Local residents host, travel and family news in Arborville area
Mrs Charles Lytle and Hattie Lindquist among Monday callers at Hennie Seymour home. Dinner guests include L C Bowers family and Shad Stroupe. Maynard Schrader and John Gustafson head to Chicago seeking work. Sandell announce 8 lb girl born Oct 3. Legions Auxiliary attend Osceola convention. More visits and travel updates from Kimball, Benedict, Kearney, Nelson, and Larson families. Eddie Larson, auctioneer. Archie Stevens returns from Montana. Mills return from Oklahoma trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Lytle
Arborville
Hattie Lindquist
R. B. Williams
Hennie Seymour
Fir
L. C. Bowers and Sons
Hornville
Lynn Bowers
Kenneth
Arborvile
Shad Stroupe
Marlene
C.H. Smith
Freddie
Maynard Schrader
John Gustafson
Chicago
Mrs. Elwood Sandell
Carl Steelquist
Hilton
Neil McNaught
American Legion Auxiliary
Robert Nelson
Eddie Larson
Polk
Archie Stevens
Montana
D.N. Mills
Oklahoma
Local notes of weddings births and moves 1919 1924 1929
A century glimpse of Polk area life notes seeing marriages including Emma Sundberg to Albert Nelson and Richard Johnson to Mae Anderson, a new daughter born to Mr and Mrs W Nelson, and various relocations and society events. Earlier entries record October 2 1919 marriages and community happenings with Shoyer wedding gifts and bakery plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Sundberg
Albert Nelson
Polk
Raymond Peterson
York Hospital
Lester Slark
Charles Whittemore
Richard Johnson
Mae Anderson
E. A. Anderson
Swede Plains
W Nelson
iMarried
L. M Johnson
Eleanor Dziedzie
el Paso
Texas
Guy W. Martin
Steve Martin
J. M. Bay
Grace Myers
Longest Canals in World Span Continents and Seas
The longest canal in the world runs in China from Hangchow to Tientsin. The longest ship canal lies in northwestern Russia, extending about 152 miles to connect the Baltic and White seas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Hangchow Tientsin
Russia
Baltic
White Seas
Polk Progress items include estray cow and sheriff sale
The notice lists an estray white faced cow to be reclaimed by its owner upon identifying property and paying care costs. It also reports social visits, a Seattle marriage report, birthday gathering, a joke about a speeding motorist, classroom humor, Sahara dunes height, and ownership affidavit for The Polk Progress. A sheriff's sale is scheduled October 9 1939 for the SE ¼ of Sec 17 13N 4W Polk County Nebraska to satisfy a foreclosure of 10321.94 plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Stevens
Polk
Nebraska
Polk Progress
Polk, Nebr
Congress
Howard W. Herbéz
Howard W. Herbes
Nebr
P. A. Nelson
District Court
Polk County
Federal Land Bank of Omaha
William EE. Anderson
Osceola
Gunnard Peterson
Local social notes from Elmer and Lizzie Johnson home
Mr and Mrs Karl Detloff and others were entertained at dinner Sunday in the Johnson home. Walter Bush returned from Lincoln after an eye operation. Fortnightly visitors included J Wilkenson and A K Crow party near Thayer. Mrs W E Green traveled to Mitchell for work. Tom Lynch and family visited Frank Davis and Kenneth. H J Bedient of Arborville visited W E Green. A K Crow visited Harry Carlson. Ansel Bodine and Lloyd Stromberg traveled to North Platte. WFMS of the Methodist church will meet Thursday afternoon. hostesses are Mrs Neil Doremus and Miss Elizabeth Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Detloff
P. J. Garten
Holmes
Elmer
Lizzie Johnson
Walter Bush
Lincoln
John Wilkinson
Polk
A. K. Crow
Weskey
Tom Lynch
Wilcox
Nebr
Frank Davis
Kenneth
H. J. Bedient
Arborville
W. E. Green
Harry Carlson
Ansel Bodine
Lloyd Stromberg
North Platte
Neb
Wf.m.s
Methodist Church
Neil Doremus
Elizabeth Johnson
First Night Clubs Move From San Francisco to New York
The musical restaurants known as nightclubs began in San Francisco and expanded eastward via Chicago, reaching New York in 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Chicago
New York
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West
Rexall
Polk, Nebraska
THE
Milford Johnson
York
Joe Johnson
Rudolph Gustafson
Lyle Ostberg
C. E. Putman
C. O Eckles
Violet Zuver
Winnie
Lillie Lind
Minneapolis
Garling
George Reed
South Polk
W . McDaniel
Elmer Whanquist
Blanche Shoyer
Miss Shoyer
Fen
Herbert Wurtz
Harvard
Parker Aker
Ed Larson
Edward
Lillian Brown
Central City
National American Legion
Louisville
Kentucky
Henry F. Smith
Maurice Nyberg
Reed Bros. Motor Co
Charles Crew
Ogalalla
Oscar Sundberg
Lutheran Hospital
Naomi Alfred
Williams
Siciars
Petarson
Pete Simpson
Stromsburg
Mike Donely
Clarks
Virgil Bush
G. F. Brownfield
Jerry
G. M. Howe
G. M. Hill
Seattle
Wash
Robert Lundberg
Titus Lundberg
Henry Horstman
Art Rowe
Fullerton
Hannah Lindahl
Mable
Helen
Sahara Desert
Phil B. Campbell
Philip H Nyberg
Golden Valley
Kelloggs
Millers
City
Lincoln Nebaska State Journal
State Journal
Muse Theatre
Warner Baxter
Cisco Kid
Joe Brown
Popeye
Martha Raye Iown
Frontier Marshal
Randolph Scott
Nancy Kelly
Jack
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