Armenians Rooted In Christian Faith Since 303 A D
The Armenian people, described as robust and industrious, adopted Christianity in 308 A D under Sing Tirdat the Illuminator. The history spans from Tigranes the Great in the first Christian era to repeated conquests by Arabs, Heljuks, Mongols, and later Ottoman rule beginning in the sixteenth century.
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Arch Farmer
Chicago Tribune
St. Gregory
Armenia
Khaldi
Persia
Tigranes the Great
Tirdat
Odors of Many Blossoms Are Far From Agreeable
A historic note on perfumes and scents from ancient to modern times. It cites Tit-Bits Magazine on incense in temples and a Sphinx temple offering. It mentions perfumes for digestion and mental clarity, and states Europe grows 4,300 flower varieties with only 400 pleasant and over 4,500 disagreeable scents.
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Tit-Bits
Thothmes IV
Europe
Etiquette rules on Jr and Third names in use
Writers on etiquette state that Junior or Jr denotes the son or grandson of a man of the exact same name. Second or 2nd indicates the nephew or cousin of the same name. Third or Ord marks the son of a Junior with the same name. It is improper to append Junior after the senior dies or to add Third if both seniors are dead.
Robins Winter in the United States and Mexico
Robins winter in the southern states and northern Mexico. They appear in flocks in winter through the Gulf states and are often killed in large numbers there. They are in good condition during winter. The migratory instinct is not as strong in this bird, and it often stays in sheltered places all winter. It shows a strong attachment to familiar spots.
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U. S
Mexico
Gulf States
Catholic Church Week Masses and Sunday Schedule
Sunday masses listed at 7, 8, and 9 30 a m with weekday 7 a m mass. Sunday evening devotion rosary instruction and benediction at 7 30 p m. Anton Link pastor.
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Anton Link
St Pauls Lutheran Church Services Schedule
Sunday school at 9 30 a m German services at 9 30 a m English services at 10 30 a m Blessed are they that hear the word of God and keep it H F Krohn Pastor
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H. F. Krohn
Sunday services at Presbyterian Church
Sunday schedule lists 10 a.m. Sunday school and 11 a.m. worship with sermon on Holy Communion and Address. Dr. Paul P. Cheff is pastor and extends a cordial invitation to all.
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Paul P. Cheff
All Saints Day Schedule at St. Be Spehr Church
On All Saints Day and the 21st Sunday after Trinity the church hosts a 9:45 a.m. church school 11:00 a.m. Holy Communion and sermon 5:30 p.m. YPF meeting. Tuesday 7:30 p.m. adult confirmation class Friday 7 p.m. choir practice Vicar P. Be Spehr. aid
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All Saints Day
YPF
P. BE. Spehr
Methodist Church Weekly Schedule with Dr Kaub Speaker
Church school at 9 45 a m worship at 11 a m Dr Louis H Kaub of Lexington speaker Basket dinner in the church basement at noon Worship at 3 p m Dr Kaub in charge Epworth League at 6 30 p m No evening service Tuesday 7 30 p m Drama league at the parsonage Wednesday 7 30 p m Midweek prayer service Thursday 2 30 p m General Kensington at the church parlors division No 1 entertaining Mrs Westergard in charge of program Thursday 7 15 p m Choir rehearsal John J Sheaff Minister
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Louis H. Kaub
Lexington
Kaub
Epworth League
General
Westergard
Christian Church Weekend Services and Sermon Topics
Sunday school begins at 10 a m with communion and a sermon at 11 a m titled The Wise and the Foolish. Evening evangelistic service at 7 30 p m on Pricked in the Heart. Midweek prayer at 7 30 p m Wednesday. Choir practice Thursday 7 30 p m at the parsonage led by J L Tyner minister.
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J. L. Tyner
Sermon Series at Trinity Lutheran Church on Life View
Trinity Lutheran Church invites Sunday attendees to Bible school at 9 45 a m and worship with sermon at 11 a m The series on the Sermon on the Mount titled Jesus and View of Life is highlighted A Saturday class meets at 1 p m Pastor Dr W T Kahse extends the invitation to attend all services
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Bible School
Jesus
W. T. Kahse
Sunday Sermons With Mrs Endersby and Dr Thornton
Sunday morning Mrs Evelyn Endersby of Portland Oregon will deliver The Two Ways. Dr Thornton returns Sunday night with a sermon on Armagedeon and the Glorious Appearing of the Lord. Invite friends and neighbors to attend.
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Evelyn Endersby
Portland
Ore
Dr. Thornton
Telegraph and Telegraph News Ownership Statement 1936
The Tele gram and the Telegraph News of Sidney Nebraska declares sole ownership by Guy V. Doran Mable Doran and Mrs E G Hagadorn. Bondholders include H E Gapen and the estate of Laura A Butler Guy V Doran. Sworn before notary G H Doran on October 29 1936.
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Guy V. Doran
G. H. Doran
Goodview Social Notes Highlight Nearby Visits and Dinners
Claire Adams left for York to visit relatives while Phyllis Campbell stayed with Joyce Adams. Local families hosted dinners and guests, including Lenz and Kastens, Stoll, Campbell, Sprengel, Kripal, and Welton households. Teachers Robert Anderson, Mildred Hecox, and Ethel Warthen attended a school event.
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Claire Adams
York
Phyllis Campbell
Joyce Adams
Lewis Lenz
John Kstens Butcher
D. D. Kastens
Horace King
Arthur Stoll
Joyce
James Campbell
Leroy Tuepker
John Kastens
Alva Franklin
Roy Longfellow
Denver
Lace Sprengel
Ed Markel
A. B. Thompson
Mildred Hecox
Ruth Ewing
Alliance convention attendees celebrate school ties
Ruth Ewing principal of Goodview high school and Mary Jane Thompson teacher in district 48 Garden county attended at Lincoln. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Franklin of Chappell hosted a weekend visit at the Alva Franklin home. A miscellaneous shower for Mrs. Leroy Tuepkher was hosted by Mrs. J. N. Isley, Mrs. A. E. Kinney, Mrs. John Kastens, and Mrs. Alva Franklin. Forty guests enjoyed games and contests and the bride received many gifts. Lunch ended the afternoon.
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Ers
Alliance
Ruth Ewing
Goodview High School
Mary Jane Thompson
Garden County
Lincoln
Fred Franklin
Chappell
Alva Franklin
J. N. Isley
A. E. Kinney
John Kastens
Leroy Tuepkher
Franklin Home
Sidney Social Roundup Notices and Visits
Walter Rufenacht hosted a Sidney caller Thursday. Fred Flicker of Huntsman visited Walter Flicker on Thursday afternoon. The Frerichs family spent Friday evening with Mrs. Bertha Borges. Mrs. Jake Thompson and son visited Mrs. William Bartling Jr. Fred Bauer worked for Walter Ruefenacht Thursday. John Tieman called at Pete Buss home Sunday morning. Windsheimer made a Lodge Pole call Thursday morning. Supper at Otto Rahe’s Sunday included Catherine Borges Elda Hube Lavern Queen Joe and Williard Frerichs and John Bruce. Walter Flicker was a Sidney caller Thursday. Otto Rahe called on Morris Jessen and John F Folkerts Thursday afternoon. Fred Thompson called on William Bartling Jr. Wednesday afternoon. George Buss called at Ben Buss Thursday morning. Mrs John F Folkerts and son Billy spent Friday at Fred Bauer’s. Mr and Mrs Harry Thompson were Lodge Pole callers Friday afternoon. They also called at William Bartling Jr.’s. Otto Rahe and John F Folkerts were Sunday and Lodge Pole callers Wednesday. Mr and Mrs James Payne and children spent Friday evening at Fred Bauer’s. John Tieman and Fred Flicker called at Walter Flicker’s Friday.
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William Frerichs
Bertha Borges
Jake Thompson
William Bartling
Fred Bauer
Walter Rufenacht
John Tieman
Pete Buss
William Windsheimer
Otto Rahe
Catherine Borges
Elda Hube
Lavern Queen
Joe
Williard Frerichs
John Bruce
Walter Flicker
Sidney
Morris Jessen
John F. Folkerts
Fred Thompson
William Bartling, Jr
George Buss
Ben Buss
Billy
Harry Thompson
Sundl
Lodge
James Payne
Fred Flicker
Weekend Visit Recap From Local Families
Alice Buss spent the weekend with home folks. Mr and Mrs Howard Roberts and Gene Roberts of Broadwater were Sunday dinner guests at the Ben Jurgens home. Catherine Borges spent Saturday at the Harley Weyerts home. Mr and Mrs Jake Thompson and son called at the William Bartling Jr home Sunday morning.
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Alice Buss
Howard Roberts
Gene Roberts
Broadwater
Ben Jurgens
Catherine Borges
Harley Weyerts
Jake Thompson
William Bartling, Jr
Courage for Roosevelt and the New Deal
The speaker endorses Roosevelt, praising his actions against child labor and sweatshops, says the New Deal revived small businesses and redefined corporate roles, and claims it stabilized banks. Critics accuse waste, while the argument recalls wartime spending and foreign aid programs as prior overspending.
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Roosevelt
Roosevelt Support Letter Praises New Deal Re election
Mrs. Alice J. Helfrich endorses Franklin D. Roosevelt praising his new deal as spending to save humans and to foster a more abundant life spiritually morally and physically, wishing him a strong re election.
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Roosevelt
Alice J. Helfrich
Sextrap By Mrs. Pete Nelson Sextrap By Mrs. Pete Nelson
Rev. Charles Strandberg preached after Sunday school and will take a Bertrand charge beginning November 1. Colburn Nelson infant was taken to Kimball for treatment while Mrs Hansen nurses there. Mrs Pete Nelson aided by Lariska Rapp. several attended a shower for Mrs Hubert Werbold Sheimer at Potter. Clayton Spencer and Roy Nelson work for Harry Stanley. Mrs Billy Smith returned from Kimball hospital after treatment.
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Howard Yost
Evelyn
Billy Smith
Charles Strandberg
Bertrand
Colburn
Robert Nelson
Kimball
James Hansen
Hubert Werboldsheimer
Potter
Clayton Spencer
Roy Nelson
Harry Stanley
Kimball Hospital
Letter Box: Why I support President Roosevelt and the New Deal
A reader answers William Hard political commentator and GOP spokesman asking why he backs President Roosevelt and the New Deal. The writer credits Roosevelt as a humanitarian and calls the New Deal a human deal, noting farmers as the backbone of the nation who gained hope when crops failed and mortgages faced foreclosure.
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William Hard
Republican National Committee
Roosevelt
Evangelist Thornton Announces Friday Sermon on Unpardonable Sin
Evangelist Charles L. Thornton of the Assembly of God Church declares Friday’s sermon will explore what constitutes the unpardonable sin and who is guilty, detailing the key questions to be addressed during the service.
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Charles L. Thornton
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