hordville Lind E. P Moderow

Wonored at Picnic in Polk Park Honors Nelson Leach Families

A crowd of about forty relatives gathered at Polk Park Sunday for a picnic honoring Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Nelson and family who recently moved to Auburn after a transfer, and also in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Leach of Clarks. Attendees included multiple Gustafsons, Leachs, Nelsons, and other relatives from Hardville Swede Home Clarks Grand Island Stromsburg Swede Home and surrounding areas.

Polk Progress Polk Park Sterling Nelson Stromsburg Auburn Nelson Virgil Leach Clarks Reuben Gustafson Carroll Ericson Hardville Noble Sherman Jones Grand Island Sterling ‘Nelson Russell Fjell Swede Home August F. Nelson Alfred Gustafson Rudolph Gustafson Oscar Gustafson C. R. Leach

Local Market Meat Prices For Home Use

Local market offers tenderized Picnic Hams six to eight pounds at 15 cents per pound. Home killed beef and pork with fresh pork sausage at 10 cents per pound. Pork chops or steak price 15 cents per pound with pork roast at 13 cents. Fresh ground beef 18 cents per pound with two pounds for 35 cents. Cold storage locker boxes available with lard four pounds at 25 cents and oleo at 13 cents. Weiners 20 cents, Bologna 15 cents, Bacon Squares at 8 cents. Beef roast 17 cents per pound, Kraft cheese two pounds at 49 cents. Beef steak all cuts at 25 cents per pound. They also offer wrapping meat for you at all times.

Local Social Notes From Stromsburg Area Meeting

Mrs C Marvin Fredrickson attended the T C W Club meeting at Mrs Gust Petersons home near Stromsburg Friday afternoon. Osc ola resident Mrs Clark Snodgrass who had an operation at Bryan Memorial hospital Lincoln recently returned to Osceola Sunday. Mr and Mrs Albert Sundberg and Doyle visited Central City on Sunday. Ray Werner Virgil Bush fished near McCool Saturday night and Sunday. Mrs Mary Liedtke joined them and visited at George Moyer home. They returned Sunday and the two families had a fish supper at the Bush home. Elwyn Johnson and son were Friday evening guests at Richard Widge home. Cream eggs poultry bring your cream eggs poultry and wool Bert E Smith York Phone 5.

Hazel Adelson Arthur A Wurtz Osceola Swede Plain Methodist Church John W Ekwall Colorado Charley Whittemore Latteran Iron Wallace Vroo Fort Wogeor Love Polkhed Pixs Ainele R J Allison Moss Leu Bruce Columbus Wis Wall Aldrich Central City South Sea Islands Free Mission Church Tic George Anderson Arlene Anderson Harriet Laverne Ang C. Meerkatz Howard Herbes Wahoo Omaha Amos Miller Hampton F. Hahn York E W. Hahn D L. Train Salina Kansas Elmer Hanquist The Baptist Church Howard Wilcox Dolores Wilshusen Alton Driewer A D Dover Everett Green Glen Green Walter G Green Incoln Wass Betty Glasser Mrr Ira Glasser PT Wurtz Harold Lentz Ray Werner Paul Stevens Lutheran Hospital Dean Stevens Ewing, Neb Wayne Stevens Earl Clark Miegses Elaine Helen Nyberg Donald Bodine Chicago Harry Johnson Hartwig Flodman Eulala Stromberg C. Marvin Fredrickson T. C. W. Club Gust Peterson Stromsburg Clark Snodgrass Oscola Bryan Memorial Hospital Lincoln J Nelson Albert Sundberg Doyle Virgil Bush McCool Mary Liedtke George Moyer Bush Elwyn Johnson and Son Richard Widge

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