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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1937
Page
8
The County Court of Polk County Nebraska will hear claims against the estate of Josephine Sealey on August 30, 1937. Creditors must file their claims by August 28, 1937, or be barred. Dated May 5, 1937. L. M. Merrick, County Judge.
Sheriff Gunnard Peterson to auction多 delinquent tax lands in Polk County Nebraska on June 8 1937 at Osceola Courthouse. Properties include numerous original Polk town lots blocks additions and parcels described by lot block and miscellaneous tracts in Polk County Nebraska. Also notices probate listings for Benton County Oregon and Polk County Nebraska estates with hearings set June 4 and June 15 1937.
Union Pacific has played a leading part in lumber development by improving schedules and equipment to ensure fast low cost dependable delivery. It recently added 4500 specially designed cars to its lumber fleet as part of progressive steps with the industry.
The clipping mixes hail insurance pitches from Old Line Agencies with local social updates. It notes Harold Hanquist and Janice Wilshusan birthdays, multiple visits among Beed Erickson Gustafson Hanquist families, and various gatherings at Central City, York, Stromsburg, Hardville, and Arlington area homes. It also advertises Gambles tire and Coronado appliances and Hannis Gift Shop promotions.
May 4 1922 notes list John Wall visiting Polk on Saturday T S Fisher and wife visiting York R H Thesing bought a Buick drove home Friday Charles Johnson and wife of Hordville hosted Mel Hill family Mrs Denis Mills visited sister near Marquette Baccalaureate May 14 at Baptist Church May 5 1927 date appears.
Ten years ago Mr and Mrs T S Fisher were sight seeing in Central City Mrs C R Peterson and daughter Shirley Ann visited in Dr S R Butler home in Grand Island midweek Mrs Charles Burgess hosted a small gathering for sister Mrs George Friel and family who came from Indianapolis for a visit R J Allison moved his family from the east side to a southern property recently sold by Art Gustafson
Frank W. Anderson returns home from the Veterans hospital in Kansas City after two months for health improvement. A first year sewing club organized at Mrs. R. L. Smith home with fourteen members and officers elected. Harold Strand visits Lincoln. Polk Municipal Band performs to a large crowd despite winter weather. A seven pound son born to Mr. and Mrs. Orlie Miller west of Polk. Commencement at the High School set for May 13, 1927. Dorothy Felton ill but improving. Harvey Curren seeks medical advice in York. Father and Son Banquet held by the Commercial Club at the Hokenson Hotel with eighty four dads and sons.
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