Religion and Mass Schedules for Potter Nebraska Area Churches
Saint Peter's Danish Evangelical Lutheran Church outlines services on the 1st 8th and 4th Sundays at 11 A M with Sunday school at 10:30 A M and gatherings for young people and families in the afternoon. Ladies Aid meets every second Wednesday afternoon. Second Sunday services occur at J Nelson's school house at 11 A M with afternoon meetings. Fifth Sunday services at Lars Christiansen's home north of Dix at 11 A M. St Patrick's Catholic Church conducts Mass at 9 A M every Sunday with an evening service at 7:30 and instruction Saturdays at 2 o'clock.
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Saint Peter's
Danish Evangelical Lutheran Church
Potter
Young People’s Society
Ladies’ Aid Society
J. Nelson
Lars Christensen
Dix
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Bible School and Worship Schedule with Pastor Langston
Bible school at 10 o clock. Morning worship at 8:00. Bible study and prayer Thursday evening at 8:00. Pastor J J Langston leads the church services.
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Bible School
J. J. Langston
Church Schedule and Activities under Pastor Henry Ives
The church opens daily for prayer and holds Sunday School each Sunday at 10 A M. Morning prayer and sermon occur at 1 A M. The Guild meets every Friday at 2 P M for Red Cross work in the Guild room. Henry Ives serves as pastor.
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Red Cross
Henry Ives
Sunday church services and Sunday school schedule
Sidney church announces Sunday school at 10:00 and Matins at 11:00. Penial Swedish Lutheran Sunday school at 2:00 PM, Litany at 2:30, Gurley Vespers at 8:15 PM. Last Sunday 114 attended Sunday school and the church was crowded. Rev. C. W. Seville.
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Sidney
Penial Swedish Lutheran Sunday School
Litany
Gurley
C, W
Seville
Sunday School Picnic and Church Services Announcement
The Methodist Church invites all to Sunday School next Wednesday and to participate in the program for a good day. Services at 11 am, Epworth League at 7 pm, and an evening sermon at 8 pm. Pastor L. E. Lewis extends a welcome to all attending services.
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Epworth League
Jesus Christ
United States
L. E. Lewis
Presbyterian Church Services Endorse Creed of Democracy
Presbyterian church held services as usual on the last Sabbath. A union service at the Chautauqua tent featured Granville Jones whose address on The Creed of Democracy was widely praised. He framed the creed as Self Government, Independence, Interdependence, and Dependence on God. Sunday school at 10, preaching at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Samuel Light, pastor.
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Chautauqua
Granville Jones
Samuel Light
Revival meeting report at Lodgepole church
The Christian Church reports a great Lord's Day with a crowded house and fine children's program. A generous missionary offering was taken and music promised for the next service. A cordial invitation is issued to all as revival yields good results under Pastor J. J. Langston.
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Lodgepole
J.J. Langston
Local and Personal News From Gurley and Nearby
Mrs Don Devine is improving after illness. Rev J L Chamberlin conducts a Bible Conference in Denver. Mr and Mrs C H Crist of Chadron visited their daughter Miss Bess Crist of Cheyenne Trading Co. they stayed to Sunday. Mrs Dave Evans and two daughters visit with her parents Dr and Mrs Murless before returning to Cheyenne. A Carl Theimann birthday celebration drew 45 friends at the Gurley precinct ranch two weeks ago. Esther Garber and baby arrive from Cheyenne to live with her mother while her husband serves in the army. Lightning killed three horses owned by A Lindbeck. Henry Ehmke Jr loses three hogs. A Boy Scout special sermon at the Court House with Dr Light preaching next Sunday at 8 p m. Dr Webster returns from Denver then plans another trip with sister Mrs L C Kinney to Excelsior Springs seeking rheumatism relief. Mrs John Simones in Omaha with six year old Mary for heart trouble treatment. Mr Simones takes ranch vacation near Kimball. Myrtle Elliot, twin of Mrs B B Hamilton, leaves for Dodge Kan with son and niece after a family reunion. J L Tewell returns from Holdridge. his father J S Tewell enters army service. sister Jessie Te well assigned to Red Cross. Charles Theimann and wife shop in Sidney. auto trip to Hagler then return. Claus Edens ill father of Mrs Theimann very ill. Mrs Edens’s daughter Mrs Bush also returns to Thayer County.
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John Simones
Omaha
Mary
Mr. Simones
Kimball
Charles Theimann
North Table
Sidney
Hagler
Nebraska
Claus Edens
Theimann
Mr. Edens
Mrs. Bush
Thayer County
The Perpetual Vision Refines Labor and Character
A compact reflective quote attributes to Victor Hugo, praising the perpetual vision of a better work guiding a person through life’s shadows. It underscores how labor disciplines, sanctifies toil, and forms virtues such as wisdom, patience, justice, and benevolence across ranks, linking toil to freedom and intelligence.
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Victor Hugo
Farm Bureau News Highlights County Fair and Corn Culture
HG Gould, Agricultural Agent advocates corn cultivation by weed killing, moisture conservation, and making plant food available. He advises harrowing before and after emergence, even two to three inches high, and tolerates pulling a few stalks for greater gain. Emphasizes timely weed control and a farmers fair as key community benefit. Cheyenne County, an agricultural hub, seeks strong agricultural exhibits and active coordination by the county agent to elevate the fair’s educational value.
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Cheyenne County
Registration Reflects Cheyenne County Farmers’ Dedication
The Tuesday registration showed strong patriotic spirit as nearly all residents, men and boys, were willing to sacrifice non-essential work time to aid farming. Registration turnout exceeded expectations with many towns short of their allotted cards.
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Cheyenne County
County Agent Vaccination Work Noted in South Divide
The county agent conducted vaccination work on the South Divide Wednesday with no reported blackleg losses to date. Wool sellers with small lots are urged to notify the county agent as markets form, with shipments merging into carrots and moving to the seacoast market from Lexington, Nebraska.
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South Divide
Lexington
Nehr
Seacoast
H. G. Gould
Selfless Valor Across No Man’s Land Stuns Armies
Capt. Arthur Hunt Chute recounts a British officer who risked his life to save a wounded German foe during a daylight raid. The officer crossed No Man’s Land under fire, freed the injured enemy, and carried him to British trenches, where a German officer awarded him the Iron Cross. The incident halted fighting as both sides witnessed supreme mercy.
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John Gough
V. C
Arthur Hunt Chute
Leslie
War Spoon Reminds Americans to Use Less Sugar
A traveling man notes sugar use in wartime hotels and railroad dining rooms dips into a sugar bowl with a big spoon, while a waiter calls it the little war spoon. The scene ends with a drummer reducing his sugar intake and memory of wartime rationing. War Savings Stamps save lives.
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Eugene Blake
Vigilantes
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Presbyterian Church
Don Devine
J. L. Chamberlin
Denver
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Chadron
Auto
Bess Crist
The
Cheyenne Trading Company
Dave Evans
Carl Theiminn
Gurley Precinct
Esther Garber
Cheyenne
A. Lindberg
Army
Wyoming
A. Lindbeck
Henry Ehmke
Junior
Court House
S P.m
Presbyterians
Dr. Light
Doctor Webster
Arrang
L. C. Kinney
Excelsior Springs
Myrtle Elliot
B. B. Hamilton
Dodge
Kansas
St. E. L. Jackson
Russell Weir
J. L. Tewell
Holdridge
J S. Tewell
Customs Office
Jessie Tewell
Farm Bureau News
Hg, Gould
Cheyenne County Trading Co
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