Second Class Matter Guideline Notice at Polk Post
Notice stating newspaper entered as second class matter at Polk Nebraska Post Office on March 21 1907 under wider act of Congress March 2 1879.
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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1940
Page
4
Notice stating newspaper entered as second class matter at Polk Nebraska Post Office on March 21 1907 under wider act of Congress March 2 1879.
Howard Snodgrass leaves Farmers Union position after December. George Dahlgren and brother Fred buy barber shop in University Place. Dr Slusser breaks rib after fall from porch. Bank building west of Citizens Bank under remodel with new foundation and stucco. Beatrice Company rumored to occupy it. Margaret Tillery returns from Grand Island post tonsil removal.
A farewell gathering was held Friday at the home of W A Lindburg north of town for Mr and Mrs J B Carlson who plan to move to Oregon. The article notes a medical visit in York where tonsil removal was not complete.
Oscar Larson left for Columbus on Monday seeking hospital care for stomach ailments that impede attention. Rev A S Smith had a tonsil operation at Central City last week. Mr and Mrs Will C Blase celebrate a baby boy born Thursday November 20. Miss Hazel Nelson plans nursing training at Covenant hospital in Omaha. Miss Martha Johnson works as a clerk at Felton's drug store.
Local social round up lists visits and gatherings among the Lindburg, Brumfield, Hill, Ericksen, Larson, Green, Forss, Johnson, and Klingsporn families in O Neill Stromsburg Grand Island and Swede Home. A quick sale advertisement offers 80 acres and a quarter in Polk County Nebraska at 45 dollars per acre with March 1 1941 possession.
The Polk Nebraska village board met November 5 1940 with Chairman Isaacson and trustees Hill Carlson Sundberg present. Absent Wurtz. Minutes approved. Light and Water reports and treasurer’s report heard and accepted. W C Steele’s bond as Light and Water Commissioner approved. Village bills totaling 460 17, 465, 201, 400, 1000, 55, 40, 20, 102 45 were audited and ordered paid.
Sunday School at 10 a.m. Morning Worship at 11 a.m. BYPU at 7:46 p.m. Evening Service at 7:30 p.m. Prayer Meeting Tuesday 7:30. Junior Choir Thursday 5 p.m. Senior Choir Thursday 8 p.m. Lord's Supper observed. Pastor speaks at 1 on God’s Plan For His People. Choir singing and illustrated message planned. Midweek VYPU to be announced Sunday. Swede Plain M E Church and others list worship and meeting times. Village board adjourned. R J Allison, Village Clerk.
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