Immanuel Lutheran Church notices and social news
No services at Immanuel Lutheran next Sunday September 17. Mission Festival at Zion Hampton with sermons by Rev. Fredric Rohde and Rev. Heinitz. Walther League Social September 19 at 8 p m at Ed Klingsporn home. Community visiting and family gatherings described with multiple local names and trips in St Paul and Crete areas.
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Immanuel Lutheran Church
Zion Hampton
Fredric Rohde
Kenesaw
Heinitz
Crete
Walther League Social
Ed Klingsporn
Elmer Wilshusen
Dick Sagehorn
York
C. A. Wilshusen
Walter Stach
St. Paul, Minn
M. L. Johnson
Carl Blase
Will Blase
Gilbert Dnever
Ervin Blase
David
Emil Wilshusen
Kenneth
Annette
Gilbert Roehrs
Bud Person
James
Grandma Stach
Charles
Art Dose
Mrs. Art Dose
Arborville Twentieth Century Club Opens Fall Series
The Arborville Twentieth Century Club opened its fall meetings at president Mrs R E Merchant residence with six members and four visitors. Nina Seng reported on the State Convention of Women’s Club and described Boys Town. Refreshments followed the business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arborville Twentieth Century Club
R. E. Merchant
Nina Seng
McCool
Womens’ Club
Polk Boquet Honors Local Craft Shop Pioneer
This week’s bouquet at Polk celebrates Mrs. Clifford Cramer starting a craft and gift shop in Polk. Iva Cramer, a Polk native and former Stromsburg resident, is praised for community service, leadership roles, and a recent 6000 mile trip. The piece notes her background, travels, and plans to offer handmade items and California ceramics.
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Polk
Om Boquet
Clifford Cramer
Iva
California
Stromsburg
Cliff
Woman's Club
Rebekah Lodge
Noble Grand
Cramers
Nebraska
Community Thanks For Generous Fund Support
The note expresses gratitude to all donors to the fund and specifically thanks Mrs. H Johnson, Mrs. Vergil Floodman, Van Bush, and Milton Anderson for their generosity. Wayne and Doris Lindholm extend their appreciation.
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H_ # Johnson
Vergil Floodman
van Bush
Milton Anderson
Wayne
Doris Lindholm
Early Horse About Size Of Deer Scientist Says
The modern horse owes its long teeth and appearance to ancestral diets over 35 million years. R A Stirton, associate professor of paleontology at UC, explains Parahippus in North America ate soft plants before a flood plain with dry grasses shifted chewing needs.
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R. A. Stirton
University of California
North America
Great Plains
Stirton
Civil Rule Plan Heralds Guam's Second Big Chance
The plan to shift Guam from naval to civilian control by July 1, 1950 marks the island's second major postwar transition. Guam's development includes two permanent airfields, Port Apra harbor with space for over 40 ships, submarine pens, dry docks, and four-lane roads reshaping its role as a supply base for Okinawa and Japan.
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Guam
Naval
Marianas
Japan
Port Apra
United States
Far East
Pearl Harbor
Okinawa
Benjamin Franklin’s role in shaping early Philadelphia
Franklin helped build a growing Philadelphia with paved streets lighting and street cleaning. He organized the first fire company reformed the police and established the first library academy and hospital. He championed city planning and fire prevention through civic letters and his Gazette publication.
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Benjamin Franklin
Philadelphia
Franklin
Boston
the Gazette
Variety Meats Stretch Budget in Home Cooking
Homemakers use variety meats to stretch the meat dollar as they cost less than muscle meats. A serving for an adult is about a half pound for roasts and four to six ounces for children, varying by age. Boned roasts and related cuts require roughly half these amounts.
Treatment for raising garment nap with woolen cloth
A method describes using winter weight woolens from Presa WoolensPresz. Cut a 15 by 34 inch woolen section free from seams and sew to a cotton piece of equal size. Wet the cotton, lay wool against the garment cover, press. Steam is held by the wool to raise the nap.
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Presz
Reception for Polk Schools teachers at First Baptist Church
Tonight at 8 p m the First Baptist Church hosts a reception in the church parlors honoring Polk Schools teachers. Also, Baptist young people's society met with Rev and Mrs Anderson electing officers Retha Creech president LaVonne Lyle vice president Maribelle Lyle secretary Dorothy Whitacre treasurer and sponsors Mr and Mrs Wallace Sandell. Members enjoyed games chorus singing and refreshments after.
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First Baptist Church
Polk
Baptist Young People's Society
Anderson
Retha Creech
LaVonne Lyle
Maribelle Lyle
Dorothy Whitacre
Wallace Sandell
Card of Thanks From Fred Johnson
To my many relatives and friends who so kindly remember me with cards flowers and visits during my illness I give my sincere thanks and appreciation.
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Fred Johnson
Notice to Creditors Polk County Nebraska 1950
In the Matter of the estate of Herman G Brauer deceased creditors will file claims by December 22 1950 and attend a hearing December 23 1950 in the Polk County Court at the Court Room. L M Merrick County Judge dated August 25 1950. Aug 31 Sept 7 14 Polk er and Mrs Marvin Fredrick son and Janie were guests Sunday of Mr and Mrs Paul Strand and Carlyn.
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John Rathie
Lester Rohde
Art Dose
Daniel Collett
Martin Smith
Wm. Collett
Walter Stach
St. Paul
Minn
Otto Wilshusen
Carl Waak
Henry Schulz
M. L. Johnson and Sons
Joe Johnson
Hulda Stach
Martin Baack
Art Kohtz
Emil Wilshusen
Annette
Elmer Wilshusen
Scheerman
Raymond Ortegren
Herb Mundt
Ruth
Henry Mundt
Carl Blase
Germeroth
Loren
Phillips
Wayne Ramsey
Henry Reeb
Will Garling
Central City
M. L. Johnson and
Grandma Stach
Wm. Myer
Omaha
University Hospital
Raymond Stunkel
Frank Scheapler
Delta
St. Paul, Minn
Denver
Lloyd van Hausen
Alvin Smith
Wm Collett
Bradshaw
Clyde Carmel
Aurora
Edgar Nielson
Marquette
Anna Ehn
Donald
Norman Erickson
Evelyn Erickson
Marius Andersen
Wes Ratliff
York
Johnny Fitzpatrick
Harvey Waber
Jimmy
Elmer Knerr
Towell
Chappell
John Bills
C E Knapp
Benedict
Fred Carlson
Seth Piper
Rodney Piper
Addie Piper
Leroy Bills
Panama City
Florida
Jones Bills
Grand Island
Marion Harvey
Broken Bow
Piper Home
Owen Bedient
Charles Bittinger
Elaine Klingsporn
Myrtle Ehn
Fitzpatrick
Jack Newton
Hastings
Dave Peters
John Wochner
Lincoln
A. A. Allison
Oscar Allison
Stromsburg
Lloyd Perkins
Polk County
Nebraska
Herman G. Brauer
L. M. Merrick
Seal
Polk
Marvin Fredrickson
Janie
Paul Strand
Carlyn
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IAC
LEE
Hess
Rexall Store
Polk, Nebraska
North Blue News
Polt Progress
Perry N. Sapp
Postoffice
Congress
I.T. Stanton
North Side Square
Dick Merrick
Thomas E. Nelson
Optometrist
16Th Street
Federal Land Bank Way
Alvin M. Grubaugh
Nail Farm Loan Association
Osceola
Osceola Implement Service Company
Clarence Carlson
Paul Monson
Clarence Bolton
Hampshire
Maurice Newcomer
Joyce Klingsporn
Annette Wilshusen
E. B. Klingsporn
Carl Mundt
Orville Roehrs
Alfred Wahl
Edd Dobberstein
Glenn
Paul Budnick
Hampton
E. P. Modrow
Ward
Ben Hur
Sundberg
Arborville Way
Twentieth Century Club
Wedesday
Theodore Otte
George Otte
Denison
Iowa
Roy Glasser
Junior Glasser
Charles Norquest
McCool Lutheran Church
Ester Lackey
Frank Bennett
Fremont
Duane Allison
Theodore Otie
Agvall Torell
Ted Janky
Harry Nelson
Gordon Carlson
Claus Uppery
Claus Oberg
Rae Jean
Art Samuelson
Nettie Carlson
Merle Reading
And
Mirs
Harold Schleiger
Bill Kead
Ing
Everett Cramer
Monty
Butch Mills
Fullerton
Sam Kamona
Lloyd Durell
J. C Rust, Jr
Teresa Dianne
Stromsburg Hospital
Frank Norquest
Charles Norquests
Jim Glasser
Stanley Peterson
Louis Starx
Herbert Fedient
Fred Bedient
Engbert Larsen
Cordova
Mavius Andersen
Stromberg’s
Talberts
Bruce
Malaga
SWIFT
Goodyear
Colsey
Fredrickson
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