Early Days In Polk County Local notes and gatherings
Polk County items cover Friday supper hosts in Dorland Danhauer home and visits across Aurora Geneva Omaha and Sioux Falls. A St Patrick party with IOOF members and multiple 40 50 30 20 year recaps follow with weddings moves and anniversaries noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska Children’s Home
Wilda Holmes
Robert
Sioux Falls
S. Dak
Gaylen Holmes
Will Kroger
Bill McNaught
Geneva
Anna Kisler
Claus Peterson
Polk
John Thelander
IOOF
A. E. Sundberg
Dr. Slus
Polk Woman's Club
Arnold Isaacs
Glen Lindberg
Henry Horstman
Neal Gallant
Robert Strickland
Stromsburg
Earl Clark
Evelyn
Glen Warrick
Jerry Lawson
Iva Stevens
Omzeha
Nelson
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Polk Progress Local Nebraska weekly notice and rates
Polk County publication announced weekly by Dick and Kathy Howe. Subscription rates listed: four dollars per year in Nebraska, five dollars outside Nebraska, ten cents for a single copy. Page notes postal registration and association memberships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathy Howe
Post Office
Polk
Nebraska
Also Mentioned on This Page
Grant Johnson
Polk County
Ser
Walter Johnson
Arthur Lindburg
Seattle
Stromsburg Tudsay
Robert Sigler
Nannie Gustafson
Methodist
B. N. Kunkel
Rudolph Gustafson
Hardville Baptist Church
Adolph Morris
Clarks
Putman Farm
Lawrence Hoffman
Leo Wurtz
C. J. McCoy
Dave Ekdahl
C. H. Smith
Harold Nelson
Clarence Bryant
Walter Nelson
Elwood Sandell
Raymond Sundberg
Jerold Ruzicka
Leonard Jisa
Army
Farmers Co-op Grain Association
Frank Litty
David City
Bernard Litty
Wayne L. Creech
Annette
Clarence Creechs
U. S
Germany
1St Infantry
John Smith
Ashton
Loup City
Board of Equalization of
Board OF County Commissioners
Nebraska Press Assn
National Editorial Assn
American Institute of Cooperation
FFA, 4-H
FHA
Rural Youth of the
USA
Nebraska Cooperative Council
Michigan State University
Nebraska Agriculture
Farmers Coop Oil Co