Polk County Nebraska Foreclosure Auction Notice
Public sale of delinquent tax lands in Polk County Nebraska set for July 14 1937 at Osceola Court House. Properties include multiple lots across Polk city blocks in the Original Town of Polk listed by block and lot numbers and tied to the Polk County Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of the
5Th Judicial District of
Nebraska
Polk County
Polk
Charles O. Stettner
James E. Felton
Alma A. Swanson
Charles Westman
Isaac T. Samuelson
Anna M. Wilson
Imogene Taylor
Harry R. Harris
James Calmerere
P. J. Refshaugé
Osceola
Folk County
Wilson
A. D
Gunnard Peterson
County Board of Equalization Meeting Notice 1937
The County Board of Equalization will meet on Tuesday June 15 Wednesday June 16 and Thursday June 17 1937. If you object to your assessment present your claim to the Board at this time for their consideration. John I Anderson County Clerk.
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County Board of Equalization
Board of Equalization
John I. Anderson
Baack Family Attends Hayman Silver Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Arthur Hayman celebrated a 25th wedding anniversary at Staplehurst this Sunday with Mr and Mrs Martin Baack and family in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Baack
Arthur Hayman
Staplehurst
Local residents host and visit across county lines
A flurry of weekend visits and homestays ties together residents from Hordville Lincoln Genoa Polk and nearby towns. Willy Hanquist of Hordville visits Charles Carlson while Phyllis Alfred returns from Texas and plans a summer at home. Many family gatherings and trips to Swede Home Clarks York Central City Wahoo and Lincoln mark a busy social week.
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Lfre
Willy Hanquist
Hordville
Charles Carlson
Phyllis Alfred
Texas
Philip Sack
Crete
Olaf Alfred
Wilbur Whitacre
Marian Jones
Tecumsah
Nebraska
J. E. McDaniel
Mildred
Billie Allison
Missouri
C. R. Lindholm
Martin Appleton
Hugo Piersqgn
Clarks
Harold Yohe
Walter Jenson
Filley
A. C. Jones
Martin
George Anderson
Harold Carlson
Clifford Carlson
Near York
Andy Carlson
Central City
Elmer Nelson
Wahoo
Elmer Hanquist
Lloyd Hanquist
Henry Horstman
Loup City
Ruth Ellen Hargis
Polk
Z. F. Myers
Voseipha
North Platte
Don Springer
Lincoln
Funeral services for Mrs. J. P. Stephenson in Stromsburg
Mrs. J. P. Stephenson, 83, longtime Stromsburg resident, died at home after a stroke. Services were held at Edwin L. Anderson Funeral Home and Stromsburg Baptist Church with Rev. J. L. Hedbloom and Rev. A. E. Carlson presiding. Interment in Stromsburg Cemetery. Surviving are five stepchildren, three sisters and three brothers. Rev. Hedbloom to serve as temporary pastor. Several local residents and families are noted for moves, travels, and gatherings, including the Anderson Matson picnic at Buckley Park and public address system staff changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Stephenson
J. P Stephenson
Edwin L. Anderson
Stromsbug Baptist Church
J. L. Hedbloom
A. E. Carlson
Stephenson
Stromsburg
Stromsburg Baptist Church
Hedbloom
Denver
Colorado
Baptist Church
The
Polk
C. F. Moore
Paul
St. Louis
Missouri
Mary
Margaret Buckley
E. G. Erickson
Clyde E. Erickson
Lincoln
University of Nebraska
Doris Erickson
College of Agriculture
Éxeises
Charles Rippie
New York City
Rippie
Alex Scott
Ralph Graneer
Buckley Park
George Matson
Albion
Frank Andeson
Genoa
Nels Anderson
Osceola
August Matson
Aurora
John Matson
Omaha
Mary Lee
Chas. Anderson
Lester Anderson
Swede Home
Axel Anderson
Esther Lamb
Esther Coleen
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C. E. Cohagan
L. M. Merrick
M. B. Daniels
Arnold Isaacson
G. R. Lindburg
Arnold Issacson
Mrs. Isaacson
Leila Reed
Berniece Blase
Fae
Victor Kerker
Rexall
Dee
Nebe
Court Ag Savings
Chevrolet
Ro Anon
Ruabepourariée
General Sisters
Chevrolet ,Motore Division
Cmeral Motore Splen Corporation
Detroit
Michigan
Jes Se
Johnson’ Bros
Chevrolet Co
Pole Rendering Service
Farmall
R. H. Thesing
Fredrick Fouts
Johnson Bros. Cafe
J. B. Williams
York
Grand Island
Food Center
Servel Electrolux
Bervel Electrolux
Sundberg & Son
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