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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1921
Page
5
The City Library adds This Side of Paradise by a 28 year old Princeton graduate to its shelves and praises its fresh line of thought. The piece promotes raincoat sales, craven netted overcoats, and the positive impact of the Boy Scout movement and Country Club on local life, highlighting ideas and community gains.
A retailer touts a wide range of clothing ideal for golfers offering full suits ready for enthusiasts. The catalog emphasizes fabric quality and style fit aimed at serious players seeking complete attire.
The latest idea of Golf Suits from Ed Price and Company. Visit to see the new made to measure line and get price quotes.
The church holds a meeting with new officers to be published next week and approves a 2000 dollar tentative budget. Next Sunday features Fellowship Day with three services on a full day. Pastor B J Minort invites all members and friends to attend and pledge support.
A notable missionary conference will be held April 21 22 at Alliance Presbyterian Church to mark the annual presbyterial meeting of Box Butte Presbytery women. Dr Claude Mason a Siamese world traveler will be among principal speakers with Mrs D L Johnston and Mrs Hilliker of Omaha also speaking. The program is described as complete and interesting with a spring congregational meeting set for April 13 to review year end work and plan new business. A fellowship night and services including a, 11 am sermon The Majesty of Life, Christian Endeavor at 7 pm and an evening service at 8 o'clock featuring missionary work in Japan with color slides. All invited.
A morning preaching hour discusses how to be missed in service and the evening sermon covers The Foundation of the Church. The note urges 100 percent efficiency and invites 300 present for Sunday with officers teachers and pupils on time. The Endeavor Society aims for seven attendees and devout, punctual meetings.
In reverence a blessing is sought and a church invitation extended by Stephen J Epler Mintoter inviting the community to join for prayer and message.
Next Sunday at 10 40 there will be English services at the Lutheran church on Seventh and Yellowstone with Sunday school at 10 o'clock. Everybody welcome to attend. Pastor F Droegemueller.
J W Guthrie, Alliance agent in this city, was among two men to win honors in Equitable Life's Four Leaf Clover campaign. He returned from Omaha where he attended a conference of agency leaders from Iowa, Colorado and Nebraska with top company executives. The contest rewarded the highest policy numbers over three weeks.
Guthrie and George Cowton of Grand Island tied with twenty one each, while the third man scored twelve. The event showcased a close contest and strong individual performances by the two leaders.
A brief note from the Little Rock Gazette jokes about leap year and advancing women, likening it to mistletoe and suggesting no perturbation among girls. The item also quips that Germany’s only paralysis is in the jet go muscles, referencing Washington Port.
Names of residents and visitors passing through Lakeside include Alva Ash Cody J S Brice Wil Ryland C C Wilson Frank DeFrance Sidney Tew Longacre Win Ryland Nor e Shaffenhure Janes McCord and George DeRowl. Activities mention trips from ranches, business visits, and a ladies aid meeting near the church. The week saw several moves and farm-related activity in the region.
Viva Osborn returns to school after injuries. Local and nearby residents including Mr. and Mrs. Cameron, Longafes, Kirkpatrick, and Dr. and Mrs. Cowles visited Alliance and Lakeside. Garitt and England traveled for official business. George Woodward injured in shop accident and seeks eye care. Maxine Whaley ill, parents report slight improvement after visit to Alliance. community hopes for full recovery.
A Tuscaloosa advertiser promises to buy hogs live or dressed to save farmers transportation costs to Omaha. The message claims significant savings by avoiding double freight and dressing at the source, urging readers to allow them the chance to handle the stock.
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