Pacific Junctions Big Ladies Aid Event and Upcoming Senior Activities
A detailed report from Pacific Junction notes a successful Ladies Aid program with near forty dollars in receipts and a long list of performances by local students and guests. It also previews upcoming senior events including a May 4 baccalaureate sermon, an English Expression class recital, the May 7 senior class play Engaged By Wednesday, Senior Class Day, and Commencement.
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Ladies’ Aid
Sven’ Fig
Pudie
Wtteess
Mies Katheryne Flynt
Myrdean Fosdick Violff
Behune
Mutiel Johnson
Frank Anderson
J. P. Newell
Wasa Wanes
Mr. Marehat
Frank Boyle
Marshall
Blanche Marrin Trish
Geneva DeBolt
Esther Olson
Mila Moore Witow
Elizabeth Hall Fredrick Hoyie
M. E. Church
K. of P. Hall
Pacific Junction News Notes and Social Roundup
Community meetings at the school discussed new officers and hiring plans for the year with another gathering slated Saturday evening. Local notes report transportation mishaps, visits from Omaha and Council Bluffs residents, family warnings, and a hotel waiter’s on-train accident with injuries and a hospital transfer.
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Prof. Sager
Des Moines
Ouy
ATOM
Afr Alumt
Imestiig
Holies
Banduet
J. P. Newell
Clarion
C. R. Wilkinson
St. Joe
Hazel Rhoades
Glenwood
Frank Anderson
Pearl Palmer
Bridgeport
Neb
Janette Regester
Shenandoah
George Livengood
Edgar Whittaker
John Gustafson
Council Bluffs
Charles Kroon
Clara DeLashmutt
Frances
Jessie DeLashmutt
Omaha
C. F. Davis
Claude Anderson
Salina Colgan
Thomas Colgan
August Johnson
J. J. Marrin
Blanche
Benton
J. C. Overmeyer
Hopkins, Mo
Freda Rose
Pacific Junction
Floyd McLaughlin
Red Oak
Helen
Horton
Joe Sheppard
Josephine
Creston
Emma McLaughin
James
Williams
Henshaw Hotel
K. C
Carillons of Belgium Inspire US Memorial Thoughts
The piece notes Belgium’s carillons, gentle belt-pinnas of bells, and how many were destroyed in war. Some survived, including Iseghem’s bells recaptured by the British and Marines tower’s keyboard damaged yet ready to resume weekly concerts after the war. An audience of about 80,000 once attended a prewar Marine carillon concert.
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Peice
United States
Belgium
Bella
Iseghem
Carillon of
Marines
Josef Benys
Carillon of Marines
Ingenious submarine target praised by Popular Mechanics
The article describes an 80 by 5 foot imitation submarine target used for gun practice during voyages. A conning tower and periscope sit atop a frame drawn by two cables. pulling the upper cable surfaces the target while the lower cable submerges it, enabling gunners to train out of sight at range.
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Popular Mechanice Magazine
Methodist campaign to raise 106 million dollars
Dr Quick in Omaha headquarter remarks that the nationwide centennial fund drive will begin in May with a goal of 106 million dollars. The Omaha area is expected to contribute about ten million, with half a million leaders confident in reaching the quota. Funds will finance city rural church work foreign missions and wartime reconstruction.
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United States
Omaha
Nebraska
Iowa
Europe
America
Quick
Centenary
Methodist Worlds Fair at Columbus Opens Jubilee Campaign
The Methodist centenary drive aims to raise 105 million dollars and culminates in a Columbus Ohio jubilee from June 20 to July 18. A Midway exhibit will feature scenes from Africa Asia and the Americas while a tent city is planned to house thousands of visitors for the world fair style event.
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Columbus
Ohio
Africa
China
Korea
Japan
India
Methodist Church
New York East Side
Far West
Lne
Onaha
Des Moines
Methodist Plan for Work in Europe
Bishop William F. Anderson reports a vast postwar relief effort by the Methodist Church across devastated European regions. He cites extensive programs for community centers, orphanages, schools, and churches, plus food, medicine, nurses, and household and farm equipment. He notes a tremendous workload and great demand for their assistance after six days visiting battlefields from Lille to Erquinghem.
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Methodist Church
Europe
William F. Anderson
Lille
Hpworth League plans summer institutes for youth drive
The Hpworth League of the Methodist church outlines a July August program featuring institutes at Okoboji Clear Lake Lincoln Valley and Nebraska towns. With 889 chapters and about 86000 members in the Omaha area the effort seeks to recruit ministers and missionaries through year long study and a final intensive week. Last year over four hundred candidates were found and the centenary emphasis aims to double that this season.
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Hpworth Leagues
Episcolpill
Revi
Cottiell
Blaffe
Hpworth League
Okoboji
Lincottt
Valley
Nebraska
Hyeworth League
Omaha
Lig
United States
Employment Sunday May Fourth in Methodist drive
On Sunday May 4th the Methodist Centenary movement designates Employment Sunday. The Methodist Minute Men will speak in churches to aid returning soldiers seeking jobs. They will gather employer openings and form employment committees to match workers, inviting veterans to list names and addresses in donation boxes or meet church committees for help finding work. Members need not belong to any church to receive aid.
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Leadere
Methodist Centenary Movement
Methodist
Silso
Methodist Church
Minute Men rally boosts Methodist outreach in Omaha area
A. F. Smith of Council Bluffs announces a large Methodist Minute Men enrollment across Town and Nebraska. He says over two thousand churches will be involved, with volunteers delivering five minute speeches to boost centenary programs in churches and public gatherings.
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Methodist
Omaha
Town
Nebraska
A. F. Smith
Council Bluffs
Mr. Smith
Big City
Country
Christian F. Reisner
New York City
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Fragmentary toxic imagery from a fragmented text note
A garbled OCR style fragment evokes grim, surreal scenes of battle or decay with phrases about blood, rats, and cannons. It mentions various oblique terms like Grant Tor and rural lanes, but the meaning remains unclear and several words are distorted beyond recognition.
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Grant
Partial readable fragment hints at Kansas newspaper tribune
Fragmentary OCR text references Kansas and Ingalls, with mentions of a Tribune. The garbled lines include phrases about enchantment, splendor, and a year, but provide no clear event, date, or identifiable entities beyond Kansas and Ingalls. The piece is too damaged to determine a concrete news item or outcome.
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Kansas
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