New Violin Quartet Headlines Chautauqua Attraction
The Chautauqua circuit adds a quartet of talented violinists led by Miss Electra Platt with four beautiful violinists including Helen Peck Enid Alexander Ethel Jo Lehr and Gladys Blakely. The program features stirring patriotic music and a strong reader performance by Helen Peck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Horner
Southwest
Electra Platt
New York
Helen Peck
Redpath Bureau
Lyceum
Chautauqua
Enid Alexander
Ethel Jo Lehr
Gladys Blakely
Potter Children’s Day and Local News Roundup
Potter Children’s Day hosted by M EB Sunday School. W Johnson’s travel report places him at Camp Iremont California after Cheyenne. Ivan McAdam builds cement steps. Arthur Cavalli hosts a young soldier. Ida Gunderson is clerk at Francis Drug Store amid rising ice cream demand. Mr. and Mrs. Mathers and brother Will Heinemann visit Laramie Wyoming and Colorado. Ladies Aid meets with Mrs. Brady. Clarence Peterson entertains a daughter. Junior Red Cross active after school. Ed and John Quinn trip to Cheyenne. Nene Johnson visits cousin Ethel Leafdale. John N Anderson from Lealand Illinois, cousin of C D and L A Thompson, visits Potter. Anderson notes improvements since 30 years ago and plans eighty acres broken for wheat near Pheasant View school. R A Babcock travels to Denver. Mrs. John Johnson visits sister in Sheridan with relatives. B F Brothers of Wimball visits daughter Mrs. Goding and Mrs. Stanton. Mrs Ray Buabeoth and baby visit relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Me. W. Johnson
Cheyenne
Camp Iremont
California
William McAdam
Arthur Cavalli
Ida Gunderson
Francis
Mathers
Will Heinemann
Laraiile
Wyoming
Colorado
Colorado. the Ladies Aid
Brady
Clarence Peterson
Red Cross
Messrs
Mesdames
John Quinn
Nene Johnson
Ethel Leafdale
John N. Anderson
Lealand
Imh- Nois
C. D
L. A. Thompson
Potter
Evan Stine
Anderson
Pheasant View School House
Lorenzo Munson Enticed to Camp First Red Cross Member
Lorenzo Schuyler Munson enlisted and was enticed to Camp as the first Red Cross member to go. W. I. Andres remains at Denver improving. Red Cross ladies held a chicken dinner, with many visits and family connections noted among Denver Grand Junction and Sterling residents. June 19 next Red Cross meeting announced with a Lorenzo Saturday dance on June 15 inviting all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schuyler Munson
Red Cross
W. I. Andres
Denver
Peetz
G. Meierns
J. H. Warrick
Lester Blackman
Sterling
Mr. Fleming
Mr. Mason
Mr. Davis
Fleming
Mason
Frank Meier
James Walker
Sidney
Logan Fange
Ralph
Geo. Fleming
Jessie Fulton
Josie Mason
Ethel Corners
Blackman
F. L. Whitelock
Kincaid
Sund
W. TI. Andres
Andres
Raddatz
Gage
Saint Peter's Danish Evangelical Lutheran Church Notices
Saint Peter's Lutheran services held Sundays at 11 A M southwest of Potter with 10 30 A M Sunday school and Bible class. Various meetings including Ladies Aid on the second Wednesday and youth and family gatherings. Fifth Sunday services at Lars Christiansen's home. St Patrick's Catholic Church offers Mass at 9 A M and an evening service at 7 30 P M with instruction Saturdays at 2 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People's Society
Ladies’ Aid Society
J. Nelson
Lars Christensen
Dix
Bible School and Worship Times at Langston Church
Bible school at 10 o clock morning worship at 8 00 am Bible study and prayer Thursday evening at 8 00 pm J J Langston pastor directs the congregation at the local church with scheduled services and study times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible School
J. J. Langston
Church Schedule For Prayer and Guild Activities
Henry Ives, pastor, announces daily open prayer times and Sunday School at 10 a.m. Morning prayer and sermon at 11 a.m. The Guild meets Fridays at 2 p.m. for Red Cross work in the Guild room of the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Henry Ives
Presbyterian Church Children Day Draws Crowd at Court House
The Children Day program last Sunday at the Court House was a decided success. The courtroom was full and the event proceeded as planned under Mrs Malensbury’s careful supervision. The Sunday School mission offering totaled $12.00 with services upcoming.
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Court House
Four New Members Join Christian Church Service
A great Lord's Day morning service welcomed four additions to the congregation. Two men and their wives united with the church, bringing total signups to 168 since the first Lord's Day.
Evening services praised with strong attendance and music
In August the evening service drew good attendance and the congregation exchanged encouraging comments on the services. Music selections were fine, especially the special pieces that were enjoyed by all. Next Sunday at eleven there will be a children’s day program and a cordial invitation to parents and the public. No Sunday evening service due to the Chautauqua program.
Sidney church Sunday schedule announced with services
The notice lists Sunday school at 10:00 for Gurley and Sidney, Matins, Confirmation, Confession, Absolution and Holy Communion at 11:00, children's services at 8:15, a potter litany and Home Guard service at 3:00 p m, led by Rev C. W Seville, with Sunday at 10.00 reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Trinity
Sidney
Gurley
Children's
Potter — Litany and Home Guard
C. W Seville
Sunday School and preaching at church next Sunday
The notice invites attendance at Sunday School at 10 a.m. and preaching at 11 a.m. with a welcoming church. no other services that day. It mentions a future Sunday School picnic, five acres of potatoes planted by the League, and the basement of the new church nearing readiness to aid Sunday School work. Pastor L. A. Lewis signs the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League
Epworthians
L. A. Lewis
Noble Thoughts and Poems Embodied in Action
A reflective note urges turning fine thoughts into noble deeds. It claims noble thinking alone is empty without living nobly, and the finest poems are those lived rather than written. The passage champions action as the true measure of beauty and virtue.
Kindly Dispensation in Ohio State Journal tone
A compact literary note from the Ohio State Journal reflects on Providence’s gentle bias toward happiness in feeling important as equal to merely being important.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Ohio State Journal
Mars John and Aunt Tildy in a Curious Conjuring Scene
The Richmond Times-Dispatch fragment depicts Mars John exclaiming at Aunt Tildy as she rushes past a fire engine house. Doctor Cutter distracts two blood vultures from his pendercitis while analyzing the ante-bellum germans of a neuro-plumenta as a possible conjuration and quarantine risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mars
John
Tildy
Pumiinge
Dan
Haze
Seary
Cutter Dene
Chile
Richmond Times-Dispatch
Birds Sweet Songs Across Country Melodies
A rustic portrait of birds with varied songs. The bluebird by a brook imitates running water while the bebollnk fills the meadow with cascading melody. The common sparrow adapts its tune to urban clatter and human noise from horses to trains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bebollnk
Muanower
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E. L. Montgomery
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Virgil Marsh Jeweler
Harper Furniture and
Nebra
C. E. Harper
Phelps
M. Lee Daniels
Hardy Hardware Store
M. EB
R. A. Babcock
John Johnson
Sheridan
Julius Johnson
B. F Brothers
Wimball
Goding
Stanton
Ray Buabeoth
Baby
Lorenzo
Saint Peter's
Danish Evangelical Lutheran Church
Falck, Potter
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Christ Episcopal Church
Presbyterian Church
Ing
Lutheran Church
MR. Farmer
Sunset Grocery Co
Youg
Bassett & Sittler
The
Althea
Granville Jones
Frank Loveland
Sergeant Turley
Trench
Ethel Hinton
Old Home Singers
Uncle Sam
M. Beryl Buckley
Dean C. Dutton
Sidney Chautauqua
Bess
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