Hastings residents host and visit across towns
Mr and Mrs C F Stouffer of Hastings stayed overnight with Mr and Mrs Clark Stouffer and visited the Ralph Fisher home. Wayne Ramsey and Patty and Mr and Mrs Henry Reed spent ten days with Victor Kerker in Denver and visited Mark Ramsey’s family on the way home in Kansas. Louella Smith of Lincoln visited here last Thursday en route home from the west coast trip.
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C. F. Stouffer
Hastings
Clark Stouffer
Ralph Fisher
Wayne Ramsey
Patty
Henry Reed
Victor Kerker
Denver
Kansas
Mark Ramsey
Louella Smith
Lincoln
West Coast
Polk Chronicle Highlights and Local Births and Marriages
THIRTY YEARS AGO bright eyed baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Oscar Stromberg. J L Stouffer takes early bank post at Polk near Arborville. Raymond Sundberg and Edna Jones wed last week. Willie Bedient and Lela Peterson wed Aug 1 and plan to curtain house with Frank Wilcox farm. All Polk stores close first three afternoons for chautauqua. Edison quip on farmer income tied to bugs and weather. Shirley Ann Peterson marks 5th birthday with 14 guests. Polk to gain gravel roads. Rudolph Gustafson buys Banghart farm 160 acres at 160 per acre. Miss Grayce Stevens revealed as Mrs Lloyd Hahn for 14 months. Nashua June 6 1928 wedding noted. TEN YEARS AGO birth of Joan Demaris to Mr and Mrs Cleo Cramer. Ralph Peterson directs city band in concert. Clarence Larson welcomes baby boy. Crow family news from Polk. Smith Crow of Long Beach marries Helen Larson of Long Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Stromberg
J. L. Stouffer
Arborville
Polk
Stouffer
Raymond Sundberg
Edna Jones
Willie Bedient
Lela Peterson
Frank Wilcox
Edison
Shirley Ann
Cleo Cramer
Joan Demaris
Ralph Peterson
Robert Strickland
Chicago
Clarence Larson
W. J. Kroger
Lloyd
Homer Branting
Hardville
Smith Crow
Long Beach
California
A. K. Crow
Helen Larson
Probate Hearing Set for Willard A. Newton Estate
Notice in Polk County Nebraska that a petition for probate of Willard A. Newton’s estate and appointment of A. Isaacson as Executor is set for September 23, 1949 at 10:00 AM. County Judge L. M. Merrick issues the notice dated August 29, 1949. Public notice appears in the county records. The document also includes unrelated agricultural notes on fish consumption, almond hulls, vibrionic abortion in sheep, and brown trout habits.
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Polk County
Nebraska
Willard A. Newton
A. Isaacson
L. M. Mer
America
Europe
von Behr
German Fisheries Society
Hardville Baptist Church Service Schedule
Rev Etick A Anderson leads 10:00 Bible School and 11:00 Morning Worship. Rev Charles Snyder conducts 10:00 Sunday School and 11:00 Morning Worship with 7:30 Evening Worship. Wal ter Binford events include 11:00 Morning Worship and 8:00 Thursday prayer meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardville Baptist Church
Etick A. Anderson
Charles Snyder
Walter’ Binford
Polk and Swede Plain Methodist Churches
First Quarterly Conference led by Rev. Richard Carlyon on September 7 at 8 00. Swede Plain services Sunday Morning Worship 10 00, Church School 11 00. Polk services 10 00, Church School 11 00, Morning Worship to follow. Arborville Cong Church Rev Earle Satan pastor Floyd Merchant chorister Kenneth Bedient organist 10 00 Sunday School worship 11 30 September 4 Labor Sunday Nehemiah s Busy Day sermonette Shine Inside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul W. Walker
Richard Carlyon
Hastings
Swede Plain
Arborville Cong
Earle
Satan
Floyd Merchant
Kenneth Bedient
Harold Bedient
Nehemiah
First Baptist Church Service Schedule
Paul Lemke pastor at 10 a.m. church school Rena Mae Willits leads worship at 11 a.m. Lord's Supper observed 8 p.m. evening service first of individual services Wednesday 8 p.m. midweek prayer Junior and Adult meetings in the weekly program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Lemke
Rena Mae Willits
Hordville Methodist and Free Church Worship Announcements
Sunday School at Hordville Methodist led by Pastor Nels Pearson with worship at 11 a.m. Free Church in Milford hosts morning worship at 11 a.m. and gospel service at 8 p.m. Bible study and prayer Thursday at 8 p.m. Choir practice follows. Neighbors and relatives visitations noted with local families in Bloomfield, Central City, Plattsmouth, and Hampton.
First Agricultural College Founded at Hohenheim
The World's first agricultural college began in 1818 at Hohenheim Germany, marking a milestone in agricultural education. The institution established by the kingdom of Württemberg fostered scientific farming and rural progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Agricultural College
Agricultural College
Hohenheim
Germany
Pigeons Drink By Suction Among Birds
Pigeons are described as the only birds to drink by suction while other birds carry water in their mouths and toss back their heads to swat. The note mentions a general delay in new auto models due to retooling costs and a trend toward roomier interiors and smoother rides with higher compression engines.
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Bisquick
Pure Food Grocery
J.D
J. D
J. D. Cults
Bot
J. D. Picker
NEW Idea
Wurtz
John Deere Quality Farm Equipment Repairs & Service
Mind Bergest
Capacy Bette
Meat Keeper
Fredrickson Implement Company
United States
Polk Churc
GHU HC A
Immanuel Lutheran Church
C. W. Long
Free Methodist Church
the First Baptist Church
Hordville
Nels Pearson
Evan
Milford B. Olson
Carrie Kohtz
Mabel
Hampton
Bloomfield
Emma’ Ray
Z. F. Myers
Charles Whittemore
Grant Ramage
Central City
E. C. Williams
Mary Ellen
Plattsmouth
Paul Walker
W. C. Seibold
Ruth
Edgar Seibold
David Harum
Oscar Johnson
Mgr
Rialto
John Payne
Gail Russell Sterling Hayden
Gabby Hayes
EL Paso
SUN
MON
Tyrone Power
Reginald Gardiner
Lucile Watson
Aileen Whelan
Fred Astaire
Ginger Rogers
Oscar Levant
Billie Burke
Gale Robbins
the Barkleys
Broadway
Kroger’s Store
Colo
Calif
Utah
Price Thompson
van Camp’s
Willard Adelson
Jimmy
Frank Adelson
Silver Creek
Mrs
Ted Wyman
Union Pacific
Ashland
Childrens Shoes & Oxfords
Rock River
Union Pacific Agent
Union Pacific Railroad
Happy Dekalb Family
Delbert Morris, Bradshaw
Nebr
Edward Chader, Hordville
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