Saint Peters Danish Evangelical Lutheran Church Services Schedule
Saint Peters Danish Evangelical Lutheran Church near Potter Nebraska holds services on the first, third, and fourth Sundays at 11 A.M. Bible class at 10:30 A.M. and Sunday school. Afternoon meetings include young people and family gatherings. Ladies Aid meets every second Wednesday afternoon. Fifth Sunday services at Lars Christiansen's home north of Dix at 11 A.M. CHR Falck Potter Nebr.
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Saint Peter's
Danish Evangelical Lutheran Church
Potter
Young People’s Society
Ladies’ Aid Society
J. Nelson
Lars Christensen
Dix
Methodist Church Services in Basement of New Building
The Methodist Church holds services in the basement of the new church a pleasant commodious place for worship. Sunday School at 10 a.m. Preaching at 7 p.m. Epworth League at 6:30 p.m. Evening service at 7:30 p.m.
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Methodist Church
Epworth League
Saint Patrick's Church Weekday and Weekend Services
At Saint Patrick's Church services are held throughout the week starting at S a.m. on Sundays high mass at a.m. and evening devotions at 7:30 p.m.
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St. Patrick's
Presbyterian Church Holds Services Despite Snow
In Denver the New Era Conference report was heard praising the New Era movement. A goodly number attended all services last Sunday with sermons at 11 A.M. and 7 30 P.M. Sunday School at 10 A.M. in the Odd Fellows hall. Rev. Samuel Light, Pastor.
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New Era
Denver
Odd Fellows
Samuel Light
Sidney Gurley Parish Trinity Service Schedule
Sidney Gurley parish Trinity holds Sunday School at 10:00 with worship and Holy Communion and member reception. Grace Gurley offers 10:00 Sunday School and 7:30 worship with preaching if roads permit, led by Rev. Elmer Kaht.
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Sidney-Gurley
Trinity
Sidney Tei
A.M
Grace
Gurley
Elmer Kaht
The Dynamic of The Church and The Remedy Sermons
The Christian Church notes weather and attendance woes but continues with a message, promising real Bible topics. Next Lord's Day will feature the third of the series with morning talk on The Dynamic of The Church and evening talk on The Remedy for Sin, urging attendance.
Langston Church Invitation to Worship Service
The pastor Rev Jog Langston invites the congregation to attend a worship service with music and prayer. He urges attendees to bathe the heart in prayer and come with a hungry soul, expressing hope for good attendance and acceptable results with the Lord.
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Jog
Langston
Rural neighbors share gatherings and Snowbound delays
District 51 notes list social visits among Ibley Elis, Jim Wilson, Henry Hinrichs, Otto Krueger and multiple Keiselhorst and Folkerts families. Agnes Ladine misses school due to heavy snow. Carl Christ builders showcase Gurley school’s modern design. Carl Melin arrives from France visits Agnes Mellin. Mildred Shelly visits Wilson girls.
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Henry Hinrichs
Otto Krueger
John Keiselhorst
George Kruce
Mr.Hinrichs
John Jurgens
Gurney
Agnes Ladine
Dalton
Klace
John Keisel
Agnes Melin
Hanna Folkerts
Carl Christ of Gurley
Cheyenne County
Keiselhorst
Frank Folkerts
Mildred Shelly
Wilson
Fruit Men For U. S. Rule
Chicago February 3 The American Fruit and Vegetable Shippers association plans to discuss federal supervision of traffic in foodstuffs at its convention. Prominent members favor government oversight with Harold Powell leading the sentiment. Powell, former aide to Herbert Hoover, argues vast value of food spoils annually due to producer receiver wrangles.
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Chicago
American Fruit and Vegetable Shippers’ Association
Hotel Shernin
Harold Powell
California Fruit Growers’ Exchange
Powell
Herbert Toover
Food Administration
Franklin P. A. S. Franklin Heads Exports Control Group
P A S Franklin, president of the International Mercantile Marine, remains active with the United States Shipping Board through the Exports Control Committee. He served previously as chairman of the Shipping Control Committee and continues similar duties into peacetime needs.
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Poa. S. Franklin
International Mercantile Marine
United States Shipping Board
Exports Control Coimrnittee
Frankl
The
Shipping Board
Public service and farm labor solutions urged by Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau News discusses shifting from force to public service, promoting community organization and public welfare. It notes the value of cooperative home canning guidance, facilitating married labor on farms, and a tractor school in Sidney from March 4 to 7 with experts to help solve tractor or motor issues.
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Sidney
Sidney Social Notes Recount Local Visits and Weather News
Sidney residents record weekend and weekday calls with neighbors and relatives. Miss Luin and Bessie Reineka hosted Miss Beatrice Howe, while Jim Johnson hauled wheat to Lorenzo. The Rose and Reineka households welcomed visitors including Langley family members and Mitchells. The month opened with snow, a groundhog shadow, and a forecast of more winter.
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Luin
Bessie Reineka
Beatrice Howe
FB. WL. Howe
Norman
Reineka
Jim Johnson
Lorenzo
Velina
Viola Rose
Rose
E. Howe
Ed Howe
Reed
Pave Barker
R. E. Pitts
Rolla
Belle
James Mitchell
Mr. Havlett
Reineks
Mr. Langley
Ernest
Paul Ruther
Charley Howe
Pete Howe
Langley
Sidney
Mitchell
Thelma
Raymond Langley
Rose Home
Ernest Ruther
Officer Duped Men by Promising Quick Discharges
First Lieutenant Wiley H. Dohrer, a discharged officer from Camp Grant, is accused of using his rank to extort money from four noncommissioned officers and privates by promising expedited discharges. affidavits allege payments totaling at least 600 dollars from Lisker, Zellar, Woolf, and Ricebaum, while others who paid faced halted discharge applications. Dohrer is believed to be in Detroit awaiting possible civil or military action.
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Camp Grant
Rockford
Wiley H. Dohrer
Edward A Smith
Dohrer
Rohrer
Louis A. Lisker
New York City
M.D. Zellar
Cleveland
Ohio
Morris Woolf
Joseph Ricebaum
Nohrer
Capft. Smith
Treut Dehrer
Rbrig
Wt Barth
Fuel Control Ends in United States
Washington February 3 The fuel administration on Saturday ended all price control and largely abandoned supervision of coal coke oil and natural gas distribution under an order by Administrator Garfied. With the end of control most agency activities ceased though under the Lever act cannot disappear until peace is declared Some contend price controls may fall with the move while others predict little change aided by a mild winter.
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Washington
Garfield
U. S. Flag Flies In Turkey
Rear Admiral Mark L. Bristol arrived at Constantinople and hoisted the American flag again over the United States ship Scorpion. The Scorpion had been in Constantinople for years before the war and its crew were interned when relations with Germany broke.
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Washington
Mark L. Bristol
Constantinople
United States
Scorpion
Navy Department
Constantiople
Germany
3700 Yanks Start For Home
Washington reports that about 200 officers and 3500 men are among army units announced by the War Department as embarked for home. The battleship North Carolina is due in New York February 5 with the Twelfth battalion and other units aboard. The transport Saxonia carries 104 officers and 1158 men enrolled as sick and wounded bound for New York.
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Washington
War Department
North Carolina
New York
Twentieth Engineers
Saxonia
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Falck, Potter
Presbyterian Church
Lutheran Church
Ibley Elis
Jim Wilson
U. S
California Exchange
Federal Centre
A. G. Shepherd
Prop
East Side Court House
Gurley, Nebr
J.B. Halston
Louis Willie
A. A. Sharp, Auctioneer
P. A. S. Franklin
Farm Bureau News
Tf. G. Gould
W. H. Dohrer
Turkey
ON Earth
Nea
Chase & Sanborns
Court House
NEBR
Sidney Motor Be
Sidney, Nebraska
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