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Hordville Baptist Church lists Edrck A. Anderson as minister with Bible School at 9:00 and Morning Worship. Evangelical Free Church notes Milford E. Olson as pastor with Sunday events at 10 a.m. Sunday School 11 a.m. Lord's Supper observed. KCYF program at 8 p.m. and Thursday 8 p.m. Bible study and prayer. Choir practice follows.
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Hordville Baptist Church
Edrck A. Anderson
Evangelical Free Church
Milford E. Olson
KCYF
Sunday Services at Polk and Swede Plain Methodist Churches
Rey A. C. Bates, pastor, announces morning worship at 10 with church school at 11 for Swede Plain. Polk follows 10 Sunday School and 11 morning worship. An Intermediate Fellowship meets Saturday at 2:30 p.m. in the church social rooms. At Arborville Church Rev E B Earl Eaton presides with 10 a.m. Sunday School and a 11:30 a.m. Divine Worship. Sermon titled The Doctrine of the Discoverer Sail On with a sermonette Fiends Across The World. Church Fellowship Night scheduled Tuesday 8:20 p.m. at the Mary Blair and Lloyd Blair home.
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Polk
Swede Plain
Rey A. C. Bates
Arborville
E. B. Earl Eaton
Harold Bedient
Worship Schedule at The First Baptist Church
Paul Lemke serves as pastor with 10:00 am church school for all ages and 11:00 am worship featuring a sermon on Spiritual Anesthesia followed by Communion. Evening service at 7:30 pm with gospel singing and message. Choir rehearsal Monday, Cottage Prayer Meeting Wednesday.
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First Baptist Church
Paul Lemke
Keelboats of the Missouri River in the Ne frontier era
Before steam the Missouri served as a westward highway. Keelboats 60 to 70 feet long carried explorers and fur traders from Pittsburgh to St. Louis. Crews pulled with cordelles, polled upriver, or occasionally sailed when possible, enduring long, hard trips driven by voyageurs.
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Missouri River
American West
Missouri
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Larson Schulte Wedding in Omaha at St John’s Church
Miss Lorraine Larson and Harold Schulte of Omaha married in a Monday morning ceremony at St John’s Church Omaha. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Norman Hansen, the groom’s sister and brother in law. The bride wore a ruby street length dress with black accessories and a three strand pearl necklace. A wedding breakfast followed at the groom’s brother in law’s home. The couple plans a wedding trip to Denver and the mountains before settling in Omaha.
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Lorraine Larson
Harold Schulte
Omaha
St John's Church
Norman Hansen
Michiel Schwab
Denver
Nebraska
Mrs. Schulte
New Home Extension Agent Arrives in Osceola Polk County
Margaret Crosby arrived in Osceola Friday and began duties Monday as the new Home Extension Agent for Polk County. She came from Alma Nebraska in Harlan county, welcomed after the post was vacant since January when Miss Eva Bute resigned. Crosby and her father moved into the residence of Mrs. George Berck in south Osceola.
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Margaret Crosby
Osceola
Polk County
Miss Crosby
Alma
Nebraska
Harlan County
Eva Bute
R. E. Crosby
George Berck
South Osceola
Rally Day and Brown Christmas at Polk Baptist Church
Beginning at 10 45 last Sunday a Unified Sunday School and Worship Service was held at Polk Baptist Church. The new Sunday School orchestra directed by Mrs Paul Lemke performed and infants were dedicated. An all church dinner preceded the Brown Christmas service and Miss Elaine Nyberg spoke on Gifts from individuals and groups in the church. Representatives will send gifts to Rev Albert F Willie and family in Africa.
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Baptist
Ion
Paul Lemke
Lemke
Elaine Nyberg
Albert F Willie
Church In
Africa
Harvest of Harmony Festival set for Grand Island with Polk bands
Polk high School will parade 18 bands totaling 926 students at the Harvest of Harmony Festival in Grand Island on Saturday. Class C includes Fairmont Scotia Ravenna Chapman and Polk, with top four bands advancing from each class after an 11:00 a.m. parade. The afternoon features three numbers by all bands and rural Hall County floats. In football, Polk defeats Newman Grove 27 0 as Volz passes to Williams and Long and Johnson excel. Polk heads to Osceola Friday for another conference game.
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Grand Island
Wadon Voiz
Newman Grove
Cubs
Volz
Derald Johnson
Polk
Beryl Williams
Roger Long
Osceola
Duane Sterner
Bery Willams
Gail Kealiher
George Scott
Polk County
KMMJ
Polk County Dairy Breeder's Association
Duane Schmoker
Robert Oberg
Holcomb's York Hatchery Offers Internal Exam System
Holcomb's York Hatchery introduces an internal examination service for adult fowl conducted by technician James Umbach. Hens with abnormal conditions are removed from flocks. Write or call York 940 for more details.
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Eame
James Umbach
York
Polk County at Ak-Sar-Ben Show Reflects Breeding Strength
County Extension notes Polk County entries at Ak-Sar-Ben 4-H Show with Tom Brigham earning multiple ribbons for Angus, Poland, gilt, and barrow classes. Judges flag Shorthorn class as strong, while concerns are raised about poorer entries. Updates cover Polk County Dairy Breeders Association nominations, seed oats, fall weed control, and new corn drier readiness.
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Ak-Sar-Ben
Polk County
Tom Brigham
Barrow
Bob Peterson
Richard
Peterson
Akstar-Ben
Dean Blizzard
Restoring Wildlife Through Habitat Improvement
Authorities say the surest way to restore wild life is to increase permanent breeding stock by improving the surroundings in which it lives.
Progressive photo contest aims to publish every child portrait
The Progress teams with Waltz Studios to photograph children in the trade territory on Saturday October 11 at the Polk Hotel from 10 am to 6 pm. Free entry photos, no charge to parents, and four cutest children win prizes. All ages six weeks to ten years eligible. multiple children per family allowed.
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Waltz
Polk Hotel
Kiddigm
Perkins Swanson Wedding in Fairmont Nebraska
Beverly Jean Perkins and Dave H Swanson wed September 27 at 8 pm in Federated Church Fairmont Nebraska in a candlelight ceremony before 100 guests. Rev Wm Richards officiated with music by Eileen Brown and Don Goodrich.Miss Josephine Swanson served as Maid of Honor.
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Beverly Jean Perkins
Kenneth Perkins
Exeter
Dave H Swanson
J. O. Swanson
Polk
Federated Church
Fairmont
Nebraska
Wm Richards
Eileen Brown
Don Goodrich
Josephine Swanson
Grand Island
Eunice Plantz
Lorena Fisher
Dianne Kay
Bird
Marvin Reel
Charlene Kell
Shirley Pekins
Don Samuelson
Lincoln
Maurice Lindberg, Jr
Don Ostberg
Everett Real
Veterans Administration Announces New Office Hours
The Columbus Veterans Administration Office at City Hall will operate Monday through Friday from to 5 with Saturday closure. Effective Monday October 6th all personnel will be on duty on weekdays.
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Columbus
Rural teachers gather for Osceola institute
Sixty five rural school teachers met in Osceola last Thursday under county superintendent Olive McBeth for the annual rural teachers institute. The program in the Methodist Church basement featured a workshop on Art of Today led by Dora Von Bargan of the University of Nebraska. After sessions the group moved to St Vincent's Church basement for a dinner served by the ladies of the congregation.
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Osceola
Olive McBeth
Methodist Church
Dora von Bargan
University of Nebraska
St. Vincent's Church
Legion to Meet at Dodge for 1948 District Convention
The 7th District American Legion and Auxiliary hold their annual convention in Dodge starting 10:00 a m October 15 with Legionnaires and Auxiliary members from numerous towns including Bellwood Brainard Columbus Creston Fremont and Wahoo. Department leaders Earle Barnes Helen Magnuson and others appear as speakers. The program features clinics on service work life insurance post activities and county meetings with several round tables and a 1 15 p m roll call and colors ceremony. Evening entertainment by the Dodge Post closes the event.
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7Th District of the
American Legion
The
American Legion Auxiliary
Dodge
Auxiliary
Bellwood
Brainard
David City
Clarkson
Ulysses
Howells
Leigh
Fremont
Schuyler
Hooper
Scribner
Yehing
Columbus
Creston
Lindsay
Humphrey
Monroe
Platte Center
Osceola
Polk
Shelby
Cedar
Bluffs
Stromsburg
Western
Ashland
Colon
Ceresco
Malmo
Morse Bluff
Prague
Wahoo
Yutan
Legion
Earle Barnes
Omaha
Legion Auxiliary
Helen Magnuson
A. H. Duxbury
Veterans Administration
Harry Scott
Lincoln Veterans Hospital
R. C. Patterson
W. W. Norton
the Legion
Nels Nelson
Norton
Emil Matejka
Dodge Port
Veterans Hospital
Dodge Post
Legion and Auxiliary
Car Train Crash Deaths Jump Sevenfold In Nebraska
From September 22 to October 1 seven people died in motor vehicle crashes with trains at railroad crossings in Nebraska. Dwight Havens of the Nebraska State Safety Council blamed driver carelessness and urged alertness at crossings to protect lives.
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Dwight Havens
Nebraska State Safety Council
Havens
Swanson Couple Wed Then Plan Denver Trip
The bride and groom Mr. and Mrs Swanson cut the wedding cake and left for a wedding journey to Denver Estes Park and Colorado Springs. She wore a brown suit and white gardenia corsage. The bride, Falirmont High School and Lincoln School of Commerce graduate, and the groom, High Prairie graduate with three Navy years, will live in Lincoln after October 6 and work at Western Electric.
Social Roundup in Stromsburg and Surrounding Families
A sequence of local visits and gatherings spans Stromsburg and nearby towns. J B Withrow and Allan McArgile of Toledo dine with Mary and Margaret Buckley. Mrs L H Headstrom and Mrs Leonard Nelson also join. Mrs Withrow, former Beulah Buckley, has Stromsburg roots. Mrs Ira Banta returns from Chicago after four weeks with relatives. The Lund family stays overnight in Stromsburg for Baptist meetings. A F Nordstrom suffers a heart attack at home. Kenneth Hultquist visits from York to see his mother. B C Bilhorn and Harry Miller of Scotia visit Evins family after attending Nebraska Minnesota football in Lincoln. J L Olson and Edna Olson travel to Omaha on business. Edna and her mother stay until Saturday. Jewel Morgan begins work at Central Electric & Gas Co replacing Mrs Lauerman. Chas Christman leaves for Scottsbluff to supervise as foreman at the sugar beer factory. family to stay in Christmas home. Duane Ready of Fort Riley visits family. Mrs Bennett travels to Lincoln for a few days. Mr Donald Bennett and sister Mrs Benson. Herman Anderson and daughters, Paul Moore visit Norfolk with Oscar Anderson. Nick Gerdes joins from Osceola.
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J. B. Withrow
Allan McArgile
Toledo
Ohio
Stromsburg
Mary
Margaret Buckley
L. H. Headstrom
Leonard Nelson
Withrow
Beulah Buckley
Ira Banta
Oscar Olson
Chicago
R. Lund
Omaha
A. Noreen
Nimrod
Baptist Church
A. F Nordstrom
Kenneth Hultquist
York
Arthur Hultquist
B. C. Bilhorn
Harry Miller
Scotia
Bilhorn
D. Evins
Lincoln Saurday
J L. Olson
Edna Olson
Olson
Nebraska
Christman
Clair McComick
Duane O. Ready
Fort Riley
Kansas
Dra W. Ready
C. M. Bennett
Lincoln
Donald Bennett
W. F. Benson
Herman Anderson
Paul Moore
Norfolk
Oscar Anderson
Nick Gerdes
Osceola
Tax List Sale Notice Reflects Healthier Territory
The tax sale notice for properties with delinquent lists appears in this issue. The list is smaller than usual this year, suggesting a healthier territory with many taxes paid recently. Some owners living away contributed to the list and missed payments due to oversights.
Household Goods Sale for P A Hanquist Estate
A complete line of household goods will be sold this Saturday October 18 at a location two blocks west and one block north of the post office in Polk. The notice repeats the date and venue for the estate sale.
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P. A. Hanquist
Polk
Danger Season Ahead for Hog Cholera
Farmers warned of a potential fall outbreak of hog cholera as prices rise and pork supplies tighten. The American Foundation for Animal Health urged vaccination around weaning, sanitation, and careful feeding, outlining five steps including vaccination, vigilant watch for fever, immediate action if signs appear, quarantine of new stock, and neighbor notification to prevent spread.
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American Foundation For Animal Health
Fundation
Arborville Delegates Attend Blue Valley Association Meet
Delegates from Arborville Congregational Church attend the annual Blue Valley Association meeting. A Harvard gathering included Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bedient and Rev. B. Earle Eaton. Community groups reported on lessons and social events with births and family visits noted across local households.
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Arborville Congregational Church
Blue Valley Association
Harvard
Harold Bedient
R. EB. Merchant
B. Earle Eaton
Faithful Workers Club
Walter Hoffman
Harold Miller
Cleo Cramer
Lyle Domain
Seth ‘Piper
Cliff Carlson
Edwin Doremus
Donald Newton
Denver
Jay Dee
Martin Baack
Louise Wurtz
Norman Reetz
Baby
Chas
F W Bedient
Jas. Riley
Claude Lantzer
Aurora
C W Beckner
Lantzer
Barry Anderson
Julia Larson
Carl
Anna Eklund
Stromsburg
John Weasel
Minnie Wochner
Lottie Ramsey
York
Maurice Mick
Leo Currens
W. W
Robert Merchant
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