First Baptist Church Sunday Schedule and Holiday Thanks
The church lists Sunday school at 9 45 with William Stenzel as superintendent and classes for all ages. Morning worship at 11 includes greetings to returning students. Evening services at 7 30 join in praise and the holiday program noting thanks to helpers and a New Year service planned.
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William Stenzel
Big Word
Sern
Tor Moe
Glessed
Aiswila
Gloria
Hink
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Evangalistic Service
I.m
Rey
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Round the Bluff Club Meeting at Frig. Jueckel Home
Susar Home Makers club met Wednesday at the Frig Jueckel home. Members organized an exchange of quits, enjoyed a Christmas tree, and shared refreshments. Several guests attended and plans for next meeting and officer slate were discussed.
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Ora Hatten
Susar Home Makers Club
Frig
Jueckel
James Jenole Gorden
Ethel Battes
Jaeckel
Rudulph Forckel
Rit Anderson
John Kellison
Jennie Gordon
Bruce Fender
Henry Jaeckelson
Mt. Washington
Delbert Gardner
H. ¥. Birk
Jerry
Guey Gardner
Ora Alten
Ora
Todalén
Isabell
Addie Gordon
John Gordon
Black McCormie
Indiana
Pedro
Claude Morgan
Paul
Omana
Lyle Heed
Omaha
Ley
Las Vegas
West
Aaron Todnlen
Mela Bellew
Harley Brown
Lily
Gilbert Brown
Art
Weanington School Dire
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Sans Anran
Yates
Isabel
Ora Stat- Ven Joni
Roy Hatten
Lie Ory Matton Heine
Shevandsah
Bert Mellon
Dandhyer
Mehra
Ingle Gorden
Marl
Ro-Patiers
Ventas
Keenan
Oak Satur Cay
Mary
Geo. Shebbuwned Sr
Ora Galle
Raby Pender
Tracher
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Millie Ballow
Rita Goon
Juin Pasim
Marth Aspedon
Wasmington
Bianche Gardner
Tae Son
Raymond
Umpanieé Ufcheme
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First Presbyterian Cimumck Regular Sunday Services
A damaged OCR fragment describes a church service at First Presbyterian, noting regular Sunday worship and choir performances. It mentions a January engagement and various unclear names and times, reflecting a church event listing from a local paper.
Centennial Week of Visits and Holiday Gatherings
Mrs Joes Herront Me and Mrs H Q Roberson visited kin in Shenandoah and Parkside. The Christies, Williams, and Boettner families attended gatherings, Christmas shop events, and a pavilion party. Neighbors and relatives, including Mr and Mrs Ray Good and R W Saucenan, shared meals and seasonal outings.
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Albert Herron
Joss Merron
W. J. Herron
Fort, Leavenworth
Kans
Sheppard Ploid
Texas
Bovis Alison
Wiley Bartholomey
Dorothy Clary
George Clark
Maryville
Francis Jean Owen
Chicago
Kenneth McLain
George Smith
Guthrie
Oxfa
Wilbur Benham
W. H. Herston
Grant Wolf
Ween
Mildred Boettner
Fayette
Altenda Central College
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Gertrude
Charlie Herron
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Orth
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Francisca
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Viz
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Sizemore
Wilme Silence
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Kin Eline
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Shenandoah
Jesse Lee
Qari Dean Herron
John Brown
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Ernie
Moore
Saate
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Herrons
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Leslie Saveeman
WW. H. Herron
Pearl Mialsap
Furt Rheupardson
Ted Thorp
Shenandoah “Coursey
Charlie Ferguson
Letters From Our Service Boys
A reader from Fremont County writes thanking the paper for news and Christmas cheer while noting imminent deployment within forty eight hours. He asks paper staff to hold his letters and mentions work as a physical director in the flying path and requests newspapers not publish his name or details.
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Miven
Vernon E. Brow
Fremont County
Mistaken identity at Aucum bon hotel circles two nations
Police investigated a registered overnight guest discrepancy claiming two Japanese stayed there but found a Chinese couple. University of Chicago researcher Philip Lee commented on future incidents. Harold Ohrtman of Pocahontas captured a four foot winged hawk, while Quart Loyd Thornton of Postville boasted a new measurement standard.
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Aucumbon
Philip Lee
University of Chi
Yarra
Harold Ohrtman
Harold
Local crowd finds quirky ways to save and repurpose items
The article notes residents like Thornton saving funds for a license, Tyler advising car savings for defense use, and Tyler's long habit of hoarding cans for small bills. It mentions Cothi, Allumakee county, and a farm scene with mud and tractors, ending with Grover’s involvement.
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Sarvesthon J. de Tyler
Malcom
Tyler
Eight days of illness end in Patrick Drew’s death
Patrick Drew nf evorah endured eight days of hloecums before dying. Local records note the prolonged illness and final passing, with authorities beginning routine notices and inquiries as needed.
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Patrick
Evorah
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