Local Social News Notes from Bethel Area
Wednesday gatherings at Roy James home include Miss Esther and Burroughs while Lincoln visitors Mr and Mrs Will Barnett and Waverly visitors Mr and Mrs Lester Snyder attend Clair Barnett residence. Birthday dinner honors Grandma Hauver at Fred Hauver home. Lottman joins LaVern Pickard to Washington Kansas. Alice Specht ends school duties. Canadian visitors Rose Beran and family stay weeks. Adolph Beran hosts dinner with Alfrea Beran and Frank Bran in attendance.
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Will Barnett
Lincoln
Lester Snyder
Waverly
Clair Barnett
Lester Staulk
Rose Beran
Canada
California
Adolph Beran
Alfrea Bera
Frank Bran
Easter Celebration Reflects On Jesus Death and Resurrection
A student poem by Margaret Barnett, Grade 7, contrasts Easter fun with the Christian story of Jesus crucified, buried, and rising on the Sabbath morning. It emphasizes spiritual meaning over worldly festivities and envisions Jesus as king.
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Big Wide Sea
Jesus Christ
Jesus
Margaret. Barnett
Beulah Kentucky Bethel club meets with Easter program
The Bethel club met at Bethel School on Friday March 27. Margaret Barnett presided and led the call to order with a sign of spring. Members reported club activities and awards were given.
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Bethel School
Margaret Barnett
Catherine Barnett
Beatrice
Patricia Bevan
Alice ‘Henrichs
Elsie James
Orville Lottman
Clarence Henrichs
Alvin Saathoff
Annie Laurie
Robert Hiatt
Dale Armstrong
Billy Hiatt
Dale Lottman
Bernard Armstrong
Richard Barton
Om Sone
Patchis Bevan Ught
Yell
Patricia Beran
Clarece Henrichs
Mies Netz
Qdeil
Ruth
Charles Burroughs
Rock- 0 . 1
Poems by Bethel School Pupils Under Miss Burroughs
Read by Odell residents, the collection from Bethel district 86 captures student verses compiled under teacher Miss Esther Burroughs. The lines reflect local life and school culture in a concise youth anthology.
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Bethel School
Dist
Odell
Esther Burroughs
Spring Birds and Navy Notes from a Newspaper Page
A mixed OCR snippet combines a children poem about birds by Patricia Bevan with 1940s naval enlistment notes. It mentions a six year term in the Japanese Navy, Omaha recruiting twenty six men for April, and naval figures Leo Durocher and Walter Winchell with brief service details.
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Omaha
Naval Training Station
Great Lakes
Walter Winchell
Navy
Isis
Naval Reserve
Bundle of Twies Riyone Calendar for Indians
A Tit Bits Magazine note describes a medicine man’s bundle calendar of five bundles and thirty twigs each used to tally months for the Sircee Indians of the Calgary area. It explains the meaning of the bundles for June and December, winter and summer positions, and months named Frog Moon through Eagle Moon with animal imagery.
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Calgary
Alberta
Tit-Bits
Creation of Petroleum Antedotes Animal Life
The article discusses competing origins of petroleum: inorganic formation inside the earth and the more supported organic theory. It explains petroleum forming over hundreds of millions of years from organic matter, mostly animal, and notes vast subterranean reservoirs with billions of gallons extracted and remaining. It cites Pathfinder Magazine.
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Pathfinder Magazine
Two White Swans Dominate Native U.S. Species
Ornithologists report only two native white swan species in the United States, the common whistling swan and the near extinct trumpeter swan. The whooping swan once widespread is now considered extinct, while the Australian black swan is small and kept mainly in zoos and sanctaries, often misidentified as black brant.
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Great Lakes
Peter Swan
Arctic Circle
Greenland
Detroit News
Artificial Diamonds and Freezing Point Under Vacuum
A French chemist Henri Moissan reportedly made artificial diamonds by crystallizing carbon through dissolving iron and dissolving the iron after rapid cooling. The text also notes that water can freeze in a vacuum at a higher temperature than normal and that pressure impacts freezing behavior.
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Henri Moissan
Tit-Bits
Moissah
Bedlington Terrier Breed Traits and Appearance Described
Washington Star notes Bedlington terrier origins from cross breeding with Dundie Dinmont and otter hound traits. The dog combines water scenting ability with gameness intelligence and loyalty though its lamblike look belies a scrappy disposition. Descriptions cover size coat color and topknot inherited features.
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Hinster
Higton
R. R.taynton
Washington Star
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Green Room Cafe
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Burroughs
Roy James
Jack Armstrong
Chidken
Walter> Hauver
Fred Hauver
Grandma ‘Hauver
Foud
House Wren
Jenny Wren
British Admiralty
Thompson and
Linsay Islands
South Atlantic Sea
The
United States
Naval Academy
Naval Academy Nine
Leo Durocher
St. Louis Cardinals
Waggoner Brothers Diller
Nebraska
Bedlinaston Te
Astle
Aneak Teel Ene Hotel
Elmer & Rood
Preoprieter
16Th & Jones
Cornbelt Lumber Company
C. L
ALL Star Magazine
Fer
Farm Journal
Pictorial Review
Pathfinder
the Country Home
McCall's Ine
Woman's World
Good Stories
Mother's Home Life
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