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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1925

Page

15

Local social notes recount visits and hospital stays

West Sidney residents attend gatherings at Louie Scheer and F I Kragel homes. Louie Scheer receives bouquet at Taylor hospital. Arvin Livingston and wife Mrs Livingston visit Sidney while she remains at Taylor hospital. Several neighbors, including the Kragels and Glassburns, stop by farms, churches, and mills, with hospital and dinner visits noted.

Wilber Glassburn F. I. Kragel Louie Scheer Taylor Hospital Frank Klentz Sidney Arvin Livingston Frank Kientz L. Scheer C. A. Glassburn F. H. Kragel Albert Aden Litz Sitz Max Glassburn F. Wi. Kragel Wm. Reineke Ed Glassburn W. W M. BE. Glassburn

Dalton News Roundup Highlights Local Events and Changes

Dalton residents note a busy period with engagements and moves. Mrs. Brennan hosts Ladies Aid with assistants Abrs Tool and Mrs Clough. H C Blome visits Denver for a few days. Dr A E Hedlund operated on Wilford Leister for appendicitis. Lorna Smith and Toule Volkerts wed in Sterling. couple to farm eight miles west of Dalton. Chautauqua set for June 23 to 27. J C Frandsen Drug Co buys fixtures from Dr G K Hart. Hart to move to Sidney. Frandsen sells store fixtures to Gurley firm Morney and Larson. Gerald Asbury returns from Chadron. teachers Green and Schofield spend weekends away. Village election decides light plant transfer to Western Public Service Co. approval likely. County Commissioner A D Rose back in city.

Roger Brennan Ladies Aid Abrs. Tool Clough H. C. Blome Denver Clara Laing R. F. Buchanan James West A. E. Hedlund Wilford John Leister Lorna Smith Toule Volkerts Sterling Ruby Devier Edward Welkhorst Potter Dalton J. C. Frandsen Drug Company G. K. Hart Hart Sidney Frandsen Morney Larson Gurley Gerald Asbury Chadron Miss Green Miss Schofield Lisco Western Public Service Company

Card of Thanks for Kindness After Bereavement

Mrs. Grace C. King and family express gratitude for sympathy and many acts of kindness shown after the loss of their son and brother, acknowledging all who assisted them in their hour of trial.

Grace C. King

Nebraska County Commissioners Minute April 1925

The board met in Sidney Nebraska with County Highway Commissioner J W Billeter State Engineer D L Cochran and Division Engineer A M Gaddis. They reviewed proposed projects including 1491B east of town and the Point of Rocks and west of Potter. Cochran promised east project would be scheduled soon and west project would be taken up with the federal department immediately with preliminaries to start. The board adjourned to meet the third Tuesday in April or at the call of the chairman.

Board of County Commissioners Sidney Nebraska J. W. Billeter D. L. Cochran A. M. Gaddis Point of Rocks Potter Cochran Federal Department

Bronson Items and Socials From Local News

Anderson returns home from Dr Nichol sanitarium feeling better and hopeful for recovery. Farmers Union reports a well attended meeting with 200 lunches served and coffee and oil shipments arriving for those who ordered. Mrs Vowers visits Mrs Bennison. Vowers’ work horse lost to lightning in hail storm. Nellie Thurston recovering from flu. Chris Anderson family visit with Mrs Anderson’s parents. April 23 social to raise Sun day school and church funds. Helping Hand club meets with Mrs Couch. report next week.

C. 8. Anderson Pearl Bennison J. H. Vowers Nellie Thurston Chris Anderson Atrs Ben Couch

Live Stock Prices at South Omaha April 8 1926

Moderate run of sheep and lambs. market strong to 25c higher. Fat lambs $16.00, fat ewes $0.25. Receipts of cattle liberal 8,500 head. market down 10-15c. Best handy weight steers $11.00. Various cattle quotations listed from yearlings to veal calves and bulls with prices across categories.

Union

Thanking Friends for Kindness During Illness and Death

We express gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy shown during the illness and death of our wife, mother and sister. William B. Hornby, Mrs. A. C. Goltz, Paul D. Hornby, Myron W. Hornby, Bessie Hornby.

William B. Hornby A. C. Goltz Paul D. Hornby Myron W. Hornby Bessie Hornby

Charity Easter Ball For King's Daughters At Hardy's Hall

The Telegraph notes a big charity ball on Easter Monday to be hosted by the King's Daughters at Hardy's hall. Grabill's Mer rymakers will provide the music for the event.

Hardy's Hall King’s Daughters Grabill

Obituary for Jannie May Wakefield Hornby of Sidney

Jannie May Wakefield Hornby was born in Taylorsville Kentucky in 1873 as the youngest of nine. She married William B. Hornby in 1897 at Winside Nebraska and had three children Paul Bessie and Myron. The family moved to Cheyenne county in 1916 and settled in Sidney where she joined the Methodist church. She died April 8 1925 after six years of illness at age 51 years 9 months 23 days. Survived by husband William B Hornby children Paul Bessie Myron and sisters Mrs A C Goltz of Laurel Nebraska and Mrs G W Hays of Taylorsville Kentucky. Funeral held April 6 at the Methodist Episcopal church with Rev Louis H Kaub and Rev Harry M Mitchell officiating. Burial in Winside Nebraska.

Jannie May Wakefield-Hornby Taylorsville Kentucky William B. Hornby Winside Nebraska Paul D Bessie Myron W Cheyenne County Jesus Christ Christian Church Sidney Methodist Church Paul Myron A. C. Goltz Laurel, Noebr G. W. Hays Tayloraville Methodist Episcopal Church Louis H. Kaub Harry M. Mitchell Nebr

Sympathy Letter From Christchurch Wardens To Mrs Kennedy

The wardens and vestry of Christchurch Sidney express deep sympathy to Mrs Kennedy on her bereavement. They praise her husband as a devout communicant and loyal vestry member whose Christ like character and steadfast duty inspired others. They note his affiliations with church and Masons and pray he rests in peace with light perpetual. The memorial is requested to be placed on parish records.

Mrs. Kennedy Christchurch Sidney Church Masons Christ

Also Mentioned on This Page

West Sidney Mrs. T. J. McCoy Aleata Reineke D. J. McCoy Louie Rabe Louise Roy Sitz C. C. Sprenger H. J. Hammond Martha Addie Glassburn Louise Scheer A. D. Rose The Telegraph South Omaha M. Melrose A. K. Greenlee, Co P. Chambers Bassetts Special Frigidaire Service Fleischmann Bassetts Pharmacy Kirschbaum Poland
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