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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1922
Page
5
Alliance clubhouse hosts veterans for a Flag Day observance featuring music by a Scout band, prayers, songs, and tributes. A separate announcement party for Katherine Fletcher and Allen England's upcoming wedding includes Monte Carlo, tea towels, and a two-course luncheon.
The East Site Progressive club met Thursday at Mrs. Ray Garwood's home with assistant hostess Mrs. Perry O'Dell. A small attendance due to linen seison potato planting. Mrs. M. G. Wambaich spoke on Our Duties as Citizens and Mrs. L. J. Schill presented The Tex Situation. Next gathering scheduled at Mrs. KE Garrett's home with hosts Mrs. William Lawrence and Mrs. Clyde Curry.
Mrs. Fred Carlton entertained in honor of Mrs. Gail Prices and Misses Mabel and Exola Worley who left for Boulder to attend a summer school. Mrs. H. A. Johnson won first prize in a Monte Carlo whist game. Doris Goethe of Lincoln visited Mrs. BE. Harris. A two course hunch was served.
Mrs C L Wilson entertained the Noble Band club at her Fourth and Cheyenne home. Miss Bernice Wilson played piano selections to the delight of all. A deli ci ous lunch followed. Miss Daisy Adams and Miss Jean Davis left Alliance for Havelock after visiting. The Adams sisters had just arrived from Chadron where they attended school. W B Barnett returned from California and will join Mrs Barnett in Alliance Saturday.
At the weekly Lions Club luncheon members voted to hold a club picnic on Sunday June 25 in the state park near Chadron. W L O Keefe is chairman of the arrangements committee.
Mrs. George Davis' nephew Archie K Adams, a state university student at Laramie Wyoming, visited Alliance and planned to return home to Sheridan Wyoming. The Benailla campfire girls schedule a food sale at Mallery grocery.
Afternoon at T o elock offers baked articles and ice cream cones with Group 3 in charge. Mr and Mrs Gus Anderson return from Paw Paw Alabama after a visit to Mrs Andersons parents. Mrs L La Smith returns from Rock Falls IL after ten days with Mr Smiths father. Madeline Zediker plans a Los Angeles trip for the cammer with Mrs J A Surprise. Mr and Mrs A F Walker of Phillipsburg Kansas arrive for a short visit with Calvin Walker family.
Attorney FE Meyer and exalted ruler of Alliance lodge No 961 B P O Elks will represent the Alliance lodge at the Nebraska Elks State Convention to be held in Columbine on June 22. The event will feature entertainment and fellowship for members and guests with nineteen lodges from as many Nebraska cities participating. A special exemplification of initiatory ritual by past officers from North Platte and Lincoln lodges will highlight the meeting. James G Mc Farland of Watertown S D chair of the grand lodge judiciary committee presents a large loving cup to the lodge whose officers best exemplify the work. Mr McFarland will attend.
Rotary clubs from 1200 cities and 22 counties gather in Los Angeles for the June 6 to 10 convention. The event promotes a code of ethics and service, urging Rotarians to elevate professional standards and practice fair, moral conduct in business.
The excerpt asserts Rotary's aim to unite society beyond competition, insisting human rights are fundamental and all people deserve equal opportunity in natural resources. It emphasizes education, universality, and the golden rule as core guiding principles.
Fragmentary note reports a person named Leelwer showing friendliness by offering to lend money. The text appears to be a distorted OCR fragment with unclear context and full names. No date or location is clearly stated.
A fragment notes that some Russians remain alive after severe famine with reports of ongoing deprivation and scarce food. It mentions widespread hardship and continued fear of starvation among civilians.
Fragmentary OCR text provides few readable facts about a loafing or record matter with no identifiable people, places, or organizations. The text is too garbled to determine the specific event or outcome for a concise newspaper card.
A fragment from the New York Tribune notes that foreign countries overlook debt reduction by paying a little and claims Russia and other nations are akin to brothers, likening the bond to the James brothers.
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