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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1919
Page
15
Mollie Rebecca Taylor wed Sam Fine on August 10 1919 in Atoka Oklahoma. After a brief honeymoon they will reside in Sidney Nebraska with Fine owner of a local business. The notice also mentions two other marriage licenses and local real estate sale news.
The county fair committees have formed with A. J. Jorgenson J Rees and Ray Babcock on entertainment and R L Riles Hans Anderson and 2. & Robinson on advertising. Daily airplane exhibition plans, educational displays from the University of Nebraska Extension and Experiment Station, and Junior Club instruction in stock judging and home arts are emphasized to promote farming improvement and community betterment.
A series of birth notices from Sidney: Mr and Mrs Barlow welcomed a daughter on August 10. Mr and Mrs Ray Stansbury announced a son on August 14. Mr and Mrs Byron Strutgens welcomed a daughter Miss Caroline Hurgens on August 12. Dr T Z Jones of Wayne Nebraska arrived this week to supervise wheat cropping in the vicinity.
Joan Siefer of Dalton visited Wednesday to look after personal interests. Siefer reports farmers are busy bringing in wheat and elevator men are getting fairly well filled up.
Mr and Mrs Aleck Thompson and family and Mr and Mrs Lester Homers and family spent a sunny Sunday at Point of Rocks for an all day picnic. They reported a fine time with an excellent picnic dinner and children enjoying wading in the water.
Mrs. Charles F. Stoutenborough, founder of the Sidney Nebraska club bearing her name, dies in Seattle at 70 after weeks of illness. Survived by her husband, a county auditor staff member. Funeral Thursday at Plymouth Congregational Church. Born October 2, 1849 in New Boston, Massachusetts to Scotch and New England parents. previously directed Florence Crittenden home and served with General Federation of Women's Clubs.
St Patrick's Academy a boarding and day school in Sidney Nebraska resumes classes September 1 1919 offering Primary Preparatory Academic and Commercial programs. It emphasizes vocal and instrumental music and needlework with directress urging prompt enrollment and catalogs available.
Parents are advised that children aged five or older who have not yet entered school may be admitted on September 2 and September 9 during school days. The superintendent, W. J. Braham, recommends starting on September 2 if possible.
Announcement by Dr R EO Roehe notes absence from the office from August 17 through September 1 inclusive. Also mentions May-mobile oil at 7? per gallon and references S A Schmitt Implement Co and Dr Kimpeten Dentist with phone number 12.
The annual Cheyenne County Teachers Institute will convene at Sidney High School for one week starting Monday August 1 and ending Friday afternoon August 7. All county teachers must attend by law to teach in the coming year. Anna McFadden, County Superintendent. K. W. Magneto parts now stocked at Willard Service Station.
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