Teachers Program Outlines Sessions At County Meet
A multi section teachers meeting outlines Friday programs at high school and rural schools. Key speakers include G F Liebendorfer Lincoln state superintendent C M Matheny Scottsbluff W L Raper Scottsbluff and Ada Haldeman Gering. Topics cover curriculum motivation rural education and home economics with group round tables and music sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Matzen
Lincoln
C. M. Matheny
Scottsbluff
W. L. Raper
Ella MclIntyre
Pring Pe
Presbyterian Church
Box Butte
Ella McIntyre
Jeanette McConnell
Alliance
Elizabeth Braddock
Chadron
Ayata Vedde
Bayard
Ripley
Gering
Ada Haldeman
Opal Russell
E. F. Kelley
Bridgeport
Rachel McElroy
Kimball
Edna Rincker
Retta Brown
Chappell
Niobrara Streets
Ethel Delzell
Chadron State Normal Faculty
Margaret Fedde
Personal notices from the region include travel and health updates
Perley I. Beach left for Omaha Sunday night. Mrs. Cliff Kerr is taking an extended trip through the east. Mrs. Jay Duncan expects her mother from Omaha this week. Chanley Pyle, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Pyle, has measles. Mrs. James Carmody visits her brother Orville Wright at Bayard. Mrs. Gus Appleburg of Scottsbluff visits the Wm. Neiman home. Harry Thiele returns from a Denver business trip. Elmer Wills comes back from Beardstown Illinois. Miss Glenn Mounts returns from Kansas City. Mrs. Lillian Coyner returns from Interior South Dakota. Mrs. Jora Lewis underwent a slight operation at the focal hospital Monday and is improving. John Davis returns from Kansas City after attending a railroad union convention. Mrs. Clifford Horner of Marsland had an operation at St. Joseph hospital Saturday and is progressing well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perley I. Beach
Omaha
Cliff Kerr
Jay Duncan
Chanley Pyle
C. E. Pyle
James Carmody
Orville Wright
Bayard
Gus Appleburg
Scottsbluff
Wm. Neiman
Harry Thiele
Denver
Ben
Elmer Wills
Beardstown
Ill
Glenn Mounts
Kansas City
Lillian Coyner
Interior
S. D
Jora Lewis
Focal Hospital
John Davis
Clifford Horner
Marsland
St. Joseph Hospital
Auction Sale Of 150 Head Of Live Stock At Local Yards
The sale drew a strong crowd despite poor weather. Auctioneer Harry Coursey secured good prices. About fifty buyers attended with J. A. Hunter the largest purchaser taking nearly half the stock. Other main buyers included Ray Westervelt Pat Nolan and Fuller of Bridgeport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Coursey
J. A. Hunter
Ray Westervelt
Pat Nolan
Fuller
Bridgeport
Ex-Soldiers urged to apply for Victory Medals now
The Victory medal department in Omaha remains open and urges former service men to apply. Despite reduced recruiting, distribution continues with more staff for medal and button issuance. About 20 000 Nebraskan veterans have not applied. if submissions stay low the war department may close the local office, delaying awards. Ex soldiers may apply via the Red Cross service bureau at the courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Omaha
Loys
War Department
Washington
Red Cross Service Bureau
Court House
Custer County Chief Praises Hayes as Alliance Board Hope
In Alliance, Fred Hayes a former Broken Bow businessman is a top board candidate for the coming fiscal year. Hayes ranks fourth in a field where ten top vote-getters advance to the April 4 contest. Alliance Herald notes his strong backing by firemen and his reputation for achieving goals. A Methodist Presbyterian choir rehearsal runs Thursday to Saturday at 7:30 with Edna Benedict Rose Merk and Mable Sward providing special music for Bishop Stuntz’s visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Custer County
Fred Hayes
Broken Bow
Alliance
Mr. Hayes
Fred
Alliance Herald
F. W. Hayes
Hayes
Homann
Edna Benedict
Rose Merk
Mable Sward
Stuntz
Church appeals for aid as Salvation Army departs Alliance
The article urges congregations to aid the sick, unemployed, and needy after the Salvation Army leaves Alliance. It notes rising relief demands, lists those joining the church, and announces Bishop Homer C. Stuntz’s upcoming visit with services planned for morning and evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susie Reid
Janet Deering
Edward Fivecoate
Ward Joder
Clifford Lester
Wayne Reid
Maggie Marshall
June Marshall
William Irish
Edwin Miller
Helen Fenning
Beth Moore
Opal Zink
Margaret Hopkins
Ruth Hopkins
Homer C. Stuntz
Merle C. Smith
Methodist Revival Ends With 28 Receptions
Two weeks of revival at the Methodist Church conclude with a full house and Easter music. Rev. Mr. Butler thanks the congregation and choir, noting deepened spiritual life. Twenty eight members joined the church, fourteen by letter and fourteen by placemen of faith. Names listed include Mrs Belle Mil Best and Thomas Deering among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Butler
Belle
Mil- Best
Thomas Deering
Robert Marshall
R. M. Garwood
John Haslow
Henes
Henry Hopkins
E. Finch
Joanna Lester
Draft Evaders Names To Be Published On April 1
Washington reports indicate final draft evaders list will be public about April 1 as adjutant general office completes tabulation. The War Department will supply the list to newspapers and to police authorities and the American Legion. Secretary Weeks seeks a fifty dollar reward for delivering a deserter. The list has been reduced from nearly 490000 names to about 150000. Adjutant General Harris asks anyone with evidence of evasion to report details promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Adjutant General's Office
War Department
American Legion
Weeks
Congress
Harris
Rumor of Doctor J A Ayerey in Wyoming Authorities
A Casper rumor spread to Alliance suggests Dr J A Ayerey faced authorities again in Wyoming. The report ties it to ongoing opposition to chiropractors and hints at his possible move back to Alliance to settle and support the local golf course project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casper
Wyo
Alliance
J. A. Ayerey
Wyoming
Installation date set for Alliance lodge officers
Alliance lodge No. 961 B P O E will install its officers next Friday evening with no special program beyond the ceremonies Exalted ruler H O Condit leading knight Earl Meyer esteemed by a night E O Strand lecturing knight E M Burr secretary Percy Cogswell treasurer Frank Abegg treasurer A V Gavin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alliance Lodge No
H. O. Condit
Earl Meyer
E. O. Strand
E. M. Burr
Percy Cogswell
Frank Abegg
A. V. Gavin
Red-haired Woman Trusted, Temper in Question
A local saying notes a red-haired woman can be trusted in all matters except temper. The remark highlights character contrasts and community lore about a familiar figure.
When Is an Old Maid A Tax Question
A provocative issue recounts debates on taxes for old maids and bachelors, noting political aims to win broad support and the public’s cautious stance on poverty. The passage questions national cravings for war and hints at social taxation schemes amid turmoil.
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Golden Rule
Bargain Basement
Lisle
10Th
G. F. Liebendorfer
Sidney
Anna McFadden
Susan Frazier
Central School
Seventh
Eva Roberts
Antioch
Lola McAndrew
Ainswort
Anna M. Booth
Grace Montross
Round Table
Pearl Summers
Rushville
Edna Rineker
Dawes County
The
Nebraska Land Company
Baptist Church
Salvation Army
Army Hall
R. Bowman
First Nation Bank
Havana
North America
Holland
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