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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1925
Page
5
Believes Monotony of Life in a Troubled Marriage
A married woman notices her husband’s sudden anger over unforeseen matters, suggesting a life of routine and uncertainty as she navigates his unpredictable reactions. The piece hints at the strain and tension within a strained domestic scene.
Local residents busy with chores and visits this week
White Cove Valley and Crook area locals share weekly tasks. John McDonnell moved a corn sheller to Alvin Robertson and tended horses. Bernard Hill worked on a car. many hunted rabbits. Visitors include Mrs Meyerholz with her sister and a newborn. Daniels and Gross families helped with meats, wells, and repairs. Roads hindered mail delivery Friday and Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sybil Hill
Ellen Meyerholz
John McDonnell
Alvin Robertson
Bernard Hill
Ice Harvesting in Lodgepole Ends. Community Events Noted
Ice harvesting began Friday with about 40 men and ended Monday night. The Englert house and several smaller ones were filled. Mrs Minnie Wolfe left Monday for a visit near Lincoln. Families moved into new homes, a class party was held, and a New Year’s dance at Englert hall drew many. A serious ear injury occurred from a pulleys accident at the fire house, needing 21 stitches. School reopened after vacation with teachers and pupils eager to return. Several residents visited relatives in nearby towns. W Farney planned a five week Illinois trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Englert
Minnie Wolfe
Lincoln
William Miller
Winston
H. L. Mantor
Sidney
A. C. Peterson
Chappell
Wilma Hayes
Fairmont
Nell Stewart
Cortland
Minnie King
Lawrence
L.P. Mitchell
Mary Stephens
Crook
Cole
Prof
Lydiatt
Elmwood
Amanda Tyree
W. Farney
Illinois
Local Social Roundup and Community Notices
Mrs M A Wolfe and daughter Flaine Mrs Wolfe Violet and Mrs Minne Wolfe visited Sidney Monday. John Paviat of Potter spent Sunday with relatives. Dewey DeBrunner and spouse left for Kearney to resume school. Emil Englert Henry Paviat and families visited Pavlat home Sunday. Mrs S E Vogler of Kimball spent Friday with Mrs Frank Hansen. E F Hannah hosted dinner for Misses Gladys Wolf Helen Englert and guests Helen Drake Louise Englert and W Fr Weber. Nita Alsup returned from Sidney. A B C Hering and daughter Jean returned to Hemingford. Watch party attendance featured games lunch Rev Staniforth address and midnight bell ringing for New Year. J W Buchanan wife and son Harold from Nunn Colo visited, recalling 15 years ago. John Bualir moved goods to Nick Rocker place. Frank Pokorny moved to vacated Bahr place. Edgar Director will stay in Sunol and attend school while roads are blocked. Mr and Mrs Ht Ro Holmes in Miles home Thursday. Mail carrier hindered by road conditions. Albert Otties T A Bonser at George Bonser’s Thursday. Janet Miles and Baby Irene Holmes ill. J C Miles hauled coal from Crook. Union Sunday school officer election: Ernest Bonser elected superintendent. J Miles visited Hugo Kuhl Sunday. E N Roth and Ray Osborn visited Todd Gentry Sunday. Roy Kenney’s party postponed due to sickness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doc Parmore
Mr. Marshall
McDonnell Place
Carl Meyerholz
Crook
Mrs. Meyerholz
Guy Fenimore
Danny
Melvin Gross
E. F. Loudy
Oren
D. R. Gross
John McDonnell
B. F. Loudy
Bernard Hill
Fenimore
Greas
Carl Meyerhols
Dan Beebe
Danny Gross
Guy Fenimore Work On His Car Friday and Saturday.Mrs. Balentine
Bob Nicholas
John Fisher
Adolph, Macik
Wilma Jean Hill
M. A. Wolfe
Flaine, Wearney
Violet
Minne Wolfe
Sidney
John Paviat
Potter
Dewey DeBrunner
Kearney
Emil Englert
Henry Paviat
Pavlat
S. E. Vogler
Kimball
Frank Hansen
E. F. Hannah
Gladys Wolf
Helen Englert
Helen Drake
Big Springs
Louise Englert
W. Fr. Weber
Hannah
Nita Alsup
A.bc
Hering
Jean
Hemingford
Staniforth
John Bualir
Nick Rocker
Tuesday
Ht. Ro Holmes
Miles
Albert Otties
T. A. Bonser
George Bonser
Janet Miles
Baby Irene Holmes
Union
Ernest Bonser
J. Miles
Hugo Kuhl
E. N. Roth
Ray Osborn
Todd Gentry
Roy Kenney
Bonser Family Visits and New Year Gathering
South Sund reports Mr and Mrs George Bonser spent Sunday at Ollie Wilson’s. Mr and Mrs Ernest Bonser celebrated New Year’s Day at George McCracken’s residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bonser
Ollie Wilson
Ernest Bonser
George McCrack
Community Notes From Local Homes and Roads
Center Mr and Mrs Wm Forward and son called at the L 8 Bancroft home Monday evening. Mr and Mrs Leo Messner and babe and Mr and Mrs Otto Reiners and family drove to Sidney Tuesday. A large turnout from the area attended the Maley Dimery Morfeld sale Tuesday. Ada and Estell Jobe visited Amos Jobe Tuesday. Neal Tank lost a milkg cow Tuesday night. Mr and Mrs J M Netherland and
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Forward and Son
L. 8
Bancroft
Leo Messner
Babe
Otto Reiners
Sidney
Maley, Dimery, Morfeld Sale
Ada
Estell Jobe
Amos Jobe
Neal Tank
J. M. Netherland
Netherland and others visit Dalton Gurley and nearby towns
A series of short mentions notes motor trips by families in Gurley area. Nell erland and kin visit Dalton Sidney and Gurley for dinners and New Year gatherings. Various households including the Wiker Rose Draper Berry Scott Scott families are cited with travel and meals. The wind and snow slow rounds but mail delivery continues.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Latta
Remeh
l—Mystic Art
Goethe
Iren
White Cove Valley
Denver
Michael McWilliams
Mrs. Meyerhols
Harley Simpkins
J. D. Payton
R. O. Bond
Good Cheer Girls
L R. Barlow
A. B. Persinger
Dye
Libby
de Longpre
Harry Schroll
Gurley
J. W. Buchanan
Harold
Nunn
Colo
Friend
En's
J.C Miles
South Sund
WW. EB. Netherland
Doris
Anthon
Lola Netherland
Dalton
Ray Berry
Clifton
H. E. Netherland
S. W. Scott
J. HW. Wiker
A. D. Rose
Art Draper
Glen Bales
Curt Scott
Cash Scott and Son
Vernon
Hilbert Borcher
Victor Knox
George Caldwell
Familly
M. J. Netherland
S W. Scott
Bill Zorn
CA and
L. S Bancroft
Roy Netherland
Dave Brown
Misss Scott
Miss Marshall
Miss Retzlaft
Brancroft
Nellie Waterman
Mary Halston
Frank Dickes
Nebraska
Cheyenne County
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