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Newspaper

Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1948

Page

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Moon of Shelby Files for Legislature in Polk County

O W Moon a Shelby merchant filed with the county clerk for the 25th District seat in Polk Hamilton and Clay counties. The veteran Nebraskan ranches a long business career, pledging to serve district interests if nominated and elected, without active campaigning. He has many local acquaintances ready to support his candidacy.

Polk County O. W. Moon Shelby Moon Saline County Here Polk Hamilton Clay Counties Awho

County AAA office run by elected county committeemen

In Polk County the three county committeemen run the Agricultural Adjustment Administration office with a secretary treasurer and one assistant. They work about one day a week and are paid only for time spent. The ACP administers conservation programs crop loans price supports and other duties. Farmers are urged to sign 1948 farm plans before spring work. Local social news and a puppet show invite follow.

AAA Polk County ACP

Weather Chronology Reflects Extreme Year Across County

A review shows 1947 brought unusual contrasts with near normal yearly averages yet dramatic swings. January opened with severe cold in the southeast, May frost hit Western portions, June and October were record wet and warm, and September saw 112 degrees along the eastern Kansas border. Crops suffered in hot southern areas while central and southwestern sections had better rainfall and irrigation. January remained mild and snowy at times before renewed cold snaps.

Platte and Loup Toogtas Kansas Corp

Polk County Farm Bureau Plans Annual Membership Drive

Polk County Farm Bureau schedules its annual membership drive for March 16 17 and 18 with representatives sought. Local social notes report Baptist Young People hosted by Mr and Mrs Wallace Sandell. Elaine Nyberg of Polk spoke at Hordville four weeks prior. Local ministers met at Evangelical Free Church parsonage to plan Good Friday Union Service 130 to 300 p m with details to follow. Mr and Mrs Orville Miller visited Ostberg home Sunday evening.

Polk County Farm Bureau Wallace Sandell Elaine Nyberg Polk Hordville Evangelical Free Church Evang. Free Church Orllie Miller Lof Ostberg

Polk County Extension Annual Meeting and Spring Plans

Representatives from all county areas attended the Polk County Extension Annual Meeting despite bad roads and weather. New three year directors were elected Mrs Ralph Classelbaich Rupert Carlson and Dwight Newcomer. Agronomist Kk Olson urged use of fertilizers like 4 12 0 with emphasis on soil fertility and green manures. Spring programs include a 4 11 Club Leaders luncheon and recognition for 24 leaders who will receive four leaf clovers or plaques. Farmers show interest in septic tank disposal systems and several reservations exist for rental farms. More seed samples and barley as a 1948 crop appear, Velvon 11 from Utah has good performance, and seed stocks are available on request. Bulletins totaling 4500 copies were distributed and a slide set on kitchen planning drew interest at court room and Stromsburg High School. Roads limited attendance but viewers gained useful tips. Rural Youth invites Polk County farm youth 17 to 27 years old.

Polk County Extension Ralph Classelbaich Rupert Carlson Dwight Newcomer Trmer Utah State Extension Office Polk County Muriel Smith Crosby Stromsburg High School Myrtle Nelson

Farmers Warned of Livestock Poisoning Hazards

A warning bulletin from the American Foundation for Animal Health lists seven hazards to guard against in spring seeding and pasture. Dangers include mercury treated seed oats, rat poisons, lead paint, chemical weed killers, arsenic treated bran, hedge sprays with lead arsenate, and roadway oil washed onto fields. If poisoning is suspected, call a veterinarian immediately. misdiagnosis may hide infectious disease.

American Foundation For Animal Heart Foundation

Johnsons to mark 50th wedding anniversary

Mr and Mrs John W W Johnson plan a 50th wedding anniversary celebration with an open house at Swede Home Lutheran Church parlors Sunday March 14 from 2 to 6 pm and at their home 7 to 9 pm They invite relatives and friends to join in the day. Mr and Mrs F W Davis visited their son Kenneth Sunday at the Veterans Hospital in Lincoln.

John WW. Johnson F W. Davis Kenneth Veterans Hospital Lincoln

St Patrick’s Party Invite For York Area Youth

Interested youths are invited to a St Patrick’s Party on Monday March 15 at 8 00 p m in the U S C room City Auditorium East 6th St York Hamilton and Fillmore Counties will attend A count of interested persons is requested by Wednesday March 10 at the Agricultural Extension Office to inform York organizers Polk County youths are encouraged to join the neighborly event.

U.S.C City Auditorium East 6Th St York Hamilton Fillmore Counties Agricultural Extension Office

Cramer and Sealey Wed in Central City Ceremony

Joyce Darlene Cramer daughter of Cleo and Mrs Cramer married Richard Sealey Jr son of Mr and Mrs Sealey Jr Tuesday March 2 at Central City. The bride wore a blue dress and carried a wrist watch given by the groom. They were attended by Mr and Mrs Richard Cramer.

Joyce Darlene Cramer Cleo Cramer Richard Sealey Jr Richard Sealey, Jr Central City Richard Cramer

Shower Held For Mrs Joyce Cramer In March Home

A bridal shower honoring Mrs Joyce Cramer was held at the home of Mr and Mrs Richard Sealey Sr last Monday evening March 1. Guests presented gifts and refreshments were served by hostesses Mrs Richard Sealey Sr Mrs Dorothy Cramer and Mrs Ramona Steubben.

Richard Sealey Sr Mis Joyce Cramer Joyce Dorothy Cramer Ramona Steubben

Faithful Workers Honor Members At Banquet

The Faithful Workers Club marked its 25th anniversary with a banquet to honor charter, former, and current members. The Work Women’s Club provided dinner and committees led the event, with a program including toastmistress, group singing, speeches, history, monologue, musical readings, a race of suitcases, and a reminiscence segment.

Faithful Workers Club Work Womans Club Ruth Miller Mildred Dornberg Bessie Williams Viola Piper Kate Peterson Ella Cramer Delia Stoffman Esther Larson Ethel Doremus Winifred Lackey Ruth Cramer Carol Stevens Fern Nordberg Opal Lindquist Evelyn Shenk Nebraska My Native Land Lackey Irene Carlson Crystal Cramer America

Shower Honoring Mrs Farnum Schrader at Cramer Home

A linen shower for Mrs Farnum Schrader was held Sunday afternoon March 7 at Mrs Everette Cramer's home. Guests enjoyed quiz games and a luncheon hosted by Mrs Maynard Schrader, Mrs Pete Schrader, and Mrs Everette Cramer. Mrs Schrader received many gifts. Mr and Mrs Charles Norquist and family dined with Mr and Mrs John Wall in Hampton on Sunday evening. Also announced is Marjorie Manin in The Wistful Widow of Wagon Gap at The Polk Theatre on March 14 16 17.

Robert Merchant Margaret Ann Roger Paul Leake John Adelson Wennie Seymour Ella Shenk Johnnie Preston York Nims Sterner Junior Glasser Grant Johnson Leand Bowery and Lloyd Kroger Nelson King Ida Green Central City Earl Rasmussen Virgil Eisler Karree Sisters Arporville Phillip Johnson Lois Dng Lennis Lind Victor Larson Farnum Schrader Everette Cramer Maynard Schrader Pete Schrader Mrs Schrader Charles Norquist John Wall Hampton Marjorie Manin Wagon Gap Polk Theatre

Polk High Cubs Enjoy Solid Basketball Season

The Polk High Cubs posted 12 wins and eight losses, with a standout 39-3 upset over Eight Creek and a rough 80-34 final from Shelby in the county tournament. Derald Johnson led in defense, Walden Volz shone in Osceola, and Kenny Upton sparked offense as Polk outscored opponents 708 to 8.

Polk High Cubs 8Iver Creek Cubs Shelby Polk Derak Johnson Shver Creek Kershaw Derald Walden Volz Osceola Walden Owl Bannlesye Fladman Kenny Tipton Uppy Kenny Waldop Volz St Edwards Kenny Upton Midland College Maples Cedar Raluffs Ken Genoa Silver Creek Ation Mor Poiner Ger Clark Bradshaw Derald Johnson Henderson Trampton Genlers Waleron Volz Gail Kealiher Don Forss Don Shostrom Don Miller Roger Long Volz St. Bonne Clarks David City i Shelby A Benedict Cedar Bluffs Stromsburg Genon St Td Tampten

Schoolchildren urged to receive second diphtheria shot

Dr. C. L. Anderson and Dr. W. N. Blome will be at the school house Tuesday morning, March 16 to give the second diphtheria injection, about a month apart for complete immunization. Those with prior diphtheria immunization need not take the second shot. Committee in Charge: Mrs. Leo Wurtz, Mrs. Floyd Lyle, Mrs. Albert Sundberg.

C. L. Anderson W. N. Blome Leo Wurtz Floyd Lyle Albert Sundberg

D A Mayo Dies in Kansas

Relatives report the death of D A Mayo of Garden City Kansas after a Wichita hospital operation. Mayo suffered a heart attack last Wednesday and had farmed near Benedict before moving to Garden City 28 years ago. His wife Emma Warnick Mayo is noted by her maiden name.

D. A. Mayo Garden City Kansas Wichita Mr. Mayo Bradshaw Benedict

Van Busit Named Secretary of Merrick Counts New Worse Show Club

Van Busit was elected secretary of the Merrick Counts New Worse Show Club at the groups monthly meeting Tuesday night. Tre rentees Asa Smith who has moved to a Tinealn.

van Busit NEW Horse Show Club van Push Polk Moonthly Tre

Stromberg Market Installs Pasteuray Electron Ray

Stromberg Food Market adds Pasteuray electronic ray unit to its meat counter. The system is claimed to keep meats fresher more tender and healthier with a bluish light. Mr Stromberg invites inspection and promises demonstrations of the new equipment.

Mars Stromberg Monte Tilard Big Monte

Cedar Rapids TT Scoring Report from All-Op Hanast Year

Scoring table shows Cedar Rapids TT with 35 to 195 against BVO a8 147 TA 119. Entries include 6.3 104 5S 2 26 35 14 22 1. 22 12 6 0.8 4 1.0 20.2 00.0 Pak Hi Cubs appear in All-Op standings.

BVO Pak Hi Cubs Shelby Cedar Bonaven Shelby

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