Presbyterian Circle Meeting At Mrs Goodale Home
Ladies of the Presbyterian circle will meet Thursday, April, at the home of Mrs. Goodale. All are urged to attend and assist with church work. No place like home. Sidney Lumber Co.
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1920
Page
4
Ladies of the Presbyterian circle will meet Thursday, April, at the home of Mrs. Goodale. All are urged to attend and assist with church work. No place like home. Sidney Lumber Co.
Dr W M Kimpston operates as a dentist at Neubauer Building in Sidney Nebraska.
Government troops sortie southeast of Wesel, drive back besieging workers, shell retreating columns, and lift the siege. Snipers fire on American reporters returning from Belgian outposts. Lenine allied reports claim Bolsheviks aiding German workers.
Los Angeles March 29 Mrs Ruby Reed thirty seven a divorcee was found dead in her apartments. A man s handkerchief was stuffed in her mouth and she had been garroted by one of her own undergarments.
Mrs. Fannie Tobin Dudley died Thursday at her daughter Mrs. Ernest Kruse home at sixty seven. Formerly wife of M. H. Tobin she spent much of her life in Sidney and has since married Fred Dudley made Cheyenne home. Survived by husband two daughters a son two sisters three brothers and several nieces and nephews. Funeral at Mrs. Kruse home with only family present Rev. Henry Ives officiated interment in Greenwood cemetery.
C W Hornaday secures a Farmers special term automobile insurance policy. The notice highlights coverage terms, premiums, and eligibility through the insurer’s regional office.
The passage highlights green goods and fruits offered as a “little summer” selection. It suggests a range of products enjoyed by fat men and all sorts of people, emphasizing seasonal offerings from garden and orchard.
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