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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1922
Page
3
Divine services in English Sunday afternoon at 2 30 with Sunday school after. Sermon topic Why Do We Adhere to the Doctrine of the Holy Trinity Come and worship with us Pastor F Droegemueller
Last Sunday saw record attendance at Bible school and a strong evening crowd for Children's Day. A morning school photo was postponed due to Mr. Van Graven's absence. The sermons titled The Lord's Day and The Message of the Early Church aim to guide, with Mr. Charles Dingey set to sing Calvary. Key dates include the Fundamentals Conference at Chadron in June 2025 and the Nebraska State Convention at Bethany June 26 to 30.
Sunday marks Children’s Day with a 10 o’clock Sunday school featuring four Cradle Roll classes in Freshman to Senior garb. The Cradle Roll program lists multiple recitations readings and songs led by named participants. An 11 o’clock address and baptism for small children follow, with baptism by request. An evening program is planned at 5 o’clock. Next Tuesday hosts a volleyball tournament in the gymnasium benefiting new gear. admission is 10 to 15 cents for six-class involvement.
This week marks a solemn period as Pastor J E Steggs is translated to the better world after a winter illness. He died peacefully at 8 o clock yesterday morning surrounded by family. The church urges men to attend next Sunday and notes a baseball challenge between B Y P U and the men's class as part of a lively Assocational year close.
An Eastern college graduate working in a Michigan lumber camp learns hard work from an old lumberman. After an hour at the saw the veteran warns Sonny to stop scraping his feet, urging steadier balance as the door to peace in Ireland appears more an exit than an entrance.
Congressman C F Reavis resigns effective June 4 to join Attorney General Daughertys team prosecuting war frauds. A special election is expected to be deferred to the November general election for economy, leaving the seat vacant for months before the 1923 term.
Mrs George Kuhr aged 72 fell into a cistern and clutched a pipe to keep her head above water for hours. She was found near exhaustion by Miss Lulu Bramlett who summoned help and freed her from the cistern.
Mrs. A Shotwell will prosecute Eugene Bryant a Nebraska poison pen writer despite experts calling him irresponsible His father County Judge Bryant of Hartington Nebraska will defend the youth described as a shell shocked war victim.
Scottsbluff has completed eight new courts for the Scottebluff Tennis Association as it prepares for the Western Nebraska Tennis Association annual tournament in August. The city tournament is scheduled for June.
Olga Loken of Albion, daughter of Mr and Mrs John M Loken, graduates from Albion High School with perfect attendance over twelve years. She completed the commercial course and kept a full set of books for her father this past year while maintaining commendable studies.
Louis Filley of Benson fled from Federal Judge Woodrough’s courtroom on Monday after being sentenced to three years at Leavenworth for possession of narcotics. A note from Filley to the judge said he would report to Leavenworth or county jail soon. officers searched his parents’ Benson home but found no trace of him.
Franklin farmers forecast the heaviest alfalfa crop in years with good yields possible if favorable weather continues. Wheat is fair though some fields are thin and weedy. Corn growth has been slowed by rain, but recent days show rapid advancement.
Policyholders vote to dissolve Cedar county Farmers Mutual Insurance. Ben Peters of the Farmers Union Co operative Insurance Co of Nebraska attends the meeting and appoints new agents. Many policies expired June 1 and farmers preferred not to renew with the mutual plan, switching to other mutual insurers.
Police remain unable to trace the thieves who disappeared with hogs, with investigators speculating the animals were loaded into trucks and taken from the site.
The $550 million federal aid, paired with state funds, aims to construct about 46 000 miles of road, per the Bureau of Public Roads. As of April 30, 16 375 miles were complete, with 110 miles under construction at about 62 percent, and more funds shifted to ongoing and new projects for the season.
About sixty head of spring hogs were stolen from Byron Brigham’s Tamora feed yards on Wednesday night. Officers have been investigating the case, but so far have few leads.
The text notes an 8200 mile highway program and projected monthly funds of 12 million in March and 6.7 million in April. It states now is the best time to negotiate farm loans and reports a farm loan association lowering interest to five and a half percent. D E Purinton Route 1 Alliance appears as contact.
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