Local Gossip Notes From Bernardo News
Bernardo News records a string of social visits and family gatherings. Numerous names appear including Otto Grosa, Henry Kaiser and family, Meismer relatives, and the Vacek and Werholmund households. Mentions of trips to Cleveland and Dallas mark the regional social scene.
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Reissetimar
Eagle Lake Grassey
Viola Bache
Hull
Otto Grosa
Wgescher
Bruien
Henry Kaiser
Adries Agnes Einiser
Myrele Bra Bernds
Ancie Meismer
Joe Meismer
Stin—afemoen
Eximett Kveton
Cleveland
Peter Frey
Willie Helfrich
Ana Wari
Ment
Ed Ter
Columbus
Dean ‘Welson
Euendor
Henry Grabow
Anna Neuendoroll
A. Bran and Sons
J. Penderif
Irs
C Sizeie Meer
Louis Mey
Edwin Drymalla
Edwin Brag
Henry Kaiser, Jr
Alvin Wennel
Adolp Vavek
Margareb Walker
Smithville
Cotton Classing School Opens in Columbus City Hall
The Cotton Classing School will open at Columbus City Hall and run through the week with no cost to students. Attendees are urged to bring required papers if requested by officials. The Agricultural Council of Nada met Monday night with Ely Schil fig chairing, highlighting farm questions and broader welfare topics. Alfred J. Rainer explained the Gomi iog contract, the county agent spoke on cot to Saation and club work, and two speeches followed by R. Buchanin and Prof. Bro mer featured agricultural education.
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Isc
Otten
Columbus
Contine
Whigh
Gollon
Gylte
Olin Pilyieniis
Gouneil
Nada
Ely Schilfig
Alfred J. Rainer
R. Buchanin
Vocalal Agriculture
Garwood
Work SehnOl
Prof
Bromer
Nakescheal
Flo Schilier
Odaea
Weland Seerlen Gyre
Weimar Chamber For Commerce
Cour
Col C
Homemakers Baptist Club Party Recap
A delightful Thursday evening hosted by the Baptist Homemakers at Mrs. B S Lee's home featured games and contests. Prizes went to Mrs A A Dipple for a smiling contest and Mr J B Birawel for a drawing contest as refreshments including angel food cake and jello with whipped cream were served to Mesdames B H Lamar Dipple W C Strickland J H Leedy Clyde Dunlavy Frank Mozac H E Brower C L Mill Birdwell and the channing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist
B.S. Lee
A. A. Dipple
J. B Birawel
Angel Foot
H. Lamar
Dipple
W. C. Strick
Land
Clyde, Dunlavy
Frank Mozac
H. E. Brower
C. L. Mill
Birdwell
the Channing
Reality sermon and weekly activities at New vs. Sundey
The message condemns moral failings in society and urges action. The church lists a New vs. Sundey service at 14 a.m, a Sunday school at 10 a.m, and testimonials first and third Wednesdays at 8 p.m. The public is invited to attend.
Christian Science Sunday Lesson Sermon Announced
Christian Science Services announce the Realities lesson for Sunday March 31. The Golden Text declares God endures forever and his remembrance through all generations. Isaiah 46:9 10 recalls God's uniqueness and power. The lesson cites passages from Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy, stating reality is spiritual harmonious immutable immortal and divine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churches of Christ
Scientist
Puulma
God
Mary Baker Eddy
Constipation remedy claim spurs renewed attention
A chaotic clipping cites a patient of Berkman's Drug Store in Angleton and Robert Cochran’s visit as he seeks a cold remedy claim. The fragment mentions a 30 year constipation history, a new treatment, and a pharmacist's assertion about a bottle curing twenty. The garbled text references Alice Burns and local connections amid unclear medical assertions.
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Loking Adlerskn
Alice Burns
Berkman‘s Drug Store
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Mitchell Emswell
Dallas
Herman Einshoff
Chevrolet
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Brown’s Dairy Garden
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Christian Science Services
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Frank Stephens Co
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