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Newspaper

Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1952

Page

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Legion Wins as Johnsons Remain Unbeaten

The Legion defeated the Bankers 9 to 7 on Tuesday with a six run fifth inning led by timely hits from Leonard Jisa and strong infield defense from Gordon Carlson and Lloyd Lind. In the second game, Johnsons routed Co op Oilers 16 to 2 as Dick Sagehorn dominated on the mound and Peanuts Carlson starred at the plate.

Legion Bankers Art Phillips Rube Anderson Leonard Jisa Gordon Carlson Lloyd Lind Dick Sagehorn Oilers Johnson Sagehorn Wong Peanuts Carlson

Polk County Extension Agent Resigns After Long Service

Polk County Extension Board announces the resignation of J. Carder Throckmorton who has led the office since 1944. He promoted crops programs and services, helped form the Noxious Weed District and Soil Conservation District, and reinstated the Polk County Collective Exhibition at State Fairs. The resignation becomes effective July 31 as a successor is chosen for late July responsibilities.

Polk County Extension Board of Directors J. Carder Throckmorton Throckmorton Soil Conservation District County Crop Improvement Association Polk County Extension Board of Directors State Extension Service

Show Your Colors on Flag Day Urged in Polk

The American Legion Auxiliary urges Polk residents and businesses to display the U S flag on June 14 for Flag Day and the 175th anniversary of the Stars and Stripes. The piece stresses the flag as a symbol of freedom, justice, and democracy and asks all to show loyalty by letting it wave on the anniversary.

Polk American Legion Auxiliary Old Glory Continental Congress America

Wrights Spend Sunday in Osceola Home

Mr. and Mrs Charles Wright passed a quiet Sunday afternoon at the Will Wright residence in Osceola.

Mrs Charles Wright Will Wright Osceola

Shockey Kennel Wedding Rites Performed

Miss Florence Shockey and Mr. Jarry Kennel wed at the Shockey home on May 23 in a double ring ceremony conducted by Rev. Paul Nelson. The bride wore a blue street length dress with red roses, with bridesmaid Freda Shockey in a black and white gown. best man was Vilus Kennel. Guests included families from Shockey, Tenniges, and Kennel households, with a reception of sandwiches and cake followed by a week end trip for the couple.

Florence Shockey Jarry Kennel Alf Shockey Harry Ganshorn Gang Vergil Tenniges Paul Nelson Stromsburg Freda Shockey Doride Vilus Kennel Fred D. Shockey Stromeburg Kearney Collea York County EH Kennel York

Rev Eaton Moves to Plymouth Congregational Ottumwa

The Reverend Earle Eaton, formerly pastor at Arborville Congregational Church and now field representative for Grand Island Business College, has gone to Ottumwa Iowa to serve as pastor of Plymouth Congregational Church.

RE. Earle Eaton Arborville

Polk District 72 Approves 1952 53 Budget At $45000

The District 72 meeting approved a 1952 53 budget of 45000 with 29500 for teacher salaries. District valuation is 822000 and tuition from outlying districts totals about 15000. 24 tuition students attend Polk. warrants total 9400 at 6 percent interest.

Polk County Hamilton County York County Polk Citizens State Bank Home Economics Department Board of Education

Olson Benson Wedding Held In Chappell

Miss Mary Jane Olson and Roger Eugene Benson wed at Berea Lutheran Church in Chappell on Sunday afternoon June 1 at 3 30 officiated by Rev Julius Lorimer before 125 guests. The bride daughter of S W Olson of Chappell and the groom son of H M Benson of Hordville.

Berea Lutheran Church Mary Jane Olson Roger Eugene Benson Julius Lorimer S. WB. Olson Chappell H. M. Benson Horasville Martha Cheleen Viola Simanek Malmo Jeanelle Kroger Polk Neva Benson Omaha Carolyn Miss Jean Bonnie Richard Weburg Hordville Ronald Weburg Lloyd Benson Marlyce Johnson Lucille Johnson Norma Jean Johnson Eldon Johnson Lloyd Kroger Zeola Barnes Alliance Sylvia Bloomquist

Midgets fall in late rally to Osceola 13 11

Polk drops a non league game as Osceola wins 13 to 11 after a late inning rally. Key plays include a bases loaded triple by Louis Light and a home run by Osceola catcher Bob Colby. Pitching, fielding, and multiple used hurlers are noted with names such as Dennis Cramer and Carrol Shenk contributing on defense.

Polk Osceola Boys Gerry King Muse Carrol Shenk Bob Colby Osceola Louis Light Joe DiMaggio Dennis Cramer Bill McNaught Donnie Widga Charles Long Jerome Light Delano Hahn Don

Osceola Couple Welcome Second Daughter At Local Hospital

Mr and Mrs Dale Fredrickson of Osceola announce the birth of their second daughter weighing six pounds at the Osceola hospital on Monday June 9.

Dale Fredrickson Osceola Osceola Hospital

Social Calendar Entries Highlight Local Gatherings

On Thursday June 12 and Monday June 16 social events are listed including Baptist Missionary and Commercial Club activities. Mr and Mrs Reuben Hanquist hosted a family dinner with Roger Hanquist Marlene Johnson Bubba Milan Hanquist Lincoln Arlyn Hanquist and families in Concordia Kansas.

Baptist Missionary Commercial Club Reuben Hanquist Roger Hanquist Marlene Johnson Bubba Hanquist Milan Hanquist Lincoln Arlyn Hanquist Concordia Kansas

Wedding Guests From Far and Wide Attend Event

Out-of-town guests included Eldon Johnson and family, the Kroger and Benson households, Jeanelle and Max Polk, Neva and John of Omaha, J S Johnson, H M Benson, Weburg, Richard and Ronald Benson, Sylvia Bloomquist, I M Bengston of Aurora, Phil and Simon Anderson of Albin, Delores Anderson and Donna Larsom of Stromsburg, Philip Samuelson of Oshkosh, Zeola Barnes of Alliance, and Viola Simanek of Malmo.

Eldon Johnson Bruce Linda Lloyd Kroger Jeanelle Max Polk Lloyd Benson Neva John Omaha J. S. Johnson H. M. Benson Weburg Richard Ronald Sylvia Bloomquist J. e.Benson Hordville I. M. Bengston Aurora Phil Anderson Simon Anderson Albin Wyoming Delores Anderson Mis Donna Larsom Stromsburg Philip Samuelson Oshkosh Zeola Barnes Alliance Viola Simanek Malmo

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Polk County Extension Fective Shockey Freda Fred David Fred Shockey Sr B. Kennel Glen Kennel Beaver Crossing Rev. Eaton Ottumwa Iowa Olson-Benson Lois Lenz Mervin Johnson Harold Ritter Pleasanton Benson Luther College Wahoo Ord Colorado Wit Johnson’s Legion Co-op Polk Bankers Crane
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