Harbine News Items Highlight Local Visits and Family News
Misses Mabel Kopp Alice Corey and Cristobell Coon of Beatrice spent the weekend with Josephine Ommen. Mr and Mrs Lew London of Diller welcomed a baby boy born Saturday Nov 27. Mrs Cornelia Lottman visited Fairbury last week. Mr and Mrs Tom Murray heard of a grandson's death in Overton Neb and burial Monday. Bud Lottman returned from Thanksgiving with grandmother in Shea. The literary program drew a good crowd Friday. Geo Arnold Naomi Sandman Addie Sandman and wife visited Ela Reece in Beatrice hospital.
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Mabel Kopp
Alice Corey
Cristobell Coon
Beatrice
Josephine Ommen
Lew London
Harbine
Diller
Cornelia Lottman
Fairbury
Tom Murray
Overton
Nebr
Bud
Lottman
Shea
Geo. Arnold
Naomi
Addie Sandman
Ela Reece
Church Services Announced for Advent Sunday
Otto Bergfelder, pastor, invites all to Sunday school at 9 30 a m and service at 10 30 a m The second Advent Sunday offers Sunday school at 1 30 p m and preaching at 2 30 p m Choir rehearsal at 7 30 p m Confirmation instruction during the week All welcome.
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Alt
Otto Berzfelder
Otto Bergfelder
Methodist Sunday School Seeks New Enrollments
The Sunday school reports strong attendance despite rain and plans a Christmas program. Families are invited to enroll, with open classes and friendly teachers. Missionary Sunday next week will support Chinese relief with a liberal offering. Reverend C F Innis to preach December 12 with Lord's Supper. December 19 is White Cross Sunday.
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Sunda
Johnie
Daddy
Mary
Mother
China
Fern. Hayes
C.F. Innis
Red Cross Outlines 1920 21 Relief Plan Amid War on Disease
The American Red Cross announces a 1920 21 budget totaling 48 10 000 thousand dollars with 31 5 million for foreign relief and 16 7 million for domestic activities. Expenditures for 1919 20 stood at 69 4 million, while this year’s plan includes 11 million in supplies carried over from last year. The focus is on preventing epidemics in Central Europe and supporting war affected populations through hospitals food and clothing distribution and civilian relief.
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American Red Cross
Washington
America
Europe
League of Red Cross Societies
Red Cross
United States
Grace and church message invites Sunday attendance
Presbyterian church urges members to attend Sabbath school and preaching services. Topics include How Big is Grace and The Unchangeableness of Christ. Evening service features Miss Pearl Diller leading the E. S. at 6 30 with all young folks invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Pearl Diller
Thanksgiving Eve Service At Presbyterian Church Declared A Success
A Thanksgiving Eve service at the Presbyterian church drew about 70 to 80 attendees last Wednesday. Mrs Innis from the MFE church delivered the sermon which attendees praised as fitting and well received. The combined church choirs provided music including hymns a solo by Miss Slyhoft and a male quartet Cavett Droullard Enstman and Emmert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo.m. Myers
Presbyterian Church
Innis
M. FE
Miss Slyhoft
Messrs Cavett, Droullard
Enstman
Emmert
Red Cross Allocates Funds For Relief And Health
The 1919 20 budget sets a fixed reserve for disasters and $1 900 000 for aid to soldiers in hospitals and camps. A $4 200 000 grant funds health improvement nationwide with the US Health Service. A $1 000 000 appropriation develops the peace time program through chapters and Junior Red Cross sanitation work. Administration costs total $1 800 000, down from $2 300 000 last year.
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Red Cross
United States
United States Health Service
The
Dinner Delayed by Hungry Fred in Curious Dialogue
Frantic family scene shows Fred begging for food as dinner nears. Muttered refusals and fragmented speech reveal a chaotic moment before dinner is served, with a stray line about a stepmother and New York ending the passage.
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Fred
Frost Effects On Fruit And Veg In Cold Snap
The article explains how frost expands eggs and contracts apples, with varying damage to varieties. It notes apples recover when frost is drawn out gradually, and that apples can be transported in a refrigerating car at minus 20 degrees. Potatoes are easily ruined by frost due to high water content.
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Leonard W. Colby
Jefferson Co
J. Monroe Davis
National Bank
Neb
Frank T. Pearce
Nebraska
Record Office
J. S. Taylor, M. D
Globe Pharmacy
Fairbury, Nebr
M. J. Powell
O.C. Diehl
Chet
McCurdy
Endicott
H.R. .Boyle
Bert S.etchison
Summerfield, Kan
S. B. Viers
Diller, Nebr
Diller Veterinary Hospital
Sega
Zee
GC. Eee Chiba
Waggoner Bros
St.paul’s Lutheran
Methodist
Prether
Omether
New York
Frost
Roca
Mickie
Amr KuLam
Mickiet
Bose
Ford
Detroit
Mich
C. G. Catlin Co
Ford Sales and Service
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