Saint Peter's Danish Evangelical Lutheran Church Notices
Shas ae Saint Peter's Danish Evangelical Lutheran Church holds services on the 1st 3rd and 4th Sundays at 11 A M with Sunday school at 10:30. Young people and family meetings follow. Ladies Aid meets every second Wednesday afternoon. Second Sunday services at J Nelson's school house at 11 A M. Fifth Sunday services at Lars Christensen's home north of Dix at 11 A M. St Patrick's Catholic Church offers Mass at 9 A M and an evening service at 7 30 with 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
Open daily for prayer and Sunday services
Church invites all to worship with prayer daily and services each Sunday. Sunday school begins at 10 A M with Christian Nurture series and age appropriate texts. Morning prayer follows at 11 A M and a sermon at 7 30 P M with a mission service in the evening. Strangers are cordially welcomed.
Bible School and Worship Times Listed by Pastor Langston
Bible school at 10 o clock in the morning, morning worship follows. Bible study and prayer on Thursday evening at unspecified time. J. J. Langston serves as pastor.
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Bible School
J. J. Langston
Memorial Sunday services urged for church union
Sunday school starts at 10 a m with an 11 a m memorial service. Rev J J Langston will preach a sermon of lasting impact. Epworth League meets at 7 p m followed by evening services designed to engage all attendees. A cordial welcome is extended to all.
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J. J. Langston
Epworth League
Christian Church Sunday Note Promises Better Day Ahead
The church reports a fine day last Lord's day and looks for improvement next week. Although not at the standard, progress is noted. Bible school plans for the 150th next Lord's day. No regular morning service due to Memorial services, but an excellent evening program is expected.
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Bible School
Good music and appeal draw crowds to service
A church evening program invites all to hear Rev G M Hammond of Tennessee speak on The Christianity of Prohibition at 8:00 p.m. on Wednesday May 29 at the M E Church. Hammond is described as nationally famed with a fine address and engaging delivery. Admission is free.
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America
G. M. Hammond
Tennessee
M. FE
Hammond
St. Paul Evangelical Lutheran Church to meet Friday
The St. Paul Evangelical Lutheran congregation of Sidney will meet Friday evening May 24 at 8:00 at the residence of Wm Elsasser. Reverends Hartman and Wilkins from eastern Nebraska will attend to decide whether to build this year. Announcement for next services will be made that evening. W Scroeder.
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St. Paul
Lutheran Church Sidney Memorial Services Notice
Sunday school held as usual at Luther an Church Sidney with no Matins due to memorial services. Penial Swedish Lutheran Gurley schedules Sunday school at 10 00. Vespers service marks with Home Guards and Service Pligs unveiled.
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Lutheran Church
Sidney
Penial Swedish Lutheran
Gurley
Lodgepole Graduation Honors Community Victory
Services are held regularly in the Court House. Next Sunday at 11 a.m. the Presbyterian people will attend the Decoration bus service in the M. E. church. The final graduating exercise will be on Sunday evening. Super intendent Benjamin J. Robinson was master of ceremonies. Rev. Maynard conducted the worship. Dr. Light of Sidney preached to the graduating class. The people of Lodgepole have won another educational victory and the class is a credit to teachers and the community.
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Court House
M. E
Christian Endeavor
Lodgepole
Benjamin J. Robinson
Maynard
Light of Sidney
Pathfinder News Notes from Pathfinder District 101
Ray and Rolland Pitts visited Sterling to see their sister. Mrs FE MO Rose and daughters Viola and Roberta visited the Reineka home. Sidney Draw MT club met with Mrs Ed Howe. Win Reineka was a Peetz visitor. CoN Glassborn drove to Sidney. Wo Beck visited Peetz. Mr and Mrs PoC Kirkpatrick and son traveled by. Archie motored to Sidney. A Council of Defense meeting at Pathfinder school drew a small crowd and will be held again in three weeks. Wood Bock called on J M Nelson. Boys attended the bucking and roping exhibition at Simonson ranch. Clarence Evans called on Wmn. Reineka. Miss Carrie Glassburn visited home. Guy Harmon went to Peets.
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Ray
Rolland Pitts
Sterling
FE. MO Rose
Viola
Roberta
Reineka
Sidney Draw
Ed Howe
Glassborn
Sidney
Beck
Poc Kirkpatrick
Archie
Council of Defense
Pathfinder School
Wood Bock
J. M. Nelson
Simonson Ranch
Clarence Evans
Wmn
Carrie Glassburn
Guy Harmon
Peets
Local Scattered Showers Hit Hungry Gulch Week
Miss Edith Wassum stays with Mrs KE Cunningham this week. Oscar Olson and wife traveled to Poets Colorado last Saturday evening and visited Oscar's sister Mrs I Linde and family. Lois and Wayne Forney hosted dinner for Leslie Marl Johnson Miss Thomkins Nels Lund Lillian and Bertha Olson. Several from the vicinity attended Baccalaureate at Ldnpge pole last Sunday. I Neibaum and family visited Julesburg Colorado last Sunday to see Mrs Neibaum's cousins. LeRoy Jewell hosted a party Monday evening. he has received his army call and plans to depart soon, with poor turnout due to electric showers.
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Edith Wassum
KE. V. Cunningham
Oscar Olson
Colorado
Oscar
I. Linde
Lois
Wayne Forney
Leslie
Marl Johnson
Thomkins
Nels Lund
Lillian
Bertha Olson
Lpndgepole
I. Neibaum
Julesburg
Air Guardians of National Honor In China Trade Warning
A Chinese consul notes that foreign trade groups and business methods are judged by nationality. He warns that the unbusinesslike conduct of one American firm could negatively affect many other American businesses abroad.
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Air Guardians of National Honor
China
Unique attraction coming Jolly Matertainers perform for Industrial Home
The Jolly Matertainers from the Industrial Home Training School travel with a vaudeville style show by twenty four children who support the home through performances. They will appear at the U S A Theatre on Wednesday and Thursday May 29 and 30 offering musical comedy minstrel and concert numbers with professional staging and costumes. Governor Lister and ex mayor Cottrill praise the troupe and support from Elks clubs and others is noted.
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Jolly Matertainers
Industrial Home Training School
Lister
Washington
Cottrill
Seattle
BP. O. of
Elks Commercial Clubs
Tacoma
Des Moines
Hugo Bros Railroad Show and Trained Animals Exhibit
A woman urges her sweetheart to take her to Hugo Bros railroad shows and trained animals exhibition in Sidney on Friday May 31. The two hour show features European novelty acts, animals, aerial and gymnastic feats under waterproof tents. It promises moral, refined entertainment for all ages with clowns, boxing monkeys, educated ponies, trained dogs and goats, and lots of fun for children and adults alike.
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Hugo Bros
Sidney
Government Employment Office Opens in North Platte
The U S Employment Service opens a new Government Employment Office on May 16 in the Chamber of Commerce Building North Platte. Examiner A Beeler heads the office which links with five Nebraska offices and aims to stabilize labor, efficiently distribute workers, and match job seekers with employers.
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North Platte
U.S Employment Service
Free Employment
Chamber of Commerce
A. Beeler
US Department of Labor
Nebraska
Omaha Law
Lincoln
Hastings
Hibor
Witnesses to Easy's marriage scene spark speculation
The exchange hints at a social encounter where the speaker claims to have introduced Easy to the widow, while another figure questions witnessing the marriage. The dialogue suggests intrigue around the nuptials and possible innocence of bystander involvement.
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Hove
Easy
North Divide and Nearby Movements Reported
A summary of local activity notes Miss Elsie McManus and her mother traveling through for visits and work, cattle movements by S Braham near Bushnell, Mrs. Frank Harvey visiting her parents, community social events including a box social to aid the Red Cross, hog shipments by Chas Osborn and others, birthdays and illnesses, church services, and farm work with crops and trees planted, reflecting a bustling rural community through the week.
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Elsie McManus
Denver
Wymore
Kansas City
S. Braham
Bushnell
Frank Harvey
Lucile Sparks
Grand Island
L. Sparks
Homer Munskins
Frank Kinton
C. M. Andrews
Vern McManus
Cyclones and Tornadoes Explained by North Wind Experts
The West’s cyclones are tornadoes in smaller area but greater violence. Tornadoes vary in width from a few rods to several miles, though wide storms are rare. Ordinary storms with 40 to 60 mph winds are straight inrushes and do not whirl.
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