Sunday School and church notices from July 3
First M. 8 Churely Fine Sunday School with new scholars last Sunday. Next Sunday lie services at 8:40 a.m. and 11 a.m. Miss Boyer to speak on The Unfinished Task. Epworth League 7 p.m. election of officers. picnic and hymn hour. J. H. Freedline, Pastor. Rev Mrs. A. B. Burnett, Pastor. Bible school 10 a.m. Morning sermon Count it all joy. evening Stoning Jesus. Union service 8 p.m. at Baptist Church with Miss Boyer address. Prison roster notes and local remarks about L. W. Boehner and library job. Presbyterian reports and Union meeting at 8 p.m. July 10 Lord's Supper ememorated.
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Churely
Bible School
Jesus
P. U
Baptist Church
Boehner
Presbyterian Church
A. J. Meierhoff
Glenwood State
Card of Thanks for Loss of Wife and Family
Our sincere gratitude is extended to all who contributed to relief in our great sorrow for the loss of our wife daughter and sister Roger Ferguson Mr and Mrs W M Crawford and family
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Roger Ferguson
W. M. Crawford
Standard Bearers Meet at Methodist Society Event
The Standard Bearer Society of the Methodist Church met with Miss Vera Donner Tuesday evening. Sixteen attendees enjoyed an engaging program led by Miss Welna Borene focusing on Missionaries in petre servite. Four discussions followed the program, then a light lunch and social hour closed the evening.
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Standard Bearer Society
Methodist Church
Vera Donner
Welna Borene
Petre Servite
Without Cash A Move of Love and Household Strife
In 1921 the Butterfelds wrestle with rent hikes and a tight budget. Allan and Sophia improvise a frantic move using a wheelbarrow and borrowed labor, uncovering wedding and family silver as they push toward a small new home. The scene blends humor with fragile finances and a stubborn, hopeful resilience.
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Butterfelds
Mimdst
Allan
Sophia
Minnick
Perry
Allen
Persy
Bulver
Straw Littered Streets and Medieval Learning Traditions
The article recalls a medieval custom where students on straw sat on the Rue du Pouarre in Paris street of straw lore. It notes Dante visiting Paris and lectures in the Latin Quarter with straw as modesty aid, detailing a payment ritual for graduation and lost receipts along Rue du Fountre.
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Tainte
Taradise
Bisgebert
Dante
Paris
Boy's Suggestion All Right In Electric Washing Lesson
A damp basement and a short in a washing machine motor caused an electric current in the water during Monday laundry. Thirteen year old Harry offered a rubber boot safety tip arguing the current would not harm if she wore rubbers, and the mom followed his advice, finishing the wringing safely.
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Harry
Edigon
Franklin
Foxes and Fates in a Cryptic Scrape
A fragmented line hints at a wild proverb set about a fox counting hens and the idea that success hinges on handling losses. It also mentions oil wasted and a phrase about the tee far ever reached.
Fragmentary OCR Notes on Historical Speech Patterns
A garbled OCR excerpt discusses diverse topics and names with unclear meaning. It references Japanese people, knights, a university, and a mix of percentages and phrases, but lacks coherent context or identifiable events. The fragment style resembles a damaged passage rather than a reportable item.
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Cartier Age
de Cauensduia
Gqursiien
Veces
Meyer
Feumge Fs
United States
Mistaken Identity on a Foggy Market Run
In a cold fog a stout farmer and his employee drive a bullock to market. Mistaken voices reveal the employee has been steering the farmer all along, as Bill realizes he has been leading his bulky master for miles, the bullock long gone in the mist.
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Giles
Bill
Maister
Pretty Bad at That Clare Sheridan Paints Churchill Gossip
At a New York reception Anglo-American sculptor Clare Sheridan described her Bolshevik Russian visit. An eminent Instrator interrupted to ask if her cousin Winston Churchill paints. Sheridan affirmed and the questioner quipped that Churchill is not as bad as his paintings.
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Clare Sheridan
New York
Winston Churchill
Bread Request Turns Into Bare Bread Joke
A six year old boy asks for bread and butter but receives only bread. He looks at it and asks if he must eat it bare naked, prompting a humorous remark attributed to the Chicago American.
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Donald
Daddy
Chicago
Hardest Part of a Postmaster Job Revealed
Information First Hand recalls a postmaster's view on the toughest aspect of the role. The sorter at the mall pauses and answers that the hardest part is getting the job and keeping it.
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