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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1921
Page
7
Lakeside residents and guests from Alliance and surrounding ranches filled week with travel to race meet events. Edward Kennedy of Ellsworth and J Moserip joined east and westbound travelers while Abe Underhill attended race activities in Alliance.
A weather shower aided gardens but worried race goers in the area. John Caha plans to move furniture to Hemingford this week with Joe Caha and family to occupy their large house. Mrs Curran of Alliance will stay in her brother’s former home for the summer to improve her health. Mrs Norie Hurlbut has recovered from a severe chicken pox attack. Agnes Kennedy returns from Hemingford High and stays with Grandmother Winter while Mr Winter visits Mayo Brothers. Banks and Kilpatrick were callers at Peterson. Clara Brus returns from two weeks at Lou Hood’s helping and caring for Mrs Hood and the new baby. A large gathering at the Wampler home Sunday with boys riding branches. A Sunday school organized at Johnson school house. Rev. Mearl C Smith of Alliance preached last Sunday to a good attendance. Mrs Anna Hall and children visited her mother early this week. Rose Wright and baby visited her mother Mrs Brie. Tur day afternoon they came from Nerud ranch where they stayed a month. Mrs Brus and son Carl were called up at C J Mann’s Wednesday. Iva Wilkins attends summer school in Alliance. Frank Hall has recovered from la grippe. Mrs Dick Henderson traveled to Hemingford for her father Mr Friel’s death. Details not learned.
Notice invites members and the public to a special meeting at the community club rooms on Saturday June 18 with the Supreme Secretary as speaker. Light refreshments to follow. Signed T E Sanders President and E L Lawrence Secretary.
A condemned prisoner with a remarkable tenor voice lifts spirits at a workhouse song service. After a mysterious moment a singer is revealed, then pardoned by the mayor to help the ill and reunite with family, promising redemption and singing again.
A Worthing barrister in England reportedly wished to be buried in a wicker or basket, a family or executor statement notes. The unusual request highlights personal funeral preferences recorded in local reporting.
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