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Newspaper

Alliance Herald

Location

Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1922

Page

8

Memorial Highway idea honors fallen soldiers across states

A large Nebraska to Texas conference plotted a cross nation Memorial Highway linking Canada to the Gulf. The route will intersect fourteen national highways and honor Civil Spanish American and World War servicemen with sector markers. Scott City hosted a lively meeting with 200 attendees and a banquet, pledging broad local dues and regional participation. Two Oshkosh brothers, long apart, reunited after Army service and drove home in ten days, learning they had served together in Germany as brothers.

Gulf of Mexico Nebraska Texas United States Canada Gulf J. K. Butte Butte France Jroorl Gense Martin Stratton Canadian Perryton Liberty Garden City Oakley Colby Atwood Kansas Waunlla Big Spring Scott City Liberal Garden County News John C. Hall Platte Valley Telephone Company Wisadley Boston Regular Army Army of Occupation John Maine Joe Germany Oshkosh

Prime Necessity Jokes Prompt Irish Emblem Note

A Brunswick Banner item jokes about Irishmen receiving a national emblem as a humorous aside. It notes the exchange on George Washington and pants as a punchline. The brief quip reflects light provincial humor in a historical newspaper snippet.

Brunswick

Christian Science Services and Reading Room Schedule

The First Church of Christ Scientist at 310 Box Butte Ave offers Sunday services at 11 a m with the subject Soul. Sunday school at 9:45 a m. Wednesday evening services plus a reading room at 3104 Box Butte Ave open Wednesdays 2 to 4 p m.

First Church of Christ, Scientist Box Butte Avenue

Divine German Service and Sunday School Announced

German worship begins Sunday at 10 30 with Sunday school at 10. Pastor F Droegemueller invites all to hear the gospel of Christ Jesus described as the cure for diseases and the world’s ills.

F. Droegemueller

Communion and Morning Service Schedule With Wells Quote

The program lists a 8 a m communion 9 a m communion 10 a m Sunday school and 11 a m morning service and sermon on Modern Civilization and a Moral Advance. H G Wells warns that New York could become ruinous within a lifetime. No evening services.

H. G. Wells New York City Petershure

Sunday Church Services and Union Bacalaureate Sermon

The church holds usual services Sunday morning with a 10 o clock Sunday school and an 11 o clock sermon by Rev Mr Osborn. There are no evening services. all members are urged to join the union services where the bac calaureate sermon will be delivered.

Mr. Osborn

Sunday school board meeting and church joint service planned

The sectional Sunday school board meeting at the church drew a good attendance with Mrs. Wilson discussing the primary department. Next Wednesday night teachers stairs meeting will feature Mrs. Wollen on Work With Juniors. Sunday morning the pastor preaches and evening service moves to the high school for Rev Stephen J Epler to deliver the annual class sermon to seniors.

The Church Sermons and Community Events at Lori’s Day

Minister Stephen J. Epler outlines four sermons on The Church beginning Lori’s day morning with life giving themes. A high school baccalaureate talk asks What Constitutes a Life. Bible school attendance and church services aim to boost progress versus Scottsbluff. Special music and a pie supper fundraiser are planned ahead of Children’s Day in June.

Lori Scotts Bluff Stephen J. Epler

Sacred church concert garners wide praise and repeat planned

A church choir concert drew a large audience with fine singing and generous offerings to support choir needs. The pastor plans to appoint delegates for a district meeting at Chadron and may speak at invited events across the country in July and August, including Seattle and Minneapolis. A single service will open next Sunday due to local observances.

Chadron Baptist Church of Alliance National Labor National c=ens Seattle Minneapolis Wen Kansas

Sin of Meroz theme for Sunday church talk

Sunday sermon titled The Sin of Meroz An Ancient Wave of Crime will be discussed at the Friendly Church of the Friendly Grip. Trustees will choose the decorator this week as the church aims to be painted within.

Biole Cnall Meroz Fie

Old Man Over Eighty Travels 300 Miles to See Foolish Wives

An 80 year old man from Monterey travels to Los Angeles to glimpse von Stroheim's Foolish Wives before its January release. He recalls a past encounter on the Carmel road and explains his cattle, horses, and chickens kept while he worked on films. Stroheim arranges a private preview for him at Universal City with Carl Laemmie in attendance.

Erich von Stroheim Imperial Theatre Oli von Stroheim Monterey Los Angeles Carmel Point Lobos

Experts Urge Early Start in War On the Flies

University of Nebraska entomology experts urge an early campaign against house flies. They advise preventive measures, closing kitchen wastes, spreading manure, and using fly paper or bait mixtures. They note flies survive winter as pupae and larvae, not adults.

Sharaat University of Nebraska United States Bureau of Entomology

Wind damage and social notes from Blackroot area

Last Thursday wind damaged property in Blackroot with seven small repairs for Scotty Henderson and one each for Charles Hookham and M A Sheldon. Hay racks garages and several barns lost roofs. Mrs. Jay Hall recovers from smallpox. Carey Johnson’s children do well. Metha Klemke works at Flaherty’s. Dale Henderson Bernal Flaherty Miss Shanks and Metha Klemke attended a dance at Klemke’s last Saturday. Lawn beat Red Sox 14 to 8 at Lawn diamond. Mr and Mrs Westlake and son Vincent visited Cal Leis Sunday.

Scotty Henderson Charles Hookham M. A. Sheldon Jay Hall Carey Johnson Metha Klemke Flaherty’s Dale Henderson Bernal Fla Herty Miss Shanks Klemke Lawn Red Sox Lawn Diamond Lawn Boys Mrs. Westlake Vincent Cal Leis

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Alliance Civic League George Washington Sunshine Harbor Villian George Arliss Christian Science Lutheran Church Episcopal Church Methodist Church Mearl C. Smith Church OF Christ Extra California Brunawick Holsten’s Alliance Bakery Ae Schadwinkel
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