Alliance Odd Fellows Banquet and Installation At Armory
The Alliance Odd Fellows hosted a chicken banquet at the hall Thursday, followed by officer installation and a Hemingford show at the Armory. About 250 guests were served. speakers included D. F. Hiles and S. B. Mitchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alliance Odd Fellows
Hemingford Odd Fellows
Armory
Lloyd C. Thomas
Alliance
Hemingford
D. F. Hiles
Noble Grand
S. B. Mitchell
F. O. Roe
F. W. Hicks
John R. Snyder
E. C. Drake
A. J. May
A. M. Vance
Winnie Uhrig
Alliance Lodge
E. B. Garsby
F. Hiles
H. W. Stille
Baby Shower Honoring Mrs. C H Jones Featured at Mrs Powell
Mrs C E Powell hosted a baby shower for Mrs C H Jones on Thursday afternoon. Guests enjoyed games and refreshments including sandwiches salad pickles fruit jello and cake. Attendees listed Hawkins Cooper Eaton Bee son Wilson Wilson Pyle Rodgers Mohrpan Stockwell Pyle and Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Powell
C. H. Jones
Mesdames Hawkins
Cooper
C. G. Eaton
Frank Beeson
C. L. Wilson
W. M. Wilson
M. W. Pyle
C. C. Rodgers
Kenneth Mohr- Pan Stockwell
C. A. Pyle
C. H Ones
Farewell Party Hosted By Franklin at Toluca Home
Mr and Mrs J E Franklin entertained at their 312 Toluca home on Tuesday evening with a farewell party for Mr and Mrs J L McLaren. The guests played five hundred and whist and Kennth Nelson won high score while Harry Johnson took the free for all. A three course luncheon closed the evening with about eighteen guests present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Franklin
Toluca
J. L. McLaren
Kenneth Nelson
Harry Johnson
Dinners Honor Guests In Midwest Social Round
Mrs. Kenneth B. Nelson hosted a six o'clock dinner at 612 Yellowstone for Mr. and Mrs. John L. McLaren and their party who plan to move to Lead, Dakota. Guests included Harry Nelson and J. B. Franklin, with music and cards to conclude. Mrs. J S Rhein gave a four course dinner for Mrs. E J Rhein of Ravinia South Dakota. Attendees were E J Rhein, Ed Eldred, R C Hoag, Kathryn Kliegi, Avis Joder and Ann Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth B. Nelson
Yellowstone
John L. McLaren
Amr
Lead, D
J. B. Franklin
Harry Nelson
J. S. Rhein
E. J. Rhein
Ravina
S. D
Ed Eldred
R. C. Hoag
Kathryn Kliegi
Avis Joder
Ann Anderson
Mrs Clark to Visit Dorchester and Sioux City Relatives
Mrs R S Clark of Hoffland travels to Dorchester for a week with relatives. She will be joined by her daughter Mrs Guy Klug and then move to Sioux City to visit Mrs Clark's mother Mrs Newton for a few weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. S. Clark
Hoffland
Dorchester
Guy Klug
Sioux City
S. D
Exemptions From Examinations For First Semester
Students with no tardies, limited absences for valid reasons, and all prior exams who average 90 percent or higher with no grade below 50 percent are exempt from semester exams this week. Names listed by grade include third through eighth with teachers' names and student rosters.
Local Notices and Social Updates in Alliance
Mrs F E Holsten returns from Omaha medical care and is reported doing well in hospital with daughter Mrs Marvin Dickenson at her side. East Side Progressive Club sets January 18 meeting for three weeks at Mrs Claussen’s home. Feb 8 gathering confirmed. Mrs Joe Kuhn visits from Keeline Wyoming for dental work with brother Alex Olds of Hemingford. Rural Women’s Club moves Jan 2 meeting to Powell home. Katherine Shriner heads to Lakeside for a short visit with Miss Wilma Mote. Maude Wilcox and Mr and Mrs Thomas Miskimen host dinner. Eileen Ford remains ill but shows some improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Holsten
Omaha
Marvin Dickenson
East Side
Progressive Club
Joe Kuhn
Keeline
Wyo
Alliance
Alex Olds
Hemingford
Thanking Friends for Kindness in Sickness and Death
A family expresses gratitude for the flowers and support shown after the sickness and death of Marvin F. Martin. They especially commend Dr. Lee Farmer and Mrs. Ray Wilkinson and sign on behalf of Joseph E. Farrell and C. H. Rockey families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin F. Martin
Lee Farmer
Ray Wilkinson
Joseph E. Farrell
C. H. Rockey
City Hall School Fourth Grade Class Roster and Honor Rules
The list documents Fourth grade sections with teachers Miss Katherine Jennett and Miss Anna Lind plus numerous students. It notes high school policy granting exam exemptions to students with 90 percent or higher in applicable subjects and lists names excused from all examinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Jennett
Bessie Bacon
Stella Benjamin James Cornu
Odette Hand
Ruth Hopkins
Kathryn Ives
Vivian Jeffers
Sylvia Kemmish
Linville Lyle
Carl Marcum
Hoover McKenzie
Cyril Rodgers
Ernest Smith
Anna _ Lind
Buster Keethler
Charles Rosetta
Dorothy Peterson
Fern Miller
George Fenning
Herbert Minort
Lucille, Young
Margaret Johnson
Pete Stales
Keith Sturgeon
Thelma Thoma
Floyd Burrows
Margaret Marks
Francis Shaughnessy
Margaret Schill
William Hilton
Esther Vanderlas
Lilla Graham
Helen Hawes
Edith Soth
Evelyn Kuhn
Mildred Pate
Paul Thompson
Ruth Hutchinson
Dorothy Hampton
Jewell Price
Rowland A
English Service and Sunday School at Local Church
Sunday afternoon service at 2:90 o clock led by Pastor F. Droegemuller with Sunday school to follow after the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Droegemueller
Christ the Power and Wisdom of God Sermon Notes
The morning sermon centers on Christ the Power and Wisdom of God with an evening chart illustration continuing last week’s presentation. Bible school led by Fremont Wilson aims for near 100 percent attendance as part of a single all day service from ten to noon. Junior orchestra performs at each service and the young people’s meetings at 6:30 grow in numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
God
Bible School
Fremont Wilson
Rrs
Stephen J. Epler
Growing Baptist church seeks pastor and members
The men's Bible class grows as the church plans to reach fifty members before one. Visitors from Seattle note the congregation’s friendliness. Six men and a woman spoke from the pulpit last Sunday. Miss Waldron praised the welcome. Plans for a larger room, new orchestra, and ongoing lay preaching are discussed. The school nears 250. Edgemont purse hints at support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foster
Seattle
Wash
Alliance
Edgemont
John
Unusual Methodist Service With Japanese Speaker
The Methodist church announces a special Sunday with Rev Stato speaking in English after his Japanese wife assists in the service. An evening program features Bishop Bashford in China and films on New Romances in Borneo. Four large memorial windows are taken. one large window and three small ones remain. Floyd Donovan to lead the League with future plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Stato
Siato
Garrett Biblical Institute
Borneo
Fairview
Floyd Donovan
League
Mearl C. Smith
Hobo Bound Over to District Court On Theft Charge
A vagrant named William Stianson was arrested in the Burlington yards Wednesday night. He appeared in county court Thursday on a complaint of entering a Burlington freight car with intent to steal and was bound over to district court. His bond was set at 500 dollars, which he could not meet, and he remained at Sheriff Miller's hostelry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobo
William Stianson
Burlington
RANDOM SHOTS Reflections on reciprocity and cat ancestry
A fragmented column surveys Canadian reciprocity jokes, church reaction, and a science note from Amherst professor emeritus John M. Tyler claiming cats show human ancestry traits. The piece mixes social quips with a provocative science aside and local musings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Tyler
Amherst College
Dressing Debates and Sold Spud Seed Contain Odd Note
A mother-scold over a daughter’s party outfit rivals a tale of a spud grower in Alliance who finds a lost pocket knife in a sack of seed potatoes. The missive invites readers to craft a question from the fragmentary item.
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Daughter
Mother
Alliance
City Council Renames Streets in South Alliance Area
City officials approved renaming streets in South Alliance Belmont addition Duncan's North Side residences Johnston's Hill's Wyoming and Reddish additions to match downtown street names. East and west streets are now numbered, while north and south streets are avenues. Skating at the city park remains fair to good. repeated flooding followed by frost loosened ice and drained. Snow on some walks should be cleared by property owners or agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Alliance
Belmont
Duncan
Johnston
Hill
Wyoming
Reddish
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C. L. Robinson
Kenneth Mohrman
Vogel
Margaret Wagar
Central School
Eunice Burwell
Drusccilla Adams
Dick Beagle
Duane Darling
Marguerite Dunbar
Willie Floth
Richard Fuller
Elizabeth Laing
Elsie McGuire
Carl Mehrhof
Madge Graham
Viola Buelow
Wyletta Cox
Edith Delay
Dorothy Eder
Harriet Gavin
Lucile Hunzicker
Arthur King
Mary Daugherty
Marguerite Timmel
Marie Hutchinson
Robert Reed
May Gillette
Junior Lucas
Nelle Miller
Cleo Routh
Mildred Dale
Marguerite Pahlow
Janice Shelton
Louise Williams
Eunice Dearing
Doris Abbott
Donna Pederson
Dorothy Worley
Norman Barker
Marvin Rockey
Beatrice Forick
Edith Scott
Inez Duncan
Marguerite Rychman
Ruth Nation
June Marshall
Ruth Regan
Marion Peterson
Nolan Fanning
Mildred Hiles
Dorothy Marks
Dixon Grassman
Grace Gahagen
Mary Keiser
Ada Turner
Ada Watwood
Dorothy Armour
Mildred Dedmore
Lillian Fuller
Ellen Mathews
Martha Miller
Beulah Vankirk
Jeanette Mec Connell
James Armour
Harry Beagle
Falln Cole
Arline Dobry
Irene Epler
Stephen Ep
Rural Woman's Club
Lewis Powell
William Neiman
Katherine Shriner
Lakeside
Wilma Mote
Eileen Ford
L. E. Bliss
City Hall School
Emerson School
Inez Jennings
Janee Campbell
Mac Dunning
Millard Foy
Ruth Violet Gibson
Billie Lindeman
Ned Lewis
Loretta Pattalochi
Deloras Redfern
Ruth Rodgers
Leo Schill
Bernard Sitzman
Robert Trabert
Charlie Walker
Helen Wickman
Nettie Donovan
Hazel Anderson
Donald Bicknell
Madelyn Campbell
Emerson Carroll
Clara Covall
Helen Eberly
Chester Fenner
Kenneth
Lutheran Church
Church OF Christ
Bert Laing
Bernan Shaw
America
N. A. Kemmish
Thiel
Thiele
June Moon—Fox
Victor
Victor Records
Daggett & Ramsdall
Herald
William Rhoads
Reuler’s
Denver
Denver Post
Reuler
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