Weekend guests and family funeral visit Lodgepole notes
Miss Doris Bates of Lodgepole stayed with Miss Mabel Wooldridge over the weekend. Mrs Claud Golding hosted a Tuesday dinner with Miss Erie Burgess as guest of honor. Bridge games followed. Mrs F D Wooldridge and Miss Mable Dinsdale traveled to Kimball for their aunt Mrs Thomas Wilkinson's funeral today.
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Doris Bates of
Lodgepole
Mabel Wooldridge
Claud Golding
Miss Erie Burgess
Bridge
F. D. Wooldridge
Mable Dinsdale
Kimball
Thomas Wilkinson
Mrs Johnson Hosts Kind Ladies Luncheon for Exie Burgess
Mrs J W Johnson entertained about a dozen guests last Thursday afternoon at home in honor of Sidney's departing young artist Miss Exie Burgess. Conversation centered on Kensington with later period of stunts and a luncheon served by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Johnson
Sidney
Exie Burgess
Visitor Mrs Cartland Finds Welcome at Wallace Home
Former Sidney Lady Mrs. F. M. Cartland visits Gerald Wallace and wife while handling business in town. She plans to rejoin her husband in Houston after a short stay and eventually may settle in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Cartland
Gerald Wallace
Houston
Texas
Mrs. Cartland
New York City
Resting from roving Jess Osborn returns from California
Resting from roving Jess Osborn came back last Saturday from California where he spent the winter. He found the winter pleasant, met many Sidney people, and earned money in his line to bring home. Osborn is keen on seeing the world and has traveled much of the map.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess Osborn
California
Sidney
Jess
Local Man Learns of Neice Maud Morris Murder Charge
G E B Clark learns his niece Maud Morris of Arthur County was dragged to death by a spirit ridden horse. Maud, sister of Phil Etherton, left six children. Her husband William is jailed in Tyron on murder charges as the body was exhumed amid rising community tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. EB. Clark
Maud Morris
Arthur County
Morris
Phil Etherton
Clark
William
Country Outing With Webster Family At Witters Ranch
Mr and Mrs Milo Webster traveled from Davis on Wednesday to visit Mrs Webster’s brothers the Witters boys. They brought in the invalid father N P Witters who had spent a month on their ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milo Webster
Davis
Mrs. Webster
Witters
N. P. Witters
Baker Lefors Couple Applies for License to Wed
Leonard Monroe Baker and Bessie Lefors of Cheyenne were issued a license to wed on April 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Monroe Baker
Bessie Mr. Lefors
Cheyenne
Star Adds Members With Degree Granted
The Eastern Star held a call meeting on Tuesday and conferred the degree on four candidates. A large attendance witnessed the ceremony and attendees later enjoyed a social hour with refreshments.
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Eastern Star
Kensington hostess hosts fourteen guests last Tuesday
Mrs St Radcliff acted as gracious hostess in Kensington with fourteen guests last Tuesday. Her daughters Mrs Lowe and Mrs Radcliff aided, and she planned another similar party for tomorrow.
Catholics Hold Delightful Card Party At Social
The Catholics hosted a Tuesday night card party with over one hundred attendees. High five champions were Jack Heaveren and Mrs L A Donohue, while five hundred winners were Mrs Scanlon and Otto Kurz. A luncheon was served by committee members including Mesdames Peetz Simones Tolposki Ruttner Klein Bartholomew and Miss Maggie Peetz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Heaveren
L. A. Donohue
Scanlon
Otto Kurz
Peter Peetz
Simones, Tolposki
Joseph Ruttner
Klein
Bartholomew
Maggie Peetz
Red Top Race Party for Primary Children at Methodist Church
A children’s party was held in the Methodist church parlors on Wednesday evening with about fifty primary children. The Red division won the contest in endeavor while the Blue and White provided refreshments and activities. Mrs. Garrison supervised the primary department.
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Garrison
Primary Rooms Visit Showcases Clever Attention Devices
Assisted by teachers Mrs Petiit Ruth Morrow Frances Buchner Dorothy Thornberg Laura Rudd and secretary Emily Larson, they kept the children busy and happy with games. A generous two course lunch was served and all enjoyed a delightful afternoon. Visit the primary rooms to see the clever devices that kept attention and attendance high.
Club Party The N. J. C. Surprises Mrs. Schroeder
The N. J. C. club met Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. Herman Schroeder's home for a surprise visit. Members enjoyed their customary activities and four members with birthdays received silk hose. A luncheon was served at 5:30.
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Herman Schroeder
Old Friends Welcome B A Jones from Portland
B A Jones arrived last Sunday from Portland and, while attending to business interests, is shaking hands with many friends. He left Mrs Jones and the family, all known to Sidney, contented with the sunshine daily occurrence. Winter in their newer home city brings mostly weeping skies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. A. Jones
Portland
Pioneer Day relics sought for Woman's club meeting
Notice to the Literary department of the Woman's club invites all members to a meeting on Tuesday, April 26. It requests donations of early Nebraska relics for display and asks Sidney residents not in the club with such artifacts to loan them. Mrs West may be called to arrange pickup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Nebraska
Sidney
Gift for Miss Burgess at church choir reception
The Christian church choir held a farewell reception for Miss Exie Burgess at the home of Mrs. Joe Daniels last Tuesday evening. The event featured a gift of a black feather handbag and was described as a splendid good time for a popular young lady whose departure was temporary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church Choir
Joe Daniels
Exie Burgess
Country Club Reports Road Project and Planting Plan
A note indicates no formal report from the Country Club while occult demonstrations claim the club has secured a graded road winding picturesquely. They plan a crossing this week and will plant two hundred trees as part of the development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Sunol Woman's Club Forms Plans After April Meeting
The Sunol Woman's Club met April 20 with Mrs. Joe DeMers. Members answered stall call by naming states and capitals and played proverb and Penny for Your Thoughts games under the social committee. Refreshments followed, then a business meeting adopted a Club Program. Pink and green chosen as club colors, with committees named for motto and program. The group adjourned to meet with Mrs. Jackson in two weeks.
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Sunol Woman’s Club
Joe DeMers
States
Capitals
Jackson
Sidney's Young Singer Chosen for Trip
Miss Burgess will depart for Lincoln as one of a quartet selected by the Ellison-White Chautauqua company for summer travels. They sing from Lincoln until June first, then tour Canada, carrying their own accompanist, before a first appearance in Chau tauqua season across from Buffalo New York.
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Burgess
Lincoln
Canada
Buffalo
New York
Miss Burgess
F. O. Burgess
Vacik
Exie
Pioneer's Funeral Leaders Officiate at Mrs Wilkin’s Service
Reverend A. 8. Corbett and Reverend H. Ives traveled to Kimball to conduct the funeral of Mrs. Thomas Wilkin son, an early county pioneer and devout Episcopalian church member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. 8. Corbett
H. Ives
Kimball
Thomas Wilkinson
Episcopal Church
Ray Stansbury Among the Best in Denver Trap Shoot
Ray Stansbury of Sidney tied for fourth place among forty eight shooters in a Denver contest. He scored 193 high in the Uncle Dad league, earning the high individual score and a silver cup presented at the Navarre hotel banquet. Representatives from several clubs met at the event to discuss league rules and future activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Ray Stansbury
Denver
Ray
Ray Stanbury
Sporting News
Navarre Hotel
A. E. McKenzie
D. Ray Stansbury
Mr. McKenzie
Little Willie
Stansbury
Betts
Osborn garage highway reports and forestry plans discussed
The Sidney Chamber of Commerce held its regular directors meeting on Tuesday April 19. They decided Osborn garage will report daily on the Lincoln Highway condition from Chap pell to Potter and will receive the state highway condition report for the entire length. Arrangements were made to request pine trees from the U S Forestry service. The board protested higher telephone rates until service improves and extended its request to the Nebraska Railway Commission. The chamber endorsed daylight saving and discussed a possible line to Sidney landing field with a rotary light for airmen, appointing a committee to raise the issue with the City Council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Osborn Garage
Lincoln Highway
Chappell and
Potter
United States Forestry Service
Board of Directors
Taylor
Nebraska Railway Commission
United States Chamber of Commerce
Sidney Chamber of Commerce
A. R. Dumphy
Aerial Mail Service
Sidney Landing Field
Court Actions Ridiculed Yet Law Enforced In County News
Officers found a still south of edgepole operated during a family incident. The copper boiler pipe brass coils and keg formed the setup. The father paid a hundred dollars on two counts after the County Judge’s ruling. Huntsman reported a delinquent in court earlier in the week. A theft spree led to a nab of a man with a five gallon gas can at Farmers Cooperative Store. he was fined fifty dollars plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgepole
Huntsman
Conklin's Medium Priced Fountain Pens at REXAL STORE
Readable text notes Conklin's medium priced fountain pens offered at the REXAL STORE. The brief indicates a promotional item within a shop listing. No dates or locations beyond the store name are provided.
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Conklin
REXAL
Religious Services and Church Notices in Sidney Area
Open daily for prayer. Holy Communion Sundays at 9 and 11 a.m. Morning prayer and service. Sunday School at 9:30. German services at 10:30. Danish services at 2:30 p.m. April 24. Special member meeting April 29 at 7:30. Churches listed include Catholic, Episcopal, Grace Lutheran Gurley, Sidney Gurley English Evangelical Lutheran, St Paul’s Lutheran, Emanuel Weyerts, Trinity Lutheran Danish services. Pastors named include Rev Henry Ives, Rev Elmer Kahl, W F Peters, Karl Fenske, Christian Falck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Episcopal’ Church
Holy Communion
Henry Ives
Sidney Gurley
English Evangelical Lutheran Church
Sidney-Trinity
Elmer Kahl
ST. Paul's Lutheran Church
Lutheran Emanuel Church
Weyerts
Nebr
Karl Fenske
Trinity Lutheran Church
Presbyterian Church Services Report
Customary services were enjoyed last Sunday with Rev Kircher from Hastings College delivering a helpful morning sermon. Evening study covered next Sunday School lesson. pastor attends Broadwater Presbytery this week. Mrs H D Moon attends Alliance Women’s Missionary Conference. Preaching Sunday at 11 A M. Sunday School at 10 A M. evening discussion at 7 30 on the advance International Sunday School lesson. The public is invited. Rev Samuel Light, pastor.
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Hastings College
Kircher
Broadwater
H. D. Moon
Woman’s Missionary Conference
Alliance
Advance International
Samuel Light
Christian Church Schedule And District Convention
Sunday services follow the usual hours with Sunday School at 10 00 A M Morning Worship at 11 00 A M Christian Endeavor at 630 P M and Evening Worship at 730 P M The fifth district convention of the churches of Christ will be held in Sidney from Wednesday April 27 to Friday April 29 State and district workers and delegates will attend All are invited to attend as much as possible L L Holmes minister
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Churub
Christian Endeavor
The
Churches of Christ
Sidney
L. L. Holmes, Pauter
Methodist Episcopal Church Weekly Schedule and Rally Dinner
The Methodist Church invites all to a full week of activities led by Pastor T Porter Bennett. Activities include Sunday School at 10 with a goal of reaching 300 attendees, a 11 oclock anniversary address to the Independent Order of Odd Fellows, Epworth League at 6 30, a men s chorus performance, Junior Epworth League Monday at 4, Boy Scouts Tuesday with Tenderfoot advancements, and a Rally Service Wednesday at 7 followed by a 5 PM public dinner hosted by the Ladies Aid Society priced at 50 cents.
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Jerusalem
Jericho
Independent Order of Oddfellows
Epworth League
Nellie Davis
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Methodist Church
T. Porter Bennett
Lorenzo Methodist Church Hosts True Progress Sermon
The 4A Community Church service features a sermon by the pastor on True Progress following Sunday school. The Men's Chorus of Kidney Methodist Church will sing. Two new members joined last Sunday. Invite neighbors to attend.
Card of Thanks from Knox family
May we not take this method of sending a message of thanks to the many friends who were with us in word and deed during our recent sorrow. The flowers, the messages, the personal presence, the music, each had its part in alleviating the sadness of death. May each of you be rewarded. Mrs. A. B. Knox. Victor Knox. Subscribe for The Telegraph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Knox
Victor Knox
District Court Sits Next Week
District Court proceedings listed include multiple district and civil actions. Cases feature State of Nebraska v. Ed Wilson felonious assault and robbery, v. Frank Mee Hugh, and other indictments. Numerous bank and civil suits appear involving Lincoln Simon, First National Bank entities, and local firms across Sidney Lodgepole Gering Potter and surrounding counties.
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Nebraska
Ed Wilson
Frank Mee Hugh
the Bank of Lusk
Davis Auto Co
Noel Marty
August Oberg
Manles
E. W. Bartholomew
Lester Wright
Als
Charles A. Cooke
T. J. Johnson
Wm. J. Twist
Ordle N. Weston
First National Bank of Lodgepole
Walter W. Craig
First National Bank of Chappell
Lucy J. Hedges
Sdw
J. Brogan
Bentley Land Co
Henry J. Holtman
John W. Hartman
C. Johnson
D. R. Campbell
Is. Sherrerd
R. L. Riley
American State Bank of Omaha
EB. G. Mathewson
Cc. G. Gemeinhart
Notice to Ex Marines on Victory Medals Availability
The Kansas City Recruiting Station reports many ex marines who served in World War I have not been located to receive Victory Medals and Battle Clasps. Eligible former Marines should apply to the United States Marine Corps Recruiting Station at 720 Main Street in Kansas City Missouri.
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Kansas City
United States Marine Corps
Main Street
Missouri
Traveling to Atlantic Harry Range on Eastern States Tour
Traveling to Atlantic Harry Range departed last week for a tour of the eastern states and will spend time with his cousins Lieutenant and Mrs Morgan of New York City. He is taking advantage of the dull railroad business to enjoy this vacation. No place like home. See us a best one. SIDNEY LUMBER CO. For Farm Loans See J. W. Harper office.
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Harry Range
Wil
Lieutenant
Mrs. Morgan
New York City
Sidney Lumber CO
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Johnson
Star
Kensington
Pioneer
West
Grace Lutheran Church OF
W. F. Peters
Trinity Lutheran Church Notice
Presbyterian Church
Methodist Episcopal Church
the Church of the Friendly Greeting
State of Nebraska
Adolph Sternberg
EB. C. Eden
Clarence J. Babb
Sidney A. Moore
A. P. Ryman
A P. Ryman
Evan Stines
Frank Mueller
W. Powell
Shepherd and Shepherd
First National Bank of Sidney
Omaha Steel Works
Elmer Berling
E. Wyerts
Samuel Ll. Jackson
W. N. Robertson
Dalton Co-Operative Society
John Olson
Arnold
Broadwater Bank
James H. Perkins
A. E. Ahrens
B. C. Johnson
W. E. Swatzlander
Citizens Bank of Potter
Harley W. Strubble
D. R. Jones
Savage Harvester Co
John W. Smith
Jas. L. McIntosh
Chris E. Wyerts
Bert Smith
Paul L. Martin
Ordie N. Westen
EB. H. Schellenbegr
Anton Krepel
R. A. Babcock
Hamilton Nat'l Bank
Fred M. Hollenback
Atlantic
J. W. Harper
le Grande
C. B. Carroll
Omaha
le Grande Hotel
Mary Hockerson
Hink
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