Sargon Health Formula Promises Rapid Medical Advances
A biochemist-led effort claims a breakthrough formula Sargon along with Sargon Soil Mass Pills can stimulate liver, blood, and endocrine glands to improve health. The Crouse-Tex Drug Co has the exclusive city agency and reports a large stock ready for demand after strong nationwide druggist endorsements.
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America
Sargon Laboratories
Mid West
Kansas City
Crouse-Tex Drug Co
Valley Community News Roundup and Social Visits
Near Shelby residents share visits and family events. Leo Duren called on Rudolf Urban. Raymond Schott may enroll as a scholar after a Dist. 13 visit. Many attended Grandma Folena’s funeral in Osceola. James Dunn Jr visited grandparents and took exams. Mrs Zimmerman and daughter visited Osceola. Victor and Anna Alt hosted guests. Lenore Vanhoosen married W O Fudge and moved to Osceola. Anna Fuchs wed George Hotchkiss in Pierce. Various locals attended weddings, church events, and exams. the Vatley Missionary Society met at Mrs Friday’s home for a social afternoon.
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Shelby
Rudolf
Rudolf Urban
Gus Hartle
Oswald Alt
August Thelen
Englebert Gable
Gabel
Anna Augustine
Dist
Lenore Vanhoosen
W. O. Fudge
Osceola
Elean
Ann
Near
Leah Herrmann
Schoo
Miss van Hoosens
Joseph Schott
Pierce
Anna Fuchs
George Hotchkiss
Edmund Schott
Omaha
York
Myr
Burrel Box
Charles BE. Hetfer
Gresham
Glenn Sack
Shiby
Susan Foland
Frank Orr
Lew Miller
Adolph Grossnicklaus
Irene
Vatley Missionary Society
G. J
Wesley Chapel Woman's Club Holds April Meeting
The Wesley Chapel Woman's Club met Thursday April 4 at Mrs Olive Hayhurst's home with 11 members and visitors. President Mrs Thelma Gibbons called the meeting to order. A business session followed then a lesson on ironing and storage of clothes led by project leaders.
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Wesley Chapel Woman’s Club
Olive Hayhurst
Thelma Gibbons
Beulah Quarantine Lifted and Local Social News
The Beulah quarantine lifted at the Harve McCormick home. Stella Lovell spent the weekend in Omaha. Mrs Dake and daughter Helen, and Mae Dixon of Osceola, visited David City Saturday. Calmar Dunn and family dined with Grandma Buchta. The Missionary Society met with Mrs Friday. Clair McCormick visited Lincoln for the week. A miscellaneous shower for Alice Wilcox Garrets yielded many useful gifts. Mr and Mrs Buchta with son Marion and Mr and Mrs Dak and Mr and Mrs Heinemeyr visited Josh Finecy Sunday afternoon.
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Harve McCormick
Stella Lovell
Omaha
Wm. Dake
Helen
Mae Dixon
Osceola
David City
Calmar Dunn
Grandma Buchta
the Missionary Society
Clair McCormick
Lincoln
Alice ‘Wilcox Garrets
Wm. Buchta
Marion
Wm. Dak
Geo. Heinemeyr
Josh Finecy
Wayland and Green's Chapel Club Meetings Report
The Wayland Merry Workers meet Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. R J Stephenson's for officer elections. Ladies' Aid of Green's Chapel to gather in the church basement Thursday afternoon. Social notes include Mr and Mrs C A Bond visiting Geo Bond in Osceola and a birthday party for Margaret hosted by Mrs R J Stephenson. Local visits feature Mr and Mrs C E Hoffer and son Bruce and Mr and Mrs Glen Sack at Burl Foxes. Pageant at Wayland Sunday drew a large crowd and was well received.
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Wayland
R. J. Stephenson
Green’s Chapel
C. A. Bond
Geo. Bond
Osceola
Margaret
C. E. Hoffer
Bruce
Glen Sack
Burl Foxes
Raymond Dey
Elmer Carter
John Bond
Roy’ Thomas
Earl Hawley
Maple Leaf Club
Burl Fox
Presbyterian Church Announces April Services and Meeting
The church lists morning services at 11:00 with Behind the Machinery and evening services at 8:00 featuring A Two Sided Picture. An annual business meeting is scheduled Friday at 8:00 p.m. Devotional meetings occur every Thursday at 8:00. All welcome.
Feeder's Day in Lincoln offers gas prize for attendance
The Nebraska Livestock Improvement Association will furnish gas to the winning county in the Feeder's Day attendance contest in Lincoln on April 19. Each county earns 20 points per man present, with counties counting attendees toward a 1200 point target. York County last year would have won with 1200 points. this year 60 men would reach that mark.
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Lincoln
Nebraska Livestoc Improvement Association
Arent Kelly
York County
Wilken Cleaners Doorstep Service Announcement
Wilken Cleaners will call for and deliver at your door twice a week. Phone 35.
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Wilken Cleaners
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