Pleasant Home precinct picks new assessor
Albert Sundberg resigns as precinct assessor for Pleasant Home. He is replaced by I. T. Samuelson. Family news notes include Mr and Mrs Roger Gustafson welcoming a baby girl Linda Kaye. Local theater cast lists Senior play It’s Sabotage with cast members Bill Lavelle Hope Bailey Paul Gustafson Ione Whitacre Chas Layde Marcia Stohl Leonard Stromberg Richard Gustafson Norma Lind Alice Bodine Roberta Nelson. Fire department treasurer Floyd Lyle takes over from Will Steele with a roster of personnel including Cpl Max Peterson Pvt Robert Stevens Av Cad Reuben Meline Merlin Wright and Lt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Sundberg
Pleasant Home
I. T. Samuelson
Roger Gustafson
Linda Kaye
Bill Lavelle
Hope Bailey
Paul Gustafson
Ione Whitacre
Chas Layde
Marcia Stohl
Leonard Stromberg
Richard Gustafson
Norma Lind
Alice Bodine
Roberta Nelson
Floyd Lyle
Will Steele
Polk Fire Department
Max Peterson
Robert Stevens
Reuben Meline
Merlin Wright
Lindburgs Celebrate 40th Anniversary at Baptist Church
Hazel Nelson and the Lindburg siblings Joan Adelaide and Elaine from Lincoln visited their parents Mr and Mrs Willard Lindburg over the weekend. The couple celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary on March 20 at the Baptist Church. Ben Berger with his wife and two children moved from the farm to Stromsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Nelson
Joan
Adelaide
Elaine Lindburg
Lincoln
Willard Lindburg
Baptist Church
Ben Berger
Stromsburg
Twenty Years Ago Local Moves and Weather Event
Twenty years ago Will Kroger became a full fledged oil truck salesman with Standard Oil. A sudden temperature plunge from 78 to 10 degrees occurred in 16 hours on March 19. City Hall sidewalk work began by a force of men. Mrs. Josephine Sealey announced a Polk public sale for March 24. Kroger moved with family to Mae Lewis house in south Polk. McNaught family relocated to a farm home. Mr. and Mrs. A C Jones celebrated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Kroger
Standard Oil
Mercury
Josephine Sealey
Polk
Mae Lewis
South
N. E. McNaught
A. C. Jones
Cele
Miss Garnet Samuels and Orlie Miller Wed in York
Thirty years ago Miss Garnet Samuels and Mr. Orlie Miller were married in York Nebraska on Wednesday March 19. Lawrence Peterson sold his Polk area quarter to Gus Johnson for 175 dollars per acre. Postmaster A W Shafer suffered a shingles attack. L J Larson died at his farm on March 16. John Seymour and family settled into a Polk home. Mr and Mrs John Rodgers and son Russel of Denver visited Sealey and Stevens before heading to Murdock to build a school. Esther Peterson had a kitchen shower on March 15 hosted by Mrs Enoch Peterson and Mrs Charles Jones. Britt coached the girls team and hosted a dinner at the Hokenson Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garnet Samuels
Orlie Miller
York
Nebraska
Lawrence Peterson
Polk
Gus Johnson
A. W. Shafer
L. J. Larson
John Seymour
John Rodgers
Russel
Denver
Sealey
Stevens
Murdock
Rodgers
Esther Peterson
Enoch Peterson
Charles Jones
Britt
Hokenson Hotel
Clarks Couple Visit Dean Ostberg Home Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Thomas of Clarks were Sunday afternoon callers at the Dean Ostberg home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Thomas
Clarks
Dean Ostberg
Local Social Notes Highlight Church Fellowship and Visits
Mrs Will Miller hosted Sunday dinner with guests including Robert Richardson Leroy Nelson Floyd Miller Theo Larson Martha Larson and Gloria Adelson Afternoon callers included Floyd Johnson and Jennie Johnson of Hordville The 78 Club of the Baptist Church met last Friday with a dinner at Cletes Steak House York Bowling followed for twenty four members Louise Axberg and Oscar Anderson visited Will Garling and Ed Benson homes Rudolph Gustafson toured California Karl Detloff joined Minn ie Klute for Sunday dinner and they attended Ernest Niermans 50th wedding anniversary at a York Lutheran Church gathering
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Miller
Mmes
Robert Richardson
Leroy Nelson
Floyd Miller
Theo Larson
Martha Larson
Gloria Adelson
Floyd Johnson
Jennie Johnson
Hordville
78 Club of the Baptist Church
Clete
York
Louise Axberg
Fredricksburg
Iowa
Oscar Anderson
Will Garling
Ed Benson
Rudolph Gustafson
California
Karl Detloff
Karl
Minnie Klute
Ernest Niermans
Polk
Lutheran Church
Polk Village license notices list applications for beer sales
Notices show W J Johnson and Eldon Johnson filing for retail beer licenses at Polk Nebraska locations. Remonstrances must be filed with the Village Clerk by 7 30 P M on April 6 1954 and a special board session will consider the applications. The American Legion Club No 160 has also filed for an on sale beer license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Johnson
Gale
East Main Street
Polk
Polk County
Nebraska
Eldon’ Johnson
L. C. Orendorff
West Matin Street
Gaid Village
Eldon Johnson
American Legion Club No. 160
Property filing note at East Main lot demands record
The fragment indicates a property filing at Lot 9 Block 3 East Main with an associated long thereto clause requiring attachment of the document to be filed.
Polk election notice for Polk Nebraska held April 6 1954
An election in Polk Nebraska will be held Tuesday April 6 1954 to elect two school board members for three years in District 72 Polk County and to elect three village trustees for two years plus one trustee for one year to fill a vacancy. Voting place is Hotel Lobby and polls open 8 am to 8 pm on March 18 25 and April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk
Polk County
Nebraska
Eldon Johnson
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