Church Services Schedule for Potter Nebraska Area
Southwest of Potter lists monthly church activities on Sundays at 11 A. M. with Sunday school at 10:30 A. M. and Bible class. Afternoon meetings include young people's or family gatherings. Ladies Aid meets every second Wednesday. Fifth Sunday services at Lars Chrispenau home north of Dix. CHR Falck, Potter, Nebraska.
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Potter
Young People’s Society
Ladies’ Aid Society
J. Nelson
Lars Chrispeneau & Home
Dix
St Patrick's Church Mass Times and Sessions
St Patrick's Catholic Church holds Sunday Mass at 9 AM and an evening service at 7 30 PM. Instruction sessions take place each Saturday at 2 o'clock.
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St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Presbyterian Church Services in Public Library
Services as usual on December 30 at the Public Library. Sunday school starts at 10 AM, preaching at 11 AM and 7:30 PM by Reverend Samuel Light.
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Presbyterian Church
Samuel Light
Methodis Church Sunday services and baptism note
The Sunday school hour is at 10 a m with an 11 o'clock service where the pastor will baptize all wishing to be baptized. Epworth League at 6 30 p m and a sermon at 7 30 p m. First Sabbath of the New Year. St Paul Evangelical Lutheran Church invites a welcome. English services in the Dunkard church Sunday evening at 8 00 o'clock. W Schroeder
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Epworth League
L. E. Lewis
St. Paul
L. BE
Lewis
Christ Episcopal Church Services and Choir Schedule
The Rev. Henry Ives is pastor with morning services at 11 A M and evening sermons at 7 30 P M each Sunday. Choir master is David J. Lewis. Choir practice is Thursdays at 7 30 P M. The Guild meets on alternate Fridays each month.
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Christ Episcopal Church
Henry Ives
David J. Lewis
Guild
Lutheran Church Notes and Service Times
Sunday worship schedule across local Lutheran churches includes morning sermons at 11 A M and 7 30 P M with Rev C W Seville and Pastor Lewis leading services Holy Trinity Sid ney Grace Gurley Dal ton and First Sunday after Epiphany public welcome to all Lutheran church services.
Christian Church Adds Two, Buries Young Man in Service
A splendid Lord's Day at the Christian Church saw two more additions to the congregation and the burial of a young man in a watery grave during the evening service. The church notes 29 total additions since arriving, plans for expanded work, and invites investigation of scriptures. Morning Bible school at 10, worship at 11 and 7:30 p.m. with topics on Cooperation and The Plan of Salvation.
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Sal
Gospel Meeting Attracts Members With Clear Chart Explanation
A local church invites the public to Gospel meetings starting the First Lord's Day in February led by John W. Tyndall of Augusta, Ga. The notice emphasizes simple gospel presentation, friendly home church atmosphere, and welcoming nonmembers to explore beliefs. J. J. Langston endorses the event.
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John W. Tyndall
Augusta
J. J. Langston
Army Clothes Rushed Overcoat Shortages Reported Ended
Washington reports indicate overcoat shortages at National Guard and Army training camps have largely ended. Secretary Baker said by telegraphic advice that 11 camps were relieved except Camp Beauregard Louisiana. Emergency shipments and local purchases are in place to supply woolen blouses and other garments.
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Washington
National Guard
Nathan
Camp Beauregard
Baker
Senate Military Committee
War Department
Camp Keirney
French foil German raids near Corbeny and Meuse
Official report says heavy artillery fights during the night south of Corbeny and on the Meuse left bank near Avecourt wood. North of St Michiel German detachments attempting to seize a French post suffered losses under French fire without success. A second German effort near Flirey fared the same. prisoners were taken.
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Paris
Corbeny
Meuse
Avecourt Wood
St. Michiel
Flirey
U S Insures 862941 Policies For Soldiers
Secretary McAdoo announced that 862941 insurance policies totaling 3 105 776 500 dollars have been issued under the war insurance law, averaging 8 557 dollars per policy. He notes February 12 is the final day to file applications. Do you want a good home in the best town on earth See us Sidney Lumber Co.
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Washington
McAdoo
Earth
County Commissioners 1918 Budget and Roads Near Sidney
Sidney Nebraska Cheyenne County January 8 1918 the Board of County Commissioners met and reorganized with Frank X Rihn as Chairman for the year 1918. Estimates for expenses total 30000 for general fund 6000 for bridges and 17000 for roads with 300 for Old Soldiers Relief. Salaries set for Sheriff 100 per month and 25 jailer fees County Superintendent 1100 per year County Attorney 800 per year Assessor 450 per year County Physician 7450 per year Janitor 75 per month. Clerk authorized to hire help. County Judge to receive a regular assistant. Bids invited for feeding prisoners. Bond of County Treasurer increased by 25000 to 100000. Mother’s pension approved for Effie Frost 10 per month. Tax corrections approved for Fannie Tobin-Dudley. Dye High Line Telephone Co right of way approved. Road improvements ordered including opening laid-out roads and removing obstructions. Public road established as Road No 318A 66 feet wide. Numerous claims audited and allowed for General Fund Bridge Fund and Potter Road District. Adjourned February 5 1918.
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Court House
Sidney
Nebraska
Cheyenne County
Board of County Commissioners
Frank X Rihn
L. R Barlow
Grant Brady
F .N Stanson
C .S. Radcliffe
Frank X. Rihn
Sherrif
M. Lancaster
Effie Frost
Fannie Tobin- Dudley
Dye High Line Telephone Co
Bronson
L. M. White
R. R. Reinmuth
Apple Worm Destruction Through Arsenical Sprays
An old report explains the coddling moth lays eggs in apples and a remedy is spraying trees with arsenical poisons to kill the larvae. Such treatment yields higher grade apples reaching the market with no wormholes or worms.
Lloyd George calls for clear cause in war aims
Premier Lloyd George told trades unions that Britain fights only for a just cause and not to seize Constantinople. He urged democracy for Germany as proof of end of military rule, supported an independent Poland, restoration of Serbia and occupied French and Italian lands, and insisted reparation and consent of the governed must shape a permanent peace. He warned Russia’s fate depends on its people and urged unity with France, America, and Italy.
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London
Lloyd George
Great Britain
Constantinople
Turkey
Count Czern In
Brest-Litovsk
Poland
Europe
Germany
American
France
Italy
Russia
Alsace-Lorraine
Serbia
Montenegro
Romania
Prussia
Mr. Lloyd George
Austria-Hungary
Asiag Minor
Thrace
Lloyd
George
Vienna
Lloyd George States War Aims Reflect National Unity
Prime Minister Lloyd George outlined Britain’s war aims as a national consensus after consulting Labour leaders Asquith and Grey and dominion representatives He insisted the goal is to redirect Germany from domination to constructive ends, rejecting annexation indemnity and self determination in a broad consensus tone
Huns Rush Airplanes Plans From Prisoners
In France Jan 7 German officials fear a vast American aerial program rising from prisoner documents. They assume tens of thousands of planes will join the Battle area to offset Allied air power as British fliers drop over 500 bombs behind German lines and claim eight enemy planes down with three of their own lost.
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France
Germany
United States
America
Cutlery family noted in Brooklyn Citizen quip
A Brooklyn Citizen cartoon caption jokes that the family role play is defined by utensils with the daughter spoons the food, the father forks out the money, and the mother knives the other guests.
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Brooklyn
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Falck, Potter
Evangelical Lutheran Church
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Gurley
Dalton
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C. W. Seville
National Army
U. S
Sidney Lumber OO
General Fund
M. Lancaster, Co
Treas
Co. Atty
Geo
W. Puckett
Bettendorf
Neb. Telephone .Co
Toll
Sidney Municipal Service Co
Baum
Bros
Sweepine
Apple
Britain
Constantl
Nople
Kaiser
Mary White
Carrie Schulenberg
Haskell
Myrtle Lancaster
Carrie Schulenburg
Thos L
Miskimen
John M. Iverson
Jacob H. Mahr
Emma Olga Mahr
Morrow
J. W. Cage
Fred M. Raddatz
Julia Mueller
Susan Saab
Wellner
Relief Thompson
Arthur Harp
Medusa Johnson
Als
James L. McIintosh
Otto L. Punteney
Simon Fishman
J. L. McIntosh
Charles Boschulte
H. F. Boschulte
Theodore Lexterkamp
Nels W. Olson
Nebr
A. H. Carrow
H. C. Eckert
Frank Isenberger
Claude D. Moorhead
Andrew J. Englert
R. S. Oberfelder
Lodgepole
Jacob Frickel, Jr
Anna A. Johnsen
New
Christ Hatgens
H. P. Hansen
Lillilan Dixon
Mary Vipond
Charles Vipond
Czernin
Count Czernin
Inbor
Asquith
Viscount Grey
Ireland
Pershing
Kee
Red Cross Fruit Store
Oberfelder Bldg
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