Summer church services and a Childrens Day pageant
At Our Churches Presbyterian Church holds Sunday school at 10 a m morning worship at 11 a m senior Endeavor at 7 p m and evening service at 8 p m Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 30 p m with Bible study and prayer A Children s Day program is planned during the morning service A collection will aid establishing Sunday schools in new locations Senior Junior choir practice Friday Special music planned The First Baptist Church invites all to attend with morning worship at 11 a m sermon Faith s Message to the Desponding Psalme 42 5 Young People meet at 7 00 p m Recreation for All Junior Union meets Primary Room 8 00 p m Children s Day program titled The Flower Queen A home like Methodist Episcopal Church welcomes all Sunday school at 10 a m morning worship at 11 a m Epworth League at 7 p m Children s Day pageant at 8 p m Prayer meeting Wednesday 9 00 p m Hand Badly Cut A 12 year old boy suffered a badly cut right hand in a motor accident near Julian The tendon injury required treatment from Drs Cline and Ond Osdel and he is recovering well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glas R. Overholser
L. van ‘Meter
J. D. Staples
Epworth League
George Leorimer
L. Stone
William
Sherman Klock
Julian
Roy Neal
Young Klock
Drs. Cline
Ban Osdel
Nemaha County Herald
Local Social Notes from Oma ha and Nearby Visits
Charles Ingerham Percival spent Tuesday and Wednesday in Omaha. George Cliff returned Sunday from Jewel in Nebraska after an extended visit with relatives. Mrs Rosa Garnasey of Sidney visited last week at the home of her son Frank Garnney and family. Mrs Mollie Keyser is seriously ill at her daughter's. Wells Kellogg of Omaha visited many friends here recently. Herman Bebout and Bliss North moved to Shenandoah on Saturday evening. His aunt, Mrs Florence Lewis, returned home with them to be with her mother, who is quite sick. Miss Ethel Patterson spent several days last week at Waton visiting her sister Mrs Will Rabnett. Miss Susie Mead entertained friends at a party last Wednesday evening with pleasant refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Cliff
Jewelin
Nebr
Worth Harris
Rosa Garnasey
Sidney
Frank Garnney
Mollie Keyser
Wells Kellogg
Omaha
Herman Bebout
Blizs
Shenandoah
Florence Lewis
Ae Hee ‘Ser
Wieces
Weketti
Susie Mead
Community Bell Ringing Afternoon At Mrs Ross Lard Home
The W C T U bells cheerfully announce Thursday afternoon activities at the home of Mrs Ross Lard. Mev. Ross Lard hosted, with plans for a social gathering and local outreach. Blane Cole arrived Friday from Kansas City and will spend the summer at the C E Stiles residence. Mark Gheldon and McIfroy each shipped two carloads of cattle from the area last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mev
Ross Lard
McIfroy
Mark Gheldon
Hare
Blane Cole
Kansas City
C. E. Stiles
Watsons and Hamburg Residents in Local Social Roundup
Mr and Mrs Charley Fox left for Excelsior Springs last Friday. Miss Helen Addington enjoyed a trip to Big Lake last Sunday. Ralph Chastian of St Joseph visiting aunt Mrs Chas Addington. Mr Francis Wolf was a Watson caller Saturday. MM A McNeal a Hamburg caller Saturday. Mrs Rod Finnell and son Richard of near Hamburg visited her parents the Hays late in the week. Mr and Mrs Arthur Morgan were Hamburg callers last week. Born to Mr and Mrs Bill Stanton a boy on June 8. Mrs Cora Addington and granddaughter Louise left for Maitland Sunday to visit relatives. Virginia Barn Destroyed Monday afternoon. The barn on the Sam Stafford farm east of Thurman burned Tuesday night about nine. Stafford had been away only ten minutes and unknown origin of fire. It destroyed a fair sized barn and threatened stock. no insurance. Thurman Times McNeal injured when hit by Buick on way home with her father and Chas Addington. Virginia was just again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Fox
Excelsior Springs
Helen Addington
Big Lake
Ralph Chastian
St. Joseph
Chas. Addington
Francis Wolf
Watson
MM. A. McNeal
Hamburg
Rod Finnell
Richard
Bird
Hays
Arthur Morgan
Bill Stanton
Cora Addington
Louise
Leff
Maitland
Virginia
Sam Stafford
Thurman
Mr. Stafford
Thurman Times
Traffic incident near Hamburg injures woman badly bruised
A pedestrian crossed a street and, thinking a car was moving away, paid no heed. Newt backed the car and struck Virginia, hurling her under the vehicle. Addington stopped the car and pulled her clear. Doctors found no broken bones, but serious bruising reported. Phyllis Whitehead and Esther Ford are Hamburg residents. Trailing names Trone Zurk and Elsie are visiting the Addington home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bfr- Newt
Virginia
Mr. Addington
Phyllis Whitehead
Esther
Ford
Hamburg
Trone Zurk
Elsie
Orville
Untitled aphorism about sympathy and money
A concise reflection on balancing compassion with prudent finances, advising that wisdom lies in placing money with the right recipient rather than sympathizing with every case. The statement emphasizes discernment in financial support and prioritizing outcomes.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Methodist Episcopal Church
Percival
Charles Ingerham
Ah Sar Ben Field
Dick Larsitt
McNeal
Ty Chas
Addington
Clyde Lingo
First National Bank
Towa
Sin
Joe Nies
Quality Grocery
Nellie M. Dean
Colonial Theatre
Hilger
MLOTV
Standard Oil
Argyle
E St
Shell Holme. Co
Main 54
Alvertom Hilton
Main St
Farragut
A. A
Capbell & Sons
Ooraenontt
C.D. Wort
Main
Bradyville
M &M
Garege
College Springs
Stopheorom Marc, Co
Standard Oil Company Hamburg
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