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Newspaper

Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1941

Page

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Polk County 4-H Members Win Big at State Fair

Polk County 4-H members excel at the State Fair with 26 Home Economics exhibits 6 beef cattle 3 dairy heifers and 10 sheep. Livestock crops and health contests yielded top honors for Mary Ann Staroscik Rita Bernt and others. County teams placed ninth in livestock and fourth in crops among 44 teams. County Health winners Paul Walgren and Maxine Smith represented Polk in state events. The Polk Womans Club met with a program for the year and a lunch served.

Polk County Hi Club Mary Ann Staroscik Osceola Rita Bernt Richard Wyman Silver Creek Raymond Schott Bob Ingalls Shelby Alan Deeter Oscceola Bobby Anderson Stromsburg Paul Anderson Robert Tooker Donald Peterson Robert Baker Paul Walgren Maxine Smith Norman Tooker Glen Buchta Rotstein Helfers Billy Wyman Harold Grossnicklaus Bob Virginia Hughes Stromsburg Bonnie Nordstrom Glennis Lindblade Doris Herbes Doris Hughes Ports Brigham

Local social visits and notices from Polk area

Local residents attended dinners and visits across Meadow Grove Waco Seward Holdrege and nearby towns. The item lists guests including Rev Henry Nierman Rev W Hoffman Misses Beata Martha Merz Mrs Martha Westfall and others. Also notices sales of household effects and plans to relocate to Hastings. A help wanted notice seeks a magazine subscription representative for Polk and surrounding area with company Moore Cottrell Inc. New York.

Henry Nierman Meadow Grove W. Hoffman Waco Beata Martha Merz Seward Carl F. Juergensen Martha Westfall Polson Montana Leonard Marsh Grand Island Westfall Donald Upton Hastings B. J Schultz Fremont Harry Schultz Wampton Polk Harold Schultz Kenneth Samuels Holdrege Mervin Samuels Clarence Rehrs Herman Mawitz Mra Rhine Krank Paul Sagehorn Hampton Robert Kenner Axel Sidwell Henry Lind Lincoln Elmwood Nebr Wantdd Polk and Vicinity United States Aldress Moore-Cottrell, Inc Naples Road North Cohocton New York

Bank Clerks Resignations Lead To Transfers

Max Peterson resigns as assistant cashier at Citizens State Bank after three years to attend state university at Lincoln. He is noted for his likable personality and friendships formed during employment. John Gustafson leaves City Grocery & Market to join the bank and began new duties on Monday.

Max Peterson Citizens State Bank State University At Lincoln Max John Gustafson City Grocery & Market Monay Lillie Lind Shelby Marquette Gilbert Benson Ronnie Hilmer Jones Washington Ndc Elmer Hansfulst Lester Stark Clarence Cash Benedict Hastings Stark Oscar Johnson City Frank G. Snyder Doc Polk Beatrice

Hews From The Churches In City Park Services

Multiple church notices list Sunday evening services in City Park led by Baptist, Free Methodist, Evangelical Free, Lutheran, Polk Methodist, and Swedish Lutheran congregations. Includes Sunday School times, morning worship, Bible study, and upcoming meetings in Hordville and Lincoln conferences.

the Baptist Church Free Methodist Church L. M. Dixon Evangelical Free Church Ivan T. Carlson Charles Ang Fiday Lutheran Church Carl F. Juergengeon Polk Methodst W. Longacre Park Nebraska St. Paul’s Church Lincoln First Baptist Church R M Bailey Theo Larson Miss Schweitzer

American Legion Annual Meeting Scheduled Next Monday

The American Legion will resume activities after a summer break with its annual meeting at the Fire Station next Monday evening. Ex service men are invited and Donald Hahn Polk's representative at Boy's State will report.

American Legion Donald Hahn Polkfs Boy's State

Public Sale Dates For Bodine Estate And Farm Goods

Notices announce a household goods sale for Chas Bodine Estate on Saturday September 20 and a big farm sale on Monday September 22. Watch for sale bills and advertisements next week and see us first for sale bills.

Chas. Bodine Estate Household Ang Big

Vicious hailstorm plagues Hamilton County towns

Heavy rain and hail swept a central state area with 4 inch totals over two days. Hordville endured the worst damage, hail the size of baseballs shattered windows and tore curtains, and livestock losses were reported. County rainfall included Polk 2.63, Shelby 2.65, Stromsburg 0.83, Osceola 2.25, Hordville 3.10 inches.

Hordville Hamilton County Polk Shelby Stromsburg Osceola

Honored on Birthday and Golden Anniversary

Mr and Mrs Walter Green were surprised with a 50th wedding anniversary celebration Sunday evening. About 25 relatives and friends gathered at their home for a social afternoon and lunch. The couple received a lace tablecloth and congratulatory keepsakes.

Walter Green

Arborville Social Roundup Highlights Visits and Club Meeting

Mr and Mrs Grant Johnson and Mr and Mrs L Bowers attended the State Fair. A. H Ram sey home hosted a Sunday dinner for Scow Pick erel Shelby and others. Lincoln trip to visit Homer Ramsey in Veteran's Hospital noted. Jolly Worker's Club ribbons earned at State Fair. Arborville 20th Century Club met at Mrs Walter Green's with 4 visitors and 8 members.

Arborville Way Grant Johnson L. Bowers A. H Ramsey Louis Scow Maxine Pickerel Shelby Lind Bowers Sam Charles George Dorsey Maurice Flick John Wessell Talmage Martin Hoffman Ester Lackey York A. H. Ramsey Lincoln Homer Veteran’s Hospital Jolly Worker's Club Ernest Ratliff Trenton Ted Otte Roy Larson Bradshaw Clarence Kemper B. L. Kemper Aurora C. W. Reckner Arborville Walter Green Polk Daniel Graves

Polk County Defense Board Holds First Courthouse Meeting

The Polk County Defense Board convened at Osceola Courthouse with department heads present. Members, including Walter Berck Enoch Ekstrom Ray Cruise and others, completed a 1942 machinery needs questionnaire and elected officers Robert Taddiken Chair Walter Berck Vice Chair and Ray Cruise Secretary.

Polk County Defense Board Osceola Departments of Agriculture Walter L. Berck FSA Enoch Ekstrom RPA Ray L. Cruise Robert C. Taddiken John M. Staroscik Herman A. Jones AAA I. D. Huston Surplus Marketing Administration W. J. Stead David City Federal Land Bank Ass’n Paul Terry Columbus Ass’n Polk County

Band Closes a Successful Concert Season in City Park

The city band wrapped up its season with a final concert in the park last Sunday afternoon. The 40-piece group, joined by musicians from York Beatrice Aurora Marquette and Wahoo, featured Wilbur Whitacre and Melvin Breiney on solo numbers.

York Beatrice Aurora Marquette Wahoo Wilbur Whitacre Melvin Breiney McNaughton Breiney Heaney James

Farewell Party Honors Keuper Family on Departure

Nearly 100 friends gathered Friday evening to bid farewell to Mr and Mrs R W Keuper and family as they prepare to move to Los Angeles for new employment. A social hour preceded a lunch brought by guests. The Keuper family has lived here thirteen years and made many friends.

R. W. Keuper Los Angeles Kevper

High compression tractor demo and fuel edge offer

An ad promotes the Massey-Harris tractor demonstration to show how high compression engines deliver more power per gallon and reduce crankcase dilution. Willis McMeekin, a Shelby dealer, invites customers to arrange a viewing and test the extra advantage in practice.

Massey-Harris Willis McMeektin Shelby Misa Ruth Meline Chicago Reubin Rockford Harold Carlson Baby Lloyd Hanquist Hordville Elmer Sandberg Clarks Ed Coover Irene Gustafson Stockham Rudolph Gustafson Nettle Peterson Central City Denver P. T Wurtz Hampton Everett Cramer H A. Cramer Sterling Colorado Deat Nelson Everette Cramer Buffalo N. Y Cliff Cramer Victor Johnson Rockford, Ill Margarette Johnson

Open Nebraska pheasant season extended to three weeks

The Nebraska Game Commission extends the pheasant season to three weeks statewide except four southeast counties. Hunting hours run sunrise to 4 PM, with a five bird bag limit and five in possession. Hens not hunted. accidental hens may count. Ducks open Oct 16 to Dec 14 with ten daily ducks, 20 in possession, except redheads and buffleheads at six. Geese share dates with ducks. pigeons and other species have varied seasons.

Nebraska Game Commission Nebraska Johnson Nemaha Game Commission W. H. Lytle The Polk County

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Polk Womans Club C Marvin Fredrickson Paul Strand Swede Plain M. E. Church S. W. Longacre Wielsen E. B. Holmes Alvin Stranberg Arvid Stranberg Points Will Campbell Carl Geo Lynn Schuyler H. M. Campbell Leonard Nelson Alba Samuelson Lloyd Benson Neva H M Benson Omaha H M. Benson Roger Selman Bloomquist John Weburg Fred Anderson Austin Texas E. A. Carlson Seth Chadler Donald Rodine Portland Oregon Lloyd Rodine Luther College Marie Branting Augustana College Rock Island Helen Drickson University of Nebraska Dorothy Erickson Josephine Helms Orval Bjorkman Leslie Nicholson Nebraska Central College Yvonne Stoge Cattle Poland China Farrow John Deere Tractor Mrs Alma Johnson E. R. Brininger Eddie Larson 1St State Bank Sundberg
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