Episcopal Church Sunday School and Services Schedule
The Episcopal Church invites St Matthews Sunday school children to 10 a.m sessions and attends morning worship at 11 a.m with prayer and instruction on God Visible in His Creation. Evening service at 8 p.m features a sermon Be of Good Heart Thy Sins are Forgiven Thee. Choir practice midweek and a Saturday children's entertainment in the Parish hall are announced. Rector Andrew O Dodge signs the notice.
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St. Matthews
Jesus Christ
Andrew O. Dodge
Immanuel's Lutheran Church Invites New Parishioners
An invitation from Pastor F. Droegemueller to attend Immanuel's Lutheran Church at the emcee corner Yellowstone and Seven t for Sunday services at 2 30 in English. Sunday school follows the service inviting residents and newcomers to hear the gospel for salvation.
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Alliance
Immanuel’s
Yellowstone
F. Droegemueller
Gratitude and Bible Teachings Planned by Local Church
The Church of Christ hosts a morning Gratitude discourse and an evening session on Important Teachings of the Bible. The Bible school seeks 200 attendees with Mrs Reed directing. Tonight a watermelon social supports outreach as minister Stephen J. Epler heads to a state convention in October and C W Cooper begins October 16 evangelist meetings.
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Church OF Christ
Bible School
Reed
Promotion Sunday at Baptist Church Encourages Pupil Promotions
The Baptist Church invites members to prepare lists of pupils ready for promotion, with six of the pastor’s class receiving promotions. Services expect a large turnout with sermons on Christian Militant and The Second Coming of Christ. Young speakers Alta Young and Elsie Fowler join two others in evening talks, and a call goes out for clothing and food donations to help the needy.
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Alta Young
Elsie Fowler
Local Edges and Visits Reported Around Alliance
Sheriff J W Miller of Alliance called in town Saturday. Arlyne Blanchard, Irma Wright, and Helen Andrew spent weekends with home folks. RK Eliott of Chadron State Normal transacted business here. Mrs Watson and daughters Doris and Helen, with Mr Andrew, visited from Chadron Friday to Sunday. Andrew finished the potato cellar on his ranch. Oliver and Kiester relatives motored to Alliance Saturday. William Ruse and a friend from Tipton Indiana were in town midweek seeking work. Irene Haynes became housemaid for Joe Carter. Joe Carter began digging potatoes early in the week. John Wiltsey and family visited M C Wright Sunday.
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J. W. Miller
Alliance
Arlyne Blanchard
Irma Wright
RK. J. Eliott
Chadron
Margaret Kiester
W. H. Kiester
Magaret
Blanche Oliver
William Ruse
Tabor
Irene Haynes
Joe Carter
John Wiltsey
M. C. Wright
Wool Dresses for Girls Spark Snappy Appeal
Highland Holloway Co. highlights wool dresses for girls as a snappy fashion choice with enduring warmth and easy care. The notice markets durable fabric, versatility, and classic styling for school and daily wear.
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Highland-Holloway Co
Nebrask a News Notes Runaway Girls Seek Carnival in Omaha
Lincoln 14 year olds Floxsie Feather and Mildred Snyder ran away to join a carnival in Omaha. Detectives found them, they were given informal hearings in juvenile court and held at the county detention home until the final hearing Friday. They admitted planning to run away, forged checks and borrowed money to fund their trip, bought new clothes, and bobbed their hair in Lincoln and Omaha. They secured show work but refused it and were later found after exhausting their funds.
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Lincoln
Floxsie Feather
Mildred Snyder
Omaha
W. M. Morning
Two Omaha boys held in connection with death notes
Police arrested James Wilson and George Schwaibold after a three night vigil near a Benson acres tree. Notes signed in blackhand style demanded 200 dollars buried under ground and referenced Gould Deitz and C N Deits. Wilson allegedly confessed to planning to buy a wireless outfit and wrote a letter demanding 200 dollars.
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Omaha
James Wilson
George Schwaibold
Benson Acres
Gould Deitz
C. N. Deits
Wilson
Wilson Boy
Peter Cravert
Telephone strike in Bloomfield continues despite open exchange
Bloomfield notes no major change in telephone service as most strikers keep their puns and long distance reopens for a few. Most phones remain uninstalled with many awaiting January when rates revert to pre April 1 levels per commission action.
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Bloomfield
Commission
Dismissal in Lois Newman breach of promise suit
Lincoln district court action of Lois M. Newman sought 810,000 for breach of promise against Huret. Suit alleged engagement began June 5, 1917 with a November 16 1920 kiss and claims he married someone else December 26 1920. Also notes expenses and seclusion.
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Lincoln
District Court
Lois M. Newman
Miss Newman
Huret
Council Bluffs
Aie
Trousseau
Mr. Hurst
Mrss. Newman
Ethelcea of
Havelock
Hurst
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