Birth of a Dutch Princess Brings Joy Across Holland
An editorial praises Princess Juliana's January birth of a princess and discusses Holland's stable monarchy, loyalty of the Dutch to the House of Orange Nassau, and the wider reflection of this event on American views of Europe. It contrasts Dutch and American leadership while urging Nebraska to celebrate state prosperity and national strength in a sweeping promotional tone.
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Atlantic
Juliana
The
Netherlands
House of Orange-Nassau
White House
Abraham Lincoln
Holland
England
H. S. Wells
Ini
Europe
America
William III
Emma
Wilhelmina
Sherve
Sigone
Nebraska
Union
East
Aunt Agatha and the No Visitors Rule Fable
A family tale mocks hospital heed for visitors as Aunt Agatha nearly dies from a relapse after Cousin Emma crashes the no visitors rule. The narrator learns to respect hospital rules while recounting the ill fated talkathon and a posthumous burial.
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Agatha
Elmer
Uncle Elmer
Aunt Agatha
Emma
Aunt Ag
Dalton Presbytery Scene of Gathering Time
A Dalton crowd gathered Wednesday at the Marion Asbury home for a surprise farewell bridal shower honoring Mrs. Leonard Brush. Hosts included Mrs. Harry Martin Mrs. Earl Panabaker and Miss Erna Asbury. The couple Mrs. Brush and her husband who wed last summer plan to Denver then California. Several local relatives attended and fourteen former schoolmates were present.
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Marion Asbury
Événifig
Harry Martin
Earl Panabaker
Erna Asbury
Leonard Brush
Panatbaker
Denver
California
G. T. Hardin
Claude
Wyoming
Ed Denver
Tom
Alliance
Kéenhéeth Reeves
Marton Asbuty
J. B.’ Pankau
Stin Valley
Tda
Winiter
Rockies
Ray Wort
G. HY Worth
Dalton Grade
Broadwater
W. C
Brestel
George McRee
Harvey Chorn
Edith Line
Dalton ‘Co-op
Presbyterian’ “Church
Mcconnel S
Ralph ‘Scherer
Presbyterian Church Activities Highlight Local Life
A week of church events and illness updates unfolds in Lexington with Young People Day at the Presbyterian church, services and talks by Betty Jean Stefer Robert Geller and Evelyn Osborn, and an offering for the Lexington conference fund. Elmer Martin and Harvey Chorn undergo procedures, while Rev Spehr leads a children’s teaching discussion and Rebekah lodge serves lunch at John Deere day.
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Gerald Asbury
A. J. Mellberg
Paul Heitman Moniday
Presbyterian Church
Betty Jean Stefer
Robert Geller
Evelyn Osborn
James
Hershey
Betty Jean
Earl
Mary Ann Vowell
Edith Linehow
Elmer Martin
Marguerite Cortney
Harvey Chorn
Workers “Conference
Presbyterian’ Church
Chas
Munshaw, Jr
Spehr
Episcopal Church
Sidney
Clarence Mellberg
Kenneth Reeves
John ‘Deere
Frandsen Hall
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