Local notes span sports wins births and deaths in Stromsburg
Articles record Polk bench limited to 12 players with Waldon Volz punting four times out of bounds inside the 15 yard line. Also reports of a fishing incident mistaken for a bee bite, baby announcements from Cohagen and Doremus families, death of Mrs. A. W. Halleck, and community events at the Masonic Hall with Irene Peterson leading a program. Pok High beat Osceola 6 to 0, and a new birth for Ray C. Lewis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleo Cramar
Joyce Cramer
Polk
Waldon Volz
Butch Mills
Butch
Gome
Frank Cohagen
Stromsburg Hospital
Ralph Doremus
Tobias
Beth Ann
Birth. birthday surprise. local obituaries details
Twenty years ago a son was born to Dr and Mrs A E Peterson at Ovid Colorado on September 28. A group of 26 relatives gathered at W A Stevens home on September 25 to celebrate his 62nd birthday presenting a loving gift. Dr J C Malster of Stromsburg is in serious condition after a car overturn on a gravel highway near the York Polk county line. he has facial and head lacerations and chest injury. Judge W W Norton of Osceola attended a football game in Polk Friday.
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A. W. Halleck
Clarks
Cooper Cemetery
Leonard
Beckman
Irene Peterson
Pok High
Osceola High
Ray C. Lewis
A. E. Peterson
Ovid
Colorado
W. A. Stevens
Steens
J. C. Malster
Stromsburg
York Polk County
W. W. Norton
Osceola
Polk
Midwest Free Church Youth Fellowship Name Change
Notice of August 15 1952 meeting revising the constitution to rename the Evangelical Free Church youth group to The Midwest Free Church Youth Fellowship of the Evangelical Free Church of America. It designates Nebraska and Kansas youths with headquarters at Polk Nebraska and lists officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Peoples Conference of Nebraska
Evangelical Free Church
Midwest Free Church Youth Fellowship
Evangelical Free Church of America
Free j.Church
Nebraska
Kansas
Polk
Bible Camp
Polk Nebrasky
Jos Cup
Lee Donald
W. Left
Istrion Oyion Cu i
Urd
Anaes Totem
Polk Progress Trade Notices and Post Office Filing
The Polk Progress is an early 20th century Polk Nebraska weekly edited by Alton W. Wilhelms. It notes second class mailing as of March 1907 under postal acts.
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the Polk Progress
Alton W. Wilhelms
Polk, Nebraska
Postoffice
Local Social Roundup and Visit Highlights
The column lists visits and travels of local families including Mr and Mrs Will Wurtz Mr and Mrs Robert Baack and family at the Shafer home in Grand Island. Ralph Branting's fishing vacation in northwestern Nebraska and North Platte is noted. Aunt Bryant Greathouse of Wheatland Wyoming visited Harless relatives in Stromsburg. Detloff and Bartratt families are mentioned with Lincoln trips and Covenant Home visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Wurtz
Robert Baack
Ralph Shafer
Grand Island
Ralph Branting
Nebraska
North Platte
Bryant Greathouse
Wheatland
Wyoming
S. J. Harless
Harless
Karl Detloff
Mr. Detloff
Covenant Home
Stromsburg
Fred Bartratt
Lincoln
Card of Thanks From Mrs. Lloyd Widga
A note of gratitude from Mrs. Lloyd Widga thanks friends for cards gifts and flowers received during hospitalization and convalescence at home acknowledging lasting kindness.
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Lloyd Widga
80th Birthday Thanks From Clark Stouffer
Clark Stouffer thanks relatives and friends for cards letters and gifts on his 80th birthday expressing that their thoughtfulness will be remembered.
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Clark Stouffer
Families Return from Various Trips Across States
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bolton and Mr. and Mrs. Martin Hoffman returned early this week from a fishing trip to Minnesota. D. Copes of Page came home last week after visiting grandson and family in the Wood home. Mrs. Henry Sandell visited her daughter and husband Arthur Hemmingson at Shafter California. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Johnson and Chauncey Guttafson spent Sunday with friends at Neligh. Henry Cramer and sisters Ella Ruby and Sadie Clark returned from a visit to Sterling Colorado with Dean Nelson family. August Nelson remains in the hospital there but is progressing nicely. Miss Mabel King of Oakland California, Miss Velma King and Mrs. John King of Omaha, cousins of Mrs. Charles Lytle, visited the Lytle home Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bolton
Martin Hoffman
Minnesota
D. Copes
Page
Richard Wood
Henry Sandell
Arthur’ Hemmingson
Shafter
California
Ivan Johnson
Siis
Chauncey Guttafson
Neligh
Henry Cramer
Ella Ruby
Grand Island
Sadie Clark
Dean Nelson
Sterling
Colorado
August Nelson
Mabel King
Oakland
Velma King
John King
Omaha
Charles Lytle
Lytle
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