Local residents and visitors to York Lincoln and Vancouver
Lynn Lancaster and wife spent Sunday in York visiting relatives. C. A. Frazier of Silver Creek visited H. A. Johnson Monday evening. T. S. Fisher and wife Elmer Knerr and wives motored to the state fair Tuesday. W. A. Refshauge and wife stayed with his brother P. J. and wife in Aurora Monday. T. A. Lundberg and family traveled to Lincoln Saturday afternoon to visit relatives. Henry Hartman and wife left for their new home in Vancouver Washington. McGill Studio advertises finish quality kodak prints at Central City.
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Lynn Lancaster
York
C. A Frazier
Silver Creek
H. A. Johnson
T.S. Fisher
Elmer Knerr
T. A. Lundberg
Bobbie
Lincoln
Henry Hartman
Vancouver
Wash
Polk
Hay for Sale by Peterson and Plessinger
Several tons of good prairie hay offered for sale by Peterson and Plessinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peterson & Plessinger
Poultry Culling Service Offers Guaranteed Work in Polk Neb
C N Peterson of Polk Nebraska advertises poultry culling to help farmers manage flocks. He guarantees satisfactory results at a very reasonable price and provides contact by phone 7812 for inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. N. Peterson Polk
Neb
Strayed Holstein Heifer Calf Near Polk
Strayed calf a Holstein heifer about five months old from roughly two weeks ago, six miles northeast of Polk. Owner can reclaim by proving property and paying for this ad. Contact Frank Hultman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk
Notice to Creditors Estate of Martha O Lewis
Creditors of the estate must file claims by December 10, 1920 and debts paid by September 10, 1921. The county judge will hold sessions at 10 A M on September 10, 1920 November 10, 1920 and December 10, 1920 to receive examine hear and adjust claims duly filed. August 7 1920 F H Ball County Judge
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County
Nebraska
Martha O. Lewis
Said County
F. H. Ball
Mrs Piper and mother depart for Omaha for stay
Mrs S S Piper and her mother left Tuesday morning for Omaha for several days. Many Park residents are driving to the state fair this week. The Progress can hardly keep track of them all. Frank Fossburg returned home from Rochester Minnesota last week where he received medical treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. S
Piper
Mother
Omaha
Frank Fossburg
Rochester
Mirin
Pretty wedding unites Miss Eleonora Joseph and Mr Martin Marohn
Eleonora Joseph and Martin Marohn of Schuyler wed Tuesday at Emmanuel Lutheran church in a 5 PM double ring ceremony led by Rev. Wm. Butzke. Attendants included Misa Etta Marohn, Mrs. Walter Stach, bridesmaids Clara Baeder Dorothy Redeker Adela Butzke Claretta Folken. ushers Ludwig Joseph Otto Marohn Jr. Reception at the bride’s parents. The couple plans a trip Omaha Kansas City Denver and will reside in Schuyler Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleonora Joseph
Martin C. Marohn
Schuyler
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Wm. Butzke
W. J. Joseph
St. Paul
Minnesota
Misa Etta Marohn
Walter Stach
Clara Baeder
Dorothy Redeker
Adela Butzke
Claretta Folken
Herman Marohn
Ludwig Joseph
Otto Marohn Jr
Columbia Roses
Marjorie DeBower
Edgar Joseph
Schuyler, Nebr
Reception and Farewell at Baptist Church for Polk School Faculty
A reception and farewell were held at the Baptist church parlors on Monday evening in honor of the Polk school faculty and the Hartman couple departing for Washington. The program featured organ, violin, saxophone music, a vocal duet, and a mixed quartet, with welcome and closing remarks by local officials and Rev. Neal. Ice cream and cake followed, and Albert Sundberg and wife returned from an Oregon trip reporting a fine visit.
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The
Baptist Church
Polk School
Toz
Hartman
Washington
Williams
Neva
Tressa Hill
Zarah Shafer
Mildred Samuelson
Edwin Lindburg
Mesdames Griffin
McGuffin
Alfred
Lindburg
Neal
Huston
Rev
Mrs Cohagan Hosts for Miss Clara McReynolds
Mrs C E Cohagan entertained a small group of friends in honor of Miss Clara McReynolds last Friday evening. Miss McReynolds departed Saturday for Fairfield and later to St Louis Missouri and Boston for special work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Cohagan
Clara McReynolds
Miss McReynolds
Fairfield
St Louis
Boston
Word to the Wise on Town Car Rules
The Progress urges readers to comply with 1920 license, lights and dimmers, and state traffic laws. Police warn arrests will follow violations of speed and cornering rules, stressing that laws are for safety and a warning is enough.
Baptist Church Notes Sunday Service Schedule
Sunday school at usual hour and 11 A M preaching with baptism. Junior B Y P U at 7 15 P M evening worship. Program includes What It Cost To Be A Sinner topic A Great Miracle and Piano Solo by Naomi Alfred. Script Mark 2 1 2. Hymn 188 opening remarks by Evelyn Lindburg Who were the Four Unknown Helpers Lord Wurtz Faith We Neva Hill closing prayer. Auditorium crowded last Sunday. Lesson Hymn 206 prayer Margaret Graves The Kindness of Jeans Clif special music by the choir and the Misses Samuelson of Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Lindburg
Naomi Alfred
Evelyn Lindburg
Lord Wurtz
Polk Triumphs 9-8 In Ed Johnson Pasture Contest
Polk defeated Wacoball 9-8 Sunday afternoon in Ed Johnson's pasture with Harry Schultz earning major credit for the home team's win after entering the game and sparkplugging the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk
Ed Johnson
Harry Schultz
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Psaer
Cunis
Curtis
Sack Lumber & Coal Co
Peale Ay
Lifer Ube
BANK
NER
Ness
Ki Polk Barber Shop
A. C. Quillen
W.A. Refshauge
P. J
Aurora
Kodak
McGill Studio
Central City
Frank Hultman
D. H. Westfall
M. D
Main Street
Variety Store
F. B. Slusser
Frederick Fous, M. D
Central
W. F. Eckles
First
Nat’l
DR. Jackson
Chiropractor
Stromsburg
C. R. Peterson
R. L. Peterson
W. J. Lewis Auctioneer
Clarks, Neb
Plessinger
Marohn—Joseph
Albert Sundberg
Oregon
H. T. Frazier
Harlan T. Frazier
Baker Steel
Firestone
Bre
Pole Tire & Repair Coo
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