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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1953
Page
8
Gaylen Holmes Laurence Gordon and Allen Ziegelbein visited a local site, engaging with community leaders and discussing upcoming projects. The trip emphasized collaboration between residents and organizations to advance neighborhood initiatives.
York Nebraska classified items advertise a Baldwin spinet piano trade in Dale Piano Co offer. Roy Glasser promotes Cornhusker Hybrid seed corn supply with contact S1 2618 523x L. Dale Hanna auctioneer lists offices and auction services. Frank T Miller offers a 10 room home with income potential and trade options. 3-23-x
Arborville News notes services at Arborville Congregational Church with Paul W. Nelson pastor and Grace Heralds quartet from Grace Bible Institute Omaha. Mentions Clarks Church Anniversary visitors, local families hosting, and a roller skating party formed by School districts 66 and 48 in Aurora.
Mr. Mekired Coon and Mrs. Duane Sterner serve as teachers. Duane Sterner and wife hosted Monday supper guests, joined by Harold Miller and family. Fred W. Bedient and family visited the Le e Harless household for Sunday dinner. William Kingsley learned his mother Mrs. Fannie Kingsley aged 85 died in Burbank California on Friday May 1. Kingsley, a former York County resident, is survived by three sons and three daughters. Burial occurred in California on Wednesday.
Mrs Emma Mayo expresses gratitude for the lovely bouquet sent by the Baptist Church and its members.
A note of gratitude to schoolmates neighbors and friends who sent Maybaskets cards and gifts in memory of L.
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