Local Ladies Visit Mrs Jannie Shafer Sunday
Mrs N E McNaught of Fullert on and Mrs J S McDaniel with Miss Berniece Anderson were Sunday afternoon guests in the home of Mrs Jannie Shafer.
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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1948
Page
8
Mrs N E McNaught of Fullert on and Mrs J S McDaniel with Miss Berniece Anderson were Sunday afternoon guests in the home of Mrs Jannie Shafer.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Green and Merlin were Sunday dinner guests in the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Henry Smith and family near Stromsburg.
Mr and Mrs Bob Rowe of Ancor Alaska Johnnie Preston of York and others visited and hosted guests this weekend. Families from Omaha Los Angeles and Gresham attended dinners and luncheons at several homes including the Sagehorn birthday gathering with a served lunch.
In Polk County Nebraska a hearing in the County Court will be held on July 3 to hear and allow claims against the estate of Charlotte Leeb deceased. Creditors must file claims with the court by July 10 or be forever barred. County Judge Merrick presiding.
Notice of Election for Polk Nebraska on Tuesday April 6 1948. Elect two school board members for eight year terms and three village trustees for two year terms. Voting place Viking Hall polls open from to oclock a m to oclock p m. Eldon R. Johnson village clerk.
Henry awakens to a nagging sense of rebellion and a growing rift with Isabel as he recalls happier days. He praises Morley Campbell’s marriage while prompting jealousy in Isabel through casual mentions of Linda the store mannequin who becomes the center of Henry’s attempted flirtation.
L. C. Orendorff filed an application for a Metals License of Beer off sale and online at Lot 24 Block 11 West Main Street Village of York Polk County Nebraska. Remonstrances or objections must be filed with the Village Clerk by 5 PM Friday March 26 1918. The Board of Trustees will meet in special session to consider the application.
Notice states J. Johnson filed an application for a Retail License of Beer off sale and on sale at Lot 10 Block 3 East Main Street Polk Village Polk County Nebraska. A session to consider the application is set after 8 p.m. on Frigtar.
Polk County Board in Osceola Nebraska met March 2 1943 in regular session auditing and approving warrants across funds with numerous payees including Carleton Anderson John S Anderson and Anderson Merc Co and approving observance of February 1948 fee reports. The board authorized foreclosure of delinquent taxes on two blocks in Polk and Stromsburg and set adjournment to March 16 1948.
The article notes a law restricting brewers and wholesalers from financial interests in licensee selection. It states that public licensing officials hold the responsibility to select beer retailers, shifting control away from industry players.
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