Social Visits and Housewarming Around Polk Area
Local residents hosted guests from Spirit Lake California and York visiting families in Polk area homes. A group of about twenty neighbors gathered at Floyd Mae Cartney’s west of Polk for a housewarming after moving from near York. Mrs Lloyd Stromberg enjoyed a birthday surprise with friends and refreshments after a social afternoon.
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John Elving
Spirit Lake
Arthur Hokenson
California
Harry Carlson
Mervin Branting
York
Claude Stromberg
Laurel Branting
Clarks
Rex Hancock
Fremont
Cliff Branting
Marvin Branting
George Larson
Bellwood
Hazel Carlson
Clarence Johnson
Verxi Bush
Omaha
Ross Goethe
Baby
Giltner
Clifford
Margin Branting
Floyd Mae-Cartney
Polk
Lloyd Stromberg
Polk County Seeks 30000 Pounds Steel for Bridges
Sealed bids are due at the County Clerk's Office Osceola Nebraska by 9 30 A M April 1947 for about 30000 pounds of steel to build two bridge spans 30 feet and 20 feet. Bids open at 10 A M April 8 1947. Specifications are available at the County Clerk's office. The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Dated Osceola March 21 1947. County Clerk John I Anderson
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Nebraska
Board of County Commissioners
Polk County
John I. Anderson
Carleton Anderson
Treas
John Anderson
Dorothy Boden
Walter D. Buchholz
Central Electrics& Gras Co
Chrehill Manufacturing Co
Elsie Cole
Crouse-Tex Drug Co
Thisolaeket
Velma Gissler
Donald D. Green
I D Huston
Acevees
Olive M McBeth
L. M. Merrick
Philip Nyberg
Laura Olseen
Gunnard Peterson
Polk & Butler Coins Co
Lenard Steever
Lincoln Tele & Tele Co
Luan Timm
Clerk County Court
Wm Wright
Wm Zimmerman
State Admin
Mary E Carlson
FL G Dewey
Edith Hellman
Lincoln Tele. & Tele. Co
Crouse Tex Drug Co
Hotel Osceola
John Kula
The
Olney Clinic
Louis E. Daum
Milo Chapman
Consumers Public Power
Harper Peterson
Marion Thomas
Arthur S. Nelson
Farmers Union Co-op Oil Assn
Edwin M. Swan
Tillman H Joy
Robert Miller
Overland Sand & Gravel Bravel
Overland Sand & Gravel
Lincoln
Ray C. Johnson
Card of Thanks for hospitalconvalescence
Reverend A C Bates expresses sincere thanks for the thoughtful ministries of cheer and personal interest shown during convalescence at Bryan Memorial Hospital by the Ministerial Association churches and many friends in a heartfelt notice.
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Bryan Memorial Hospital
Rev A C Bates
Thanks for kindness at our mother and brother’s funerals
We express sincere thanks to relatives and friends for acts of kindness after the death of our mother and beloved brother. Special thanks to Rev Milford Olson, the minister, singers, pallbearers, floral tributes, lunch providers, and those who offered sympathy. Malma Pearson and family, Charley Ehn and family, Hannah Olsen and family, Emil Samuelson and family, Anna Ehn and family, Joe Ehn and Walter Olsen families.
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Milford Olson
Malma Pearson
Charley Ehn
Hannah Olsen
Emil Samuelson
Anna Ehn
Joe Ehn
Walter Olsen
Thanks for kindness after our loss of father and grandfather
We extend heartfelt thanks for the acts of kindness sympathy messages and floral offerings received from friends and relatives during our recent bereavement for our beloved father and grandfather Mr and Mrs RFE Dahlin and daughters Harry Dahlin Alvin Dahlin and family Mr and Mrs Hilding Dahlin Martin Dahlin Mr and Mrs Harvey Mohr
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Rfe Dahlin
Harry Dahlin
Alvin Dahlin
Hilding Dahlin
Martin Dahlin
Harvey Mohr
Gratitude for Funeral Support From Shostrom Family
The Shostrom family thanks friends neighbors and relatives for kindness after the loss of their dear one. Special thanks go to those who sent flowers singers the minister pallbearers and neighbor ladies who served dinner. May God bless you all. Sincerely Mrs Martha Shostrom Donald Marlyce Mr Ira Shostrom Elmer Anhlquist and family.
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Martha Shostrom
Donald
Marlyce
Ira Shostrom
Elmer Anhlquist
L. Johnson
Washington News Highlights Capitol Preparations and Postwar Topics
The report covers preparations for a presidential joint address in the U S Capitol with tight security and identification for access. It notes allied concerns about German POW repatriation and postwar policy including passports visas and occupation zone movements. It also cites Nebraska connections with federal staffing and soil conservation progress plus local county proceedings in Polk County Nebraska with detailed wage and expenditure items.
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United States
House
Senate
Nebraska
Uo S Capitol
Chit
Truman
Capitol
Ladies Repair Service at York Furniture Exchange Friday
Lady customers urged to bring sewing machines for spring reconditioning. Repair men available each Friday at York Furniture Exchange Dean Theatre Building York for service and cleaning.
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York Furniture Exchange
Dean Theatre
York
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