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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1929
Page
4
The notice records renewals of a family dove program as of lute 20th detailing H Green Mra Ernest Nietman and Rev Wim Butgse in a progress roll of honor for 52 doves.
M E Church announces minister Emer R Peterson. Lord's Day School at 10 am with Sundberg as superintendent. Tuesday orchestra practice. Morning worship at 11 15 am followed by Epworth League at 7 15 pm and evening service at 8 pm. Thursday choir practice at 8 30 pm. The Standard Bearers join the morning service and lead the Thank Offering. Vacation Day Bible School closes with an evening service.
The Daily Vacation Bible School nears closing with attendance averaging over 90 daily. Teachers kept the course engaging. Closing program and handwork exhibit set for Sunday at 8:00 PM at the Methodist church. An offering will cover school expenses. Florence Anderson visited from York. Roy Newville and Miles Enyeart visited from Bellwood. Mr and Mrs H A Johnson and family visited Central City. A 74 pound baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Ervin Hahn at the Lutheran hospital, York, Sunday morning.
Arborville life includes visits from Misa Mary Wilcox and nurse Miss Larson from Iowa. Residents report improvements for Mrs Jennie Smith and Ills in the community. Cemetery land expanded and fenced. A. A. plot added to Arborville Cemetery. Mrs Muriel Davis cared for Mr Stewart who died near Stromsburg. Missionary society met with lessons on Japan and automobile aid to missions. Sixteen attended including visitors.
Articles document the Farmers Union Co Operative Association of Park Nebraska forming a cooperative with 50 year term, authorized capital 10000 shares at 1 each, governing real estate holdings, investment limits, and profit distribution rules to members and patrons.
The document sets a maximum debt at two thirds of paid up share capital and creates a five member board of directors who elect officers. It lists initial directors, requires bylaws, fixes annual meeting in January, and allows amendments by a three fifths shareholder vote. Notary acknowledgment completes the record dated January 16, 1929 in Polk County Nebraska.
Local notes recall Friday visits by Fire Crackers and Felton's Pharmacy colleagues, a Central City business trip by W P Miller, and family happenings from Stromsburg and Grand Island. A baby boy arrived to Mr and Mrs R C Weist in Stromsburg on June 12, with hospital milestones and community hospital News. Polk defeats Swede Home 4 to 0 at the Farmers Union picnic, with Polk earning 3000 dollars and Swede Home 20 dollars in prize money. no admission charged.
Fragmentary OCR shows a notary statement with witness acknowledgment and commission expiration for T. Samuelson, Notary Public, expiring April 18, 1934.
Local shop offers a full line of Good Year Tires and Tubes from 3 to 6 inches. Buy a tire and get one free. if the extra tire isn’t wanted, a discount is offered on the purchased tire. sale by R H The sing.
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