Local Social Notes From Nearby Towns And Visits
Simon Peckstead transacted business in Omaha Saturday. Roy Duncan spent Sunday with a lady friend in Clarinda. Jack Hunter of Watson visits with friends in the city Friday. Ira Cummins of Shenandoah called on his best girl here Sunday. Miss Patti wcBride spent the first of the week in Tabor with friends. Doc Harrell came from Fairfax Mo. Monday so as not to miss young. Charley Singleton and wife came up from St. Joseph Sunday for a brief visit. Miss Cora Stotler entertained her brother Dr. Stotler of Shenandoah Friday. Leon Glenn and family are moving this week to their farm in this vicinity. Glade Geyer returned Tuesday from a wedding trip in Colorado. Mrs J. G. Geyer left Wednesday to join a daughter in Arkansas. Miss Minnie Plant and the Butts family are moving to their former home on Argyle street. Mrs. Merritt McNeal of Watsono who has been visiting relatives here returned home Saturday. Oscar Jones was in Shenandoah the latter part of the week. M. A. Travis returned home from Modale Tuesday, where he had been working after a stock of farm implements. Miss Loma Williams of Brownville Neb is the guest this week with Arthur Butler and wife. Mrs. M. S. Hatten accompanied her daughter Mrs. Joe Light of Carroll as far as Omaha Saturday, while she was en route to her home.
Presbyterian Church Sabbath School and Evening Music Program
The church schedules Sabbath school at 10 a m and regular morning service with a sermon by the pastor. Christian Endeavor meets at 6 39 led by Miss Lulu West. A special Sunday evening music program features Ladies Quartette The Savior Has Come Duett Miss Sebern and Mr Rageth Bass Solo Mr Chas Connor Anthem Choir Mixed Quartette Twilight Duett Rev West Mens Chorus Steady Brothers Steady plus a short talk by the pastor and Young Peoples choir practice at 7 p m.
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Presbyterian Church
Christian Endeavor
Lulu West
Sebern
Mr. Rageth
Chas. Connor
Rev. West
Rageth Mens
Young Peoples Choir
H. Highfield
R. Bruce West
Thanksgiving harvest service planned at Church of Christ
The Church of Christ outlines a Thanksgiving harvest home service for November 22 with regular services, Bible School at 10 a.m., sermon and communion, prayer meetings, Ladies Aid on Thursday, choir rehearsal Friday, and the Women’s auxiliary meeting on November 10 at 2 p.m. with H. V. McCormick presiding.
Baptist Church Preaching Next Sunday Evening and Morning
The Scotch evangelist speaks at 11 a.m. and 7 30 p.m. A German soloist will sing. Sunday school at 10 4 a.m. P A at 6 30 p.m. Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 30 p.m. W T G at Mrs Bears Friday 7 30. Service Saturday 7 15 p.m. Preaching each evening next week. All are invited. A K Williams, pastor.
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Baptist Church
A.K. Williams
M E Church South Preaching Sunday at Valley Farm
The M E Church South announces preaching Sunday November 9 at 11 am and 7 30 pm at Valley Farm with all invited. The pastor George Todd notes increased attendance across the circuit and reports Hamburg attendance and ongoing good work. Local mentions include Frank Boyer at A B Noble funeral, Roy Wikoff voting, and visitors Hugh Waterhouse and Walter Ambler from Shenandoah. Grace Simons improving. other town details and weekly residents noted.
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Valley Farm
Hamburg
George Todd
School notes reflect a busy fortnight at Sidney highs
Visitors welcome at the school. Miss Margaret Nix enters the Senior class. Smalley called at the building. Debates try-outs held today with a likely Sidney debate at Hamburg. A Dec 11 football game with Tabor at Tabor. Pay day smiles appear on the payroll. First literary society session last Friday, next in two weeks. Last Saturday's football 10 to 0 in favor of Hamburg. The Fisher Shipp Concert company to present next in the lecture series, expected crowded.
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Margaret Nix
Smalley
Sidney
Hamburg
Tabor College
Tabor
Literary Society
Hamberg
Fisher-Shipp Concert Company
Local Family Returns From New York Visit
C. C. Rees and his wife came back last week after visiting their son in New York City. Rev. R. E. McCormick of the Christian church delivered a funeral sermon this Sunday.
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C. Rees
New York City
RE. V. McCormick
The
Christian Church
Sanday
Mrs Scranton Visits Daughter at Omaha Convent
Mrs Arthur Scranton spent Sunday with her daughter at the convent in Omaha. Herman Faxon has accepted a position in Billings Montana, for which place he left Tuesday.
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Herman Faxon
Billings
Mont
Eczema itch relief advertised with ointment
A brief ad promotion claims Down ointment cures eczema itching and urges purchase at all drug stores. The message emphasizes that scratching worsens itch and positions the product as a temper aid for skin discomfort.
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Nature
Hade
J.C. Aver Co
Lowell Mase
Simon Peckstead
Omaha
Roy Duncan
Lady Friend
Clarinda
Jack Hunter
Watson
Ira Cummins
Shenandoah
Patti wcBride
Doc Harrell
Fairfax
Miss Young
Charley Singleton
St. Joseph
Cora Stotler
Dr. Stotler
Shen
Andoab Priday
Leon Glenn
Faroug
Glande Geyer
Colorada
J. G. Geyer
Arkansas
Miss. Minnie Plant
Butts
Argyle Street
Merritt McNeal
Watsono
Oscar Jones
Shenandoa
M.A. Travis
Modale
Miss Loma Wiliams
Brownville, Neb
Arthur Butler
M S. Hatten
Joe Light
Carroll
Hame
Church of Christ
H. V. McCormick
M. E. Church South
Frank Boyer
A. B. Noble
Enroute
Will Simions
Sidney White
Roy Wikoff
Hugh Waterhouse
Walter Ambler
Grace Simons
Dave Hardman
Council Brnfis
Flayes
Pred Ives of
Payne
Guy Robb
Miss Besse Long
Tarkig
Enga
House of Kuppenheimer
Ss. J
S.T. Mitchell
Bank of Hamburg
H.g.wiese
M.D
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Kinder Krimkheiten
Eewholmit
Osiee
A. H. Mann
J. Krause
Walnut Ave
Altea
Penn
Kenneth Mure
Jedy
Wanamakega
Tows
CHAS
Medford
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