Methodist Church Bazaar and Clothing Drive Notice
The Ladies Aid hold a Friday bazaar and food sale in the church basement and seek patronage. The county requests used clothing to be remade here. Sunday School 10, Worship 11, Vesper Service 5, Women's Club program led by Miss Miller. no evening service. W H Wright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Ladies Aid
Miss Miller
W. H. Wright
L. P. Dickinson
Alliance
Lucille Dickinson
Presbyterian Church
A. A. Gray
Edith
V. A. Newcomer
Lincoln
Gilbert Johnson
Mabel Fox
Ira Irland
Shelby
Henry Taddiken
Carl Wieseman
Jack
Valley
P. C
Columbus
Olive M. McBeth
Sisters of the Skillet Bridge Club
W. S. Wells
George Carson
County Medical Society
Rapp Hotel
State Medical Association
H.B.H. Bridge Club
Fred Adkins
Lynn Brigham
O. F. Stickell
J. R. Mueller
Syracuse
Ed Zang
Fred Huggler
D. W. McFadden
F. J. Strain
Nell
Bob Cator
George McMeekin
Genonand Joyce
Roy Hultman
Omaha
C. J. Hultman
Marvin Dale Walters
Egnar
Evelyn Scholz
Longmont
Colo
William Scholz
A. A. Wurtz
C. R. Collins
Wurtz
William Grossnicklaus
W. E. Thompson
W. R. Kepner
Fairview Valley Churches Schedule Holiday Activities
The Fairview Valley Churches report busy week events with Ladies Aid and Foreign Missionary meetings, a covered dish luncheon, and a Friday social. The cemetery association meets December 13 for Christmas roll call as pastors plan evangelistic outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid
Valley Basement
Mickey
Aid
West End
Omaha
Schuyler
Fairview
Mortgage And Future Hope In Church Notices
Lutheran church notices praise Thanksgiving attendance and layout a December schedule with Bible Society offering, Luther League devotions, and Mission anniversary guest Rev. Alfred Trued. The second feature argues government spending creates a national mortgage on future, warning deficits burden workers and descendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Live Stage Prices at South Omaha Report
Receipts at Union Stock Yards Omaha on December 8, 1935 totaled 11 500 cattle with a dull start to the week. Fat lambs held at 10 50 to 11 20, feeders stronger from 9 90 to 10 10, aged sheep unchanged. Best steers reached 12 75 while cows and heifers sold steadily and stockers and feeders showed 15 to 25 cent gains. Yearlings sold to 8 50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Stock Yards
Omaha
Prices for cattle and shoppe closure notice
Market quotes list good to prime cattle and range cattle prices with ranges for cows, heifers, steers, and lambs. An appreciation note explains the Osceola Shoppe closure due to a robbery and thanks local patrons, signed by Inez Paine and Betty LaVerne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola
Stromsburg
Inez Paine
Betty LaVerne
Mrs Hattie Fillman Visits With Family in Omaha Area
Mrs Hattie Fillman and Carl from Omaha spent the week with Mrs Fillman's sisters Mrs P C Wieseman and Mrs Frank Hendrickson and brother C R Timm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Fillman
Carl
Omaha
Polk County bids seek supplies for 1936 needs
Notice to bidders lists approximate quantities of books records and office supplies for Polk County Nebraska for 1936 including tax lists receipts blanks and form papers. Sealed bids due January 1 1986 with bond or certified check and option for separate bids for books and blanks. Card of thanks follows for recent bereavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County
Chaxter
Nebraska
Osceola
John I. Anderson
Also Mentioned on This Page
General Electric
House of Magic
Iown
Nebraska Light & Powe Company
CIENT
Low
Pacific
Union Pacific Railroad
Fairview—Valley Churches
Lutheran Church
Nuff
Oscar Boden
Enoch Boden
American Bible Society
Luther League
Otto Olson
China
Alfred Trued
Women’s Missionary Society
Trued
Emil Monson
Bethphage
Axtell
Clarence Anderson
Paul Melin
Raymond Pitcairn
Sentinels of the Republic
United States Treasury Department
Quincy
Crouse-Tex Drug CO
South Omaha
G.M.A.C
Chevrolet
Chevrolet Motor Company
Detroit
Reeb Bros. Motor CO
Spic & Span
South
Omon Stock Yards
Omaha, Lu
Byron Weston
Abigail Zang
Fred Schwab
Minnie Ouart
B. L. Hotchkiss
Mpg
L. M. Nickel
Augustus Zang
Albert Zang
Henry Zang
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