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Newspaper

Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1937

Page

4

Notice of Probate Hearing and Public Bid Opportunities

Probate and estate notices outline hearings for the will of the deceased and appointment of executor. Separate contractor bids for sand gravel surfacing on multiple Nebraska state roads are invited with details on bids, wages, bonds, and locations Osceola Lincoln Aurora Grand Island.

Sheriff Sale Notice Forecloses Taxes in Polk County

A sheriff's sale notice states that by order of the Polk County District Court 5th Judicial District Nebraska the property in Osceola Polk County will be offered at public auction at 10:00 a.m. on the 8th of 1937 honoring foreclosed taxes. The lands include Lot 4 in Block 3 Original Town of Polk and Lots 20 21 22 in that area. Defendants named include Charles O Stettner Otto Falk Josephine Warren Mary Etta McClintic Nebras Central Building & Loan and others. The sale location is the south front of the courthouse in Osceola.

District Court of the 5Th Judicial District of Nebraska Polk County Polk Charles O. Stettner Otto Falk Josephine Warren Mary Etta McClintic Nebras Central Building Wayne Ross Mary L. McClure Osceola

Polk County Nebraska land conveyance notice 1937

Property listings describe numerous lots in Polk including Original Town of Polk and Wilson's Addition, with precise block and lot numbers, parcels along Union Pacific railroad lines, and a large tract in the southeast quadrant. The sheriff Gunnar Peterson signs as Polk County official, with publication dates May 4 1937 and notices dated May 6 13 2027 and June 3.

Nebraska Polk Polk County Stankel Nebbraska Anderson Union Pacific Railroad Union Pacific Wilson Gunnard Peterson

Osceola Social Notes Hint at Derby Trip and Celebrations

Osceola residents host and visit familiar faces as Clyde Smith and others plan attendance at the Kentucky Derby in Kentucky. Local gatherings include a birthday anniversary for Mrs. George Reeb and a miscellaneous shower for Miss Bertha Jones with 45 attendees at Valley Church basement.

Walter Ludwig Leigh Archie Holtzen Clyde Smith D. W. Adair Fred Adkins R. M. McDonald Kentucky Harold Reeb Polk George Reeb Martin Anderson Louella Crew Helen Swanson Grand Island Feth Scott Scott Elizabeth Yauncey Osceola Elmer Horst Carl Wieseman Viola Wieseman Alfred Grossnicklaus Earl Bond Bertha Jones Valley Church A. F. Nyquist Joe Hines Berniece Lieberman Olear Gaddiken Bob Nuquist Lincoln August Schnieder Benedict

Small Town Weekend Socials Across Counties

Local residents visited relatives in Nora Nebraska Clarks Hampton and York while others hosted guests at Osceola Grand Island and Lincoln. W C T U meets next Tuesday afternoon with Mrs Theo Stevens as program leader. Senior Class Play Blue Bag slated for Friday in Viking hall. Multiple family and friend visits reported in Osceola York Central City Hastings Crete and Benedict areas with several weddings travels and church club activity.

Wm. Meyer St. Libory David Eckdanl McClain Grand Island Leo Wurtz Sam Wall Hampton Gordon Eno and Sons Lincoln Lloyd Hanquist Near Hardville David Eckdahl Ruth Bodine Larrie Harold Carlson Theo, Stevens A. Beckman Viking Viking Hall. Mrs. Carl Detloff Schweitzer Christensen Loup City Rev E. R. Peterson Evelyn Johnson Ivan Johnson Ed Magnuson Osceola Nelson King Central City Rolland Dahlin Walter Johnson Neal Gallant York Lloyd Kroger Ralph Glasser Carl Steelquist M. G. Lindburg Ben Berger Stromsburg Willard Lindburg Elmer Peterson R. J. Peterson Elmer Hanquist P A. Hanquist J. P. Nelson Henry Mundt Crete

Arborville News Roundup and Local Socials

ARBORVILLE Mr and Mrs Irvin Hilligas and family near Hordville visited Mr and Mrs Pete Schrader. Mrs W M Overstreet of Lincoln stays with her sister Mrs A O Whittemore. Jerry Worth and daughters of Hampton were guests of Charles Scheapler. Faithful Workers Club met April 8 with 15 members and 2 visitors. Jungle Fury was the lesson. District Convention report given by Mrs Ester Lackey. Six month old Stanley Garnet Pickerel died Friday in Fairmont. interment Arborville cemetery. son of Garnet and family. Miss Margaret Pickerel visited with Miss Lois Curren. Young People class Party at H J Bedient home. hosts Junior Otte and Carl Bedient with Mrs Chas Flick family. Lincoln visitors noted for Mrs Chas Flick. F E Merchant and John Wochner guests at Dan McSwan home Unadilla. Homer Ramsay of York visited Harvey Wocner.

Irvin Hilligas Near Hordville Pete Schrader W. M. Overstreet Lincoln A. O. Whittemore Jerry Worth Hampton Charles Scheapler Faithful Workers Club Seth Piper H. Crame Ester Lackey Stanley Garnet Pickerel Fairmont Arborville Garnet Pickerel Margaret Pickerel Lois Curren Sam Charles Maxine Pickerel York H. J John Wochner Dan McSwan Unadilla Homer Ramsay Harvey Wocner

Card of Thanks Note for Clara Brock funeral support

The Warnick and Putman families thank friends for help in the death and burial of Cousin Clara Brock. Special thanks go to Rev Bailey, the singers, pallbearers, Mrs Allison, Mrs Ellen Larson, Mrs Lillie Johnson and Mrs R. B. Williams. Your kindness will be remembered. Emma Warnick and family.

Clara Brock Bailey Allison Ellen’ Larson Lillie Johnson R. B. Williams Emma Warnick C. A. Warnick Porter Putman and

Hordville Community Notices Highlight Club Events

Hordville groups and families gathered for a busy week with PTA officers elected, glee club broadcasts, and church and civic events. Activities included a farewell dinner for Professor Garner, May day shower for a bride, IGA store opening, and Mothers Day programs amid club meetings and social nights.

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Josephine Staley State of L. M. Merrick Department of Roads and Irrigation State House Shelby Emieanerie Department of Roads ‘and Irrigation Essful Department of ‘Roadg and Irrigation Tilley John I. Anderson Department of Reads and Irrigation Gresham-Shelby Ial Nebraska State Employment Service Neraska Department of Reeds and Irrigation A. C. Tilley Aurora Polk St. Paul-Osceola Em Piorer Service Aurora A. W. Bohner Carl Swanson Hamilton County Herbert Lock Merrick County Bie Secretary of the Treasury Secretary of the Interior A. ©. Tilley Sne Tom Barron Polk Hatchery & Produce Polk, Nebr Sheriff's Sale Fredrick Fouts Neb Farmall R. H. Thesing Edie Ec N Hofts R. E. Merchant Reckner Grace Chapel Club Elmer Paschke Charles Burgess Martin Hoffman Hordville Smail Stremer Albin Nelson Ray Phillips Pauline Kearney Ruth Erickson Malinda Bjorkman Evelynne Phillips Nebraska Central College Glee Club Garner Velma Weed Omaha M. E. Ladies Aid Society Mamre Church Holdrege Sumner Ben Timmons Aurora Hospital Home Services Clubs Marquette Club Kronberg Gust Seaquist Burt Nicholson Lyon Pierce E. J.thomy J. T. Stanton Steele Hotel Kingdom Bridge Club Clyde Erickson Woman’s Civic Improvement Club Scott Hall S. D. Evins Wahoo Arthur Merrill, Jr Jennie Stanton E. J. Thompson Mothers of ‘the Bible C. A. Anderson J. R. Veach Robert Christensen Wesley Erickson IGA Forslund Grocery Co Eric Froslund Harold Swan James Anderson Stromsburg Garden Club C. F. Moore H. R. Anderson Ray Steever May York Floral Co A.R P.E.O L. H. Headstrom American Legion Auxiliary Shelby Legion Auxiliary Shelby Methodist Church Gaus
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