Wedding Bell Echoes At Hyannis In May Ceremony
Miss Mabel Palmer and Mr. Alfon so P. Hosaman wed at the Congregational church in Hyannis on Wednesday May 9 at 8 pm in a ring ceremony. Rev. Mr. Young officiated as guests and friends witnessed a reception at the opera house, with music by Louis Flaherty and a dance that lasted until 1:30 am. The couple planned a westward honeymoon and will reside at the Commercial hotel with Hosaman continuing work there.
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Hyannis
Mabel Palmer
Alfonso P. Hosaman
Alliance
Grant County Tribune
Mr. Young
Genevieve Willitts
Esther Blankenship
Harry Haney
George Martz
Clyde Hayward
Louis Flaherty
Hazel
Eva Flowey
Alice Prettyman
Leola Bar
Eunice Lichty
Helen Samuelson
A. C. Sibbitt
Frank Palmer
Opera House
A. P. Hosman
A. J. Abbott
R. N. Hayward
Hosman
West
Wyoming
Mesdames F Frang Gilfoil
Percy Shockley
Brownlee
Sadie Finney
Nellie
Elva Taylor
Albany
Oregon
Alumni Reception Highlights Small Turnout At High School
Saturday evening the annual A H and alumni reception took place in the high school gym. Rain reduced attendance while games provided entertainment. Green and white hats marked entrants in a hat contest between hat colors. Refreshments were prepared by the domestic science department. Officers elected: President Ruth Nation, Vice President Jay Vance, Secretary and Treasurer Mabel Grossman. Favors included a dictionary of the Alliance high school alumni.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H
Alumni Association
Ruth Nation
Jay Vance
Mabel Grossman
The
Alliance High School
W C T U Meeting and Easter Star Officer Installations
The weekly W C T U met at Mrs W R Pates with a program including Stand Up for Jesus and readings. Star officers were installed with Worthy Matron Mrs Leafy Beach and Worthy Patron Charles Fuller among the new appointees. A congregational supper and church activities followed, noting pastor introduction and church society meetings through Thursday.
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Star
Order of Easter Star
Leafy Beach
Charles Fuller
Claudia Cole
Carrie Mote
Maizo Soules
Nina Miller
Anna Davis
Ada Spencer
Rose Swan
Marshal
Eva Irish
Adah
Minelle Smith
Ruth
Julia Bennett
Esther
Kertha Laing
Martha
Miss Davidson
Electa
Ella Young
Ruth Sallows
Sentinel
William Swan
Ladies’ Aid of the
Presbyterian Church
Black
Ardmore School District invites brick building bids
The Ardmore Independent Consolidated School District invites bids for a brick 40 by 42 foot two story school with basement. Plans and specifications are available with Minnie Caylor, Clerk. Contractors should request details in Ardmore South Dakota.
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Board of Education
Ardmore Independent Consolidated School District
Ardmore
South Dakota
Minnie Caylor
S. Dak
Omaha Congress Attendees From Alliance Lead State Meeting
Alliance sends five delegates to the Nebraska Conservation congress in Omaha where the potatoes and beans committee is chaired by Lloyd C. Thomas of The Herald. Delegates from Alliance include C A Newberry H M Bushnell Jr John W Thomas Lloyd Thomas and Mrs J A Mallory with sessions running Tuesday through Friday at the Omaha auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alliance
C. A. Newberry
H. M. Bushnell, Jr
John W. Thomas
Lloyd Thomas
J. A. Mallory
Omaha
The
Herald
Omaha World-Herald
Bee
Lincoln State Journal
Lloyd C. Thomas
Nebraska Conservation Congress
H. M Bushnell, Jr
D. F. Schwab
Lebanon
Perkins
Chase
Dundy
Hayes
Hitchcock
Frontier
Red Willow
Furnes
Gosper
Phelps
Harlan
H. A. Swanson
Clay Center
Kearney
Franklin
Adams
Webster
Clay
Nucholls
S&s. Dalbey
Beatrice
Thayer
Jefferson
Fillmore
Latine
Gage, Seward
York
Hamilton
Butler
Polk and Saunders
John H. Moorhead
Falls City
Pawnee
Richardson, Johnson
Nemaha
Ovoe
Cass
Lancaster
John L. McCague
Omahs
Washington
Douglas
Sar
Nebraska district committee prepares detailed county reports
Grant Meare and a long list of county officials led by Horace M. Davis and others are preparing comprehensive district reports. The Rome hotel in Omaha will host headquarters during the conference where a committee will present detailed recommendations. Chairman Thomas has traveled Western Nebraska by auto to collect statistics for the report. The group notes potato acreage will rise about 20 percent from 1916 and beans are being planted in many new ground, but a seed potato shortage limits plantings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. T. Bowen
Scottabluff
Scotts Bluff
Morrill
Keith L. Pierce
Hemingford
Box Butte
Herman
Omaha
Thomas
Nebraska
Auto
Idleness and the Call of Work in Life
The quote argues idleness breeds humility while work reveals vast tasks. It asserts that true greatness lies in effort as seen in figures like Paul Luther and Cromwell and notes fever in character, not in appearance, from those who have not worked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Luther
Cromwell
Phillips Brooks
Quotations Enduring in History and Memory
Webster and Clay endure as immortal lines in political lore. The past at least is secure and Liberty and Union now and forever two inseparable ideals persist in memory. Tom Reed’s sharp retort to a congressman echoes the era and its fixtures in quotation history.
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Webster
Clay
Tom Reed
Felt He Came Second
A father recalls a day visiting his grandmother with his son. The boy misbehaved and received a slap from his grandmother. In the moment the father ignored the incident, then later learns the reason behind the grandmother’s action and reflects on parental love.
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Hin
Chicago Tribune
Optimists Though
A terse thought on restraint and confidence, noting that wisdom may lie in choosing silence over speech. The line hints at judgment about who truly understands what to say and when to stay quiet.
Official Quarantine Rules for Scarlet Fever in Alliance Nebraska
The city health department enforces a twenty one day minimum quarantine for scarlet fever cases, with desquamation and clear discharges required. Exposed individuals face seven days in quarantine and a thorough antiseptic bath and fumigation before mingling. All health rules must be strictly observed per Dr A H Bellwood and the city physician urges public cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Bellwood
Alliance
Nebr
Board of Health
A. H. Bellwood
Hundreds of Nebraska youth join home garden drive
Nebraska boys and girls join home school gardening clubs to grow food, ease labor shortages, and support war efforts. In 1940 about 2,222 participants produced harvests worth nearly $12,000 plus $2,000 in canned goods. enrollment in Alliance is expected to triple. Alice Schill won Box Butte and state contests with a 236 square foot garden earning $10.41 receipts and $1.75 expenses, promising $1,117.14 per acre.
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Nebraska
United States
Agricultural Extension Service
Alliance
Alice Schill
Box Butte
Nebraska Farm Journal
Holsten
Chadron Normal Notes on Poultry and Garden Studies
Agriculture classes study better poultry production and home garden gardening principles. They plant long rows of summer and winter vegetables. Mrs DeLand of Long Pine visits daughter Ethel at the dormitory. Mr and Mrs George Snow host Model school teachers for dinner. The fifth and sixth grade girls conducted a salad sale Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. DeLand of
Long Pine
Ethel
George C. Snow
Model School
Second domestic science luncheon praised as success
The second domestic science luncheon was held Thursday evening and judged as successful as the first. Those who cooked and served included Mrs. Weaver Bernice Ruxton Gladys Cross and Florence Collins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Weaver
Bernice Ruxton
Gladys Cross
Florence Collins
The Marriage Cycle Gift From Professor Palmer
Miss Clark receives Alice Freeman Palmer's volume The Marriage Cycle sent by her husband Professor George Herbert Palmer of Harvard. The set is the late author’s planned poetry collection for their next wedding anniversary. He hopes the Alice Freeman Palmer society will know Mrs Palmer better and wishes them well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Clark
Alice Freeman Palmer
George Herbert Palmer
Harvard University
Palmer
Mr. Palmer
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Phelan Opera House
St. Matthew's Cadeta
W. O. Barnes
Alliance Orchestra
Rhein
Matthew
Red Cross Dance
Ieat
Red Cross
Alliance Red Cross
Ray Trabert
Wiker
A. G. Tanacson
Isaacson
Scottsbluff
Bertha Wilson
Bluffs
H. J. Young
Christian Church
F.E. Black
First Presbyterian Church
J. B. Carns
M. E. Church
F. E. Black
Woman's Club
Spencer
W. B. Spencer
LaRhea Luna
Doris Mallery
Cornet
Verne Laing
Suet Wilson
Ames Hunter
Suuseueth Wilson
Beatrice Pate
Marie Kibble
Ponath
Young
Cin
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Wilma Mote Plano Polo
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W. R. Pate
Jesus
Dole
Reed Song
Carns
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Sadia
Kay Stansbury
America
W. C. TV
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Unit
James A. Church
Bayard
Ra E. Tash
Woman's Guild
Woman's Guild of
St. Matthew's Episcopal Church
Mesdames
Charles Tully
A. V. Gavin
Woman's Missi Society
Woman's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
J. BE. Wilson
A. R. Acheson
Martin
Missionary Society
Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
D. L. Sturgeon
Emerson
A. Newberry
W. Thomas and
Grant Meare
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Dakota
Dixon
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Colfax
Stanton
Cedar
Platte
Madison
Pierce, Knox, Antelope
Boone, Nance and Merrick
Horace M. Davis
Ord
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Valley
Custer
D. H
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Lexington
Buffalo
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Lincoln
Keith
C. H. Cornell
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Grant
Hooker
Arthur
McPherson
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J. A. Bentley
Sidney
Banner
Kimball
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Devel
Merchane
Ron
Evane
Baltimore American
Chadion
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