Yearly briefs from Polk area residents and anniversaries
John I. Anderson moved belongings to Polk and will reside in the Berger property. A son was born to Mr and Mrs W L Ernstmeyer. Frank Anderson returned from Torrington to register for a homestead. Ernest Hahn returns home west of Polk from York hospital. C E Cohagen and Lester Stark to manage the Farmers Union implement department. The 15 Years Ago section recalls March 5 1925 events including weddings and relocations around Stromsourg Bradshaw and Bellville. Elmer Peterson takes new oil job in Norfolk. Meerkatzs celebrate 25th anniversary. Mrs John Seymour hospital operate and recovery progress.
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John I. Anderson
Osceola
Polk
Berger
W L Ernstmeyer
Frank Anderson
Torrington
Wyo
Ernest Hahn
York Hospital
E Cohagen
Lester Stark
Farmers Union Association
Homer Ramsey
Helen
Steve Wochner
York
Harry Hopkins
Bradshaw
Alvena Anderson
Harvey Lind
Albert Lind
Victor Anderson
Stromsourg
Mae Segrid
Charles Lindahl
Grand Johnson
Bellville
Kansas
Elsie Coordes
Lloyd Cole
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Pure Food Grocery
Monson Co
Elmer Peterson
Norfolk
Emil Meerkatz
John Seymour
Methodist Hospital
Omaha
Walter Nelson
Charles McGinnis
Enoch Peterson
Claus Peterson
Anna Carlson
Central City
Bedient
Pearson
Treece
Hokenson
Sunol
Neb
Stark and Sundberg
Devotional Session Led by Mrs R M Bailey
A devotional gathering will be led by Mrs R M Bailey with hostesses Mrs Gilbert Benson Mrs A C Jones Mrs Geo Anderson and Mrs Emu Person assisting. The event invites all members to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Bailey
Gilbert Benson
A C. Jones
Geo. Anderson
Emu Person
Community Social Roundup and Club Activities
Local residents share weekend visits and gatherings with friends and relatives across North Loup Hordville Arborville Osceola and nearby towns. Church groups Walther League Free Club and Ladies Aid meet for socials, devotions, and planning with noted attendees including Mr and Mrs Ray Williams Carl Steelquist Edwin Nyberg and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Williams
North Loup
Inlaw
C R. Leach
Carl Steelquist
Hilton
Neil McNaught
Gons
Edwin Nyberg
Rudolph Nyberg
Mary Nyberg
Henry Ortegren
Hordville
Victor Blase
Will Blase
Clara Blase
Lloyd Nordstedt
Loup City
E. W Hahn
Dorothy Pearson
Osceola
Wilbur Whitacre
Emil Person
L C Orendorf
Clarence Rahrs
Paul Sagehorn
Leand Bowers
Kenneth
Arhborville
Chas Smith
Freddie
Emalyne Deuker
Walther League
Charles Wilshusen
Cliff Carlson
Robert Shostrom
Willard Johnson
Sioux City
Iowa
John Johnson
Methodist Church
Marcella Burgess
Vera Stevens
India
Linnea Ekdahl
Wicome ‘Willits
Betty Lou Doremus
Card Of Thanks And Grand Island Livestock Market Report
Card of thanks expresses deep appreciation for sympathy and flowers after a bereavement. Then Grand Island livestock market notes top hogs 180-220 lb at 5.67/5.75, medium hogs 180-220 lb 5.40-5.60, 225-250 lb 5.00-5.25, fat hogs 250-275 lb 4.75-5.00, rough 275+ lb 4.60-4.90, heavy sows 3.40-3.75, light sows 375-400, vaccinated pigs 4.23-4.75, unvaccinated pigs 4.25-5.25. Fair hog run, market up 25-40c. Stock pigs light, up 25-60c. Cattle market active. light stock cattle up 25-50c, fat cows up about 25c.
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Grand Island
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