Courtland Notes Show Social Visit and Outings
In Courtland North Dakota on Wednesday and Tuesday local residents including Clark and Sjolander attended sales and visited A Larson. Christine Olson spent Sunday at the Arvid Larson home. M A Larson and daughters hosted visitors, and several couples traveled to Isas City on No 40. Jaude Hendrickson bought a new Ford sedan.
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Ednesday
Fred Currie
Awence Nondorf
Reuben Engwall
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Fred Luridberg
Marty
Court
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Bell
John Stolander
Fern Kellogg
Once Nondorf
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James
Ed Lundberg
J. E.’ Street
Providence Gyapel Notes and Local Visits
The John Fike home children were sick but improving. Mrs. George Fike contacted Mrs. Walter Billings. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Norgard moved into the former Christie residence this week. Glen Eastman threshing activity occurred Friday afternoon with Spivy machinery. Mrs. Harley Christie and Donna Ian visited Mrs. George Christie on Friday while men traveled to Scandia. Mr. and Mrs. Ebert Westanl and Mr. and Mrs. Will Currie spent Sunday evening with Clarence Cornell.
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John Fike
George Fike
Walter ‘Billings
Oscar Norgard
Ann
George Christie
Glen Eastman
Harley Christie
Donna Ian
George Christ
Scandia
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Ebert Westanl
Will Currie
Clarence Cornell
Empty church pews demand serious consideration
A historic analysis cites three core causes for nonattendance: lack of parental church example, low active interest among members, and misunderstanding of the church's purpose. It argues that outside observers are influenced by members’ Christlike character and urges church folk to face these facts to remedy declining attendance.
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Federated Churches
Absorbing Labor Oversupply Through Public Works
In a modern age of speed, progress from science and machines reduces human labor. The writer argues for absorbing unemployment by investing in broad highways funded by a battleship budget, to boost currency circulation and provide lasting public benefit. America is urged to seize this opportunity.
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America
Spiritual Rebirth Forecast After Fundamentalist Modernist Split
The piece argues that a global awakening in personal religion accompanies scientific advancement and mysticism. It traces past revivals from St Francis to Wesley and Whitfield, contending science and religion study the same invisible energy and that the fundamentalist modernist dispute concerned terminology, not core beliefs.
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Taylor
Mystics
Wesleys
Whitfield
Awards Given in Typing by the Royal Company
From Scandia High News Frank Nimocks and Mildred Rydwall won silver pins for typing forty words per minute. Certificates went to Eleanor Jackson Evannah Larson Lucille Linden and Helen Johnson for thirty or more WPM. Eighteen students set records of twenty five WPM or more. Tests lasted fifteen minutes with five or fewer errors required for an award.
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Scandia
Frank Nimocks
Mildred Rydwall
Royal Typewriting Company
Eleanor Jackson
Evannah "Larson
Lucille Linden
Helen Johnson
Radio Repairing and Electrical Wiring Services Ad
Radio laboratory testing equipment and eight years of experience in radio and electrical work offered by Ed Barricklow. Leave sets at Haggman and Wires or call phone 63, Courtland. Is your subscription paid up.
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Ed Barricklow
Haggman & Wires
Courtland
Disposition That Boy Makes of His Spare Time
A commentary highlights juvenile crime rising after 9 p.m. and the need to redirect spare time. It argues delinquency stems from adult inefficiency, not mental deficiency, and urges community action via Boys' Club federation open houses to strengthen boys physically mentally and morally.
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Ties of
America
Organized Vice and War System Threaten the American Home
The piece argues two enemies threaten American households organized vice and crime and the war system. It calls college graduates to join a movement to outlaw war and end the alliance between government and the underworld, citing Chicago as an example of government underworld ties.
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Chicago
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