Church items highlight upcoming services and institute
Rev W S McCallister outlines Sunday school at 10 a m worship at 11 a m and Epworth League at 6 45 p m. A good attendance was reported and plans for the Mid Winter Institute with Dr L M Grigsby and other speakers are noted as a strong youth representation. Members urged to attend all regular services next Sunday and set a personal churchgoing record.
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W.S. McCallister
Epworth
Mid-Winter Institute
L. M. Grigsby
H. F. Ventagsae
I. B
I. B. Schrecken
Gettys
Epworth League
Ponetie
Federated Community Church Invites Attendance and Plans
Sunday school at 10 oclock and public services at 11 and 7 30. Juniors meet at 6 30 with Rev V F Siar delivering Ideals for the New Year in the morning and Living the Straight Life in the evening. Woman's Association missionary meeting with Mrs A Mayborn Thursday afternoon Jan 16.
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V. F. Siar
Es Mange
Woman’s Association
School Column Notes From The Week At The Primary Rooms
Visitors Marguerite Green and Maxine Colman, Miss Elizabeth Starr filled in Wednesday afternoon. Illness caused Doris Diller and Orlyn Sasse to miss several days. First graders study sewing while second graders embroider Frances Eick Alice Line Marguerite Green and Maxine Coleman visited the Second primary room last week. Third and fourth grades start Eskimo sand table this week. Intermediate room sees Richard Rand Melvin Schroeder Pearl Fasnacht Wayne Bethel Henrichs and Ruth Carmichael were absent last week. Grammar room visitors include Maticher dindta WUE che ichee Wee Line Frances Eick Edith Helen Patton Marguerite Green Maxine Coleman and Mrs E Miller. Seventh graders work on ideal home project with plans for house and yard. Os work on a Nebraska industries and resources project. General Science covers life as related to conditions. Home girls bake powder. Juniors plan a party at the school Friday night after the big game cheer Diller. A minstrel show and box supper Friday at eight o'clock in the high school auditorium for D H S athletics funds.
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Marguerite Green
Maxine Colman
Elizabeth Starr
Miss Raymond
Doris Diller
Orlyn Sasse
Anes
Secon Race
Frances Eick
Alice Line
Maxine
Coleman
Richard Rand
Melvin Schroeder
Pearl Fasnacht
Wayne
Bethel
Henrichs
Ruth Carmichael
Maticher Dindta Wue
Edith
Helen Patton
Maxine Coleman
E. Siller
Nebraska
Local Social Notes From New Year Gatherings
Mr and Mrs Roy Wagner spent New Year’s Day with Mr and Mrs Roe Hunson. Roy McCune returned from a two week visit with relatives at Lawrence and Overton. Ralph Hudson and sons Keith and Dannet visited Ray Hudson. Rupert Andrews hosted a New Year dinner for family including Wells of Steele City and Mary and Mildred Andrews of Denver. Wm Carpenter family visited J N Carpenter. Roy Wagner and Dona Mae stayed with Earl Stull in Fairbury. Fred Fasse shelled corn for M N Carpenter and C E Messenger. Shes Equity Exchange shipped a car of livestock to the St Joe market. Ed Howard attended. Wagner served as supper guest among visiting relatives in Lincoln this week.
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Roy Wagner
Roe Hunson
Roy McCune
Lawrence and
Overton
Ralph Hudson
Keith and
Dannet
Ray Hudson
Rupert Andrews
Wells
Steele City
Mary
Mildred Andrews
Denver
Wm. Carpenter
J. N. Carpenter
Dona Mae
Earl Stull
Fairbury
Fred Fasse
M N. Carpenter
Shes Equity Exchange
Howard Acog
Ay Wagner
Roy Waanee
Sidan Madeer Ih Risiig
Lincolfi
Reparations Debate Shapes Postwar Recovery Efforts
An early postwar discussion credits three men, including Owen D and a New York legal advisor, with shaping reparations policy. The report notes mixed opinions from Los Angeles and London talks, detailing Germany bearing the largest burden and the intended allocation of gold marks amid reconstruction.
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Owen D
Oungor
New York
Robinson
Les Angeles
Clyem
London
Germany
Great Britain
Crossword education through lines in York paper humor
A brief note claims the crossword taught many people the difference between horizontal and vertical lines. Also a York Pennsylvania widow, age 102, who died last week reportedly smoked a pipe for ninety years and jokes about the habit as a factor in longevity.
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Mnt
Sunday Road Crashes Highlight Busy Travel Day
A string of automobile accidents reported on Sunday underscores heavy traffic and congestion. Police investigate collisions as drivers exchange reports and local hospitals treat minor injuries.
Jealous of His Wife's $20,000 Yearly Income
Newark tale of Elias Cowan a tailor who after 28 years of marriage saw his wife rise from sewing for subsistence to earning as much as 200000 in ten years Meanwhile he never surpassed 40 a week and left home after she bought an apartment house amid a divorce suit.
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Newark
N. J
Elias Cowan
University of Pennsylvania
Cowan
Life Extension via Gland Grafting Claims By Voronoff
Dr Serge Voronoff asserts life can be greatly prolonged through youthful gland grafts though proof requires subjects living beyond current human limits. He says body cells can live forever and repeated grafts may sustain vitality until death is chosen. The article notes gland sources are uncertain and jokes about scarce supplies, urging current planning to die by existing expectations.
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Africa
National Pirrift Week Promotes Thrift Education Campaign
National Pirrift Week runs January 17 to 28 and centers on thrift as a broad educational campaign. Each day focuses on a different thrifty enterprise to broaden public understanding beyond mere pinching pennies. The movement began modestly in 1916 and has grown into a prominent civic effort.
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Inito
Oahu
Basig
Oceanic to Teutonic liners named for distant shores
The article traces steamship naming traditions from early Oceanic to Britannic Celtic and Teutonic, noting how ships served global routes and carried names tied to places and nations. It mentions American liners once named after states and cities, reflecting historic branding conventions.
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Ares Esa
Pacific Coast
Orient
Yg Techs
Koréa
Siberia
Pennsylvania
Duadis
Ohio
Saintes
New York
St. Paul
Fragmented Golf Memoir Passages Describe Erratic Play
A garbled reminiscence from a magazine piece recounts a golfer’s stroll along a course with a crystal brook and a sewer in the middle. The speaker mocks a fellow player’s missteps and odd phrases as they pass the outward and inward halvés, noting the discomfort and confusion on the fairway.
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Famona
San. Francises
Campese Learning and Summer Camps Promote Growth
The article highlights Summer Campese Learning guiding children through forest exploration lake swimming and sunset views. Miss Ready advocates placing underweight children in camps as key to physical and mental development citing Dr Elot and a government education plan.
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Interior’ Department
Bureau’ of Éducation
Indorsing
Conips
Miss Ready
Elot
America
Local Color A A Citizens Gathered in Honolulu Street Scene
In the Oriental section of Honolulu a crowd of Japanese ancestry citizens gathered in a street scene. Two beat on tin cans while others watched in the gathering crowd.
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Honolulu
Ring Oddly Restored At pena a dont og c.6
The fragmentary text describes a peculiar restoration of a ring at an uncertain location with references to gold ingots and a nonsensical string of words. Specific names, dates, or clear events are not readable.
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Pena A
Untitled fragment about a bank cashier incident
Fragmentary OCR text references a Little Window Bank cashier and a patron in a terse, unclear note. The readable parts hint at a cash handling event or theft context but lack coherent names, dates, or locations to form a concrete summary.
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Bub St.ip
Lenin’s Mausoleum Inscription Sparks Blasphemy Arrest
A report from Moscow describes Lenin’s mausoleum where a peasant admirer mocked the inscription above the tomb. The would be humorist exclaimed that he would prefer the dead to live if Lenin’s works were not alive, and he was promptly arrested for blasphemy.
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Russia
Rayaregent
Lenin
Moscow
Mitch
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