Methodist Church Notes from Endicott Steele City March 1912
Sunday School begins at 10 a m with preaching on alternating Sundays at 11 a m and 7 30 p m. Prayer meetings Thursdays at 7 30 p m. Third quarterly conference set for Endicott March 9 at 2 p m. Sacrament administered by Rev R N Orrill at Steele City. Ladies Aid met with Mrs Hamley. twelve members attended and song books were used. Local drive boosts Nebraska Wesleyan University endowment to about 500 000 dollars via an eight day statewide campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Sherard
Endicott
R.N. Orrill
Steele City
Ladies Aid Society
E. A. Worthley
M. E. Gilbert
Methodists of
Nebraska
Nebraska Wesleyan University
Compare Girls and Boys in College Development Patterns
The passage argues that in early college years women appear more grown and decisive, while men are seen as experimenters. By senior year women become more conservative and focused on personal affairs, with men asserting dominance and claiming superior logic. It suggests women possess intuition akin to prophetic wisdom.
Local Movers and Visits Mentioned Across Town
John Oswald moved to town while Pearl Graves from Hanover served as caller on Monday. Ahlers from Fairbury visited on Thursday. S A Davis traveled to Wim. Fielder Sr of Beatrice visited last week. P Reynolds and Emma Hoeft of Steele City visited over Sunday with the Bessie and Ethel Hoeft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wim. Fielder Sr
Beatrice
P. Reynolds
Steele City
Emma Hoeft
Visit to Steele City Mentioned in Transit Note
A brief item notes visitors to Steele City on Monday and Tuesday. It mentions Fisher receiving a tie pass to Hanover on Friday to catch the Burlington train bound for Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fisher
Hanover
Burlington
Ashington
Senate Attorney Candidate Declares Candidacy in Jefferson County
John Heasty of Fairbury Nebraska announces his candidacy for the office of senator attorney subject to the voters of Jefferson County at the primary election set for April 19 1912. The notice is dated February 9 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson County
Nebraska
Notable Parental Trades Across Historical Figures
The text traces lineage across diverse eras noting fathers as a tailor cobbler day laborer brewer shepherd bookbinder farmer and servant. It links figures such as Socrates Giotto Pius V Pius IV Cowley and Charles I to common skilled or servile occupations of their fathers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Crowell
Giotto
Pius V
Schumann
Pius IV
Cowley
Charles Lami
Mifton
Pope
Cartier
Fragmentary OCR Note on Deceitful Practices and Publicity
A garbled OCR passage discusses a statute of 155 Dudas and the use of spies to deceive the public. It mentions wage and reap ing terms to mislead the people and suggests measures to publicize or reveal manipulation. The text is incomplete and fragments are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exyrtine
Bank Clerks Poorly Paid
A brief note highlights low pay for bank clerks amid discussions about wages. The fragment references compensation concerns and potential calls for higher wages within banking staff.
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John S. Taylor
Gus Dressen
Rhesis City
the Exchange Bank
E City Press
A. D. Rowan
Margh
Sherman Babcock
Young Men
J.H. Ellermeier
Forsha
Mageainn, Ida M
John Oswald
Pearl Graves
Ahlers
Fairbury
S.A. Davis
Bessie and
Ethel Hoeft
John Heasty Fairbury
Neb
Niggerhead
Maitland
Ing
Illinois
Missouri and
Kansas
Iowa
van Orsdol & Grane
A. P. Purbaugh
Taylor
Ins. Co
North America
Philadelphia
Columbia Fire Ins. Co
Omaha
Breele City
Nebr
G. A. Hamley
K. E. Phelps
J. C. Wilson
J. Monroe Davis
Pairbury
1St National Bank
Lincoln Daily Star
Lincoln Weekly Star
Linco Daily Star
Weekly Star
Ralacr Ieache
the Star Publishing Co
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