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Newspaper

Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1939

Page

4

Local visiting and family notes from Polk area

The column records visits and social ties among Polk Nebraska residents including Dr and Mrs Vernal Norine of Washington with friends, Miss Orpha Ekstrom from Luther College, and multiple families from Hordville Osceola Stromsburg and Grand Island. Hilton Steelquist suffered a fractured collar bone during a Friday football game at Silver Creek.

Vernal Norine Washington Polk Orpha Ekstrom Luther College Wahoo A. E. Ekstrom Emil Stranberg Hordville Rudolph Nyberg Edwin Nyberg Ivan Carlson Baby Cc. O. Bodine Emner Ahlquist Osceola Alma Shostrom Stromsburg H. A. Shostrom Robert Lytel Oscola Seriwis Virgil Leach Clarks Alfred Gustafs Ethel Conger Grand Island Ida McConnell R. Alfred Chas. Dunlap Ralph Anschuetz Boston Orrin Beloit Wis W. A. Wurtz Herbert Wurtz Havens Missouri Iowa Hilton Steelquist Silver Creek

Way Back When Twenty Years Ago 1919 Highlights

Chronicle of events in Arborville and Polk areas including personnel moves at creamery station A.S Anderson taking charge and W. E. Hag moving to A. Bauder & Son. District No. 81 schoolhouse fire with unknown origin. Miss Ruth McGaffin and Daniel B. Carter wed at the bride’s home and honeymooned eastbound. Cold start to winter with subzero temperatures. Grand Island’s T. G. Strasburg plans bakery op by January 1.

A.S Anderson W. E. Hag W. E A. Bauder & Son Arborville Ruth C. McGaffin H. M. McGaffin Daniel B. Carter Mrs Carter Omaha Chicago G T. Strasburg Grand Island A. E. Swanson

Church notices across Swede Plains area

The column lists times for multiple churches including Methodist with guest Miss Faith Richardson, Swede Plains M E Church, Immanuel Lutheran, First Baptist, Pleasant Hill Mission Circle, and Evangelical Free Mission Church. Details cover morning worship hours, Sunday School, BYPU, Ladies Aid meetings, and upcoming district conventions.

Longacre Swede Plains M. E. Church S. W. Longacre First Baptist Chui R. M. Bailey Pleasant Hill Board of Trustees W. A Wurtz Wallace Sandell BYPU Evangelical Free Mission Church Ivan T. Carlson Ladies Aid Mesdames Gust Westlund Hartwig Flodman

Milton Knapp Heads To Detroit For Winter

Milton Knapp left Tuesday evening for Detroit Michigan where he will spend the winter with relatives. Miss Louella Crew was admitted to the hospital Tuesday for treatment. J. H. Jarmin is seriously ill following a heart attack Tuesday.

Osceola News Milton Knapp Detroit Michigan Lulu Olson Dora Fisher Polk County Nurses Association C. L. Anderson Stromsburg Miss Olson Mauritz Swanson Jack Malek Omaha Glen Clisby Clisby Louella Crew R. B. Lytle J. H. Jarmin

York visitors and family gatherings reported locally

Arborville residents Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bedient and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bedient plus Kenneth were York visitors Saturday. Lemoyn Bedient leaves for Chicago to enlist in the Navy. Otte family joined Torells near Stromeburg Sunday. Marion Cramer of Marquette visited cousin Lois Cramer Friday and Saturday. Hillis Sterner family dined with Frank Merchant’s family Sunday. Walter Ely of Aurora visited the Hoffmans. Chay Dahlgren learned half-brother Harry Dahlgren is in a Denver hospital. Ester Lackey and daughter with Martha Hoffman and family visited Friday. Ed Koon of York visited Dan Graves Sunday afternoon.

Arborville Fred Bedient Harold Bedient Kenneth York Lemoyn Bedient Chicago Navy T. D. Otte Frank ‘Merchant Walter Ely Aurora Chay. Dahlgren Harry Dahlgren Denver Harry Ester Lackey Marth Hoffman Walter Hoffman Ed Koon Dan Graves

York visitors and local social notes

Miss Sybil Otte returned home after weeks in York working for The Arburville Mission. The Aid Society met at Mrs. John Wechner’s home with twenty members and guests hearing a program by Mrs. Clarence Reckner. Shockey family visited Hampton. Worrest and son from Lincoln visited Chas. Sterner’s ill family. Lyle Cockle and Paul Covey returned from Gibbon to spend Sunday with hometown relatives.

O— Fen Years AG Service Auto Co Majestic Polk Oscar Jones Fritz Shockey P. L. Keller Bank of Polk Dodge Investment and Improvement Co Omaha Lloyd Hahn Hordville Mrs. Hahn Arburville John Wechner Coila Fisher Clarence Reckner W C. Shockey R. H. Marshall Hampton John Worrest Lincoln Chas. Sterner Hillis Sterner Lyle Cockle Paul Covey Gibbon

J. B. Williams Va. physician and surgeon hours

J B Williams a Virginia physician and surgeon lists office hours nine to twelve in the morning and two to five in the afternoon with contact numbers for office and residence.

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