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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1917
Page
2
Merritt Chaffee and Everett Bennett spend holidays with family while Miss Hannah Courant visits in the city. Many locals plan events for New Year including a Firemen’s Dance at the Opera House and Elks Costume Party.
The sermon urges faithful tithing as the basis of proportionate giving and worship. It cites examples from church life and scripture, urging generous cheerful offerings, calls to put God first, and contrasts worldliness with righteousness during the Christmas season.
Judge Tash rushed to issue licenses amid busy week. Sam V. Carr of Alliance wed Lillian F. Furze, a Brower South Dakota schoolteacher, in a Christmas morning ceremony by Rev. J. W. Morris. Bruce J. Perry wed Myrrhall M. Crates near Hemingford with witness Colonel Tom Majors. Roy D. Diamond and Sylvia P. Taylor of Bingham married at Rev. Stephen J. Epler's home with family attendance.
The minister will preach next Lord's day in both services on Looking Ahead and The Church in Jerusalem. A white Christmas program last Sunday evening drew a large sacred gathering with three people offering themselves as a white gift. Bible school meets each Sunday at 10 o'clock for all ages. The mid week meeting is Wednesday night. As the new year nears the church urges renewed loyalty and service to God and the community. A Happy New Year to all from Stephen J. Epler, Minister.
Sunday school at 10 a m worship at 11 a m and 7 30 p m Young People’s Service at 6 30 p m Season ticket holders are reminded of the Redpath Lyceum Course next lecture by Dr Laughter noted as a great Henry Chaplain figure to be held January 12 at the Baptist church.
A biting wartime quotation contrasts stereotypes used to demonize enemies and praise leadership. It claims Americans should blame the Kaiser for harsh, sweeping generalizations about national groups and roles during the conflict.
Mousel Brothers announce a December 18 1917 sale in Cambridge Nebraska featuring 115 high class registered Herefords 75 females 20 calves with mothers and 40 bulls of serviceable age. The event will take place in the new steam heated sale pavilion with illustrated catalogs available upon request Cambridge Neb. 53 8904.
Must be sold at once. Apartment house with about $100 monthly income located in the best part of Antioch. Call or write Capps Antioch Neb 331-8903.
Property listing notes a first class residence at 804 Big Horn Avenue corner Eighth Street. It features five large rooms a bath and a barn.
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