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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1939
Page
4
Sunday activities fill the Arborville area as families host visits and gatherings. Several residents relocate for work, vacation tales from Sunny California are shared, and club events such as the Dizzy Dozen card party appear on local calendars.
R H Thesing and H G Brauer viewed the Omaha automobile show. Mr and Mrs Robert Evans hosted a Saturday party for Evans brother Charles of Audubon Iowa recently returned from service in France. Eric Forslund will take over as Farmers Grain Association manager after April 1, formerly from Polk. Wayne Hill and Pete Shostrom visited the Omaha market with two stock cars and returned Monday. Mrs Parker Aker of Harvard, daughter of the Tindburgs, travels to Mayo Bros Hospital Rochester Minnesota for treatment.
A local notice advertises for sale home grown seed potatoes carrots and parsnips from A. E. Swanson located in Polk with contact phone number 83 for buyers.
Residents and guests share dinners and visits across Osceola Shelton Stromsburg Gresham Grand Island and Hampton events include birthday acknowledgments card of thanks for funeral support and neighborly gatherings featuring families Flodman Sundberg Peterson Wurtz and Erickson with multiple appearances by Mrs. Hilma Flodman and others. The notices list several visits and a collective expression of gratitude to neighbors friends ministers and singers.
Farmers report BEARY'S yellow dent open pollinated corn yields higher than hybrids. A circular with farmer testimonies is available and demonstrations are encouraged. Free delivery on orders placed by April 20 for delivery April 26. See VanKiceck at Poik for details.
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