Review of Important Events in 1923 Continued
A compact chronology lists deaths and local happenings in Sidney and Cheyenne County from May to Dec 1923. Entries note deaths of Albert Johnson Irving Benish Frances Robinson Agnes Mary Hill, various civic events, hillside growth, bank actions, band concerts, school openings, dam fires, harvests, anti crime measures, and infrastructure milestones in Sidney and neighboring communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Johnson
Cheyenne
Irving Benish
Frances Robinson
U. P
Sidney
County Farmers Union
Lodge Pole
Hewitson
Las Vegas
Denver Boosters
McIntosh-Martin
Marius Christensen
District Bankers Association
Lorenz Jessen
U. S
David E. Pils
Esther Enochson
Schuyler
Fred Studt
W. E. Swatzlander
W. K. Hodgkin
Paul L. Martin
Western Nebraska
Dualton
Emil Peterson
Daisy Nickum
Charles Daugherty
Brighton
Colo
Corbett
England
Raymond Zuber
Denver
Burgess and Son
Hanna Cash
Weyerts
K. C
Farmers Union
Ray Breternitz
Rupert Campbell
Margaret Beard
Walter H. Martin
New Country Club House
UD. P
Edna Granneman
Nelle Neimoller
Warren and Hodgkin
Cheyenne County
Gurley
Dalton
Texas Oil
President Harding
Colorado Line
Kimball
Harding
U.S. A
Red” Crowley
Fred Albaugh
Carl Pilling
Stella Deaver
Edward Carroll
Kearney Industrial School
Leonard
Aus
Kruegers Lake
Aung
Dave Brown
Chamber Officers for 1924 Elected
Notice from the Hastings Journal urging active participation in the chamber of commerce. It calls for members to join committees, contribute time, and select lines of activity, stressing that no single person can know all facets of the organization and welcoming young business leaders to train through chamber work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Chamber
Hastings Chamber of Commerce
Hastings
Chamber of Commerce
Shipping Association Meeting Organized by Local Farmers
A meeting to organize a Shipping association was held in the Sidney court room last Saturday with about twenty farmers present. A three person committee was elected to draft a constitution and by laws and will report on Saturday January 5 at 1 30 p m in the court room. Those interested were urged to attend to gain cooperative shipping benefits. Signed Glen Bales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Glen Bales
Mohatt Rites Follow Cerebral Hemorrhage in Cheyenne
William F. Mohatt of Sidney Nebraska died after a cerebral hemorrhage at Memorial hospital in Cheyenne. He was born in Pottawattamie County Iowa and lived in Nebraska since 1906. Survived by wife Catherine, eight children including Margaret and James, and three brothers. Funeral services were held at St. Patrick's church in Sidney with pallbearers from Sidney and attendees from Omaha Waterloo and Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Mohatt
Pottowattamie
Iowa
Catherine Smith
York County
Nebraska
Sidney
Leo Friel
Margaret Mary
Beacon
N. Y
James
Clair
Everett
John
Helen
Emmett Friel
Bert
Chadron
Clement
Denver
Joseph Buggy
Charles Gillen
Omaha
Mohatt
Memorial Hospital
Cheyenne
Father Link
St. Patrick’s Church
John O’. Niel
Frank Nolan
Mathew Trienan
John Harshman
Joseph Ruttner
O. Harshman
Fred Mohatt
Waterloo
Joseph Mohatt
Ed Trelnan
Everett Mohatt
Neola
Clement and
Edward Mohatt
Bert Mohatt
Edwin Mohatt
George Jaquet
Anselmo
Claude McGowan
George Sughrue
McCool Junction
Kilburn to attend Kearney Methodist convention in Gothenburg
Rev Kilburn plans to depart next Wednesday for Gothenburg to join a three day district convention of Methodist ministers. He will present a paper on foreign missions with Bishop Stuntz and Dr Wagner, pastor of Omaha’s first church, among the notable guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilburn
Gothenburg
Kearney
Bishop Stuntz
Wagner
Omaha
Also Mentioned on This Page
Congressman Simmons
Colorado-Nebraska Association
John Troych
Lou Houge
Glenn
Roy G. Simpson
Rene Wilhelmy
Kansas City
Lansdon
B. W. Bonham
National American Legion
Mike Schwarts
St. Patrick's Church
John P. McCann
Government
Kil
Bert Steele
Fred Miller
American Legion
Aviation
Hugh E. Mantor
Joe Pokorny
Bales
Jick Poole
Virginia Hiett
Ft. Morgan
Red Thompson
Holyoke
Burn
Rupert Campbell Marr
National Legion
Bertha Krei
Z. i L. Bush
Carl Ledbetter
Theodore Davison
Sheriff McDaniel
Miles
Jay Closman
N. N. Sherman
Oberfelders
Mildred Catherine
Edward J. Meier
Lorenzo
Womans Club
Californa W. Miller
Samuel TW. Wolfe
L. R. Barlow
M. E. Church
Nebraska-Colorado
Peetz
Mutual Oil Co
Councel Clark
Burlington
Roy Cleary
Corn Palace
Roy Liggett
Hassenstab
Legion Bugle and
Vauderville
Jacob Whistler
Charles Madden
Lorenzo School
Herman Johnson
Potter
Paul Gerard
W. O Campbell
Florence Kopp
Waukeegan
Ill
George Reiners
Mary FE. Walker
American Legion Post
Nebraska State Bank
Anna Nelson
Bolke
A. N. Mathers
Gering
Sidney Telegraph
Merle Wagner
Basye
P. O
Bunker Hill
Farners Union
Lincoln Highway
W. W. Weeden
Lawrence Davis
Roy Chambers
Jay Clayman
Evelyn Gray
Sterling
Sidney Dramatic Club
M. W. Osborn
Jessie Huff
Elsie Verl Wood
Cecil Bailey
Bernadean Ripp
Mathews Cafe
Etla Higgins
O. R. Owens
Sidney Council
W. F. Mohatt
Delbert Cook
Maude Goeman
Julesburg
J. W. Harper
Shipping Association Meeting
William Francis Mohatt
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes