Pastor Reappointed. Local Notices Appear in Journal
Rev T C Priestley, longtime M E church pastor at this place and Endicott, was reappointed to this charge by the Lincoln Conference. Other changes include E A Worthley to Syracuse FE H Hinkley to Trenton J D Walker to Hildreth J C Dillon to Louisville. Lieut Colonel George Van de Steege and wife visit the Palmer home from Orange City Iowa.
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T. C. Priestley
M. E
Endicott
Lincoln
E. A. Worthley
Syracuse
FE. H. Hinkley
Trenton
J. D. Walker
Hildreth
J.C. Dillon
Louisville
George van de Steege
W. C. Palmer
Orange City
Iowa
van de Steege
Union Set to Receive Five Dollar Award for New Members
The union expects to receive five dollars for achieving the greatest net percent of new members. The next meeting will be at the M. E. church in Steele City on Sept. 25 at 2 p.m. with county president Mrs. C. A. Scott and county secretary Mrs. Shoebothen present. All interested should attend.
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Aewre Hen Rayon
Aia
Martin
M. E
Steele City
C. A. Scott
Shoebothem
Carmichael Public Sale At Steele City Area Farm
On Thursday September 25 Wm Carmichael will hold a public sale at his farm located four miles south and twelve miles west of Steele City. The sale includes 35 head of cattle 7 head of horses all farm machinery 20 acres of corn in shock household goods and other articles.
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Wm. Carmichael
Steele City
Rocky Hollow News Notes and Visits Across Town
John Malady aided Fred Kenning threshing Friday forenoon. Will and Mrs. Compton visited the John Malady home Sunday. Charney Compton and family spent Sunday with George Kenning. Andy Belding of Mahaska Kansas began plowing at home Monday. Anson Smith left Friday for Dakota for health and to visit the Williams home. Henry Weibe, Rocky Hollow teacher, spent weekend with family at Jansen Nebraska. H Wilson and family visited brother Charley Wilson in Bloyd Kansas Thursday night and Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Malady
Fred Kenning
Will Compton
Charney Compton
George Kenning
Andy Belding
Mahaska
Kansas
Anson Smith
Dakota
Williams
Henry Weibe
Rocky Hollow
Jansen
Nebr
H. Wilson
Bloyd
Charley Wilson
Fire damages kitchen items and stove in home
A kitchen fire damaged an 18 burner oil stove and cooking utensils. About 60 quarts of canned fruit and vegetables and other articles were ruined in the blaze at Mrs. Edith Meyers residence.
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Edith Meyers
Just What She Needed
Mrs Volta Bank credits Chamberlain's Tablets with relieving indigestion liver trouble backache and dizziness after a period of discomfort. She says they did her a world of good and plans to recommend them. For sale by Arner's Drug Store.
Hollenberg Route 1 Baby Baptism and Local Visits
Mrs. Gasser baptized their baby on Hollenberg Route 1 at Lanham Sunday. The Embroidery Club met with Mrs. Dollie Dean. Mrs. May Algeo and guests visited Mrs. Ray Cassell last week. Mrs. Victor Eddieman hosts Indiana cousin. Mrs. Fanny Anderson of Topeka visits her parents Geo Bakers. Harper and family visited over Sunday with his parents at Adams Nebraska.
M. E. Church Notes Preaching on The Pulpit Pardonable Sin
M E church schedules Sunday morning preaching on September 21 at 11 o clock. The sermon title is The Pulpit pardonable Sin. Everyone is invited to attend.
Ak-Sar-Ben Carnival Celebrates 25th Anniversary Parades
The Pall's Ak-Sar-Ben Carnival marks its 25th year with two major features the grand Electric Pageant and two prominent parades to light up the streets on October 1 as part of anniversary festivities.
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Ak-Sar-Ben
Harmony Union The W. C. T. U. ladies of En
Harmony Union The W. C. T. U. ladies of En gathered for a local meeting, likely discussing community welfare, revival work, and charitable efforts as part of the women's temperance organization.
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Rere
Steele
B. G. Savage
Drs. Grace and
George DuVall
Depot
J.S. Taylor, M. D
Steele City Markets
Mickie
Shultz
Omaha
Con. T. Kennedy
15Th
Capitol Ave
Daily and Sunday State Journal
Seraciateh
Just What
Needed
Bone
McLucas
M. O. Sampson
Pearson’s Cafe
Chesterfield
Hollenberg
M. E. Church Notes
Tera Ie
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