Methodist church to welcome Rev. Connely Sunday
The pulpit will be filled by Rev. E. J. T. Connely on Sunday November sixth with services at 10 11 a m and 7 30 p m He recently left Norfolk to serve as field secretary for retired ministers in the Nebraska conference Armistice Day prayer for world disarmament is noted and Robert Diller leads next Sunday activities with Miss Van Lew directing the Christian Endeavor prayer meeting
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Methodist Church
E. J. T. Connely
Connely
M. E
Norfolk
Nebraska Conference
Epworth League
Innis
Miss van Lew
Little Bible Review
Emmert
Robert Diller
Auto Trip Race Rules Hype At Federated Church
In a Sunday school note from the Federated Community Church readers are told of an upcoming auto trip from San Francisco to New York for church classes. Each class selects a car and drivers set race rules awarding miles for new scholars attendance songs and collections with penalties for decreases.
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Mayborn
Florence Steffen
Halloween at Mies as room prompts school fun
Students recall a lively Halloween party at Mies as room with games songs and a big basket of apples and popcorn. The note mentions surprise visits and spooky decorations as part of the event along with plans for upcoming educational rallies led by Miss Hodam.
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Mies
Our Boys Hold Unbeaten Home Streak In Tight Matches
Our boys have won all games thus far on the home floor. Reports indicate two fast, clean games closer than expected. come out and enjoy the action as the team remains undefeated at home.
Weather Brings Joy to Wheat Farmers in Shea Area
Rain returns to Shea region lifting farmers spirits and aiding crops. W T Rader called to his father's bedside on Wednesday. Guide Rock visitors Fred Watt Elmer Watt and Jessie Oglevie spent Sunday with John Watt and L R Lambert. A Club event helped a ghost walk for T Logan Wednesday evening. Ed McCune had a folding chair incident with no serious injuries.
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W. T. Rader
Fred Watt
Elmer Watt
Jessie Oglevie
Guide Rock
John Watt
L. R.lambert
T. Logan
Ed. McCune
Harbine News Items Highlight Local Visits
Mr and Mrs Geo Robins and daughter Dorothy returned Tuesday to Sabetha after visiting Wm Carpenter. Ted Mudrow and family Gertrude and Doc Mudrow spent Sunday with friends in Western. Mrs Free Logan returned Thursday from Kansas City after a week with relatives. Harlan Weaver and family were Beatrice visitors Friday. Walter Sandman of Beatrice visits home folks this week. Mr and Mrs Byron Halcomb were Fairbury visitors one day last week. Carl Sandman moved his family to Diller Wednesday last week to run the Standard Oil wagon there. Josephine Ammen of Beatrice spent Sunday with home folks Little Iola. Hafer visits grandmother Mrs Powell in Diller this week.
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Geo. Robins
Dorothy
Sabetha
Wm.Carpenter
Ted Mudrow
Gertrude
Doc Mudrow
Western
Free Logan
Kansas City
Harlan Weaver
Beatrice
Walter Sandman
Byron Halcombs
Fairbury
Carl Sandman
Diller
Standard Oil
Josephine Ammen
Iola
Hafer
Powell
Real Party Honors Carl Schnuelle Birthday at Halloween Gathering
Mrs. Carl Schnuelle hosted a Halloween party at her home on Halloween day with Mrs. Rupert Andrews assisting. Guests explored Spookaville and enjoyed a ghost filled decor and themed games including apple bobbing and sewing on costumes. Refreshments featured an elaborate lunch with salad and chicken sandwiches as prizes and candy for attendees.
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Carl Schnuelle
Rupert Andrews
Hallow Een
Carl
Spookaville
Enuff
Rupert
Lew
Postmaster Urges Mailbox Relocation Along Jansen Routes
Postmaster H T Fast directing patrons on routes from Jansen to move mail boxes from the left to the right side of the highway. He warns increased auto traffic makes this safety change essential for easy and safe access to boxes on mail routes as observed during his inspection tour.
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H. T. Fast
Jansen
Fairbury Adopts City Owned Electric Plant
Fairbury to run by electricity with a private plant feeding the city. The old water wheel and flume were removed, a concrete 26 foot high flume built, and two direct drive generators producing up to 300 horsepower daily. The $30,000 system will supply current at 1 cent per kilowatt hour once completed in about three weeks.
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Fairbury
W. E. Lea & Sons
Fairbury Seeks Lower Fuel Costs With New Machinery
The Lincoln Star reports city officials estimate current fuel costs at about $5,000 annually. Mayor Moon promises residents a lower rate once the new machinery is in operation, enabling growth by ensuring supply when most needed.
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Moon
Fairbury
Lincoln Star
Will Boost Home Papers Movement Promote Local Ties
A nationwide drive backed by the National Editorial Association urges readers to subscribe to their hometown paper. The campaign aims to strengthen ties to native soil, unite Americans, and keep private letters informed by public news and local changes.
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National Editorial Association
America
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