Church Announcements Highlight Local Services This Week
Sunday services at First Baptist and Lutheran churches in Grand Island feature morning Sunday school at 10 and afternoon English service at 2 30. Methodists note Epworth League study on the se and Paolm dula with sermon The Sunset of Life. Evening screenings depict the Loo Choa Islands. Theodore Hanson of Nebraska welfare committee speaks at union service. Follow with communion and Bible classes. minister Stephen J. Epler urges broad attendance.
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First Baptist
Chao
Grand Island
Sucre
F. Droegemueller
Methodist Church
Mizees
Verna Buent Mera Drak
Epworth League
Spataring
Paolm Dula
Tonje Srude
Marnin
Loo Choa Islands
Mearl C
Smity
Pocus
Bible School
Theodore Hanson
Nebraska Welfare Committee
Presbyterian Church
Institute
Stephen J. Epler
Presbyterian Men Elect New Executive Committee Members
The Presbyterian Church reports a well attended Tuesday night men's club dinner. New members elected to the executive committee are R. E. Knight, M. A. Brown and Kenneth Hamilton. Sunday school is at 9 45 a.m. Classes follow.
Religious services and notices in Alliance Nebraska
Morning worship and Christian Endeavor programs announced with the sermon The Moral Elements of Christianity and Alaska the Empire of the Northwest. Missionary S Hall Young and Robert Service highlighted. County hygiene and welfare institute planned November 7 to 10 at Presbyterian church.
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Christian Endeavor
Alaska
Empire of the Northwest
United States
S. Hall Young
Robert Service
Yukon
Nebraskan State Hygiene and Welfare Campaign
Presbyterian Church In Alliance
First Presbyterian Church
Box Butte Avenue
Seventh Street
A. J. Kearns
Bolshevik Appeal for Soup Is Cable Error
A confusing wire service blunder swaps a political appeal for soup in a printed notice. The erroneous phrase appears in a short-caption item linking a Bolshevik themed appeal to a kitchen request, causing readers to misread the public message.
Endorsing Barns in Nebraska Ballot Guides
The article advocates Cass G. Barns for lieutenant governor and urges defeat of Clarence A. Davis for attorney general. It highlights other state officers and nonpartisan choices, praising candidates like W. C. Mounts for county office, Joseph Duhon for county commissioner, Ira BE Tash for county judge, and incumbents Morrissey, Martin, Matten, Baten, Gerhart, Lyford, and Seymour as regents and boards, with local context and opinion.
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Box Bett
Dietre Court
W. C., Mounts
Mounts
St Feet
Bill Mounte
Joseph Duhon
F're
Duhon
Ira BE
Tash
Supreme Jude
Andrew M Morrissey
Grant G. Martin
Morrissey
John M. Matten
W. L. Baten
E. H. Gerhart
State University
Victor Lyford
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Lutheran Church
Church OF Christ
A. Shepard
Hemmeford
St. Joseph's Hospital
C. W. Grassman
Louisville
Neb
Mrt
Grassman
Clark
Morehead
World-Herald
Clarence A. Davis
Dav
McKelvie
Richard C Hunter
Thorn Av Brown
Harold Kent
Cook
Matzen
Nebraska
George N Seymour
Elgin
Ambernat
Vassar
TAMS
OUR Beauty
Angela Russel
Coats
Paris
New York
Jersey
Munsing
Gordon
Waterloo House
Highland-Holloway Company
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