Laughing thrills and screen stars in daring shows
The Merry Mysterious Weldon presents high class comedy and delightful music on the screen. Lionel Barrymore and Alice Brady star in Should Ladies Behave. Flying Down to Rio features Delores Del Rio Gene Raymond Ginger Rogers and Fred Astaire. Shows at 2:15, 7 and 9.
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Weldon
Lionel “Barrymore
Alice Brady
Rio
Delores del Rio
Gene Raymond
Ginger Rogers
Fred Astaire
Visit notes and local repairs from Fairbury shop
Cordyn Anderson of Lincoln visited Homer Ramey on Thursday evening. Dr Diehl mentions Eleanor visiting her father this week. The passage identifies Mrs W C Steffensmeyer of Lincoln as the daughter. The item notes auto curtain and harness repairs and shoe repairs at Fairbury Electric Shoe Shop near Bonham Theatre.
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Cordyn Anderson
Lincoln
Homer Ramey
Fairbury Electric Shoe Shop
Bonham Theatre
Lukas Visits Ill Mother in Virginia With Green Couple
Charles Lukas traveled to Virginia on Sunday to see his ailing mother. He was pleased to learn she is improving. He was accompanied on the trip by Mr and Mrs Will Green.
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Charles Lukas
Virginia
Will Green
Mrs. Anna Hubka Hosts J N C Meeting
Mrs Anna Hubka entertained the J N C at her home on January 10 with nine members present. The hostess held two contests with honors awarded to Mrs Raby Kane and Mrs George Champ. A delicious lunch followed. Mrs Earl Harris invited the club to meet at her home on Fan 24.
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J.N.C
Anna Hubka
J. N.C
Raby Kane
George Champ
Washington City History Highlighted by Woman’s Club
Mrs. Carico hosted the Woman’s Club meeting with Mrs. Fanders leading a program on Washington City. Mrs. Anderson described early area history, Mrs. Henrichs spoke on Arlington National Cemetery, and Mrs. Mayborn covered capital buildings parks and avenues. Chas. Davis attended. refreshments were served. Next meeting January 25 at 8 PM hosted by Mrs. Cully with poetry topics and roll call by Mrs. Geer.
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Carico
Woman's Club
Fanders
Washington Cit
Anderson
Washington City
Ed. Henrichs
Arlington Cemetery
Mayborn
Chas. Davis
Close
C. H Cully
Mra
C. L. Geer
I. R. Andrews
Mrs. Arthur Graves Dies After Appendicitis Operation
Mrs. Arthur Graves formerly of Steele City and Ottawa Kane died in a Kansas City hospital after an appendicitis operation. Funeral services will be from the home of Mrs and Mrs Guy Cassel Friday afternoon with burial in Steele City cemetery.
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Arthur Graves
Steele City
Ottawa
Kane
Kansas City
Guy Cassel
CWA Improves Cemetary Curb Along Fairbury Road
A reader notes ragged curb at Fairbury cemetery being rounded by the CWA. They question why it was not done earlier and compare it to the road project south of Diller. They suggest hedge trimming at the top as another improvement.
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Fairbury
Diller
CWA
Wedding Anniversary in Hanover Preserved by Grandma Hauver
Grandma Hauver planned a surprise for Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hauver to mark their fifth anniversary on Monday January 15. Guests included Mrs. Maud Harder Dorris Mary Elizabeth Bill Richard Dickie and others from Hanover Kansas. Ice cream cake and cookies were served in the late afternoon.
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Grandma Hauver
Fred Hauver
Maud Harder
Dorris
Mary Elizabeth
Band Officers Re-Elected at City Hall Meeting
The band re elected its officers for another year at a Monday night city hall meeting. Directors include M C Wood as President L M Cavett Secretary Treasurer Francis Clark on the executive committee Roy Geer Supt Shhindler and Ray Green. The young band with about twenty members practices weekly and funds come largely from dues with city support.
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M. C. Wood
L. M. Cavett
Sec’y Treas
Francis Clark
Roy Geer
Supt. Shhindler
Ray Green
OES Installs New Officers at January Meeting
The Order of Eastern Star installed officers at the regular meeting on Tuesday evening January 16. Officers listed include Mrs Fannie Manning as Worthy Matron, Robert L. Upson as Worthy Patron, Cavett as Secretary, Mrs Clare Waggoner as Treasurer, and several other appointees with roles such as Chaplin Organist and Sentinel. After installation, refreshments and a social hour followed.
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Order of Eastern Star
Fannie Manning
Robert L. Upson
Cavett
Clare Waggoner Treas
Ada M Geer
Cond
Ina M Viers
Freda Greenwood
Esther
Mary Cassel
Martha
Mary Cully
Electa
Misa
Susan Taylor Warder
Nancy Robertson
Sentinel
J. O. Blauser
Remedy Removes Cause of Stomach Gas
A brief notice describes a remedy claimed to relieve stomach gas and cleanse wastes from the body. It highlights quick relief and mentions a druggist's endorsement.
Ingwersons Visit Homer Ramsey Home For Piano Sale
Mr and Mrs E V Ingwerson and their daughters Lucylie and La Vonne Clayton Ingwerson Iva Damma and Ab Hamdan all of Pawnee City were Sunday visitors at the Homer Ramsey home. We have a fine piano and a player piano returned for non payment and will sell either instrument for the balance due. Easy payments. Call at Sam Horner Music Store 711 Court St Beatrice tf.
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E. V. Ingwerson
Lucylie and
la Vonne
Clayton Ingwerson
Iva Damma
Ab Hamdan
Pawnee City
Homer Ramsey
Sam Horner
Court St. Beatrice, Tf
Lloyd Green Hosts Seven Friends for Evening Call
Lloyd Green entertained seven of his boy friends on Sunday the 14th. Games were played before gathering for dinner and cleaning up the dishes. Attending were Richard Miller Neil Andrews Dick Beckwith Darrel Beckwith Buddy Clark Serenus Viers and Max Thompson.
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Lloyd Green
Richard Miller
Neil Andrews
Dick Beckwith
Darrel Beckwith
Buddy Clark
Serenus Viers
Max Thompson
Annual Telephone Meeting At Diller Company
The Diller Telephone Company held its annual meeting in Citizens State Bank rooms on Monday afternoon. Directors named for the coming year are Wm Mudge, Pay Stange, Ray Geer, Ray Green and J Smith Diller. They will organize later and report increased business and bright prospects. The firm has offered reduced rates and monthly payments, attracting more customers in line with current times.
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Diller Telephone Company
Citizens State Bank
Wm. Mudge
Stange
Ray. Geer
Ray Green
J. Smith Diller
Diller Company
Primary filings open for August election
The first day of the new year marked filing for the August primary. County clerk records show candidates: Sheriff D K Stamy Harbine Republican others Emil Ackman Fairbury Republican. Clerk of District Court Gladys Hughes Democrat. County Attorney Frank M Rain Republican. D F Foster Republican. Treasurer C G Catlin Republican. John Mendenhall Eve Allen Frank Rose Aug Kroll Republicans. Harry B Mesing Republican. County Sept Genevieve Clark. Commissioner 3rd Dist Joe L Carsten Fairbury.
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D. K. Stamy
Harbine
Emil Ackman
Fairbury
District’ Court
Gladys Hughes
Attormey
Frank M Rain
D F Foster
C. G. Catlin
Fair
Save, spend, and work to lift every hungry child
Dr. Keller Samy argues against hoarding and praises government spending to restore confidence and spread cheer. He says flaws will exist but the program helps create jobs, feed hungry children, and boost personal and national prosperity despite critics. He urges saving and boosterism for one’s own business.
Miner Strikes and Hopeful Outlook Amid War Talk
The speaker argues no greater danger of war with Japan, notes miners in Pennsylvania face hazards and low pay in western areas, and reflects on sympathy for miners living in company housing. He urges a bright outlook, warns against constant grouchiness, and emphasizes the value of a smile and patience.
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Pennsylvania
I want to do is make the other fellow ashamed of himself
A speaker reflects on personal mindset shaping actions and cites Christian Science ideas about outcomes versus intention. He argues for fairness and consideration of others, noting that sometimes harsh measures may be needed, and invokes a biblical saying about casting bread upon the waters.
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Japan
Faith, Promise, and Cowboy Dreams Reflect Community Values
A column excerpt ethics and hopes emphasizing trust in promises to children, faith, and charity while noting Roosevelt's predicted social change. It muses on enduring pioneer myths in boys, the appeal of cowboys, and the need for keeping promises to maintain a child’s faith.
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Stamy
Cards of Thanks from Miller and Pickard families
We express sincere appreciation to friends and neighbors for kind acts during illness and after a fire that left our home in ashes. Mr. and Mrs. Scott Miller. Mr. and Mrs. LaVern Pickard.
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Scott Miller
Mrs. LaVern
Pickard
Fire loss thanked neighbors for saving homes
Mr and Mrs Isaac Saylor thank friends and neighbors for assistance after their home burned to ashes with no lives lost. Firefighters held the blaze in check, saving nearby buildings and preserving gratitude to the community and Heavenly Father.
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Isaac Saylor
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Womans Club
OES
Pat Simmers
By Dr. Keller
Samy
United States
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Hampshire
McCormick Deering
McCormick
Deering
Cormick Deering
John
Beatrice Press
Ladies Aid of the Erie Lutheran Church
Ralph Sandman
H. R. Royle
Geo. Arnold
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