Luncheon and Cards for Mrs McIntosh at Pacific House
Mrs J L McIntosh hosted a Wednesday luncheon for 37 guests at the Pacific House with a refined service. Sweet peas and dahlias adorned the event before guests moved to her home for a five hundred game where Mrs Simodynes won first, Mrs McIntosh second, and Mrs Uptegrove third. Out of town visitors included Miss Ferryman Seattle Mrs Bauer Lincoln Mrs Joseph Coalgate Okla and Mrs Charvat plus Miss Karjicek Omaha.
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J. L. McIntosh
Pacific House
Simodynes
J. J. McIntosh
Uptegrove
Dinner and Cards for Miss Ferriman of Seattle
Mrs H E Mantor hosted a Wednesday dinner for her Seattle niece Miss Ferriman at the Pacific House for eighteen guests. A gold and green centerpiece and matching decor framed a five course meal before the Montar home venue featured motion bridge and piano selections by the visitor.
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H. E. Mantor
Ferriman
Seattle
Pacific House
Montar
Motion Bridge
Miss Ferryman
Lowe
Leon Fine
Farewell Afternoon for Amy Saxon at Presbyterian Church
The Willing Workers of the Presbyterian church hosted a farewell for Amy Saxon, who is leaving for Chicago. Mrs. Trognitz and the teacher’s class enjoyed a valued invitation, a generous luncheon, and a memorable gift as Amy prepares to depart.
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Presbyterian Church
Mrs. Trognitz
Amy Saxon
Chicago
Amy
Quiet Outing at Point of Rocks Draws Families
Quiet and Restful Co. W. West, G. V. Doran and E. L. Uptegrove and their families took an outing Sunday at Point of Rocks where water and shade are provided by nature and the ladies supplied the delicious cats. These small gatherings are growing in favor as a restful way to recuperate energies for the week ahead.
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Co. W. West
G. V. Doran
E. L. Uptegrove
Point of Rocks
Pleasant Visitor Returns Home After Four Week Stay
Mrs. Kate G. Scott left last Saturday for Spearfish South Dakota after a four week visit with her son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs I S Scott. She heads the mathematics department at the State Normal in her city and has held that post for twenty seven years. She enjoys returning to her work and is ready to resume her life in teaching.
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Kate G. Scott
Spearfish
South Dakota
L. S. Scott
Saint Patrick's Academy to Reopen for Scholastic Year
Announcement that Saint Patrick's Academy will reopen on Tuesday September 6 with boarders and day pupils required to register by Monday. High Mass for the Holy Ghost will be offered, and eight grades plus High School Commercial and Music courses will be taught. Applications are numerous, so early admission is advised.
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St. Patrick's Academy
St. Patrick's Church
Altar Society entertained at the Academy
The Altar Society was very happily entertained on Thursday afternoon at the Assembly by Mrs. Geo Bartholomew.
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Academy
Eo Bartholomew
Large Family Dinner Honoring Marysville Relatives
A large family party hosted by Mr and Mrs J B Ruttner last Sunday welcomed relatives from Marysville Kansas. Guests included Mr M Treinen Sr Mr Meir Mr and Mrs Treinen Jr and children Margaret and Thomas, Mr and Mrs Nick Treinen Mr and Mrs Karl Ruttner Mr and Mrs Peter Peetz and daughter Helen, Mr and Mrs C B Mathews Daniel and Mary.
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J. B. Ruttner
Marysville
Kansas
M. ‘Treinen Sr
Meir
Mi. Treinen Jr
Margaret
Thomas
Nick Treinen
Karl Ruttner
Peter Peetz
Helen
C. B. Mathews
Daniel
Mary
Obscure Families Named in Local Notice
A list includes Chas e Mathews Jr, Mr and Mrs Mr Treinen, Lillian, Bernice Stanley and Catherine Treinen, Mr and Mrs John Veetz and daughter Catherine, My and Mrs John Treinen. Potts and Dorothy Treinen, Mr and Mrs Frank Veetz and son Berger, John Treinen Sr, Albert Ruttner, Mary Veetz, Maggie Weetz, Bertha Nelson, Mary and Agnes Simones.
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Chas.e Mathews Jr
Treinen
Lillian
Bernice Stanley
Catherine Treinen
John Veetz
Catherine
John Treinen
Potts
Dorothy Treinen
Frank Veetz
Berger
Albert Ruttner
Mary Veetz
Maggie Weetz
Bertha Nelson
Mary
Agnes Simones
Garden party honors visitors from Columbus Nebraska
Mrs Harvey Gerard and Mrs Fred Marquis hosted a Thursday afternoon gathering at Mrs Gerard s home for their sister Mrs Milton Miller and her daughter Erin visiting from Columbus Nebraska. about 12 ladies attended as Kensington Garden flowers decorated the rooms and a two course luncheon was served. The group enjoyed a pleasant afternoon with the visitors.
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Harvey Gerard
Fred Marquis
Gerard
Milton Miller
Erin
Columbus
Nebraska
Kensington Garden
Battleship Still Backbone as Aircraft Arrives in Fleet
Joint army and navy board reports on aerial bombing tests show aviation adds power but battleship remains central to US sea defense. The study urges maximum size and speed for aircraft carriers, robust anti aircraft arms, and mobile bases to extend fleet reach and protect vital sea lines.
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Army and Navy Board
Washington
America Navy
Joint
Erbiy
Navy
Virginia Capes
Secretary of War
Weeks
Secretary of the Navy
Denby
Natron
Opening of School Teachers Meeting at Bligh School
School opening notice announces a teachers meeting on Monday September day at 2 80 p m in room 1 Bligh School building The school will open Tuesday September 6 at 9 40 a m J W Brawam Superintendent of Schools
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Bligh School
W. J. Bra Wam
Card of Thanks from Thompson Family
Card thanks friends for kindness during sickness and death of husband and father. Grateful for flowers. Mrs. Thomas Thompson and family express sincere appreciation for support and sympathy.
Sunol Woman's Club Meeting in Sidney Nebraska
The Sunol Woman's Club met at Mrs. Frank Christensen's home in Sidney with president in charge. Mrs. Albert Feuske delivered an history of Nebraska talk and a playful backwards spelling contest amused members during a light luncheon. Next meeting set for September 7 at Mrs. Derner's with guests Mrs. Chas. Welton, Mrs. R. R. McDonald and Mrs. Peter Peetz.
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Sunol Woman's Club
Frank Christensen
Sidney
Albert Feuske
Nebraska
R. R. McDonauld
Peter Peetz
New Idea Club Reawakens With Luncheon Meeting
Mrs. Frank Tobin hosted an exquisite luncheon Wednesday for the New Idea Club after their business session. The small group revived after a summer break as members had scattered to different places.
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Frank Tobin
New Idea Club
Little Club
Bunker Hill Threshing, Social Planned at School House
In Sidney area activity includes threshing under way and fall wheat planting. Families like Scott, Schmidt, Borcher and Bales visit, while an ice cream social at Bunker Hill school on September 2 aims to raise funds for a piano. neighbors attend from Glen Bales, Rhodes, and Meyer households.
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Curt Scott
Sidney
Henry Schmidt
Lorenzo
Volekerrs
Wm. Sachs
John Borcher
Theo. Borcher
Fred Beyer
Gurley
John Daugherty
Win. Rhodes
Ray Spiker
Leonard
Glen Bales
Carl Schmidt
Harold Spiker
Ray
Bunker Hill School House
Wm. Meyer
Merlin
Paul Meyer
Merchants Day in Sterling Colorado Opens Free Attractions
Sterling merchants plan a big Saturday event on August 27 featuring an aeroplane exhibition and an open air dance to entertain patrons and the public. They invite Sidney residents and nearby communities to join the celebration, weather permitting.
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Sterling
Colorado
Sidney
Our milk and cream will keep SCOTTSBLUFF CREAMERY CO
An abbreviated slogan style item references the Scottsbluff Creamery Company highlighting dairy product messaging about reliable freshness and preservation. The readable fragment implies branding for milk and cream products from a regional dairy.
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Scottsbluff Creamery CO
Notice to creditors in Nebraska State Bank receivership
Legal notice from Cheyenne County Nebraska District Court instructs that all creditors of the Nebraska State Bank Sidney must file claims with receiver A. J. Jorgenson by October 25, 1921. The order directs posting on the bank front door and publication in The Telegraph Sidney for three weeks before the filing deadline. Judge J. Tewell signs the order dated August 25, 1921.
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A. J. Jorgenson
Nebraska State Bank
Sidney
Nebraska
District Court
Cheyenne County
Telegraph
First Catholic Ladies Dance at St Patrick’s Auditorium
The Catholic Ladies hold their season opening dance at St Patrick’s Auditorium on Tuesday evening August 30th. The Excellence floor has just been refinished and the Van Gorder Orchestra will provide music. Everyone is invited.
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St. Patrick’s Auditorium
van Gorder
Forenzo Methodist Church Ice Cream Social at Meir's Hall
The Forenzo Methodist Church will host an ice cream social at Meir's Hall next Friday evening September 2. Attend to support the church event and enjoy snacks.
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Forenzo
Local notices from Maple Grove recount moves and visits
Maple Grove local items list Tuesday morning and Sunday visits from residents. George Harrs was seen in Sidney Toll House, Andrew Johnson and Ray Miles traveled to Sidney on business, and numerous families including the Sharmans, Miles, Johnsons, Nelsons, and Olsons visited Nels Johnson's or traveled to Sidney or Gurley. Threshing crews and teaching plans are noted, with multiple auto trips and family gatherings across the week.
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George Harrs
Sidney Toll House
Andrew Johnson
Sidney
Richard Sellin
W. T. Sharmans
Ed Miles
Nels Johnson
Miles
Treinen
Ray Miles
W. T. Sharman
F. A. Johnson
Neils Johnson
George Fortner
Wayne
Nebraska
W. Y. Miles
Thos Rasmussen
Frank Christensen
O. N. Johnson
W. C. Robbins
Emma Barta
Gurley
Andrew Nelson
Andrew Olson
Irish Situation Serious Amid Talks Collapse Warns Birkenhead
London reports quote Baron Birkenhead saying collapse of negotiations would force Britain into unprecedented hostilities with Ireland. He warned that it would be disastrous if recipients of the government offer do not accept it as the final word. Dispatches from Dublin reflect pessimism as the Irish crisis grows more grave and correspondents describe the situation as very serious.
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London
Great Britain
Ireland
Baron Birkenhead
House of Lords
Dublin
Rickard Faces Indictment For Film Showing in Illinois
Acting District Attorney John V. Clinnin will present the case to the federal grand jury to seek an indictment against Tex Rickard promoter who brought Dempsey Carpentier fight films into Illinois in violation of federal law. He may also request a restraining order to stop further exhibitions in the state and will push for the maximum penalty, as this is his second violation. The statute allows a $1,000 fine, a year in jail, or both.
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Chicago
John V. Clinnin
Federal Grand Jury
Tex Rickard
Ilinois
ClinnIn
Landis
Rickard
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