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Newspaper

Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1949

Page

5

Local Socials and Upcoming Wedding in Bee Nebraska

A collage of household visits and social gatherings across Bee Nebraska includes Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stellar in Grand Island, multiple family visits in Swede Home, York, and Osceola, and a May birthday party hosted by Mrs. Maynard Jensen and Mrs. Bill Shenk. The calendar notes a June 13 Doe Augustin wedding dance at States Ballroom Bee and various trips to California and Lincoln for visits and employment searches.

Fred Stellar Grand Island Oscar Jones Neil McNaught Clifford Hill North Platte Elmer Allison Creg Will Green Sannah Strand Hilding Carlyn Strand York Maynard Jensen Bill Shenk Dean Shoup Don Shoup Norman Reetz Roger Gustafson Clifton Larson Ellsworth Iowa David Larson Des Moines Walter Green Ruth Green Ellen Tinker Sam Leard Homer Green C. R. Peterson Osceola Max Peterson Lincoln Ray Werner Lee Bayer Harold Green Lloyd Stromberg California Glen Green Ellen Anderson Hazel Carlson Clarence Johnson Howard Herbes Will Kroger Hennie Seymour Rolland Swanson Stromsburg Doe Wilshusen Jin aReDonna Lindholm Maxine Vertnette Kingsley Clydella ‘Baker Ilene Johnson University of Nebraska Frank Larson Fear Hosital Ian Werner Ira Mae Birthday Club Pearson Alfred Lester Behrs Wayne Ramsey Patty Henry Reed Bud Schnasse Ark Greg of Charles Lytle

Polk Echoes from 1919 Army Arrival and Local News

Thirty years ago Polk residents noted the 89th Division arrival in New York including Ted Moline Walter May Frank Wilcox Harry Shafer and Elmer Hanquist. Dakota to be Polk school superintendent. Hannah Sundberg wed C O Bodine at home. Emmet Alton returns after U S service with wife and baby. Community Club taps H M McGuffin A E Sundberg and Dr J R Leibee to pave Polk. Polk population 530 and 176 pupils in the district.

New York Polk Ted Moline Walter May Frank Wilcox Harry Shafer Elmer Hanquist Dakota Henry Sundberg Hannah C. O. Bodine Emmet Alton U. S Service Emmet Pennsylvania Shannon Shafer H. M. McGuffin A. E. Sundberg J. R. Leibee

Lincoln couple announces engagement of Mary Lois Ford

Mr and Mrs B M Ford of Lincoln announce the engagement of their daughter Mary Lois to Chas O Eckles of Polk. Miss Nettie Johnson an efficient nurse of York Lutheran hospital has been spending her vacation with her parents Mr and Mrs Chas Johnson west of Polk. Dick McConnell has resigned his position with Fairmont Creamery Co and Mrs Cliff Branting will be their representative in Polk. T J Nelson is temporary mail carrier in dispatching the mail to and from the post office to the depot.

B. M. Ford Lincoln Mary Lois Chas. O. Eckles Polk Nettie Johnson York Lutheran Hospital Chas. Johnson Dick McConnell Fairmont Creamery Co Cliff Branting T. J. Nelson

Shower Honors Evelyn Lindburg At Mrs Wurtz Home

Roger Gustafson, recently home from Lutheran hospital after a broken arm and bruised shoulder, attended a miscellaneous shower honoring Miss Evelyn Lindburg at Mrs Josephine Wurtz home. Hostesses were Mrs Ruth Aker, Mrs Elva Lindburg, Mrs Ruth Lindburg and Mrs Wurtz, with many gifts for the honoree.

Roger Gustafson Lutheran Hospital Evelyn Lindburg Josephine Wurtz Ruth Aker Elva Lindburg Ruth Lindburg Wurtz

Local notices honor milestones and a birth obituary

Ten years ago on June 8 1939 relatives gathered at C O Bodines Hardville for their 20th wedding anniversary. A birthday reunion marked M F Smith turning 85 at R L Smith home June 4. Lucinda Knorr born February 22 1856 near Brighton Iowa died June 4 1939 aged 83 years three months 12 days. Madge Maharon and Ray Sidener both of Lincoln wed at H B Saunders home Friday June 2.

Madge Maharon Ray Sidener Lincoln H. B. Saunders

Regular Polk County Church Service Schedule

Hardville Baptist Church invites all to Bible School at 10:00 and Morning Worship at 11:00 led by Pastor Edick A. Anderson. All are welcome to attend the services and share in the programs.

Hardville Baptist Church Edick A. Anderson

First Baptist Church Schedule

Paul Lemke, pastor, outlines four hours a week for God. Morning study at 10 a.m. Worship at 11 a.m. Evening delight at 7:30 p.m. Power hour also at 7:30 p.m. on Wednesdays.

Paul Lemke God

Immanuel Lutheran Church Service Schedule

Immanuel Lutheran Church announces Sunday morning service at 10 30 with Pastor C W Long officiating. Sunday School starts at 10 a m.

Immanuel Lutheran Church C. W. Long

Arborville Congregational Church Service Notes

Pastor Earle Eaton leads worship at 11 30 with Sunday School at 10 00. Theistic Three sermonette topics include Opportunity Flags of Our Fathers and Childhood Comes In to Its Own. Children’s Day June 26. Choir Floyd Merchant and organist Kenneth Bedient provide music.

Earle Eaton Floyd Merchant Kenneth Bedient Harold Bedient Holy Trinity Pastor Eaton

Free Methodist Church Sunday Services and Prayer Meeting

Rev. Cnaries Snyder leads Sunday School at 10 a m with Walker Binford, morning worship at 11, evening service at 7 30, and Thursday prayer meeting at 8 p m in the Free Methodist Church.

Cnaries Snyder Walker Binford

Polk and Swede Plain Methodist Churches Schedule

Polk and Swede Plain Methodist Churches announce Sunday services with Swede Plain at 11 and Polk Church School at 10 a.m. The notice lists church activities and times for the morning.

Swede Plain Polk

Hordville Pastor Re‑appointed for Another Year

Nels Pearson of Hordville Methodist is reappointed for the coming conference year. Worship service is at 11. The Four Anchors or Give us a fresh start theme for the first Sunday. WSCS meets Thursday June 16 with Mrs Albin Nelson as hostess.

Nels Pearson Hordville Methodist WSCS Albin Nelson

St. Vincent Church Osceola Masses and observances

St Vincent Church Osceola Nebraska lists Father John H Howe as pastor for Trinity Sunday June 12 1949 with Sunday Masses at 830 and 1030 am and weekday Mass at 730 am Confessions Saturday 5 to 530 8 to 830 pm and Wednesday Friday Saturday are days of fast and abstinence.

John H. Howe Trinity

Appreciation note from the Crow family to visitors

The Crow family thanks relatives and friends who visited, sent flowers and cards during their recent stay at Stromsburg Hospital. Mrs. Sidney Crow and Vernon Dee express gratitude for the support.

Stromsburg Hospital Sidney Crow Vernon Dee Lloyd Widga

Card of Thanks and family notices

A hospital stay prompted thanks from Mrs. Lloyd Widga for the cards flowers and visits. Maude Allen of Azusa California visits her brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs De Lytle. Mr and Mrs A E Swanson attended the funeral of a brother in law Johannas Christensen in Genoa on Saturday.

Maude Allen Azusa California de Lytle A. E. Swanson Johannas Christensen Genoa

Notice to Creditors in Claus Lindahl Estate Polk Co

In the County Court of Polk County Nebraska creditors of Claus E Lindahl deceased are notified that a hearing to hear adjust and allow all claims will be held on October 3 1949 in the County Court Room. Claims must be filed by October 1 1949 or be barred. Dated June 3 1949 L M Merrick County Judge. June 9 16 23 Progress

Polk County Nebraska Claus E. Lindahl L. M. Merrick

World’s longest place names cited from Wales and New Zealand

A Welsh village holds the longest name at 57 letters and a Maori hilltop in New Zealand follows with 58. These claims are noted as the world’s longest place names in the record.

New Zealand

Family poetry hoax sparks bragging tale at bridge club

Fred Butterworth reveals a long family ruse about a legendary poet ancestor. His mother forged and published a manuscript, using Whitman verses, forcing a publisher to print 2000 copies. She recovered all but one copy, which Fred gifts to his wife to quell her bragging concerns.

Fred Butterworth Aime Bridge Club Aggie Spencer Gertrude Wilcox Fred George Tom Cooke Tom Fred Griinned Walt Whitman WIN Features

Community Notes Bring Visits and Weddings Across County

Local residents share visits and hospitality from Brush to York and Stromsburg. Families attend weddings and church events while relatives guest in Lincoln and Hardville areas. Notable items include a May 28 baby boy born in Stromsburg, a birthday club gathering, and multiple social visits over the weekend.

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