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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1952
Page
6
Hear Representative R. D. Harrison at the Republican rally on U N Day October 24 at 8 PM in Legion Hall Osceola. Mrs Henry Sandell returned Wednesday from visiting her daughter and husband in Shafter California.
Church notices list service times for Hordville Baptist Immanuel Lutheran Polk Baptist Arborville Congregational Swede Plain Polk Evangelical Free and other area churches with morning worship Sunday School and midweek activities. Pastors named include Harry Ratzlaff W Long Floyd Merchant Milton OConnor Clifford A Smith and Paul W Nelson.
Mr and Mrs Robert McKillip and others from Lincoln celebrated Mr Lindburg's birthday at his Willard Lindburg home with dinner and an afternoon group. News reached that Mrs Roy Stouffer underwent surgery in Humansville Missouri. Mrs Olga Graves visited her mother Mrs Hannah Lindahl in Central City Sunday.
Scores of pole bowlers at Stromsburg on October 15 show Lloyd Kroger 133 195 146 for 474, Ralph Fisher 134 151 123 for 408, Grant Johnson 145 149 147 for 441, Harold Kohtz 124 158 176 for 457, Floyd Lyle 136 155 136 for 427.
R C Johnson of Mead will be the guest speaker at the Polk County Farm Bureau annual meeting on Monday evening October 13 at the Lopion fair in Osceola. Ansel Fredrickson, county President, leads the business session with reports board elections and vote on resolutions from three county units. Over a hundred entries race in the Citizenship Contest by the Associated Women of Farm Bureau from elementary grades and rural schools on Why My Parents Should Vote. A standout submission comes from Terry Randell Stromsburg age 9 who notes I am a little fellow but so is the pencil in the voting booth the future depends on how you direct us.
Mr and Mrs Art Ekdahl of Scottsbluff were dinner guests Sunday in the Dave Ekdahl home. Mr and Mrs Carl Smith of Stromsburg were Sunday guests of Mrs Hennie Seymour. Evening callers included Mr and Mrs Elmer Anderson and Dolan Ekdahl of Lincoln. They visited Friday with Mr and Mrs Dave Ekdahl. Mr and Mrs Cass Stimbert of Hastings called on Mr and Mrs H E Warren Sunday afternoon.
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Hanquist express gratitude to friends and relatives for ecards gifts and attendance that made their silver anniversary a joyful day.
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