Local Social Notes From Bunker Hill Area
Bunker Hill residents share visits and meals with neighbors in Gurley, Marsland, and surrounding towns. Families including the Volkerts, Rohdes, Engels, Beyers, Borchers, Schmidt, Gil Pile, and Beckers are noted for dinners, shelling corn, hauling wheat and hogs, and moving to new homes amid a week of casual countryside activity.
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John Heimer
Carl
Henry Schmidt
Carrie Effinbeck
North Platte
Charles Overman
Iva Beyer
Fred Beyer
Chris
George Rohde
John Engel
Clyde Poole
Ralph
Jean Allen
Marsland
August Gross
Hilbert Borcher
Curt Scott
Glen Bales
Franz Engel
Rose
Gurley
Joseph Engel
Julius Chean
Elmer
Pete Beyer
Bronson
St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church Announcements
Last Sunday the church filled with Rev Schults of Cheyenne as speaker. Next Sunday English services at 10 30. Wednesday March 17 English Lenten service. March 26 another illustrated lecture will be given by Pastor Louis H Kaub reflects on rest for body and spirit.
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Schults
Cheyenne
Mrs. C. K. Owens Dies After Long Illness in Julesburg
Mrs. C K Owens died March 3 after a lengthy illness. Survived by husband O R Owens two daughters Zella and Leona Ford of Pullman Wash two brothers Daniel Kennedy and Ewin Kennedy two sisters Elizabeth Hanks and Katherine Harding. Services held March 6 at Methodist Episcopal Church with Rev Kaub and others assisting. Burial at Greenlawn cemetery.
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Julesburg
Colo
Owens
Sidney
Hugh E. Mantor
A. A. Rudd
O. R. Owens
Zella
Leona Ford
Pullman, Wash
Daniel Kennedy
S J. Paul, Minn
Ewin Kennedy
Denver
Ters
Elizabeth Hanks
Genoa
Katherine Harding
Santa Monica
Calif
Methodist Episcopal Church
Louis H. Kaub
Wm. Kilburn
J. M. Eldridge
Samuel Light
Camp Fire Girls Day at Presbyterian Church
Next Sunday March 14 worship at 11 am with sermon In Camp with the Great Scout. Choir delivers Be Thou Exalted by Adams and The Sabbath Bell by Smart in a song offering. Baile school 10 am C E 6 30 pm. Pastor Bamvel Light.
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Adams
Smart
Fuller
Johnson
Methodist Epilogpal Church Service Notes in Sidney
Next Sunday morning and evening Rev J H Wilcox of Kimball will preach with special music as usual. One week from Sunday morning Rev Raub will preach. The Nebraska Wesleyan glee club of 25 young men under Oscar Bennett will render a sacred concert on the evening of the 21st. Worship God regularly in one of His Sidney churches. The soul seeds a.
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J. H. Wilcox
Pagher
Methodist Church
Kimball
Usday
Raub
Nebraska Wesleyan Glee Club
Oscar Bennett
God
Sidney
United Lutheran and Holy Trinity Church Service Notes
Sidney churches unite in morning worship at 11 with pastor's sermon Whose Children are We Other services include Bible school at 10 meditation on The Forsaken Christ and class of instruction Saturdays 1 30 pm Evening worship at 7 30 pm Lenten services Thursday 745 pm and Friday 730 pm Po tter First Church 2 30 pm Sunday and cordial invitation from W T Kahse pastor
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Bible School
Episcopal Church Lent Schedule and Sermon Topic
Fourth Sunday in Lent observed with 8 a m Holy Communion 10 a m church school 11 a m Holy Communion and sermon on Home Its Place in Modern Civilisation by Rector J J Crawford 4 p m vespers and meditation.
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J. J. Crawford
Catholic Church Mass and Rosary Services
Rev. Anton Link leads a Catholic Church offering Sunday Mass at 7:00 a m and 0 30 a m with rosary instruction and benediction. Weekday Mass is at 8:00 a m.
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Anton Link
Monthly club card party and society gatherings
The Fortnightly and several clubs held afternoon and evening events at local homes and clubs. Prizes went to Mrs Pettibone and Mrs Will Jewett. Officers were elected for Presbyterian Circle and PEO society, with plans forApril meetings and a one act play by the Women’s club.
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Pettibone
Will Jewett
Mesdames McNish
O'Connelt
Slyde
Kruse
Jordan
Walker
W. M. B. Club
Co. J. Osborn
America
Chikis Saving Institution
T. C. Spiker
The
Womans Club
Presbyterian Circle
Sherrerd
Taylor
Doran
Kepler
Oresdames Walker
Forrest
Uptegrove
Eikner
Grow Own Fruit Trees At Community Short Course
L A Hawkins of the International Harvester agricultural extension urged attendees to plant a home orchard and fruit patch on every farm. He warned against harming trees in planting and emphasized proper care, using a chart showing right and wrong practices.
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L. A. Hawkins
Agricultural Extension Department
International Harvester Company
Build Own Septic Tank
A chart from the agricultural short course at Tobin Opera House explains that a septic tank is simple to build without expert help. Any farmer who can mix cement can install one, costing little, lasting for years, and needing only rare cleaning while improving home sanitation and saving the housewife time and effort.
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Tobin Opera House
International Harvester Company
Dance at the Country Club Friday Evening
A social dance is planned at the Country Club Friday evening. Residents are invited to attend the event.
Commercial Café Change of Ownership Scheduled for March 20
The Commercial Café and dining room transfer ownership from Leo G and Ko to new partners with possession set for March 20. All bills incurred under prior management must be presented before the date, Leo FEE signs the notice.
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Leo G&kofan and Partner
Leo
Statement by husband on hosiery value buys
A brief ad paragraph notes a typical statement by husbands about letting wives purchase socks. It highlights Rollins run stop hosiery and claims Rollins is bought for husbands and children, with J. B. Byars Co. selling them and being proud of their hosiery department.
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J. B. Byars Co
Card of Thanks for Lavinia Bordwell
The Bordwell family express heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors for sympathy, devotion and acts of kindness during Lavinia Bordwell's illness and passing, and for the many floral offerings. L. H. Bordwell and family.
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Lavinia Bordwell
L. H. Bordwell
Heavy hens wanted by David Cole Creamery
The David Cole Creamery offers to pay two cents per pound for heavy hens. Addressed to farmers, the notice directs deliveries opposite the Union Pacific depot.
Pay 20e Per Ib At David Cole Creamery
David Cole Creamery offers 20e per pound for cream counters near the U P Sepet opposite. Local buyers urged to bring quantities for bidding and pickup arrangements.
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David Cole Creamery
U. P. Sepet
Corset Fitting Demonstration At 100 Wad Street
Special fitter for Barclay Corset Co. offers a short time free demonstration and corset orders service on Saturday at 100 Wad Street. Local shoppers urged to visit for fittings and order inquiries.
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Barclay Corset Co
Tad St
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Bunker Hill
Mesdames Jacob
Louie Volkert
Wm. Sachs
Joseph Beyer
Wm. Rohde
Charles Gabriel
Henry ‘Schmidt
Walter Happel
Theo Borcher
Jamies
Glen Piles
Carl Schmidt
Irene
Jim Sparks
Mildred Beyer
Rohde
iFred Beyer
ST. Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
C. K. Owens
Earth
Presbyterian Church
Baile School
Bamvel Light
Methodist Epilogpal Church
United Lutheran Church
Sidney, Holy Trinity Church
Grace Church
Gurney
W. T. Kahse
Episcopal Church
Glaude Golding
Optegrove
North Side Bridge Club
Country Club
T. O. B. Bridge Club
Sam Fine
Simon Fishman
Tribune
Kan
Raymond Rogers
Yeon Fine
O'Neil
St. Patrick’s
P. E. O. Society
Lucy Jordan
Susan Bassett
Katherine Taylor
Margaret Grabbil
Susan Rogers
Olive Agnew
Fdrth Light
Emma Haworth
Bertha Bentley
U. P. Depot
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