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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1917
Page
10
Red Cross visitors tour Gurley Sidney workrooms
Frank Rihn and Mrs Zeb Guston led a Tuesday visit to Sidney Red Cross workrooms, taking notes from supervisors and the chairman about regulations. Other Gurley residents visited, samples and patterns were shared, and plans for sewers, fundraising rallies, and knitting projects were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Rihn
Zeb Guston
Red Cross
Sidney
Rihn
Gusten
Miss Rihn
C. C. Jones
Hugh Rouse
Tiger
8. Gustin
Griswold
Down
Dalton
A. 8. Hardy
Sam Boggs
Carrie
Cook
Riha
City Council
Rose Morgan
Dedrick
McCreary
Save The Waste And Win The War
A wartime campaign urges the public to conserve resources to support military efforts. Citizens are asked to reuse materials and reduce waste in daily life as part of national home front mobilization.
First American Play and Washington’s Theater Visit
Harvard produced the first American playwright Royall Tyler with The Contrast at New York’s old John Street theatre. George Washington, the first subscriber and then president, attended and joked about the tricks of a stage magician, asking for his money back after leaving the show. The anecdote ends with Washington remarking on the audience’s private scrutiny of others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard College
Royall Tyler
Old John Street
New York
George Washington
United States
Jonathan
Wes
Special Election Called for Gurley Nebraska Bonds
Notice of a special election by the Village of Gurley Nebraska to vote on issuing bonds totaling 3900 dollars for a water works system and 1950 dollars for an electric light system. Each bond payable in twenty years with interest 6 and 5 percent respectively, and tax to be levied on all taxable property to cover interest and principal. Polls open from the hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gurley
Nebraska
Cheyenne County Trading Company friends honor Mr and Mrs McKinley Bryan
On Friday night the Cheyenne County Trading Company crew visited the Bryan home and presented a sterling knives and forks set as a token of esteem. Music and conversation filled the evening with pleasant refreshments as a final touch to a delightful gathering. The T N club met Wednesday at Mrs Charles Harper s afternoon party with several visitors from Fresno Cal Burlington Wash and Miss Helen Giegerich niece of Mrs Callahan. the club enjoyed an especially pleasant meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County Trading Company
McKinley Bryan
T. N. Club
Charles Harper
M. W. Fuller
Fresno
California
C. C. Callahan
Burlington
Washington
Helen Giegerich
Party Too Happy To Break Up At Ranch Slumber Fest
Miss Myrna Swatzlander hosted a late night ranch slumber party for Nellie Dedrick and Pauline Wesner of Sterling. Guests enjoyed dinner, stories, music and dancing from seven until three, with a midnight supper. two guests remained after breakfast, defying pleas to disperse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrna Swatzlander
Ranch
Nellie Dedrick
Pauline Wesner
Sterling
Radcliffe
Charming
Range Finding In The Air Inartillery Observation
Scientific American describes air service range finding as crucial in modern warfare. Airmen coordinate with batteries, locate enemy positions, and direct artillery fire from up to 6,000 feet while under heavy anti aircraft fire. The observers endure shrapnel and extreme stress, with some pilots suffering nerves after missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scientific American
Glass eye wear exceeds three hundred thousand in US
More than 300,000 persons in the United States wear glass eyes. We are always careful after the crockery has been smashed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Fie Ward United In Marriage At Sidney
Fie Ward and Miss Sarah Elizabeth Platt united in marriage Saturday August 18 at high noon with Reverend L K Lewis officiating. A three course dinner followed as relatives gathered including Mrs Alice Howard and sisters of the groom. The couple will reside on a ranch near Sunol and receive hearty well wishes from the Telegraph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Lion
Colorado
Carl Jones
Gurley
Edward Benton
Cheyenne
Howard
Sunol
Death of Lester H Hazle in Sidney Nebraska auto crash
Lester H Hazle a Trans Mississippi Grain Co representative died in an auto accident one mile west of Sidney Nebraska Saturday night August 18 1917. Born August 4 1885 in McLean County Illinois he lived in Trumbull Nebraska and married in 1907. He leaves a wife two sons Harold and William a daughter Helen his parents Mr and Mrs J L Hazle and his brother W A Hazle. Short funeral services were held at home and he was interred near the family home in Trumbull with his wife and children traveling for the burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McLean County
Ilinois
Sidney
Negeneeas
Mr. Hazle
Diinois
Hasting
Nebraska
Trumbull
Belvidere
Belgrade
Trans-Mississippi- Grain ,Co
Harold
William
Helen
J. L. Hazle
W. A. Hazle
Welker
Presbyterian Church
Death of N M Clough in Rollinaville leaves family ties
Nathan M Clough a longtime Dalton resident died August 11 in Rollinaville Colorado at his daughter's home Mrs J H Mauk Born in Maine nearly eighty three years ago he is survived by his wife and three children Lester Clough of Aptos Lela Mauk of Colorado and Henry R Clough of Dalton Funeral held in Dalton at the J W Ewing home Monday August 13 with Rev Smith of the Presbyterian church officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. M. Clough
Nathan M. Clough
Dalton
Rollinaville
Colorado
J. H. Mauk
Mr. Clough
Maine
Lester Clough
Aptos
California
Lela Mauk
Henry R. Clough
J. W. Ewing
Rev. Smith
The
Presbyterian Church
Score Killed in Munitions Blast at Delong Plant
Montreal dispatch reports a series of explosions at the Curtis & Harvey ammunition plant in Delong Quebec killing at least twenty people. Dozens of workers are missing, with damage estimated near one million dollars. The plant comprises about 150 small shops, which likely limited the blast impact. Many workers’ homes were destroyed and the blast was felt over miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Que
Curtis & Harvey
Delong
Books for War Camps Move to Send Readings Today
The American Library Association will supply reading material to camps and cantonments. Sidney Public Library seeks donated books and magazines suitable for soldiers, with name and address inside each book. Requested titles include American, Century, Harper’s, Scientific American, Saturday Evening Post, and Popular Science Monthly, not over two years old. Donations accepted at the Public Library 3 to 5 pm on weekdays. if unable to deliver, notify by telephone or mail for pickup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Library Association
Sidney
American
Century
Harper's
Everybody’s
Popular Mechanics
Popular Science Monthly
Scientific American
Saturday
Evening Post
A. K. Greenlee
Library’ Board
Pepper mint prank shocks child in church Christmas tale
The Christian Herald recounts a four year old Marjorie who liked peppermints yet tested one by placing it on a table near an open window to cool off after tasting. Her grandfather watched as she paused and declared she enjoyed it but wanted it cooler for a moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian ‘Herald
Marjorie
Mastery Attributed To Lack Of Education
The young author recalls a late exchange with Richard Henry Stoddard asking how he gained mastery. The poet reflects briefly and quips that he achieved it perhaps because he never had any education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Henry Stoddard
Augie Raxon
A Medical Epitaph
A brief verse mourns loss with solemn lines about tears and memory, noting that sorrow cannot restore what was lost and that the speaker honors a departed figure through restrained, somber reflection.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Melice
A. D
Lester H. Hazle
Sidney, Nebraska
Cheyenne County
Tobin Opera
Bath Theatres
U. S. A. Theat
Fox
Gladys Brockwell
Douglas Fairbanks
America’s Mostar
Danny
Fuesday
Dorothy Dalton
Star Flame
Yukon
Chicken Casey
Comedy Night
Mutt
Jeff
Bud
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