Large Attendance at Educational Rally
A county schoolhouse rally drew the largest crowd yet, with many attendees crowded into the hallways and windows as the program, led by Mrs. Ewing and speakers including Miss Eva B. Shuman, Profs. Morton and Hiltner, and Dr. Murray, drew strong applause. The Diller Glee Club and local clergy participated, a luncheon followed, and attendees urged more such meetings in the future.
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Ewing
Fairbury
Eva B. Shuman
Morton
Hiltner
Murray
Diller Glee Club
Buckner
The
Christian Church of
Jansen
Education Advocate Urges Expanded Rural School Training
Prof W H Morton of Fairbury urged broader educational development at a school house rally. He warned that finishing eighth grade no longer guarantees equal opportunity and called for home training alongside schooling. The piece notes a $50 000 Beaver City community auditorium, local farming progress, and various local notices and profiles.
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W. H. Morton
Fairbury
Deligt
Jtay
Beaver City
Isaac Rempel Wedding At Paxton Nebraska
A wedding occurred Thursday afternoon November 3 at the Paxton church uniting Henry C. Rempel of Jansen and Caroline Isaac. Rev. Wiens of Henderson officiated with Rev. Bergthold giving a talk. Afterward 160 guests enjoyed an elaborate supper at the bride’s home. The couple’s attire featured a blue silk dress with bead trim and a dark blue suit. The reception tents provided ample space and songs in English and a performance by the deaf Mr. and Mrs. Wall entertained.
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Fairbury
John Nider
Bud Copples
Murrays
R. R. Raboke
Raboke
Jacob G. Rempel
Jansen
Christian Church
Jansen Eeast
Dr. Murray
H. C. Friesen
Henry C. Rempel
Caroline Isaac
Wiens
Henderson
Bergthold
India
Rempel Boy Remains Very Sick After Abdominal Abscess
The Rempel boy was severely ill with an abdominal abscess likely from a diseased appendix. Doctors made an incision in the abdomen and drained considerable pus. He showed slight improvement but remains a very sick child with an uncertain outcome.
Roll Call backed by American Legion at Kansas City convention
The American Legion pledged staunch support for the Red Cross Roll Call and resolutions endorsing enrollment and mobilizing service men were unanimously passed on November 2. Reports to Central Division Headquarters in Chicago showed increased Red Cross activity vs last year. Endicott will gain electric light from a transmission line from the Fairchild plant near Fairbury. Otto Spielman received a letter from a German sister about a man who left in 1902 to marry there but returned later.
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Harper’s Magazine
Mrs. Jones
Lincoln Star
American Red Cross
American Legion
Kansas City
Central Division
Chicago
Red Cross
Com
Endicott
Fairchild Brick
Fairbury
Otto Spielman
Germany
America
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