Beemer hosts Norfolk district mission convention closing
Miss Nellie Snider general organizer led the home missionary convention at the Methodist church. Officers were elected with Mrs E S Hughes as president and others from Wayne Randolph Beemer and Norfolk. The gathering included talks on home missions, reports, music, and a discussion of Chinese slave trade impacts.
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Woman's Home Missionary Convention
Norfolk
Methodist Church
Lsten
Misa Nellie Snider
Miss Snider
Ray
C.S. Hughes
Pender
Ross Tindall
I. A. Moler
da Date
Wayne
Miss Snyder
Mexico
Woman's Missionary Society
Solder
Mane House
Wayne W
Asther Wenworth
Randolph
Preston Ogden
Moses Edoug Loucks
Ethel
Elizabeth Spencer
Beemer
Portland
Norfolk Chronicle Social Notes Roundup
Mrs 8 F Dunn and daughter visit Pierce. John Huntington of Lucerne Minn visits his nephew E M Huntington. Mrs E A Amerine visits Missouri for about a month. Darius Mathewson and wife return home next Wednesday from eastern trip. Mrs W H Clark leaves for Creighton after news of a nephew's death. Mrs Witters and children from Omaha visit Mrs Witters' parents. Mrs Ed Loucks and son Edward go to Pilger for several days. Mrs W Rish goes to Ute Kan where Mr Rish is drilling a well. Miss Leota Rish to Winnetoon to visit grandparents. Elma Hardy heads to Butte Mont for summer on uncle’s ranch then to university work in fall. Rev J L Stine attends national Sunday School convention in Louisville Ky as Nebraska delegate. Crofton ball team, delayed by bad Burlington roadbed, stays in Norfolk after Plainview game. Chas Tindall visits Norfolk. Miss Amy Reynolds leaves for Pierce for a few days. Miss Norma and Ruth Henzler of Pierce return from Norfolk. Dr and Mrs Peters of Stanton visit A F Tannehill. President E H Scott of the Wes-
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Elma Hardy
Butte
Mont
J. L. Stine
Christian Church of Norfolk
Louisville
Nebraska
Burlington
Crofton
Plainview
Norfolk
Chas Tindall
Amy Reynolds
Pierce
Norma
Ruth Henzler
Mrs. Peters of
Stanton
City
W. Leekiing
Cretchton
James Howarth
West Point
R Sehults
Wayne
Rutherford
Warne
D. O. Sinclair
Frank Philips
Frankfart
Hosking
J. Burke
Humphrey
E. Zimaverman
M. Limpert
Art Dalton
Battle Creek
DP Dalphin
W. Rh. Locke
C. W. Kirkland
Atkinson
J. J. Remiii
Lindsay
Wm. Dunn
Weeping Water
EK. A. Leahy
J. W. James
Wayne Mavor Sturgeon
L. A Rovhe
Camp Dewey Telephone Company
Creighton
Spencer
Orient
Chicago
A. L. Lagger
Fairfax
John Latenser
Omaha
Norfolk High School
Douglas County Board
Court House
Katherine Jenal
Hartington
Ed Jenal
Jenal
Fis
Taylor
Round House
Charles Henry Groesbeck, Jr
Parker
Charles
Charles Henry, Jr
Norfolk Driving Association
Elsie Kell
Lead
George B. Christoph
State Board of Pharmacy
Minnie Klug
Emma Marquardt
Edward Hoopman
Loucks
Edward
Spencer Butterfield
Ames
Agricultural College
Huffman
Lincoln
Randolph
H. C. Holt
Kearney
James Maxwell
J. L. Hall
Albion
Dale B. Triby
Mount Pleasant
R. R. Mitchell
May Johnson
Gladys Jenkins
Rockford
Ill
Clara Rudat
Omahia
Frances
Laura Brome
P. F. Bell
Harry Brome
Wisconsin
Lakes
Elmer Hardy
Columbus
Floy Fawcett
Wakefield
Ralph Klug
Arden
J. B. Lawrence
W. O. Guthmann
Goodell
Beemer
W. E. Hall
Osmond
Emma Durlap
Madison
BE. Coll
Lyons
Robert Hampton
G. G. Spurl
Ella Tranner
Merton Cahurn
J. F. Power
Alex Meyer
Gasoline Can Explosion at 609 South Fourth Street
A can of gasoline exploded near a cook stove at the Washolz residence 609 South Fourth Street shortly before noon. The heated can set the wall and door on fire but the blaze was extinguished without department involvement. Damage described as slight. Mr Vasholz works at Thiem meat market.
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J. F. Washolz
South Fourth Street
Vasholz
Thiem
Tyler returns from Chicago shave of moustache noted
M D Tyler arrives home from Chicago at noon after attending the Republican National Convention as a spectator. He visited his former Indiana home before the trip and has shaved his moustache during the absence.
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M. D. Tyler
Chicago
Mr. Tyler
Indiana
Democrats Praise Ticket As Strong Republican Leaders
Democrats praise the Taft Sherman national ticket noting it as a strong, clean, and able lineup. One Democrat said it is as good a ticket to beat as any that could have been put up. The remarks highlight cross party compliment toward the opposition.
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Taft
Sherman
Library drive advances for Norfolk avenue site
The Woman’s Club Library Committee reports nearly $500 of the $600 goal raised to secure the Koenigstein property on Eighth Street and Norfolk Avenue. Funds will buy the east 27 feet of Koenigstein lot, creating a 128 by 52 foot site to be turned over to the city for a Carnegie library building contingent on approval by the future library board and Mr. Carnegie.
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Traiye
Woman's Libe
Eighth Street
Norfolk Avenue
Koenigstein
Eighth and
New Library Board
Sturgeon
Norfolk
Carnegie Library
Carnegie
Batles
Nebraska
Local Social Notes Highlight Norfolk Area Visitors
Miss Elsie Kell visits In Lead and George B. Christoph returns from Omaha meeting. Many residents travel to Omaha, Lincoln, Randolph, Wakefield, Rockford, and Wisconsin for visits, conventions, and summer plans. Crop conditions improve in Beemer area as wheat oats and hay promise good yields. Local names include Kell, Christoph, Klug, Marquardt, Loucks, Butterfield, Johnson, Jenkins, Rudat, Brome, Bell, Hays, Arkwright, and Rainbolt.
Epworth League Encampment Ends in Oakdale Nebraska
The Neagh district Ep worth League encampment closed in Oakdale last night with a full program. O'Neill will host next year. Elected officers include President Rev. Co A Troump Neligh first vice Miss Ethel Admire Oakdale second vice Miss Myrtle Akers Plainview third vice Miss Pauline Saare New York fourth vice Elsworth Strain Creighton corresponding secretary Carrie Hall Pierce recording secretary Ona Saunders Elgin treasurer Ralph Kane Battle Creek junior superintendent Mrs R F Shackla Oakdale and executives Rev S A High Elgin Rev E J T Conley Pierce.
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Oakdale
Neb
Neagh District
Epworth League
O'Neill
Rev
Co. A. Troump
Neligh
Ethel Admire
Myrtle Akers
Plainview
Pauline Saare
New York
Elsworth Strain
Creighton
Carrie Hall
Pierce
Ona Saunders
Elgin
Ralph Kane
Battle Creek
R. F. Shackla
S. A. High
E. J. T. Conley
Epworth League Convention Ends With Norfolk Delegates
Rev. Ray of the Methodist church traveled home from Pender after attending the Norfolk district Epworth league convention. About fifty delegates attended the June 16 to 18 meetings, with five from Norfolk including Rev and Mrs Ray and Misses Macy Adams Hellaman.
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Epworth League
Ray
Methodist
Pender
Norfolk
C. W. Ray
Ruby Macy
Willa Adams
Laura Hellaman
Norfolk Open Races Begin August Twelfth for North Nebraska Circuit
Norfolk to host the North Nebraska Short Shipment Race Circuit opening August 12. Events in Norfolk include trotters and pacers with $200 purses across several classes. Other towns like O Neill Neligh Pierce Madison Stanton Creighton host later races through September with varied stakes and bonus events. The program also promotes garden seeds and related offers.
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Norfolk
North
Nebraska
North Nebraska
Creighton
O'Neill
Neligh
Pierce
Madison
Stanton
Holt County
Stanton County
Knox County Annied
H. M. Gardner
Marenea
Plainview Defeats Crofton In Sixteenth Inning Bid
Plainview 6 Crofton 3 in a game marked by four Plainview players scoring in the third inning and three Plainview double plays. Schoenauer a key three base hit, Sterling infield noted, attendance about 300, King, Chap man, Tarrant among pitchers.
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Neh
Crofton
Schoenauer
Sterlings
Waterloo
King and Chapman
Tarrant
Hefferman
Plainvew
King
Johnson
Brunswick
Bloomer Girls
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