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Newspaper

Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Nov 30, 1939

Page

4

Way Back When November 26 1919 notes departures and arrivals

Way Back When items from 1919 include Robert Evans leaving for Gothenburg to manage the Evans clothing store with the family likely to follow after securing a residence. Henry Becker welcomes an eight pound girl. Clara McReynolds underwent tonsil surgery at York hospital. JS H Jones heads to Clarks then California for winter. Edwin Lindburg returns from Des Moines to spend Thanksgiving with family.

Robert Evans Gothenburg Evans Clarks California Edwin Lindburg Des Moines Iowa

Local Notes Highlight Meetings Births and Celebrations

Community items include evangelistic meetings in Kearney, the Nebraska Farmers' Co operative Grain and Livestock State Association gathering in Omaha, and numerous family events. A dinner honors Mr and Mrs Kinner of Spaulding. Max Darwin Jones born. Edwards home welcomed a new son. a 70th birthday celebration for Mr Anderson. a fire destroys the Axborville home of Earl Pickrel. Max Jones marks his fifth birthday. other visits and hospital stays noted.

Kearney F .A. Adelson A. C. Jones Oscar Jones Max Darwin Oscar Strand Leibee Edith Anderson Lillian Brown Anderson Westfall Edward J. Lenz Mretcar Strand Omaha Henry Berlid Ernest Flodman Hie Earl Pickrel Polk Polk High School Dramatic Club Axborville Max

Official Proceedings and Advertisement Copy From Polk Nebraska 1939

The Polk village board met November 7 1939 with all members present and bills read for payment including Iowa Nebraska Light and Power Co Lincoln Tel Co and others totaling 466.23 plus. Also included is a long unrelated advertisement promoting The American Boy Magazine noting its benefits to boys with subscription rates and mailing address in Detroit Michigan.

Polk Nebraska Iowa-Nebraska Light and Power Co Lincoln Tel. Co Campbell & Nyberg Wayne Upton W. J. Johnson J. T. Stanton Chas. Stettner Ray Myers W. Co. Steel Lloyd Kroger Ralph Peterson Rolland Dahlin Frank, Codagan Schultz Cafe J. E. McDaniel American Boy Magazine Detroit Michigan

Thanksgiving church notices across several congregations

A compiled page lists services and events for multiple churches including First Baptist with morning and evening worship and plans for a union Thanksgiving service, Methodist with church school and gospel service, Swede Plains M E Church with morning worship and Lutheran Hour, Immanuel Lutheran noting German and English services, and Evangelical Free Mission with Sunday School and worship. An estray notice for a 350 lb spotted male hog is also included.

Methodist Church S. W Immanuel Lutheran Carl F. Juergensen Walther League Gresham First Baptist Chulch R. M. Bailey BYPU Elmer Hanquist Wallace Manuel Grant Fund M & M Board Grand Island Association Grand Island Baptist Church Elsie Wik Thursay Evangelical Free Mission Church Ivan T. Carlson

Local families gather for dinners and visits across area towns

Arborville residents hosted by A A Shockey while D N Mills and Ben Paben families joined From Benedict and Polk guests to York and Unadilla attendees Many dinners and oyster suppers shared among Shockey Flick Bedient and Wochner families Church services set for Sunday at 10 and 11 with numerous relatives from Oak York Fremont Omaha and Norfolk in attendance Farnum Schrader returns from South Dakota after weeks away Monday visits by Pickrel and Flik families noted Several Sunday gatherings extended to McCool where the Harveys and Ramseys joined others for weekend meal events

Arborville Fred D. Shockey Near Stromsburg D. N. Mills Polk Fred Shockey Harold Bittinger Near Benedict A A. Shockey Ben Paben Lula Hampton Maurice Flick James Riley Laverne Harrington H.P. Harrington Fred Riley John Wochner Harvey Wochner Donna Belle Minnie Wochner York H. J. Bedient Fred Bedient Farnum Schrader South Dakota Maxine Pickrel James Pickrel Claude Shenk Clarks Irvin Paben Gertrude Flik Bonnie Florence James Erickson Mike Roy DeVore Oak Neb Wm. Bedient Audrey Ethel Flick Unadilla Viola Wessel Marion Flick Homer Ramsey McCool Frank Bennett Bernard Bennett Dale Fremont Harry Reiner Omaha Curtis Bennett Norfolk

Local residents share visits and family moments

In this home community patch, Es ter Lackey and Thais Belle host guests, Cyril Sterner family visits, Sybil Otte visits Vern Berck near Marquette, E L Kemper and Aurora relatives join Mrs C W Reckner’s family, Kaeding and Dennis of York stay with A H Ramsey’s family, Wessel and Viola attend Maurice Flick’s wedding anniversary, Harvey Wechner hosts guests including Leand Bowers and Kenneth, and Frances Collett of Bradshaw assists at Flick household.

Ester Lackey Thais Belle Cyril Sterner Chas, Sterner Hillig Sterner Sybil Otte Vern Berck Marquette E. L. Kemper Clarence Kemper Geo Aurora C. W. Reckner Wm Kaeding Dennis York Ents A. H. Ramsey Wayne John Wessel Viola Maurice Flick Harvey Wechner Leand Bowers Kenneth Donna Belle Frances Collett Bradshaw

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