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Newspaper

Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1948

Page

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Peterson of Polk Dies After Long Illness at 71

Carl Albert Peterson died at Polk Nebraska on October 29 1948 at age 71 after years of ill health. Born November 15 1876 he farmed near Polk and later ran a well business until illness confined him to bed for a year. He married Ida Nordstrom in 1925. Services were held at Brauer funeral home with burial at Swede Plain cemetery. He is survived by his wife and siblings. Community letters and songs accompanied the service. County organizes for CROP driveNovember 7 13 to fund Overseas Program with local committees in Osceola Stromsburg Shelby and Polk for cash contributions to ship flour to Europe.

Carl Albert Peterson John Peterson Polk Nebraska Peterson Ida Nordstrom Albert Ida Iowa Willard Adelson Lloyd Kroger Brauer Funeral Home Rev. Bates Swede Plain Cemetery Polk County Osceola Stromsburg Shelby M. A. Mills, Jr Olive McMeth D. R. Byers Alvin Burke Harold Klingman Lawrence Bowe Citizens Committee E. Noreen Milton Tabor Alfred Gabel Warren Johnson Everett Green Marvin Fredrickson Walter Nelson J. Carder Throckmorton

Polk Girls Initiated into Nebraska Wesleyan Chapter

Two Polk girls, Helen Jeannie Lind and Janice Ann Sundberg, were among 42 students initiated into the Nebraska Wesleyan University chapter of the Association for Childhood Education this week. The national organization, led by Alma Lois Rodgers from the education department, includes only education majors and aims to promote strong educational programs and practices.

Polk Helen Jeannie Lind Lennie Lind Janice Ann Sundberg Oscar Sundberg Nebraska Wesleyan University Association For Childhood Education Alma Lois Rodgers

Halloween Party Draws Legion Couples in Costume

Legion members and Auxiliary members hosted a Halloween Costume Party on Thursday evening October 28. Sixty five attended to enjoy decorations, games, Bunco, and a buffet lunch. Prizes went to Mrs Oscar Sundberg and Mr Oscar Jones for best costumes, with Dr C R Peterson winning the door prize. Out of town guests included Dr and Mrs C R Peterson of Osceola and Commander and Mrs R B Lytle of Portsmouth Virginia.

Legion Oscar Sundberg Oscar Jones C. R. Peterson Osceola R. B. Lytle Portsmouth Virginia

Church Honors Pastor and Mrs Anderson in Hordville Dinner

The First Baptist Church of Hordville hosted a Sunday dinner for Pastor Rev. Edick A. Anderson and Mrs. Anderson after morning service. Guests served a cafeteria style meal then shared social time. They received flowers and well wishes for a California visit to see their daughter in about two weeks.

First Baptist Church Hordville Edick A. Anderson

Ramsey and Hoffman Families Featured in Honor Roll List

Bottom Row notes Patty Jane Ramsey daughter of Mr and Mrs Wayne Ramsey Connie Lee Hoffman daughter of Mr and Mrs Junior Hoffman and Gary Sagehorn son of Mr and Mrs Raymond Sagehorn listed among honorees in the school program.

Patty Jane Wayne Ramsey Connie Lee Junior Hoffman Gary Raymond Sagehorn

Democrats win nationwide as Dewey concedes early

Unofficial returns show Democrats gaining national control with Truman leading Dewey nationally and Dewey conceding at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday. Polk County results reflect Democratic gains in state offices and statewide measures, including a defeat for the mineral rights tax and the soldiers bonus initiative. Local races show Eli W. Johnson re-elected commissioner and strong showing for Democratic candidates across county offices.

Truman Thomas E. Dewey Dewey Polk County Herbert O. Flodman Eli W. Johnson Johnson Sorrell Warner Es Howell Marsh Shallenberger —W J. R. Farris Lohr Peterson Stefan Jensen Anderson Kokjer Landis — Paegeeennne Flodman

On-Farm Training Meetings Open to Veterans in Osceola

Institutional On-Farm Training for veterans is held each Thursday evening at Osceola High School. The class has room to grow with a maximum of 25 veterans. Veterans can obtain information or help with applications by visiting the Vocational Agriculture Department at Osceola High or by mailing a postcard to Maurice Newcomer, Farm Veteran Instructor, Osceola High School, stating their town. You will be contacted by the instructor. Eligible farm veterans are urged to apply promptly.

High Prairie Farm Bureau High Prairie School National Farm Oddities Dairy Breeders Association Lincoln Sherman Arnold Fredrickson Arthur Deeter Ansel Fredrickkson N. E Boxelder Osceola High School Vocational Agriculture Department Osceolla High School Maurice Newcomer Osceola

Royal Neighbor Convention Held at Crete Delivers Talks

Mrs. Lloyd Hahn attended as Camp 9268 delegate from Hordville with about 150 others representing 15 camps in 7 counties at Crete. Mrs. Robert Nelson of Polk also attended. The 1949 convention will be at Aurora and Mrs. Edith Johnson was chosen district oracle while Hahn became district receiver.

Lloyd Hahn Crete Hordville Robert Nelson Polk Aurora Edith Johnson Hahn York Seward McCook Fairmont Frances Torkelson Lincoln Nelson Doane College a_ state

Installment Buying Regulations Take Effect Nationwide

Federal regulations outline Regulation W provisions for consumer goods including motor cars and home appliances. Kansas City Fed president H G Leedy notes many area dealers have yet to register by November 19, with registrations supervising installments across the tenth district.

Federal Reserve Bank Kansas City Federal Reserve District Ikansas Nebraska Wyoming Colorado New Mexico Missouri Oklahoma Leedy Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas

Local visits and travels across towns noted

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bryant and family visited Sunday evening in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Emken and family near Benedict. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Davis and Bruce Lee took Mrs. Daisy Gasink of Los Angeles to Exeter to visit relatives there and at Lincoln. Mr. Le Roy Peterson and daughter of York were business visitors in Polk Tuesday morning.

Clarence Bryant Arthur Emken Benedict Kenneth Davis Bruce Lee Daisy Gasink Los Angeles Exeter Lincoln le Roy Peterson York Polk

Carl Joseph McCoy Pioneer Farmer and Community Leader

Carl Joseph McCoy born August 31 1885 Hes burn Iowa died October 18 1948 at 63 years He and Layetta Lavern Kenney married June 23 1909 at Wymore Nebraska They raised six daughters and moved between farms near Wymore Benedict Polk and Arborville He later managed the Farmer's Co operative Cream and Produce Co and contributed as a Sunday school superintendent choir member and trustee He was active in the Polk Methodist church and Polk Commercial Club His wife five daughters two sisters an aunt and nine grandchildren survive The eldest daughter Thelma predeceased him

Carl Joseph McCoy John R. McCoy Hesburn Iowa Mr. McCoy Pool Nebr Missouri Grand Island Business College Layetta Lavern Kenney Wymore Nebraska Polk Polk Commercial Club Carl Thelma Loyetta Helen Samuels Cenith Penrose Japan Bula Springer Seattle Wash Gladys Andrews Denver

Jimmie Visits Lincoln Homes of Lunt and Koehn

Jimmie spent Saturday in Lincoln visiting the homes of Carl Lunt and Fred Koehn.

Mrs. Willard Adelson Jimmie Lincoln Carl Lunt Fred Koehn

CROP Food Train Aids Austria with 25000 Meals

The CROP program distributes food to about 25000 needy Austrians and maintains fifty elderly homes. An aged woman in a home helps cook soup for two men aiding distribution. Nebraska Goodwill Food Train will supply thousands more meals. State Director Dwight Deil cites wheat corn beans as primary needs.

Europe Christian Rural Overseas Program CROP Sisted CRO Ab Fill Biathues Ralph Smeltzer Nebraska Der Dwight Deil

Also Mentioned on This Page

Christian Rural Overseas Genevieve Alan Porter Jimmy Lydon al Donahue His Silver River Errol Flynn Ann Sheridah Hallowe'en Party Allan Arnold Neuhaus Alice Marie Ted A. Janky Robert Allen Nation Polk County Extension Service the Baptist Church van Bush Albert Kohl Clarks Rolland Bamesberger Hampton York Hospital Linda Jean Lavar Sandell Glen Rose Cozad Royal Neighbor American Legion Polk, Nebraska Carl Joseph M.coy
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