Church Services and Programs Ad Offered
The notice lists Sunday services for First Baptist and Methodist churches with multiple worship times and classes. It mentions B P A activities, Thursday prayer and practice, and pastors O E Riddington and Rev Henry Teele. It notes morning and evening worship, adult classes, and youth programs in an open bible church setting.
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Methodist Church
Lutheran and Church Activities Note Wisconsin Synod
A fragmented church notice lists prayer meetings Tuesday evening at 3 p m Young People's meeting Thursday and Saturday evensong at 5 p m Rev Hollingshed to bring stage for Lutheran Church Wisconsin Synod services in Presbyterian Church Park and U Street Sunday School 7 am Bible school 10 am preaching 11 am Junior and senior services 3 pm Vi tery club meeting Thursday Robinson cafe choir rehearsal attendance described as good. Minister L B Stevenson invites congregants to join services and notes desire for more members.
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Young People
Thors
Hollingshed
Robinson Cafe
Rehersi
Mae
L. B. Stevenson
Centennial social notes from Hastings Neb gathering families
Mrs. Pearl Milsap and niece Joan Ferguson visited in Hastings at the home of Mrs. Otto Maurtiz and her daughter. Delphia Lytle stayed several days with Mrs. Lytle, Keith Bemberger from Washington joined for a Monday dinner. Jessie Herron hosted and guests included Mrs. Charles Milton Sr. and Ruth. Ruth Moore visited with the Gabser family later.
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Jess Herron
Pearl Milsap
Joan Ferguson
Otto Maurtiz
It Hastings
Delphia Lytle
Aid
Everill Lytle
Keith Bemberger
Washington
Jesse Herron
Charles Milton, Sr
Chas, Millian, Jr
Jessie Herron
Russell Zuck
Ruth and
Peartay
Jesse, Herren
Shenandoah
Ernest Moore
Mere
Keith Stepp
Jessie Herren
Ruth Moore
Claude Gabser
Robert Herron
Trersdar
Delozus
Joan Smith
Elsie Mae Bowman
George Smith
Nash. Bailey
Clearmant
Untitled local notice fragment on events and dates
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a Saturday event, a person named Sarendae, and a Mrs. Jesse with a theme of Mr. w jun. a date implied but unclear, with references to heroes and a dance or party.
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Jesse
W Jun
Rainy morning notes from the town service crowd
A field diary style letter recounts a rainy start impacting harvest and farm chores. Mentions Walt Johnson, Teele, Carl and Enid Parton, local cafe activity, and neighbors checking on farms while workers and residents cope with wet conditions and power flickers.
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Carl
Enid
Parton
Hamburger Inn
Matthews
Peach Street
Pinkey
Walt Jonnson
Frank Hayes
Barry Xps
Field
Des C. Dougan
Harmon Harmes
Mearte Combe
Tommy Wiliams
Darrel Murphy
Frank Castleman
Martha Smith
Mire Hatre Peck
Pinkey Bronson
Raweth
Jesse Richardson
South End
Ray Lauritzon
Wieder
Texas
England
Zack Brown
Clyde Scales
Chuck” Simpson
Bert McKean
J Erve Wright
Fred Nichels
Bert Reid
George Miller
Gus Seitz
Elmer Case
Morning town notes mix of names and scenes at local meeting
The fragmentary report lists townsfolk and daily errands, mentioning Jay Beach, Frank Worth, Major Bang, and others. It notes a board meeting with Jay and Brodag, a bank deposit at the end, and various small events as people go about the morning.
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Ia 2
Den
Forrest Smith
Richan
Jay Beach
Anton
Fay
Marce Love
Jay
Brodag
D. Wall
John Baker
Erandeniid
Jesse
Frank Worth
Major Bang
Franky
Moore Iso Glang
Bers
Ferguson
Walt William
Erarce
Ralph Clayton
Ing
Herry Wieder
Han
Dean
Deferments in Revolutionary War Drafts in New Jersey
Archives from Morristown document 1777 1778 deferment debates in Continental Congress and Board of War. Records cite eleven men deferred for essential work as artificers to keep war production moving, with plans to use deserters from British forces.
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Barase
Morristown
N. J. 4 National Historical Park
Washington
Board of War
Mark Bude
Milica Hoff
Zerabla
Waston
Brox
Hoff
Niey
William Alexander
Lord Stirling
Stirling
New Jersey
Exemption Request for Continental Service Workers
The speaker argues for exemption of 23 Mes and urges supplying workmen for the cegulan Hessian Des ers. He notes most Ye Men would work at home and warns revocation if unmet. Soldiers suffer tropical heat and ravenye insects, worrying home folks about shipments and rations.
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Wren
Cocklebur Poisoning Warns Early Spring Bags
Cocklebur poisoning, often disastrous to bags in early spring, stems from a highly poisonous glucose-melding substance in the seedlings known as santhostrumaria.
A New Babbit Alloy For Precision Machinery
A silver babbit metal for machining air rings has been developed, noted for its balance of strength and wear resistance. The alloy, named babbit, promises improved performance in small engine components. Call 191-W to share news or tips.
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