Shower for Mrs Harold Green Celebrated at Home
Friends and relatives gathered Friday afternoon to honor Mrs Harold Green with a misc shower. Guests from Swede Home Toledo Osceola and Stromsburg shared a luncheon as gifts and well wishes were exchanged.
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Walter Green
Harold Green
Mrs. Green
Ellen Anderson
Hilma Toline
Mabel Olson
Harold Johnson
Joel Toline
Richard Brayton
Toledo
Ohio
Edna Peterson
Roy Morgan
Osceola
Milton Johnson
C. N. Johnson
Burdette Baker
Stromsburg
Mesdames
Glenn
Clyde Green
Laura
4H Club Week Plans Highlight Speakers and Tours
Polk County 4 H Club Week will feature QO Benson of Guernsey and Mrs. Daid Simms of Hastings as main speakers. Lincoln schools will provide daily music, with members contributing. Afternoon tours include the State Capitol University Museum Antelope Park and First Plymouth Church. An Omaha trip via special train Friday is planned with Polk County representatives Mrs. Edgar Wisely Glen Kresha Robert Tooker and Byrelyn Gable attending.
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College of Agriculture
Lincoln
Polk County
QO. H. Benson
Guernsey
Daid Simms
Hastings
Lincoln City
State Capitol
University Museum
Antelope Park
First Plymouth Church
Omaha
Edgar Wisely
Glen Kresha
Osceola
Robert Tooker
Silver Creek
Byrelyn Gable
Shelby
Lincoln Star Dollar Trial Offer Winds to Readers
The Lincoln Star announces a mail trial offer for one dollar a day or one dollar and seventy five cents for the daily with Sunday mailed outside Lincoln to Nebraska and Kansas for eleven weeks. The annual rate is four hundred dollars for the daily, seven dollars with Sunday. Readers are urged to order directly through local papers The Osceola Record The Polk Progress or The Shelby Sun offices.
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Lincoln Star
Lincoln
Nebraska
Kansas
Osceola Record
Polk Progress
Shelby Sun
Livestock Prices at Grand Island May 19 1941
Fat hogs 180-220 pounds 9.05 to 9.18 per cwt, 220-270 8.95 to 9.05, heavy hogs 260-300 8.75 to 8.90, extreme heavy hogs 300 up 8.40 to 8.60. Sows 840-865 817-830, vaccinated pigs 50-100 11.50 to 12.50, 100-120 10.25 to 11.30, vaccinated shoats 120-160 9.25 to 9.60, unvaccinated pigs 11.00 to 12.00. Cattle about 25 cents lower on light yearlings, steady on other kinds.
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Grand Island
Morton Collection Moves to University of Nebraska Library
The University of Nebraska Library acquires the J. Sterling Morton collection of books photographs letters and records. Notable items include signatures of presidents Lincoln Cleveland Roosevelt and Buchanan along with Mark Twain and William Seward. James Olson receives a three year fellowship to research early Nebraska history and write a definitive Morton biography.
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University OF Nebraska Library
J. Sterling ‘Morton
Nebraska
Arbor Day
Theodore Roosevelt
Grover Cleveland
Abraham Lincoln
James Buchanan
Samuel Clemens
Mark Twain
William Seward
James Olson
Marlon
Hordville News: Wedding and Community Notes
Married four Myrtle Randahl to James Clark at her home with Rev John Oberg officiating. The couple will reside in Central City. School year ended with a park picnic. Hardville Band performed in Hampton. Local visits include Gustafsons, Campbell, Dierks, and Jensen households. A newborn boy was born to Walter Gustafson. Walter Weed returns from Camp Robinson on furlough. Margaret Seaquist and Mildred Seaquist visit from Cozad.
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Hordville News
Myrtle Randahl
Walter Randahl
James Clark
Central City
John Oberg
Osceola
Hardville
Hampton
Simil Stranberg
Rudolph Nyberg
R.C Gustafson
Lincoln
McKinley Land
Baby
Cedar Valley
Arthur Dierks
Fullerton
Will Campbell
Salley Jensen
Arvid Strawberg
Walter Weed
Camp Robinson
Ark
Joe Weed
Albert Sanderson
Marquette
Margaret Seaquist
Cozad
Mildred
Stromsburg
Phylliss
Nelson
E. L. Mackerang
R E. Nelson
Wren Sherwood
Percy Grey
Bradshaw
John Melener
van Nuys
California
Minnie Swanson
Mabel Smith
David City
John Smith
David Smith
Linda Lindblade
Albert Anderson
Hilma Flodman
J M Norton
Washington
Y. C
Robert Burton
North Platte
W W. Norton
Axel Flodman
Ralph Flodman
A Flodman
Polk
Herbert Flodman
Hartwig Flodman
Carol
Flodman
Einer Swanson
Local Social Readout From Arborville Remembrances
Arborville residents share visits and gatherings from Sunday dinners to school picnics. The Missionary and Aid Society met at Mrs Frank Merchant’s home with Mrs Lloyd Johnson and others. topics included Missions in Modern China.
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Arborville Way
Rose Bedient
York
H J Bedient
John Blair
Lloyd
Hugh Johnson
Maurice Flick
Ben Paden
Hampton
Ted Otte
Dist
Mark Ramsey
Mascot
A H Ramsey
Wayne
Bill Reading
R 'M Bailey
Baptist Church
Polk
Fred Bedient
HPF
Bedient
Bradshaw
Thais
Belle Lackey
District 46
Irene Carlson
Thaiselle Lackey
Benedict
Claude Lanizer
Aurora
Sybil Otte
Rockner
Floyd Rockwell
Bessie Ratliff
Trenton
Frank Merchant
Polk Progress Wakt Ad Rates and Local For Sale Notes
Classified notes from Polk area including 100 per line insertion charge and 5c per dozen on bison tomatoes cabbage plants and other seeds. Items offered include seed corn potatoes power sweep harness used machinery and farm implements with names so Bryan Graves and A E Swan son appear in listings.
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Ray C. Louis
Soldiers Home Gate
Grand Island
Nebr
Churches and community notices from Stromsburg area
Local church schedules are listed for Immanuel Lutheran Evangelical Free Methodist and Baptist congregations including Sunday school services, worship times, Bible study, and upcoming events. The Stromsburg news notes visits from residents and family gatherings at homes like Hilma Flodman’s birthday party with numerous relatives.
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O— Evangelical Free Church
Ivan T. Carlson
Wednes
Stromsburg
Wilmer Bodine Home
DVBS
First Baptist Church
R M. Bailey
Reunion services held at Immanuel Lutheran Church
The Confirmation Reunion Services were held Sunday at Immanuel Lutheran Church. Classes from 1931 to 1941 were well represented. Four of five honorary classes from 1880 attended, including Adam Deuker Ernest Hahn L T Joseph and Mrs Henry Driewer of Hampton. Rev Carl Juergensen led and spoke on The Christians Choice. The sermon drew on Moses choosing hardship with God over being Pharaoh's daughter's son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immanuel Lutheran
Adam Deuker
Ernest Hahn
L. T. Joseph
Henry Driewer
Hampton
Carl Juergensen
Moses
God
Pharoh
Card of Thanks for Henry F. Adee
A simple sincere thank you to all who showed kindness during my misfortune. Henry F. Adee notes gratitude and mentions guests from Council Bluffs visiting Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Davis with Mr. and Mrs. John Otte and Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Psip and son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry F. Adee
John Otte
Oscar Psip
Council Bluffs
F. W. Davis
A. Renquist
H. R. Renquist
A. R. Marshall
Hennie Seymour
Polk Village Board Proceedings 1941 Brief Adjourned Session
Polk Nebraska held an adjourned meeting April 29 1941 with Isaacson Carlson Hill present. William Wurtz Sundberg absent. Audit appointed Florence Anderson. Isaacson elected chairman for 1942. Bank designated as official depository. Bills listed and approved. Appoin tments made for light water treasurer clerk marshal and others. Refinancing underway. Next meeting May 24 1941. Relatives extend thanks for bereavement assistance.
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Polk
Nebraska
Isaacson
Carlson
Hill
Wurtz
Sundberg
Board of Trustees
Chas. A. Carlson
Florence Anderson
Light and Water
Viking Hall
Light and Water Commissioner
Citizens State Bank of
Consumers Pubic Power District
Lincoln Telco Polk Progress
Myers
GM Hillcook
Martin Schritt
County Treas
Oc Steel Oo
Viking Hall Building Fund
J. BE. McDaniel
Robert Stevens
Harold Green
M E Wright
Floyd Lyle
T Wurtz
Polk Fire Dept
Gust Westlund
Citizens State Bank
Joe Bhn
Lloyd Kroger
Dave Ekdahl
the Korsmtyer Co
Glenn HI
O. F. Alfred
A. E. Sundberg
Henry Horstman
Carlson and Walitz
Sundberg and Till
C. A Carlson
G M Fill
Foreclosure Action By Federal Land Bank Of Omaha In Polk County
The Federal Land Bank of Omaha files a foreclosure petition in Polk County Nebraska to enforce a mortgage on the Southeast Quarter of Section 34, Township 13, Range 4 West, with the note for 7000 dollars and a claimed debt of 7711.16 plus interest at 8 percent since April 18 1941. The suit seeks first mortgage lien, sale of the property, and quieting title with costs. Defendants must answer by June 23 1941.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert S. Glasser
District Court
Polk County
Nebraska
Melissa Glasser
Polk Village to Refinance Bonds at Lower Interest
Public notice states Polk Nebraska plans to issue 13 000 Refunding Bonds at 2 3 4 percent to pay off 1936 bonds. Taxpayers may file objections with Village Clerk R R Allison May 24 between 9 00 A M and 6 00 P M.
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Polk
Nebraska
Pugue
F of
R R. J. Allison
Said Villlage
R J. Allison
Seal
Village Clert
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