St. Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church Services and Events
September announcements note English services at 10 30 with no Sunday school and a small day school enrollment open for about forty pupils. September 11 no services due to the pastor preaching at Ogallala. September 7 ladies aid meeting at Mrs H P Thomas home. Pastor W F Peters.
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Christian Day School
St. Paul's Church
Ogallala
Ladies’ Aid
H. P. Thomas
W. F. Peters
Presbyterian Church Morning Worship and Bible School
Worship at 11 a m with Bible school at 10 a m. Next Sunday sermon titled Labor Day Problems. Pastor Samuel Light delivers the message.
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Samuel Light
United Lutheran Church Rest and Gladness Services
Regular services announced with the pastor in charge. After a vacation, the congregation gathers for worship and praise with a report on the Lausanne World Convention on Faith and Order. Sidney Trinity and Gurley Grace churches list Sunday school times and 11 a.m. worship. Pastor W. T. Kahse invites all.
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Lausanne
Switzerland
Globe
Episcopal Church Announces Cheyenne County Services
The Cheyenne County parish lists Sunday services for the eleventh after Trinity with holy communion at 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. services, plus a 10 a.m. church school that resumes after a two week vacation under Pastor J. J. Crawford.
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Cheyenne County
Trinity
J. J. Crawford
Christian Church Bible School and Services Tonight
Christian Church announces Bible school at Tobin's opera house at 10 o'clock with many members returning. Morning sermon at 11 and evening at 7 30 with topics The Nineteen Hundredth Anniversary of Pentecost and Gods Call Our Response. Christian Endeavor at 6 30. note change of evening service time. All are invited.
Hints on preventing mold in canned fruits for exhibits
Housewives can avoid mold in canned fruits by boiling prepared apples peaches pears plums or tomatoes in an open kettle until done then filling jars to overflowing sealing tightly and processing five minutes in boiling water. For exhibit preparation peaches pears and tomatoes may be packed with boiling liquid processed 20 to 45 minutes then tightly sealed.
ManLike Monkey to Headline Robbins Circus in Sidney
A delegation of over 100 simians led by Bill Congo, famed as a mathematical genius, is en route to Sidney for the Robbins Circus on Tuesday September 13. Congo, called "Old Congo Bill," captivates with counting skills and color selection, amid plans to light and wire the tents with electricity for the show.
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Bill Congo
Sidney
Ben
Darwin
Congo
Bill
Robbins Bros
Bili Congos Glas
Rohde Family Welcomes Baby in Bunker Hill Community
Local notices report Mr and Mrs George Rohde welcomed a fine baby boy born Tuesday morning August 23. The week features various visits and trips among area families including Beyer, Rohde, Engel, Happel and Juedes households, with renovations, land transfers, and travel noted across Bunker Hill and nearby Sidney and Dalton.
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George Rohde
Bor
Robert Novotny
Omaha
Curley Laconics News Briefs from Sun County
Mr and Mrs U K Taylor traveled to Topeka after learning Mrs Taylor’s father died. Mrs Taylor’s friends console her. others visited Rev and Mrs Smith. Mr and Mrs Harley Smith, Mrs Benedict left for eastern state. Mr and Mrs Harry Martin hosted by Mr and Mrs Albert Christensen. Lem Turner family and neighbors visited. several outings noted. A baby boy born to Roy Ellington. Fire at Standard Oil’s oil house destroyed the building. Curley fire dept prevented spread. Lt F Dedrich and son Franklin from Sidney visited. Ann Gabriel hosted Sunday dinner for friends before leaving for Wayne College and Ernest Taylor for Nebraska Wesleyan.
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U. K. Taylor
Topeka
Kansas
Mrs .Taylor
Harry Martin
Dalton
Albert Christens
Paul Parrish
Salem
L. F. Cunningham
Herman Kallhoff
Grand Island
T. E. Smith
Harley Smith
Roy Ellington
Standard Oil Company
Curley Fire Department
F. Dedrich and Son
Franklin
Sidney
Curley
Meadow Lawn News Roundup From Broadwater Area
Meadow Lawn notes Broadwater Neb. resident Miss Ogdn Anderson visiting the John Peterson home this week. Callers include Mrs Ed Morrow and daughter, Mrs. Bill Slatfeld, and several calls on Mrs. Charles Mayer. Mrs Hedlund returns from Denver after appendicitis surgery. Dennis Walsh visited Denver, purchasing 400 head of sheep. G I club met in Dalton with Mrs George Worth. Paul Morrow and Harold Boyee spent Sunday in Potter. Several callers and visits noted among local families and threshing helpers.
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Ogdn Anderson
Broadwater, Neby
John Peterson
Ed Morrow
Oon
Bill Slatfeld
Paul Morrow
Harold Boyee
Potter
Myrtle Nelson
Kermet
Byron Carlson
Charles
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Fred Beyer
Rex Bayne
Iva Beyer
Ste Beyer
George Prine
Charles Wright
Wm. Rohde
George Hendriks
Cecil
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Dick Seimers
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Bronson
John Engel
Frank Beyer
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Henry Schmidt
Joe Beyer
Herb Foster
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Lorine Engel
Win
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Bicknell
Ackerman
John Sellers
Robert Sellers
Foster Home
Gurley Laconics
Ann Gabriel
Swea Christ
Hannah Flinriehs
Etta and
Ella Christensen
Inez Taylor
Margaret Cunningham
Brauer’s Variety Store
Cheyenne County Trading Company Basement
Vernier
Transformers
Sidney Electric Shop
J. C. Kreader
Ethel Hedlund
Denver
Charles Neaman
Charles Mayer
Ogda Anderson
Lloyd Juell
Andrews
Emma Morrow
Paul Mann
Carl Baker
Ruby
Guy Zarbaugh
Henry
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Opal Bovee
Arc Cavalli
Leonard Peterson
R. R. Bovee
Ameri
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the Leonard Grocery
Pearl
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E. J. Leonard