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Newspaper

Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1948

Page

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Student Robert Scholz Dies of Polio in Lincoln

Robert Scholz 20, Osceola native and University of Nebraska junior, died Saturday October 9 after a ten day Polio illness at Orthopedic Hospital Lincoln. Survived by parents Mr and Mrs Martin Scholz and brother Raymond. Private services held October 13 at Kepner Funeral Home Osceola cemetery interment.

Robert Scholz Martin Scholz Lincoln Robert University of Nebraska Osceola Raymond Kepner

Farmers Day planned by Polk County Extension group

The Crop Improvement Association set plans for mid winter Farmers Day in the 4-H building after their September 30 meeting. An all day program will feature specialists. Raymond Kepner of the Osceola Chamber of Commerce spoke of cooperative promotion. The 1949 Food Train from Nebraska will be known as the goodwill train.

Crop Improvement Association Raymond Kepner Osceola Chamber of Commierce Nebraska Weeting Genoa Swede Plains Rural America 4-H Ak-Sar- Ben Ak-Sar-Ben

Weekend guests visit Dalvid City and Omaha hospital

Mr and Mrs Marvin Branting and Leslie were guests in the Carl Wilson home in Da vid City. Mrs Harvey Lind and her brother Edwin Anderson of Stromsburg went to Omaha to be with Mrs Anderson who underwent an operation at Clarkson hospital. They returned home Thursday.

Marvin Branting Leslie Carl Wilson David City Harvey Lind Edwin Anderson Stromsburg Omaha Anderson Clarkson Hospital

Commodity Credit loans and purchases set for 1948 corn in Polk County

The Commodity Credit Corporation announces price support for 1948 corn at 1.35 dollars per bushel in Polk County. Loans and purchases run through June 30, 1949 with on demand maturity no later than September 1, 1949. Corn must grade No. 3 or better, moisture limits by crib size, and shelled corn under 13.5 percent moisture. Delivery in Sept 1949. purchase agreement required by June 30 1949 with 0.5 cent per bushel fee.

Commodity Credit Corporation Polk County AAA

VFW Auxiliary Lends Hospital Beds and Wheel Chair

The VFW Auxiliary offers two hospital beds and a wheelchair for loan at no charge funded by the Capper's Weekly subscription drive. Inquiries may be directed to Mrs. Iva W. Ready at the Headlight office in Stromsburg or by calling Mrs. Harry Kreis.

VFW Capper Iva W Stromsburg Harry Kreis

Social Security Expert Schedules Outreach in David City and York

Joseph S. Sewall urges any seeking Social Security information to meet a SSA representative at the David City Post Office at 10 30 a m October 20 1944 and at York Post Office at 9 00 a m October 21 1948 The program offers death benefits for survivors and retirement benefits for those over a certain age He notes that on average one in eight retirement applicants loses payments by delaying contact with SSA.

Social Security Administration David City York Joseph S. Sewall

Two Public Sales Set This Week in Polk and Stromsburg

The Peterson and Drinkall sale is scheduled for October 13 at the Larson Brothers property in Polk two blocks west of Main Street and a half block north. Harold L. Covey will hold a public sale on Saturday October 23 at 2% blocks east and one block south of the southeast corner of Stromsburg square, with household goods and tools starting at 12 30.

Peterson and Drinkall Larson Brothers Polk Main Street Harold L. Covey Stromsburg

Mid Nebraska District Lodge Meet At Polk

Polk hosts IOOF Lodge No 328 district gathering on Thursday evening October 7 with a business session School of Instruction and open meeting. Grand Master Bussey and Mrs Bussey York and others attend along with Rebekah members from Osceola Shelby Central City Ris ing City Schuyler York. Seven candidates receive Grand Lodge Degree.

Viking Lodge No. 328 IOOF Mid-Nebraska Polk Bussey Omaha Spencer York Nall Nellie, Downey Rebekah Assembly of Nebraska Edith Lancaster Rebekahs Osceola Shelby Central City Rising City Schuyler Florence Shockey Kenneth Bedient Chiff Cramer Mel Hill Downey Lancaster Grand Lodge Rainbow Rebekah Lodge No. 382

Sunday Visitors and Local Family Gatherings

Community residents hosted relatives and friends for dinners and visits including Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ely and others at Aurora on Thursday. Several families, such as the Wilshusen Ziegelbein and Dose clans, were noted as Sunday guests of Mrs. Minnie Smith and Marie.

Walter Ely Aurora Long Elmer Wilshusen Will Ziegelbein Art Dose Minnie Smith Marie Roy Glasser, Jr Beverley Jean Stromsburg Hospital Gerald Stevens Lloyd van Housen Clem Meerkatz

Peterson-Appleton Wedding in Stromsburg Baptist Church

Dorothy Jean Peterson daughter of Stromsburg couple wed Wendell Appleton son of Anna Appleton in a Oct 1 1948 ceremony at Stromsburg Baptist Church officiated by Rev Grant Van Boeing and Pastor W G Holmberg. The couple left for Colorado Springs after a reception with 160 relatives and friends.

Dorothy Jean Peterson Emily Peterson Stromsburg Wendell Appleton Anna Appleton Stromsburg Baptist Church Grant van Boeing W. G. Holmberg The Baptist Church Elaine Swanson Laura Rae Larson Potter Delwin Rudeen Jeanmine Heck

Local residents attend visits and travel updates

Mrs. Laura Rydberg left for Orange California after a ten day stay with her sister-in-law Mrs. A F Nordberg. John Dahlgren traveled to Creighton and then Duluth Minnesota after seven weeks with his parents recovering from a fractured leg. Several residents attended an A E A meeting in Topeka Kansas. Families visited hospitals in Omaha and Denver with ongoing medical plans.

Laura Rydberg Orange Calif A. F. Nordberg John Dahlgren Creighton Duluth Minnesota Floyd Dahlgren Willard Anderson George Bone M. G. Lindburg Polk Nellie Benson Silver Creek Johnson W. G. Herrmann Wesley Koehler Osceola

Polk Cubs Fall 0 39 as Clarks Rides Strong Offense

Clarks football team crushed Polk 39 to 0 with a 65 yard opening touchdown and multiple scoring runs. Polk managed a brief first quarter bid on two long passes but failed to reach the end zone. Osceola visits Polk next Friday at 8:00 p.m. as Polk seeks a rebound in the rivalry game.

Polk Cubs Wilting Clarks Polk Polk Boys Long Burdette Flodman George “Scooter Scott Duane Sterner Cornhuskers Colorado Darrell Shostrom Flodman Kahler Osceola Bulldogs Cubs Osceola

Winners in Picture Contest Announced

The Progress and Waltz Studio of Des Moines announce winners in Polk contest. First Allan Neuhaus, second Alice Marie and Robert Allen Janky, third Patty Jane Ramsey, fourth Connie Lee Hoffman. Halftone pictures arriving will be published. parents may claim photos at The Progress office.

Polk Progress Waltz Studio Des Moines Allan Neuhaus Alice Marie Robert Allen Janky Patty Jane Ramsey Connie Lee Hoffman Progress Office

Families Gather for Sunday Dinners in Stromsburg Area

York residents Mr and Mrs Henry Fillman and sons joined Benedict couple Mr and Mrs Henry Seymour with Mrs Hennie Seymour and John Adel son and Mrs Hattie Newman for Sunday dinner at Stromsburg in the Burke home. Silver Creek couple Mr and Mrs Ted Wyman and Mrs Pearl Jack attended Sunday afternoon lunch at Frank Adelson's home. Rev and Mrs A C Bates were dinner guests last Sunday at Mrs Hennie Seymour's home.

Charles Norquest Frank Scheapler Martin Baack Pete Schrader E. M. Cramer Wayne Lindholm Hillis Sterner Galen Sondra Peterson Stanley Peterson Floyd Merchant Merna R. E. Merchant Robert Merchant Howard Smith Walter Ely Aurora Charles Burgess Pennsylvania C. Morris Betty Lauren Calhoun Benedict Eli Johnson Stromsburg Lee Morris Sid Crow Lloyd van Housen Martin Smith Minnie Smith Marie Lester Rhode Hampton Dolan Rex Hancock Mervin Branting Mary Lanning Hospital Hastings Earle Eaton Mary Blair Raymond Jenkins York Edward Recknor C. W. Recknor H. J. Bedient Owen Bedient Eldon Anderson Paul Norquest Maurice Miller Sandra John Wall Willard Klowan Farnum Schrader Baby Delvin Newton Arlos Moomey Oakland Calif George Otte Mr. Newton Otte Fred Gile Lake Geneva Wisconsin T. D. Otte Sr John Smith Ashton F. E. Merchant Iillis Sterner Henry Fillman Bill Barry Osceola Jerold Ruzicka Leonard Jisa Joe McMahon Central City Bob Lindahl Roy Nelson Clarks Willard Adelson Jimmie Hennie Seymour John Adelson Frank Adelson Harvey Lind Marilyn Phillip Johnson Lois Grand Island Elmer Garner Robert Strickland Lloyd Kroger Vergil Ki

Polk High Band Performs Amid Harvest of Harmony Events

Polk High Band workers practiced through rain for football games and the Harvest of Harmony. Red Cloud won Class C, while Polk’s performance impressed audiences at Clarks and Grand Island events. Local families visited gatherings as Haberman photographed seniors.

Polk High Band Polk High Red Cloud Pollet Nebraska

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