Polk County News Progresses with Civic and Family Notes
Dwayne Miller promoted to Seaman First Class. 50th wedding anniversary for Charlie Schaepler observed. Buick six sedan bought through R. H. Thesing. Ideal Home Study Club meeting at Mrs. A. E. Swans with program on music appreciation led by Mrs. C. H. Lindburg. Local visits include Hustons at Baptist services. Horace Baker and twin babies with Glasser family. J. N. Norton files for state legislature. Carl Axel Jones dies at 66. sons Martin Oscar and Mrs. Clara Anderson noted. Anna Gabrielson attends Omaha funeral. Woman's Club hosts luncheon at H. Horstman home. Ira Glasser and Chester Mitchell buy John Deere tractors via P. T. Wurtz. Rev. Paul Carlson to Stanford and HOldrege. Henry Cramer hosts at Gilbert Benson. Mildred McDaniel and Thompson Allison visit Marquette. Charles Crew of Geneva visits Dr. C. R. Peterson. Missionary Society meets at Mrs. Garten with Mrs. Lizzie Johnson assisting. Orlie Miller learns son Dwayne promoted to Seaman First Class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Norton
Carl Axel Jones
Martin
Oscar
Clara Anderson
Polk
Anna Gabrielson
Alex Lind
Omaha
H. Horstman
Orlie Adelson
Ira Glasser
Chester Mitchell
New John Deere
P. T. Wurtz and Son
Paul Carlson
Stanford
Holdrege
Henry Cramer
Gilbert Benson
Mildred McDaniel
Thompson Allison
Marquette
Charles Crew
Geneva
Polk Progress Rate Card and Classifieds Policy
The notice lists subscription rates and advertising prices for Polk Progress Nebraska. Rates include per year 4.00 in Nebraska and 5.00 elsewhere, six months 2.70, three months 1.50, single copy 10 cents, and a 10 cent per line obituary poetry charge. Card of Thanks priced at 10 cents per line with a $1 minimum. advertising column inch at 56 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Young Adults Meet at Methodist Church Program
The Young Adults of the Methodist Church met Sunday evening a week ago with Mrs. Ed Saylor and Mrs. Jim Lindburg in charge. They spoke on The Role of the Layman in the Local Church. Games followed during the social hour and sandwiches cookies and coffee were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Ed Saylor
Jim Lindburg
Stitch and Stir 4H Club Hosts Birthday Cake Banquet
The Arborville Stitch and Stir 4H Club served a banquet at the Ted Otte home on Wednesday February 16 with all nine members present. Paula Bills received a birthday cake after the meeting as Becky Stevens reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Otte
Arborville
Paula Bills
Becky Stevens
Wednesday afternoon coffee guests at Lott home
Wednesday afternoon guests at Ernie Lott home included Mr and Mrs Max Lott and Kirk Shelby and Mrs Lee Anderson with children of Osceola. Mr and Mrs Leslie Adelson visited Herbert Wurtz home at Clarks Saturday evening.
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Ernie Lott
Max Lott
Kirk Shelby
Lee Anderson
Osceola
Leslie Adelson
Herbert Wurtz
Clarks
Polk area social and school notes from Lincoln to Polk
Seaman First Class now in Tokyo. Mr and Mrs Paul Strand and Mr and Mrs Marvin Fredrickson attended Polk vs Stromsburg game in Columbus. Invites and dinners mark multiple Sunday gatherings. Fifty Polk High band members head to Shelby for a band clinic. Annuities celebrate 50th wedding anniversaries for C A Schaepler and Oscar Person.
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Seaman
Tokyo
Paul Strand
Marvin Fredrickson
Columnus
Polk
Stromsburg
Lonta Anderson
Lincoln
Clem Meerkatz
Clara Anderson
Laurel Hammond
Rock Island
T. A. Stevens
Clyde Anderson
Hastings
C. A. Schaepler
Polk Community Hall
Oscar Person
Swede Plain
Polk High Band
Shelby
Jean Hofbauer
Osceola
Jerry Ruzicka
Hi Green
Chuck Peterson
Green
Dale Sterup
Local families host birthday and visiting gatherings
Mr and Mrs Douglas Rudy of Marquette honor his mother Ella Rudy on her birthday with a family dinner. Guests include Cramer Osceola Clark Grand Island Gary Rudy Aurora and others. Several dinners visits and birthday celebrations for various local residents are noted across Central City Lincoln Omaha and surrounding areas.
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Douglas Rudy
Marquette
Ella Rudy
Roy Cramer
Osceola
Sadie Clark
Clyde Clark
Grand Island
Gary Rudy
Aurora
Kenneth Rudy
Gilter
Glen Hesp
Raymond Sundberg
Martha Larson
Leroy Nelson
Rita Dawn Shenk
Lawrence Shenk
Central City Hospital
Rudolph Gustafson
R. C. Gustafson
Beverly
Carroll Erickson
Merlin
Hardville
Dean Weimer
Lincoln
Wallace Sandell
Leroy Benson
Omaha
Mrs Sandell
Christian Women’s Club
Indian Hills
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dwayne Miller
Charlie Schaeplers
Theo. Moberg
R. H. Thesing
Ideal Home Study Club
A. E. Swans
C. H. Lindburg
I. D. Huston
Polk Friends
Horace Baker
R. 8. Glasser
Naomi Alfred
Walter Green
Bypu Organization of the Baptist Church
Edwin Lindburg
Geneva Beckman
Lorna Alfred
Helen Carlson
Hordville
William McGaffin
Skinner
Wilbur Whitacre
Orlie Miller
Dwayne
Funk
LINDSEY /FUNK
Lindsey
Roger Werner
Polk, Nebraska
Co-Op
Farmers Coop. Grain Association
Nebraska Eda Association
Nationa W
L Newspaper
nsepcfgriGs
Stitch and Stir
Dwayne Hahn
Dean Ostberg
Patricia
Dof Ostberg
Olga Graves
Central City
Robert Lindahl
Olof Ostberg
Don Ostberg
Henry Kisler
Alvin Kisler
Dean Myers
Lynda
Charles Myers
Keith Myers
Lynn Sundberg
Reuben Ehn
Vicky
Kermit Lindgren
Leonard Warnick
Polk-Henderson
Connie
Bonnie
Ed Franz
Edward Larson
York
Reuben Hanquist
State Gideon Auxiliary Cabinet
North Loup
Harold Carlson
Lyle Widga
Adolph Morris
Lincoln General Hospital
David Ekdahl
Larry Coover
Paul Coover
Don, Best
Sterling, Cole
Alice Best
Wegner Monument Company
Central City, Nebraska
Crie
NTR
State Farm
Ralph C. Bond
Stromsburg, Nebr
State Farm Mutual
Automobile Insurance Company
Bloomington
Illinois
Tae
Zlomke
Cty
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