Hemingford Town News Recaps Visits and Births
Miss Ella Moravek arrived from North Platte while Mrs. C. R. Melick shopped in Alliance. Grace Speilman left for a two week visit in Fullerton and eastern towns. Dr. McEwen called to Marsland. A baby boy born April 13, 1918 to Mr. and Mrs. I. E. Barrett. A high school play set for April 19 and the new movie theater opening with a first show last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Speilman
Fullerton
Neb
I. E. Barrett
Alli
A. M. Miller
Local News From Bingham Community
R R Kincaid and L E Ballingers returned from Denver last Thursday. Owing to sickness there were no church services last Sunday. Young people attended a Friday ashby dance. E R Marshall works at the Antioch potash plant. Mrs Marshall remained on the homestead. W W and F M Gilbaughs and Miss Gregory were in Bingham Saturday. Mr and Mrs E Shafenberg started a new business in the Williams building. L E Ballingers new home nears completion. Many sickness cases in town two weeks. M L and R B Kincaid and their mother improving. John Gilbaugh family moved to Fort Collins Colorado. J T Burton and family returned from Lincoln. W E Yake enlisted in the artillery and visits before Fort Logan Colorado.
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Bingham
Notable Bank Arrival Boosts Hillside Hope
The community welcomes the good news that a bank is nearly assured to set up in the hills area. People express respect and support for the venture as part of a noble cause and favorable outlook.
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Ble Fighd
France
Bingham
Revival Services Begin at Baptist Church led by Dr W T Sherrod
Beginning Thursday April 18 at 8 p m revival services will be held at the Baptist church. Led by Dr W T Sherrod evangelist from Ft Worth Texas with a special singer directing the song service. All are invited to join in saving the lost and building Christian character.
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the Baptist Church
W. T. Sherrod
Southern
Evangeliste
Ft. Worth
Texas
Prophecy Talk by Mr Morris on the Kaijser Theme
Third in a series of special talks on prophecy Mr Morris will speak next Sunday morning on Prophecy and the Kaijser. He ponders whether God has a plan for humane liberation and for national governance and whether that plan will prevail over the Kaiser. A vesper service at pm by the Juniors promises novelty and entertainment. all are urged to attend.
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Morris
God
Lutheran Church Calls Patriotism and Prayer for War Time
The Lutheran church urges loyalty to the nation and appeals to Christian faith as war continues. Rev. F Worthman will preach a patriotic sermon next Sunday at 2 p.m., with services open to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Church
F. Worthman
Andrew G. Stoner Buried At Osceola
Andrew Grant Stoner born near Osceola Nebraska on December 7 1874 died at St Joseph hospital Alliance April 12 after an appendectomy He lived in Polk County farmed near Angola and later engaged in stock raising He married Abbie B Carnine September 25 1899 two children Mildred C Maybell and Kenneth C Stoner survive many relatives attended his Alliance service and interment in Osceola Cemetery
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Andrew Grant Stoner
Osceola
Nebraska
St. Joseph Hospital
Alliance
Polk County
Nebra
Angola
Abbie B. Carnine
Mra
Alice E. Stoner
8. C. Stoner
Andrew Stoner
Lincoln
Wallace D. Stoner
Leo Carnine
Allee E. Stoner
Alma A. Dolan
Lillian A. Stoner
Seattl Wash
L. L. Stoner
Angora
C. A. Stoner
S. C. Stoner
C. D. Stoner
Darling
E. L. Case
Seattle
Wash
Clifton Stoner
Concordia
Kans
Andrew Seger
Bert J. Seger
Scottsbluff
A. B. Carnine
Fred Heisner
C. Stoner
Abbie B. Stoner
Kenneth C. Stoner
Mildred C. Maybell
Bruce E. Maybell
Twila B. Carnine
W. D. Stoner
FE. L. Case
Herman Case
R. T. Ely
H A. Glau
Repentance, sin, and the path to salvation
A sermon by Stephen J. Epler of the Church of Christ argues unbelief leads to disobedience and guilt that estranges from God. He cites Hebrews 10 27 and contrasts the wages of sin with the free gift of eternal life through Jesus Christ, urging repentance.
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Jesus Christ
Jacobi
John Howe
Jesus
H. Bonar
Israel
Jonah
Stephen J. Epler
Church of Christ
Griffith Oil Company stockholders annual meeting notice
Notice sets April 25 1918 at 2 30 p m in Deadwood South Dakota for Griffith Oil Company stockholders to elect directors hear reports of the president and board and act on matters brought before the meeting with other business as needed. Dated April 1 1918.
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The
Griffith Oil Company
Deadwood
So. Dak
A. D
Alliance voters approve sewer bond issue in 1918 election
Notice to Alliance residents that on April 2, 1918 a special election approved issuing bonds totaling 7000 dollars for repairing the septic tank and expanding the sewer system. 126 votes cast. 1056 in favor and 21 against, meeting a three fifths majority. City Clerk T. P. Rolfson records the council action on April 8, 1918.
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Alliance
Hex Butte County
Nebraska
City of
City of Alliance
New York City
N. Y
T. P. Rolfson
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Ella Moravek
North Platte, Nebr
Helen Greene
Dr. McEwen
Marsland
O— J. D. Crist
Alliance Sunday
B. A. Shepherd
T. A. Green
Rev
Burleigh
F. B. Davison
Brown
Margaret Green
Jessie Eliott
San Francisco
Denver
K. L. Pierce
W. Pruden
Elmer Schneider
Little Son
B. F. Gilman
Pup'ls
Opera House
Bingham News
R. R. Kincaid
L. E. Ballinges
Ashby
E. R. Marshall
Antioch
Mrs. Marshall
W.W. and
F. M. Gilbaughs
Miss Gregory
E. Shafenberg
Williams
L. E. Ballingers
M. L
John Gilbaugh
Ivan
Bert
Fort Collins
Colorado
J. T. Burton
W. E. Yake
Collast Artillery
Fort Logan
Colo
Prophecy and
Adam
Andrew G. Stoner
Alliance Herald
Minorka Roosters
James Daugherty
CC. E. Bennet
J. A. Keopan Alliance Nebr
Harry Penninger
Nebr
J. M. Tucker
Edgemont
Join Hill
Vaughn's
Herald Office
Cal
Haddorf Music House
Call Herald Office
John R. Snyder
Ford
Chevrolet
C. O. Davenport
Cynthia
Sterling Colo
Drake
Optometrists
Box Butte Ave
F. BE. Reddish
City Mission
CC. C. Worley
Notich
Whistle Creek
Crawford
Harrison
Jack
True Miller
Col. H. P. Coursey
Bart Furman
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