FIRST LUTHERAN AND MISSION GROUPS SUMMARY
Potter area church notices report Rev. Paul Janson and Rev. O D Hoagland active in Lutheran and Methodist services with Sunday School at 9 00 and a note that no morning ship service will be held due to conference attendance in Hastings Nebraska. Memorial Day observances include church services and a cemetery program with military honoring.
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Edgar An- Anderson
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Edgar Anderson
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Harmony Hustlers 4 H Club Met May 22
The Harmony Hustlers 4 H Club met May 22 at 8 p.m. with nine members present and assistant leader Glenn Trawling. They learned several knots and planned demonstrations for the next meeting at Bruce Christofferson's on June 5 at 8 p.m.
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Typing paper stock offered by The Telegraph
A brief ad notes complete stock of typing paper mimeograph paper and typewriter or pencil carbon is available from The Telegraph.
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Dahomey Warrior Women Guarded by Audible Belts
Seventeenth and eighteenth century Dahomey in West Africa trained women as soldiers after male natives were sold into slavery. Over generations women formed about a third of an army of 15,000, growing tougher with each generation, until the king ordered belts to warn civilians of their approach.
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