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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1920
Page
8
Revival meetings led by Rev Charles Gray draw strong interest with three daily prayers at 10 o clock and a Sunday sermon on Married at 11. There will be a big men’s meeting Sunday at 2 PM and nightly services all week with store and home prayer meetings.
Alliance visitors Thursday were Mr and Mrs Wray Miss Helen Andrews and Miss Frances Potter Mr Pruden Rev A J May and Joe Redman The funeral of Mrs C N Burlew was conducted from the Catholic Church Wednesday at 10 a m A large attendance indicated the number of friends she had The family
A small fire in the Hemingford primary school caused a brief closure with classes resuming Thursday. Omaha barber Mr. Boil arrived on No. 41 and is working at the Butler and Grimes shop. Vern Hucke and Mr. Rohrbaugh are loading spuds this week. Rev. Charles Gray spoke at the high school after holding services at the Methodist church.
Two evening calls Tuesday and Wednesday produced five conversions. Evangelist Gray is praised as a man among men and a friend to people. His sermons are forceful yet plain and unpolished truth, urging timely response to spiritual danger.
A resident of Box Butte county for thirty four years declares candidacy for the democratic nomination as county commissioner from the First district. He states he seeks voters support at the April primary and pledges to serve the county to the best of his ability.
The Mule Creek oil field near Edgemont, Wyoming Nebraska line and Alliance sees rapid activity. Ohio Midwest and Wyoming Northeastern lead rigs after Feb 1919 tests with eleven paying wells and a pipeline to Dakoming. Dewey structure and Antelope flats face shifts as Buck Creek and others adjust leases.
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