Polk Rallies To Edge Osceola In Dusty Thriller
Polk high school defeats Osceola 8 to 6 in a windy home opener. Captain E Carlson leads the Cubs as Lavar Sandell blocks a punt for a safety and Raymond Stevens and M Branting help Polk reach the winning score late in the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk
Osceola
Polk Boys
Osceola Boys
Fighting Cubs
E. Carlson
Lavar Sandell
Raymond Stevens
M. Branting
Grand Island
Democratic Caucus elects officers and nominees
A Democratic caucus on Tuesday evening September 29 elected D. R. Westfall chairman and A. E. Swanson secretary. Nominations followed for Assessor Rolland Dahlin Road Overseer West Pleasant Home L. C. Ordorff East Pleasant Home Alvin Dahlin Justice of the Peace A. E. Swanson and Constable Andy Anderson. Adjournment planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. R. Westfall
A. E. Swanson
Rolland Dahlin
West Pleasant Home
L. C. Ordorff
East Pleasant Home
Alvin Dahlin
Andy Anderson
Women’s Landon Radio Club broadcasts weekday program
A program to women by women airs five days a week on the Coast to Coast NBC Network. The Omaha WOW station schedules it at 3 30 P.M. Mondays through Fridays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radio Club
NBC
Omaha
WOW
Kryl Symphony Orchestra to Play in Aurora
Bohumir Kryl renowned conductor brings his 40 piece orchestra and soloists to the Aurora High School Auditorium Monday October 12 at 8 PM. The Aurora Chamber of Commerce sponsors the educational event, noting Kryl's national stature and 32nd coast to coast tour with Omaha Lincoln Holdrege among stops. Reserved main floor seats $1.10 balcony 88 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kryl
Aurora
Bohumir Kryl
Margery Maxwell
New York
Chicago Opera
Aurora Chamber of Commerce
Nebraska
America
Omaha
Lincoln
Holdrege
Sousa
Radio Schedule for William Hard on CBS Network
Internationally known commentator William Hard speaks five nights weekly on a coast to coast CBS network show sponsored by the Republican National Committee. Each fifteen minute program is donated by Hard and aired at 6 P.M. in Omaha and Lincoln with subscriptions offered for Lincoln and Omaha readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hard
Columbia Broadcasting System
Republican National Committee
Hard
Omaha
Lincoln
KFAB
Hordville Social Roundup Visits and Reunions
Mrs F R Phillips and daughters and Miss Effie Holmes traveled to Grand Island on business. Lee Holmes of Omaha visited with family over the weekend. Clifford Benson visiting from Wahoo spent the weekend with parents. A shower at Mrs Willard Lindberg near Polk honored Mrs Harry Hassel of Grand Island. Mrs Harry Erickson of Hampton and Mrs Lewis Combs and daughter from Cook Nebr visited. Erma Carlson was linen shower guest at Mrs Ralph Floodman. Nellie Beth Shoaf visited Geneva with Rev and Mrs W H Shoaf. Karl Stuermer weekended in Lincoln. Gleaners Class of M E Sunday School enjoyed at Miss Irene Nelson. Sophomore class and Mr Garner had a weiner roast at the river. Reception for Mr and Mrs Elmer Peterson weds at Aurora. Rev and Mrs Nelson and baby went to Cherokee Iowa. Mrs H M Campbell joined George Lynn family for Kansas Arkansas trip. John Erickson home hosted family reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. R Phillips
Effie Holmes
Grand Island
Lee Holmes
Omaha
Clifford Benson
Wahoo
Willard Lindberg
Near
Polk
Harry Hassel
Harry Erickson
Hampton
Lewis Combs
Cook
Nebr
Erma Carlson
Ralph Floodman
Nellie Beth Shoaf
Geneva
W. H. Shoaf
Karl Stuermer
Lincoln
Gleaners
M. E
Irene Nelson
Garner
Arvid Carlson
Elmer Peterson
Aurora
Nelson
Baby
Cherokee
Iowa
H. M. Campbell
George Lynn
Rogers
Kansas
Arkansas
John Erickson
Raymond Johnson
Harold Johnson
John Johnson
Adolph Forss
Willard Adelson
T. C W. Club
Axel Anderson
Mesdames Harlan Johnson
Ernest Martin
David Jones
Walter Jones
Harlan Toline
Marvin Fredrickson
Phillip Waller
Rudolph Sandine
D. Anderson
Stromsburg
Walter Seymour
Near Benedict
Dana Shostrom
Curtis Flodman
Raymond Miesinger
York
Albert Jones
Berniece Sward
Supt
Larson
Dannebrog
C Marvin Fredrickson
Morris Johnson
Victor Newman
Lutheran Brotherhood
Reuel
Joseph Sward
Sylvia Fredrickson
Dorothy Olson Bouwins
Hartwig Flodman
Ruth Query
Peers
Sunny
Fay Beardsley
Ansel Fredrickson
LeRoy Samuels
Corad
Erickson
Hattie Johnson
Richard Lundgren
H. Johnson
Dorcas
Irene
Verna Jones
Althea Thelander
Oscar Fredrickson
Opal
LaVerne
Sylvia
Clair Willets
Reynold Petersen
Chas. Hoffer
Dree McNeely
Ralph Kohler
Rebecca Roberts
Arthur Ekstrom
Wm. Larson
Frank Bolton
Lawrence Lind and
Henry Lind
High Prairie
Chas. Ang
Wm. Fjell
Rodney Roberts
Alvin Swanson
Ang. Swanson
Osceola Lutheran League
Herman Fredrickson
Clair Willits
Columbus
Orpha Sward
C. A. Sward
Grant Willets
Carlson Peterson Wedding Sealed Sept 26 at Aurora
Miss Erma Carlson daughter of Mr and Mrs Arvid Carlson and Elmer Peterson son of Nelson Peterson were married Saturday at 6 o clock in Aurora The ceremony was led by Rev C O Palmberg A reception and lunch followed for about a hundred guests The bride a black street dress wore a diamond broach from her grandmother The couple are active in the community and Mrs Peterson a 1936 high school graduate
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlson — Peterson
Erma Carlson
Arvid Carlson
Elmer Peterson
Nelson Peterson
Aurora
C. O. Palmberg
Hazel Carlson
Lincoln
Lawrence Jones
Grand Island
Thure Ottergren
Viona Edlund
Carlson
Peterson
Ee High School
Daily Lincoln Journal advertising and delivery details
The notice outlines pricing for the Daily Journal in Lincoln and surrounding areas, noting rates for daily and Sunday editions, delivery by mail, night printing, and lower prices than rivals. It mentions rural routes, post office mail, and includes a brief society item about Mrs. John Seymour visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. Axel Lindquist on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Nebraska Journal
Omaha
Denver
Journal
Morning Journal
Iowa
Lincoln Journal
Big State
Nebraska
Kansas
John Seymour
Axel Lindquist
Progress Office Moves to Bergman Building
The Progress office will relocate this weekend to the Bergman business building now occupied by Dr. Westfall. Westfall keeps the same quarters as before, with the Progress office placed in the north section of the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progress Office
Bergman Business
Dr. Westfall
Reception for Polk High teachers and Pengellys
A Polk High School teachers welcome and Pengelly family re welcome was held in the Methodist Church parlors Tuesday evening. Guests formed groups representing radio stations to present three amateur numbers. Albert Sundberg served as chief announcer, Dr C R Peterson acted as Major Bowes, and Oscar Sundberg provided humorous impersonations. A late lunch followed as the evening ended merrily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk High School
E. E Pengelly
Albert Sundberg
Graham McNamee
Reception Held for Faculty Members at Scott Hall
About 150 persons attended the reception for High School and Grade School faculties Friday evening at Scott Hall. The event was hosted by the Woman's Club with Community Club aid. Enoch Ekstramd presided as the program unfolded with group singing, an address of welcome by Prof. W R French, a vocal solo by Marvin Hersey, reading by Miss Lillian Fisher, a Male Quartet song, and a clarinet solo by J B Payne. A social hour and refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Hall
Woman’s Club
A. V. Eielson
J. T. Stanton
N. B. Bobbitt
Enoch Ekstramd
W R. French
Marvin Hersey
Reading
Lillian Fisher
J.B Payne
Olson Bouwens wedding ties Stromsburg to Central City
Dorothy Irene Olson wed Clyde Bouwens at 3 PM Sunday at the Olson residence in Stromsburg with 18 guests. Rev. Eric W. Olson presided. Bride’s sister Virginia Olson served as bridesmaid and Walter Fredrickson attended the groom. The couple will reside in Central City after a brief honeymoon trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Olson
Dorothy Irene
Clyde Bouwens
Central City
Anthony Bouwens
Eric W. Olson
Lindsburg
Kansas
Virginia Olson
Walter Fredrickson
Loringten
Winona Olson
Merle Carlson
Stromsburg
Swede Home Community Notes and Social Gatherings
Household visits and church group activities fill a weekend in Swede Home Nebraska. Gatherings include T C W Club with members and visitors, birthday celebrations, hospital visits in Lincoln and York, and multiple family dinners. The Lutheran Brotherhood meets, Dorcas and Junior Mission Band plans, Osceola Lutheran League program, High Prairie Get-together and High Prairie Club events highlight the social calendar.
Fire devastates Bandon Oregon home town on return visit
A couple from Bandon Oregon learning on arrival in Nebraska that their hometown was destroyed by fire. The disaster left nearly all businesses and most houses burned except two. They lost possessions but no lives. fire cut communication lines, and a daughter near Coquile was reported in ruins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bandon
Oregon
Nebraska
Geo. W. Cox
Polk
Gilbert Benson
Sadie Clark
Cox
Progress Office
Osceola Community Calendar Highlights Local Gatherings
Social rounds feature Bridge club wins at Campbell home Dr Wurtz and Mrs Kepner take prizes. Visitors include Hustons and Alfreds. Society meetings set for Oct 7 and 2:30 pm with quilt blocks requested. WCTU officers elected. Local residents travel, surgeries, teaching positions noted along with bridge dinners and birthday celebrations.
Free Mission Church Sunday Services and Daniel Study Series
Attend services at Free Mission Church with Pastor Paul E. Carlson. Sunday School at 10, Morning Worship 11, Evening Service 8. Next Monday 8, Young People and Jr Endeavor Wednesday 7:32 followed by choir. Pastor begins Daniel study. guest Rev Alf Stone next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free Mission Church
Young People’s
Jr Endeavor
Alf, Stone
Free Methodist Church Service Schedule Publishes Salvation Message
L J Monizingo, pastor, lists Sunday school at 10 morning worship at 11 and evangelistic service at 7 30 with Thursday prayer at 8. The note emphasizes salvation through Jesus blood and being forgiven and saved, welcoming all to the church. Salvation of souls is stated as the motto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free Methodist Church
L. J. Monizingo
Jesus Christ
Christ Jesus
Rally Day at M E Church Promises Worship Pageant
M E Church notes promote Rally Day to end summer slump with a worship pageant titled Worship. Sunday schedule includes Sunday School at 10, worship at 11 15, Young People at 6 30, evening service at 6 30, Bible study Tuesday 8, choir Thursday 8. Board of Stewards meets Monday at the Parsonage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Stewards
Swede Plains M E Church Rally Day Program
Swede Plains M E Church led by E E Pengelly invites all to Sunday services with worship at 10 a m and Sunday School at 11 a m The Rally Day program emphasizes Religious Education in Nebraska and invites men to join the Brotherhood of Stromsburg for winter social events for church support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Brotherhood of Stromsburg
Baptist Church Schedules Evening Meetings and Mission Study
The church posts new times for Sunday activities. Sunday School at 10 00, Morning Worship 11 06, Jr. and Sr. BYPU 6 45, Evening Service 7 30. Prayer meeting Tuesday 7 30, Choir Practice Thursday 7 30. Lord s Supper at Sunday morning service. Mission Study runs six weeks replacing Bible Study during prayer meetings. The Mission Circle meets Thursday October 8 in church parlors with Work Among the Lepers as the topic led by Mrs O F Alfreds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sr. Bypu
Mission Circle
O. F. Alfreds
W. Lewis
R. Fossberg
W. Whitacre
W. Sandell
J. Stouffer
Local visits span York to Columbus and Omaha
Mr and Mrs Grant Matson of York visited the home of Mrs John Myers. Mr and Mrs Allen Myers with Vivian and Betty Myers were Central City visitors. Charley Jones of Columbus spent Saturday with Mrs Nellie Peterson. Mr and Mrs Simpson and son Merle of Omaha spent the week with Chas Shenk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Matson
York
John Myers
Allen Myers
Vivian
Betty Myers
Central City
Charley Jones
Columbus
Nellie Peterson
Simpson
Merle
Omaha
Repeal of Stockholders Double Liability for State Banks
Nebraska voters will decide on November 3 whether to repeal the Stockholders Double Liability rule applying only to state banks. The measure argues the provision is outdated, discriminates against state banks, and no longer protects depositors. Depositors are protected by federal insurance and bank regulations, making the clause redundant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Congress
Large Republican Caucus Draws Big Polk County Crowd
A Republican caucus met at the Legion Hall in Polk on Monday evening September 28. The event drew one of the largest crowds in years with 45 registered attendees. Frank Davis served as chairman and Warren Strand as secretary. Nominations were set for Assessor C. J. McCoy, Road Overseer District 14 O K Johnson, Justice of the Peace Martin Jones, West Pleasant Home Committeeman Arnold Isaacson, and West Pleasant Home Committeewoman Ellen Larson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Hall
Polk
Frank Davis
Warren Strand
C. J. McCoy
O .K. Johnson
Martin Jones
West Pleasant Home
Arnold Isaacson
Ellen Larson
Arborville Social Notes and York County Fair Visit
Mr and Mrs W J Nelson and son dined with the Burkes in Stromsburg. Kenneth Johnson and baby from Aurora also joined. York County Fair held Thursday and Friday with many local attendees. Ernest Ratliff measured land for soil conservation last week. District No 89 pupils and parents enjoyed a picnic in York. A V Ericson and Robert McMurkin visited in York. R E Merchant and sons visited York, and the merchant family had dinner with Recknor in York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J Nelson
R. E. Burke
Stromsburg
Kenneth Johnson
York
A. V. Ericson
Robert McMurki
R. E. Merchant
Meridian Highway Name Changes at Nebraska meeting
D. J. Malone of Pierce was reelected president of the Nebraska Meridian Highway association at Columbus. W. Schwerin and A. V. Tyrell were named vice presidents, Margaret K. Stewart reelected secretary. Directors include F. A. Lemar, S. J. Larson, Henry Altschuler, Charles E. Day, and C. L. Stone. The group voted to rename the organization American Legion Memorial Highway association pending official approval. The executive committee was tasked to coordinate with the American Legion on highway improvements in Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. J. Malone
Pierce
Nebraska Meridan Highway Association
Columbus
W. Schwerin
Norfolk
A V. Tyrell
York
Margaret K. Stewart
F. A. Lemar
S. J. Larson
Wausa
Henry Altschuler
Madison
Charles E. Day
Hebron
C. L. Stone
Humphrey
American Legion Memorial Highway Association
American Legion
Nebraska
York man Neal Gallant visits with Robert Strickland
Neal Gallant of York spent the weekend with Robert Strickland in the Lloyd Kroger home. Mr and Mrs George Otte were guests Saturday at the home of the latter's parents Mr and Mrs W. J. Newton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neal Gallant
York
Robert Strickland
Lloyd Kroger
George Otte
Goehner
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Landon
Hordville News
Daily Journal
Olson — Bouwens
Ulysses
Enoch Peterson
J. E. McDaniel
Esther Lindquist
Ore
P. B. Campbell
Night Owl Bridge Club
A. A. Wurtz
Raymond Kepner
I. D. Huston
O. F. Alfred
The
Baptist Missionary Society
Frank Joy
Burt Lewis
David Timm
Woman’s Home Missionary Society
W. F. Kepner
George Moore
Lula Hendrickson
Geo. Moore
Sec
August P. Anderson
Herman Anderson
Anderson
Kensington
Eklund
Teachers Bridge Club
Miss Reed
L. M. Shaw
Carn Palace
Louella Crew
Evelyn Scholz
Shaw
Raymond Branting
C. F. Johnson
Joel Hanson
J A. Anderson
Bradshaw
C. L. Lemar
Garden Club
Berneice Brown
Hugh Johnson
Fred Randall
M. E. Parsonage
Fellowship of Youth Club
Martha Johnson
Mrs
Johnnie Johnson
Church News
Paul E. Carlson
E. E. Pengelly
Swede Plains
M. E. Church
Baptist Church
Arborville News
Meridian Highway
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