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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1912
Page
1
Notice announces the Seventeenth Annual Meeting of the Nebraska Stock Growers Association in Alliance Nebraska on June 20 and 21 1912. Officers will be elected for the coming year and other business may be transacted at the gathering.
W Co T WU state president Mrs Frances is due in the city late this week. She will travel to Pair View on Saturday and speak Sunday at 11 AM. She will attend a women's Mass meeting at the U P church and speak in Alliance at a union meeting in the Methodist church in the evening.
W. W. Norton and wife returned last Friday from four weeks in California. They were accompanied by Ward and his wife who will stay in Alliance during the summer. During Mr. Norton's absence his store was under the efficient management of Mr. Bagger.
Local column recounts daily events in Alliance including visits by Mrs. Asa Briggs and K A McFall, hospital recoveries, new storefront front work, club events, restaurant openings, church preaching dates, real estate talks, and bank staff promotions.
Brakemen McCarty and Ray Mark settle in south Vata near First National Bank. Ragland and Richey resign to try the N P. Hughs family returns from Belvidere and may join train service. J W Hughs returns from California after three months away. W J Tragasser visits Albro ranch with Chas Hoffman, who may pursue work there. Forest HAL resigns from the Burlington to ranch near Chaudron. fellow railroad men wish him well.
The spring auto trade in Nebraska shows confidence in the Nebraska Band & Auto Co and its cars. The company reports sales across northwestern Nebraska including Alliance region and locally. This week they sold a Ford touring car to Leslie Hoodry of Bridgeport and delivered another to Theodore Johnson, seven miles east of Hemingford.
Sunday School at 4 00 am with graded lessons. 11 00 am Preser ting service. 12 00 pm Meeting under W C T U auspices with state president Mia Meald. 7 00 pm Young people's meeting. No evening service due to union service under W C T U at M E Be church. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 8 00. A L Godfrey, Pastor.
The church holds services on the 2nd 4th and 8th Sundays at 11 00 and 7 30 p m. First Sunday at 11 00 a m Sunday School at 10 00 a m Junior Auxiliary A meets Tuesday 7 30 p m Junior Auxiliary B meets Sunday 2 20 p m GROG WARE Missionary group listed.
Drake Building at 619 Sweetwater Ave hosts Sunday services at 10 30 and Sunday School at 9 30 each week. Parochial German English Lutheran school operates daily except weekends from 9 am to 4 pm. Pastor Titus Lang list 528 Cheyenne Ave phone 469.
At 10 a.m. Sunday School and 11 a.m. Public Worship are listed with 7 p.m. Christian Endeavor. No evening service due to a union service at the M. E. church. A prayer meeting is set for Thursday night at 8:00.
10 00 p m Sunday School graded Bible classes 11 a m Public worship 7 00 p m Young peoples Ep worth League meeting 8 00 p m Address by Mrs Frances B Heald State President W C T U
Sabbath school meets Saturdays at 2 PM at the residence of Prof G M Burns. The next lesson is The Sabbath Its Change and Restoration. Mrs Join Pilkington serves as superintendent.
Sunday school at 1:00 am and public worship at 11:00 am themed The Baptism of Jesus. No evening service. Mid week service 2:00 pm led by Pastor Geo A. Witte. Union prayer meetings listed with local hosts and addresses.
Meetings at Marks hall northeast corner Laramie Avenue and Third Street Sunday school at 10 50 a m preaching at So pom all are welcome. Hee Hive Store ad offers a 24c rake or hoe. W H Lunn piano tuner in city for ten days Bennett Piano Co phone 62 21 23 1246.
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