Beaver Crossing couple welcome baby girl
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Wefer of Beaver Crossing are proud parents of a baby girl born Friday October 14. The mother and child are cared for at the home of Mrs. August Nelson. Nearby visits included Mrs. S. S. Piper and Mrs. Ida Godown of Broken Bow with Mrs. John Seymour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Wefer
Beaver Crossing
Wefer
August Nelson
S. S. Piper
Ida Godown
Broken Bow
John Seymour
C. H. Smith
Fred Shockey
Arborville
Joe Granere
York
Hjalmar Shostrom
A. W. Shafer
Peggy McGinnis
Bill Priest
Omaha
John Preston
Benedict
Morris Sundberg
Minnie White
Iowa
Points
Minnesota
Willard Adelson
Frank Adelson
Ramsey Nelson
Clarks
T . Nelson
Audubon
Charles Evans
Husband Mrose
Chas Johnso
Bremerton
Washington
John A and Brothers
V J. Walter
Harry
Nora
Walter Johnson
Central City
Oscar Sundberg
Aurora
Country Club
A E Swanson
C. H Lindburg
A. E Swanson
Local Socials and Visits Round Hordville Community
A roundup of neighbors visiting and hosting in Hordville and surrounding areas. Mrs Minnie Nicholson spent Sunday at the J E Benson home. several families including Orendorffs, Stevens, Petersons, Kingsleys, Lyles and Fischers shared meals and visits in town and nearby farms. Mrs Mary Louise Peterson passed away after relatives were summoned to Lincoln. M E Ladies Aid plans church gathering with listed hostesses and leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Nicholson
J. E. Benson
Hordville
L C Orendorff
Shirley Stevens
Andy Anderson
C R. Peterson
R L Peterson
Lincoln
Mary Louise Peterson
Peterson
Walter Kingsley
Clarks
Ray Peterson
Floyd Lyle
Hugh Turner
D. N. Carlson
Bud
Fremont
C N. Peterson
Oscar Sundberg
Charles Eckles
Gresham
M. E. Ladies Aid
P. J. Garten
W. J. Semson
Clarence Peterson
Paul Strand
F. W. Davis
E. E. Pengelly
Ed Nelson
H. G. Brauer
Fred Hartje
Tillie Menenga
Bill Brauer
Crete
Sam Wall
Barthold Baack
Wampton
Leo Wurtz
Coila
Martha Fisher
York
Mark Ramsey
Kearney State Teachers College
A. H. Ramsey
Harvey Pickrel
McCool
Robert Merchant
Polk Falls to David City in Friday Football Clash
Polk footballers were edged 14 to 7 by David City last Friday in a tight game. The column also notes community visits, farming updates, and local events including club meetings and family gatherings around Polk.
Bert E. Smith buys farm goods in York Nebraska
Farmers urged to bring cream eggs poultry wool to Bert E. Smith in York Nebraska. He offers higher prices and will buy groceries feeds flour and sugar at lower rates, inviting customers to call for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert E. Smith
York
Nebr
J B Williams Physician Surgeon Hours and Contacts
Office hours are 9 to 12 a.m. and 2 to 5 p.m. Contact numbers are office 157w2 and residence 127w3.
Polk Village Board Proceedings 1938 Polk Nebraska
Official proceedings from February March and April 1938 detail village meetings in Polk. Treasurers reports and light and water commission results are recorded. Listed are bills against the village from Iowa Nebraska Light Power Lincoln Telephone Korsmeyer Company and others, with warrants authorized and the board adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk
Nebraska
Board of Trustees
Light and Water Commissioner
Iowa-Nebraska Ligh Power Company
Lincoln Telephone Company
Albert Peterson Fe
F. Nelson
Ed Larson
Davis Pharmacy
Polk Progress
Lincoln Book Store
Phillips 66
Gust Westlund
Viking Hall Building Fund
R. J Allison
Ralph Upton
J E. McDaniel
The
Korsmeyer Company
Hugh Turner
C Steele
Sundberg & Son
First Trust Company
W C Steele
Pork
Adam Deuker
A. W. Shafer
T.S. Fiar
G Jack
Iowa-Nebraska
Ght and Power Company
Lincoln Telephone and Telegraph Company
Fredrickson Imp Co
Strand Lumber Co
Harold Schultz
P T Wurtz
Farmers Union (1) Co
Don Newton
Wm Allison
J. E
A. Isaacson
Paul Wurtz
Charles Carlson
Glen Hill
Polk County
Oscar Sundberg
Frank Davis
Iowa Nebraska Light and Power Company
Gust Westland
Farmers Oil Company
Doris McCoy
Jack Stanton
J. E. McDaniel
W. Allison
Hillips
Farmers Grain Company
Notice to Contractors for Guards Rail at Stromsburg Shell y
Sealed bids will be received in Lincoln Nebraska by October 27 1938 for guard rail and incidental work on Federal Aid Projects Nos 29 and 143 F. Plans and specs available at Osceola County Clerk or Lincoln office. Bids receive 100 percent bond and a $100 certified check as good faith. Minimum wage 55 cents hour skilled 45 cents intermediate 35 cents unskilled. Right to waive technicalities and reject bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Roads and Irrigation
State House
Lincoln
Nebraska
Stromsburg
Osceola
Department of Roads and Irrigagation
A. C. Tilley
John I. Anderson
Polk County
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rexell
Rex? Drug Store
Phil B. Campbell
Campbell
State of
Harry R. Swanson
John G. Ehn
L. M. Merrick
Seal
Ray Thomas
Polk, Hamilton and
Clay Counties
Howard W. Herbes
Polk, Nebraska
Congress
David City
C C Snodgrass
Little Son
D H Westfall
Margaret Stouffer
L. Stoufer
S. Fisher
Martin
Murphy
Grand Island
Lynn Horrocks
A. W Shafer
Raymond Botitum
Maxine
Harry Shafer
Kermit
J. Beaver
Adams
Orville
Chicago
Sundberg
Henry
Harold Reeb
E. A. Sodergren
Bertrand
Reeb
Pete Shostrom
Dana Shostrom
Henry Shostrom
Robert Shostrom
Albert Hult
LaVina
Genoa
American Legion Auxiliary
Oscar .Sundberg
Dorothy Green
C. R. Peterson
Ellen Bay
Horstman
E. Peterson
W. P. Miller
Orlie Miller
Floyd Miller
Edward
Theo. Larson
J. W. Nelson
Bernice Stevens
J. B. Williams
M. DO
the Village Board
R. J. Allison Village
Mickey Rooney
Judy Garland
Lewis Stone In
Andy Hardy
Thur-Fri
Jean Arthur James Stewart
Lionel Barrymore In
Alice Faye Tyron Power
Don Ameche IN
Alexander
Muse Theatre
Progress Office
Rialto
Pat O’brian
Kay Francis
Pat
Kay
James Cagney
Marie Wilson
Pat O'Brian
Jimmy
Floyd Gibbons
Jemima
Is. Deg
City
Lloyd Stromberg
Sundberg’s Polk
Raymond Branting
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