Lincoln Visitors from Will Pingle and others
Will Pingle Claude and John Ider visited Lincoln on Wednesday. Mrs. Scott Miller Mrs. Lottman and Mrs. Willems with son Loreny were Fairbury visitors last week. Franz Mudrow and family visited Edgar where Richard Mudrow is ill with diabetes. Mrs. Henry Steffen and son Carl spent weekend with Mrs. Dick Ommen. Will Sandman returned from Beatrice after several days in the hospital.
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Will Pingle
Claude
John Ider
Lincoln
Scott Miller
Lottman
Willems
Loreny
Fairbury
Franz Mudrow
Ted
Clemens
Gertrude
Richard Mudrow
Edgar
Henry Steffen
Carl
Dick Ommen
Will Sandman
Beatrice
Church Notices and Sunday School Schedule
Sunday school held at the usual hour with no preaching services. Rev. Duhlerkop traveled Tuesday by car to attend a ministerial meeting in Hildreth.
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Duhlerkop
Hildreth
Wedding Union Quietly Beside Spelling Contest Event
On Friday night April 22 at Mr E S Dunn s home the Elizabethans defeated the Dillerites in a spelling contest and then witnessed a wedding between Frances Johnson and Frank Cavett with Elizabeth Story and Robert Bell officiating. Refreshments followed as guests departed.
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Dillerites
E. S. Dunn
Elizabeth Story
Robert Bell
Frances Johnson
Frank Cavett
Federated Community Church Sunday Schedule and Service Report
The Federated Community Church outlines Sunday school at ten and church services at eleven led by Rev Heyhoe CE with an evening address at eight. Last Lord's Day services left a memorable impression with enthusiastic workers in the school likely to achieve their aims, and Mr Taylor of Crete delivered signal lessons.
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Heyhoe
Taylor
Crete
Methodist Sunday School Sees Stable Attendance and April Offerings
Despite many away or ill, Sunday School averaged 84 for the last month, up 12 from the previous quarterly report. April collections totaled 54.65 dollars. The probationers class reached 15 members. Next Sunday features Missionary Day with Mrs F E Hale in charge of exercises during the Sunday School hour. Regular services at 11 and 8 pm. Epworth League meets at 7 with Wayne Thompson leading a lesson on Thy Kingdom Come In My Community. Mothers Day program planned for May 8.
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S. S
F. E. Hale
Epworth League
Wayne Thompson
Collision sends hay wagon driver to drug store
In a street collision a hay wagon driver was thrown onto the road and lay semi conscious until two faster car occupants lifted him. He shouted to go to the drug store first, preferring medical help over the undertaker’s shop.
Scout Executive Faces Sharp Schoolyard Exchange
A Scout executive endures a biting rebuke about a boy at school. The woman recalls bluffing a boy with a switch large enough to beat a man, insists she would not strike, but relies on verbal force to win arguments.
Wandering Around humorous quip about Mr Jagsby
A Birmingham Age-Herald playful exchange notes Mrs Jagsby overestimating her knowledge of Mr Jagsby s whereabouts after he has discussed a quart of moonshine and often loses track of himself. The humor hinges on his drunken state and the wife s flattery of her own insight.
Man Wins Pekingese Custody After Divorce Suit
A Boston Tran script notes a husband secured custody of his wife’s Pekinese in a divorce case. The judge granted the pet custody following the divorce proceedings, illustrating courtroom quirks in domestic disputes.
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Boston Transcript
Roosters Keep Cocktails Out of Barnyard Joke
A humorous exchange jokes about avoiding a barnyard because many roosters mean cocktails everywhere yet none to drink. The pun contrasts barnyard fowl with cocktails, delivering light wordplay characteristic of rural humor.
Electric tattooing becomes London fad for rosy complexions
A London cable reports women seek electric tattooing to give a permanent blush to pale faces. Expert tattooists use a fine electric needle to adjust tones to individual complexions and claim unprecedented profits from this beauty trend.
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London
School Notes on Inspector Visit and Arbor Day
The state high school inspector praised the normal training department after visiting Tuesday evening and Wednesday morning. The Freshman class hosted convocation on Friday April 22 and planted an Arbor Day tree, a Linden, while recalling J Sterling Morton’s birthday. Mrs George Henrichs visited Miss Raymond's room and Virgil Geer brought butternuts for inspection amid playful notes from a photographer segment.
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J. Sterling Morton
George Henrichs
Wonders of America at Mammoth Cave Kentucky
The article extols Mammoth Cave in Edmondson County Kentucky as one of the world’s largest caves. It claims nearly a mile of depth and about 100 miles of passages with vast domes halls temples and rivers. It recounts a hunting tale dated about 1800 and urges a visit as a unique experience.
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Ammoth
Edmondson County
Kentucky
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O.C. Diehl
S. B. Viers
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Waggoner Bros. Funer
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Mammoth Cave
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Tank
Fanders & Robertson
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