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Newspaper

Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1953

Page

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Two Members Honored At Auxiliary Meeting

The American Legion Auxiliary met at the Legion Hall with 26 members and 3 visitors. Plans included a card party on November 10 a Halloween party for young children and Christmas boxes for servicemen to be packed November 2. Mrs Velma Stephens will present a review of Communist Trail in America inviting guests. County officers with president Lauretta Neuhaus will meet in Polk October 28 for a luncheon. Helen Isaacson and Ella Dahlin received remembrance tokens. Elaine Stromberg spoke on Child Welfare. Hostesses Beverly Bills Hannah Hahn Sally Peterson and Velma Stephens served apple pie ala mode and coffee.

American Legion Auxiliary Legion Hall America Velma Stephens Lauretta Neuhaus Polk Helen Isaacson Ella Dahlin Elaine Stromberg Beverly Bills Hannnah Hahn Sally Peterson

Polk County Teachers Meet Elects New Officers

The Polk County Teachers Association held its first meeting in Stroms on October 7 with two musical numbers. Officers elected for the coming year include Miss Nina Burke as President and John Adams re-elected Treasurer. The next meeting is scheduled for November 23, 1953 at 7 30 P M in Stroms.

Polk County Teachers Association Polk Allen Ziegelbein Bryan Davis H. B. Warren Dora Lockard Dorothy Cahin K. Dellinger John Adams Adams Nina Burke Stromsburs Edith Smith Osceola Vincent Stranberg Dellinger Shelby Wesley Reist Association Stroms

Women’s Club To Write Club History

The Polk Women’s Club met October 6 at the Community Hall with 23 members and two guests. Mrs. Olaf Alfred was named history chairman to document the club’s origins, the assignment noting she has the most experience.

Polk Women’s Club Paul Strand Olaf Alfred Alfred

Dennis Max BaackBorn at Stromsburg Hospital

Dennis Max Baack weighing 6 pounds 12 144 ounces was born to Mr and Mrs Robert Baack on Thursday October 8 at Stromsburg Hospital. The article lists hospital birth details and family names from the community notices.

Dennis Max Robert Baack Stromsburg Hospital

Don Forss Recalls Japan Typhoon Flood Experience

In a letter to his parents Mr and Mrs Adolf Forss Don Forss recounts the September 25 typhoon and flood in Japan. He notes the storm from 1:30 pm to 9:00 pm damaged a shop where he works while his barracks on higher ground escaped. He calls it the worst flood in 51 years and mentions homes lost and some deaths. He serves with the 79th Engineers Field Maintenance Company.

Adolf Forss Don Forss Japan Don 79Th Engineers Field Maintenance Company

Nellie Peterson 90 Dies After Short Illness

Nellie Peterson a longtime resident of the area died Sunday at Stroms burg Hospital after a brief illness. She leaves two daughters Mrs Charles W Jones of O Neill and Mrs Esther Morgan of Polk four sons Leonard of Marquette Dr Arthur of Greeley Colorado and Enoch and Ben of Polk Funeral services were held Tuesday at the Post Baptist Church Rev Elwood Anderson and Rev Harry Ratzlaff officiating Interment in Baptist Cemetery tributes from relatives in Minnesota and local visitors noted in the report.

Peterson Charles W. Jones O'Neill Esther Morgan Polk Leonard Marquette Arthur Greeley Colorado Enoch Ben Post- Baptist Elwood Anderson Harry Ratzlaff Baptist Cemetery

Seven From Polk Tour Co op to Kansas City Refinery Visit

Sixteen members of local co ops chartered a bus for a four day tour to Coffeyville Kansas and Kansas City Missouri. They visited the CCA refinery in Coffeyville and toured fertilizer plant construction in Lawrence, Kansas before continuing discussions in Kansas City. The group met with Howard A. Cowden and heard about coop developments and international coop collaboration. A banquet featured John Miller speaking on fertilizer needs and a World Series TV viewing preceded a trip to the Blues Baseball Stadium.

Midwest Coffeyville Kansas Kinsas City Missouri Kan Consumers Cooperative Association Kansas City Co-Op Ted Lawrence CCA Pickwick Hotel Howard A. Cowden England Scotland Sweden John Miller C&a Blues Baseball Stadium Bob Serve Montreal Canada Ralph Kahler Polk Osceola Stromsburg Ben Berger

Trumbull Couple Wed In Double Ring Ceremony

Miss Delores Ann Kreutz of Harvard and Francis H. Tewell of Polk wed at the Christian Church in Trumbull. The service featured a double ring rite with pastor R G Miller officiating and attendees admiring gladiolus and red roses. The couple will reside on a farm south of Trumbull after a brief honeymoon in the Black Hills.

Christian Church Trumpull Delores Ann Kreutz Harvard Francis H. Tewell Polk R. G. Miller York Doyle Kreutz Elwood Tewell Otto Giesecke Paul O'Donnell Deir Artz Geraldine Krentz Rex Kreutz LaVerne Tewell Dean Artzand Ralph Tewell Robert McWhirter Rugene Kimle Marilyn Wilson Amy Kreutz Trumbull High Scool Tewell Waco High School Toewell Black Hills Trumbull

Local Visits Highlight Community Sunday Gatherings

Jim Reeves was taken to Stromsburg Hospital last week. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Salchow and Carl visited Sunday afternoon at the Gilbert Blase home. Mr. and Mrs. Ilof Ostberg were Sunday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ricker Engstrom of Geneva.

Jim Reeves Stromsburg Ernest Salchow Carl Gilbert Blase Ilof Ostberg Ricker Engstrom Geneva

Baby Contest at Sundbergs Hardware Store Faces Cash Prizes

Folks of Pork and vicinity may enter children up to 12 in a photo contest at Sundbergs Hardware Store offering 750 dollars in cash prizes. A specialist photographer will take portraits Wednesday October 21 from 10:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Entries judged on personality and expression.

Sundberg’s

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GE. A. Walbrandt Denver Stanford Ang Oscar Sundberg Kenneth Stewart Lloyd Kroger Arlene Anderson Linda Eisler Gwen Lindburg Lucille Johnson Nellie Peterson Leo Rock St. Paul Minnesota Dean ‘Myers Max Jones Lloyd Boden Wallace Sandell Earl Watts John Ekatrom Ralph Kabler, Jr B. A Nard B. Johnson Belleville Clarence Scherer Eugene Klingsporn Howard Boden Henry Buresh Dale Lindburg Delores Kreutz Francis Tewell Sundberg
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