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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1920

Page

10

Local and Personal News From Osceola and Nearby

Miss iorrie Weeden takes a position in Osceola schools. Mrs. W R Weeden visits Central City relatives. Misses Martha and Eva Christensen return from holiday with parents and friends. Miss Nelle Simpkins resumes work after holiday at David City. M W Osborn attends Wariner Cochran convention in Denver. P W Barker in Bayard and Sidney praising year’s business. Mrs Winifred Seyfer visits Kimball and returns home. George Thompson moves into a new house. Rev Louis L Holmes occupies vacated home.

Iorrie Weeden Osceola Nelle Simpkins David City

Tire vulcanizing at Jackson's Auto Supply

Quick Service and superior work await as tires are vulcanized at Jackson's Auto Supply. We take pride in satisfying patrons and restoring tires with perfect vulcanizing methods. Prices are right, and service longevity will surprise you.

Jackson’s Auto Supply

YWCA Leader Miss Johnson Visits Sidney

Miss Pupherni Johnson former Brownell Hall principal and current state director of the YWCA education campaign spoke in Sidney on Monday presenting the worldwide YWCA program to state residents. Mrs. S. K. Warwick of Scotts Bluff, who attended a Minneapolis conference last fall, acts as chairman for the event.

Pupherni Johnson Brownell Hall Omaha Young Woman’ Christian Association Sidney Miss Johnson 8. K. Warick Scotts Bluff Minneapolis

Whitfords Visit Sidney After Winter Plans

District residents hear Mrs. Whitford and Mrs. Haworth discuss plans to spend the winter in California. Mr. IF II Whitford arrived in Sidney Wednesday en route to the coast while Mrs. Whitford joined him earlier. They stay with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Haworth, sisters, for several months. W J Shoemaker leaves for Omaha to rest and visit. he is not fully well and will miss duties, accompanied by Edward Shoemaker bound for Lincoln to resume university studies.

IF. II. Whitford Sidney Mrs. Whitford Fred Haworth City Mrs. Haworth California W. J. Shoemaker Union Pacific Omaha Mr. Shoemaker Edward Shoemaker Lincoln

Miss Nelen Woolridge Visits Lodgepole Then Laramie

Miss Nelen Woolridge spent Saturday evening and Sunday in Lodgepole visiting friends. She attended a dance Saturday evening in honor of Mrs. L. R. Barlow's daughter before returning to Laramie Wyoming where she is attending school. Sunday she visited Mrs. Barlow and Mrs. Bates and their daughters Nellie and Doris Bates before their return to Lincoln on the evening train. The Bates girls are university students spending Christmas holidays with family.

Nelen Woolridge Lodgepole L. R. Barlow Laramie Wyo Miss Wooldridge Barlow B. J. Bates Nellie Doris Bates Lincoln Misses Bates University

Bunker Hill Social Roundup Glimpses into Sidney Visitations

Bunker Hill residents attended New Year’s Eve supper with the Rhode family and visits sprawled across the area. The Sidney scene featured many locals gathering for a Gertrude surprise party at Glen Bales, with cards, games, and midnight refreshments. Additional notes include Sunday dinners with the Rohde and Engel families, corn picking near Gurley, and multiple calls on neighbors.

Wm. Rhode and Sons John Engel Helen Margarite Kelley Monroe Neb Bunker Hill Sidney Glen Bales Gertrude Pat Dalton Miss Lacey Win Rohde Hilbert Borcher Roy Bancrofts Theo. Borcher Henry Bales Henry Schmidts Loriene Chas. Gabriel Wm. Ross Clyde Kintons Theo Arthur Borcher Gurley Alfred Borcher Brownson Elevator Chris Borcher H. B. Whittrock Scribner Fred Beyer Fred Frank Beyer Ray Bayne W. FF. Bayne

Card of Thanks for Agnes Plein by G. M. Plein

Expresses gratitude to neighbors and friends for kindnesses during the illness and death of wife Agnes Plein. Signed by G. M. Plein.

Agnes Plein G. M. Plein

Notice to Rangers Keep Stock Off Specified Lands

Notice to all rangers that stock must be kept off the SW fourth and East portion of Section 11 12 52 in Cheyenne county Nebraska. Violators will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law. Sidney S Seawkins.

Cheyenne County Nebraska

Census Takers Meet Snags in New York

A regiment of census takers in New York faced many obstacles on the first day of the fourteenth decennial round. Foreign residents resisted questions, women enumerators required police aid, and misunderstandings were common in Little Italy where door slams occurred. English speakers reported fewer issues, while Italian papers and interpreters were enlisted to help explain the process.

New York Italy

Local Notes From Sextorp and Surrounding Areas

Sextorp Mr and Mrs Emil Carlson and family and Miss Edith Geary shared Sunday dinner at the Redeen home. Miss Ida Eddy of Peetz Colorado has taken the Dist 18 school. School began Monday. Miss Myrtle Logar returned to her school east of Gurley Sunday. Harry Fisher is on the sick list this. Mr and Mrs J W Matthewson had New Year dinner at Pete Nelson home. Mr and Mrs Barnes and children visited L Rogers home Sunday. Miss Florence returned to Sidney Saturday to continue school. Andy Brett, who spent Christmas and New Years in Denver, returned home Monday evening. Mr and Mrs Tom Barnes and children were in Potter Monday.

Mro Emil Carlson Edith Geary Redeen Ida Eddy Peetz Colorado Myrtle Logar Gurley Harry Fisher J) W. Matthewson Pete Nelson Andy Brett Denver Tom Barnes Potter Parks Bros. Electric Company Anton Strandberg

Fruitless Worry on Between-Meal Eating

Dallas News notes that it is unhealthy to eat between meals yet jokes about worrying over it only once there are meals to eat between. The remark highlights a light, humorous view of dietary caution in a period tone.

J. W. Johnson Dallas News

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mayme White St. Louis W. R. Weeden Central City Martha Eva Christensen M. W. Osborn The Osborn Motor Co Wariner and Cochran Cleveland Savoy Hotel P. W. Barker Bayard Sidney and Winifred Seyfer Kimball F. M. Wooldredge George Thompson Louis L. Holmes Thompson Jackson M. W. Osborn Motor Co Sidney, Neb Livons & Son Sidney, Neb. 1 City Loans City of Sidney Fire Department Elect. & St. Heat Road Fund Sewer Fund Library Fund General Fund Judgement Fund Ltd Munic. Service Interest Fund Elect. & St. Heat City Hall Law Sidney S. Seawkins Sextorp the Light Parks Bros. Electric CO Barker Clothes Shop
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