Church Evening Program At OP Opens Doors To Mission
At the churches in OP a Home Mission Thursday evening and quarterly tea are planned. Members are asked to help decorate the basement, share dinner with the ladies, and attend. An important board meeting followed the Sunday service. Remember the orchestra program Friday at 7:30 with fine specialties and youth music.
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Bi Rayhill
Sandéy School
Orhan
Mia
J. W. Haish
Temperence
Newell Fae
Lincoln
Phw
Local U B Church Activities and Funeral Notice
The U B Church at 10 Main hosts Sunday school at 3 00 with superintendent Johnson and Edna Burns leading the wing. An aid society meeting is planned in the church room with a Valentine social this week. Regretfully we record the death of Lowell Quell who was active in the Bible School and church. Funeral details and tributes follow in a brief notice.
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U. B. Church
Johnson
Ema Ja Behool
Ar Main
Ie Bete
Dwight Hiatt
Edna Burns
Cock de Ptigen
Wei
Aid Society
Pogiety
Hetermediates
Lowell Quxell
C. BE. Society
Bible School
Ewes
Fragment from memorial tribute to a life well used
A reflective obituary passage honors a life begun and lived with joy, noting that destructive forces exist alongside constructive ones. It closes with spiritual lines about trust in God and a final acknowledgment that life’s work continues beyond the present.
Christian Church Schedule Under Pastor Hy York
Bible School at 10. Preaching and Communion at 11. Evening services at 7. Prayer meeting and Bible exposition every Wednesday at 7.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church Hy F. York
Pleasant community notes from MT PLEASANT area
Mr and Mrs Yau Lemaster spent Friday at the Georges Robins home Hazel Brown spent the weekend at home Open PLA Business meeting was held at Earl Woodcock home Friday evening Richard Brown Keith Clark Gilbert Woodcock Everatt Gil P Edmond Glen and y Robinson Mrh and Hare a skating on Brownhd Saturday evening and Sunday afternoon Lloyd Clark and family spent Saturday and Sunday at the Will Callen home Mr and Mrs Zell Callen and daughter Marie attended B Y P U Sunday evening Mrs George Brown and daughter Florence spent Friday at the Alvin Hankins home There is going to be a spelling Bee and Pie and Candy social at Buffalo Friday evening February 7th Everybody come theater Woodcock and wife and Will Spencer and wife spent Sunday afternoon at the Will I Sharp home in Moravia The Farm Bureau was well attended Thursday evening An address by the County Agent was enjoyed by all Mr and Mrs Homer Brown are the proud parents of an 11 pound baby boy born February 11th Hagelle Robinson taught school at Fairview Tuesday for Rex Brown Mrs Fred Thomas left Saturday morning for a visit with her daughter Mrs Ed Brown at Wichita Kansas Emory Erskin and family returned home last week from a visit with Mr Erakin's parents
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Earl. Woodcock
Richard “Brown
Keith“ Clark
Gilbert Woodcock
Everatt Gil P Edmond
Glen “Andy Robinson
Mrh
Haréa
George Brown
Florence
Alvin Hankins
Buffalo
Theater Woodcock
Will Spencer
Will I Sharp
Moravia
Farm Bureau
Homer Brown
Hagelle Robinson
Fairview
Rex Brown
Fred ‘Thomas
Debunking Physical Traits as Crime Indicators
The text reviews Karl Pearson’s experiments showing hair color and curliness better reflect intelligence than forehead height, argues no single head shape predicts character, and recaps Lombroso’s flawed crime-sign theory with widespread signs among noncriminals and impracticality of enforcing signs.
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Karl Pearson
Henry Foster Adama
Scribner’s
Lombrosa
Indian giver and meerschaum the word origins
The piece explains the origin of the expression Indian giver tied to potlatch customs where gifts are exchanged with expected returns. It also describes meerschaum, its German roots, composition, sources in Asia Minor and the Scandinavian coast, and how pipes are made and finished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest
Puget Sound
Alaska
Asia Minor
Livadia
Paoboen
Scandinavian
Eskicnehir
Scandinuvign
Limousine's Origin Emerges From French regional Coif History
A garbled OCR sketch traces the word limousine to French peasant head coverings worn by Limousin region women around Litages. It links a hooded coif fashion to a transport term later associated with a covered carriage and a high powered automobile, though the text is fragmented.
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France
Litages
Limousin
Conscience Not on the Job At School Creek
Two boys Jimmy and George ignored their mother’s warning not to play behind the school building near a Woley Creek. They returned home muddy at dusk, their shoes caked with mud, and their mother scolds them for disobeying the instruction and risking trouble. The boys defend themselves by saying their sleds or chores weren’t working right, and their mother questions how they ended up at the creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy
George
Jimny
Weber
Jimsy
Fragmented query on names and places in a garbled text
The readable words include personal names and places such as Silvke and Lieu Wy Visilius with references to a secretary. The passage is incomplete and lacks a coherent event or action to report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalton
Quad
Nes
Mine Opening Notice Near Duff Mine Area
A farmer invites neighbors to inspect a newly opened mine on his property located 3 to 4 miles south of the Duff mine and 24 miles northwest of Rathbun seeking to gauge value and potential profits.
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Duff Mine
Rathbun
Namibis al
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Jersey
John Veere
Dotson
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J. B. Sneed
C. T. Slavin and
Canterville
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My Place
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Wesley Cline
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C. E. Tucker
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