Lincoln Co Judge and Mrs Tewell Return From North Platte
Judge from Lincoln County and his wife returned Wednesday from North Platte where the judge had been presiding over district court for a week.
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1921
Page
19
A Happy Visitor In A Happy Home
Mrs H G Law arrived last Saturday night to visit her parents Mr and Mrs H Schroeder for several weeks in La Junta Colorado Her home town is Sidney and she is remembered as Florence Schroeder whose singing voice delights her current community
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Law
Mrs. H. Schroeder
la Junta
Colorado
Dalton trio and guests enjoy Sidney picnic by Kreuger's Lake
Dr and Mrs Huntling and daughter Ruth of Dalton with Glenn Miles spent a Sidney stop Thursday on their way to Kreuger's lake where they picnicked and swam, joined by Mr and Mrs J C Edwards of Bunker Hill precinct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntling
Ruth
Dalton
Glenn Miles
J. C. Edwards
Bunker Hill Precinct
Sidney
Kreuger’s Lake
Vacation Girl Miss Phyllis Corbett Leaves for Omaha
Miss Phyllis Corbett departed for Omaha to be met by Mr and Mrs Gordon Folsom Bryant. They will drive her to their Tekamah home where she will spend a two week vacation from duties at the Radcliff and Hyde law office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis Corbett
Omaha
Gordon Folsom Bryant
Tekamah
Lucky Eunice Brown Takes Three Week Motoring Trip
Eunice Brown leaves her stenographic duties at Warren and Hodgkin for a three week motor trip with friends through Yellowstone Park with stops planned at Cheyenne and Casper.
Tourists Visit J. O. Edwards Ranch Near Sidney
Far east tourists paused at the north table ranch of J. O. Edwards, relatives of the host. The party, including Dr. and Mrs. Williams and other relatives from Ashland Kentucky and Kansas City, planned two days with Edwards before continuing to Yellowstone Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O. Edwards
Sidney
Mr. Edwards
Yellowstone Park
Williams
Reinhart
Longhart
Ashland
Kentucky
Clayton
Kansas City
Visits Sister Lodge Initiation At Peetz
A social gathering occurred Friday night as M Rebeccas visited the Peetz lodge for initiation of a class and installation of officers. Sidney participants joined two carloads, shared a hearty luncheon after the meeting, and then visited the Ayle home for a cordial call with the recently moved couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M Rebeccas
Peetz
Sidney
C. M. Wright
Wright
Ethel Wright Stuht
Burkhardt
Bartholomews Return From Vacation in South Dakota
Mr and Mrs Leo Bartholomew returned Friday of last week from Hot Springs South Dakota where they spent a week on vacation The trip yielded mixed feelings as they mourn the loss of W W Chowlns a friend of both and co worker of Mrs Bartholomew in the treasurer s office
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Bartholomew
Hot Springs
South Dakota
W. W. Chowlns
Bartholomew
Sick Man Welcomes Recovery Of Earl Kratz After Omaha Trip
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kratz returned Friday from Omaha where he underwent an operation for an abscess between the rib and pleura. He is improving but still has a long recovery ahead before reaching his prior vigor. He plans to seek cooler climes in August. Kratz faced double pneumonia last February and the lingering pus cavity worsened with heat, yet he always prevails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Kratz
Omaha
Harold Schroeder Born A Town’s Newest Baby Hero
A baby named Harold Schroeder arrived Sunday weighing seven pounds. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Schroeder, have five children growing to adulthood, with three married and in homes of their own and one granddaughter. The family welcomed the youngster as the town celebrated this latest arrival and the household’s milestone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Schroeder
Herman Schroeder
Babe
Herman Junior
Unusual Babe Sparks Local Community Fete
Eighteen children notice a lack in their home and summon Master Harold to fill all wants of the unusual baby. Grown siblings and lodges rush to shower attention, while neighbors plan to start the good work and use all the baby items presented. Patricia Schroeder, the 3 year old niece, pleads to take the live dolly home. Mrs. Harold Law of La Junta Colorado tags her husband’s name onto the baby brother, and Harold is born.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold
Patricia Schroeder
Harold Law
la Junta
Colorado
McAllisters Headed to Bay View for Summer Visit
Mrs. Eugene D. McAllister and her son Eugene D. Jr. depart Sunday for Bay View Michigan to spend the heated term with her parents at their summer cottage. Mr. McAllister will join for two weeks in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene D. McAllister
Eugene D. Jr
Dudley
Bay View
Michigan
Back To Plains Family Returns To Wyoming Homestead Life
Mrs. Charles Couch and her daughters Elizabeth and Esther returned Wednesday to their Medicine Row home in Wyoming. They live on a homestead and are in the final months of their term. They express pleasure from the life and expect to profit from their efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Couch
Elizabeth
Esther
Medicine Row
Wyoming
Safe Operation FM Woolridge Family Returns
Woolridge and daughter Mari bell returned Sunday from Cheyenne where Miss Helen Woolridge remains safely recovering from an appendicitis operation performed the prior Friday evening. She did not notice a recurring side pain until it worsened, then left at once with her mother accompanying her, and the outcome was favorable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolridge
Maribell
Cheyenne
Helen Woolridge
Miss Woolridge
Mrs. Chowins Visited Kansas City Hosts recalls early city life
Reviewing The Past Mrs. Edmund Chowins of Kansas City stayed several days with Mrs. Leo Bartholomew and her mother Mrs. Dan Kelly. Mrs. Chowins had visited as a bride when her husband supervised the Chowins Block project for his brother. The late Dani Kelly was a friend and coworker on the project. The account recalls Sidney in those days as a city of excitement military splendor Indian adventures and open western friendliness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund Chowins
Kansas City
Leo Bartholomew
Dan Kelly
Chowins
Dani Kelly
Sidney
Hay Fever Club head for mountains with family and gear
A. S. Hardy and family left last Friday with camping equipment in a big car bound for the mountains to escape hay fever. He departs each season two jumps ahead of the nuisance, planning to return when frost hits and fodder is stacked. Sidney misses them yet looks forward to their return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. S. Hardy
Mr. Hardy
Sidney
Quinns Visit City From Redington After Sidney Trip
Mr and Mrs John Quinn of Redington were in the city last Saturday led by John's father Thomas J Quinn who had been in Sidney for treatment The Quinns are well known in the county for their fine farms on the north table in earlier years
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Quinn
Redington
John
Thomas J. Quinn
Sidney
Quinns
Professor Braham Family Sets Long Summer Camping Trip
W. J. Braham and family left Thursday with an attractive camping array for a restful summer trip. They will visit Yellowstone Park and other points between, then stop at places in Idaho where Mr Braham's parents reside. The journey reflects a growing appeal of nature as the world moves on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Braham
Yellowstone Park
Idaho
Mr. Braham
Mrs Ed Ahrens Returns to Medicine Row Homestead
Mrs Ed Ahrens and her children Edward Frederick and Joan left for the homestead at Medicine Row Wyoming today. They had stayed briefly for several affairs in which Mrs Ahrens participated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Ahrens
Edward
Frederick
Joan
Medicine Row
Wyoming
Eastern Star Chapter Healthful Meeting With New Officers
The Order of the Eastern Star held a Wednesday evening meeting last week under new officers led by Grace Simodynes as Worthy Matron and Leon Fine as Worthy Patron. Five visitors from across the state joined the event, which featured a well performed ritual. The ritual was repeated this Wednesday with similar excellence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of the Eastern Star
Grace Simodynes
Leon Fine
Mrs Shoemaker Hosts Sister Visit On Portland Porch
Mrs Shoemaker and her sister Mrs FE McLernon of Portland shared a congenial Saturday evening on the airy porch. The old time visit featured refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shoemaker
FE. McLernon
Portland
Portland guest enjoys gathering with Shoemaker family kin
Mrs Edward McLernon of Portland Oregon visits her sister Mrs W J Shoemaker and joins old friends in a lively meeting. She notes her husband and son John are well and happy, sharing scores of acquaintances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward McLernon
Portland
Oregon
W. J. Shoemaker
McLernon
John
Carter Dunaway Enjoys Evergreen Colorado Visit
Mr and Mrs Carter Dunaway relax in the Bentley cottage at Evergreen with the Sidney colony. Mr and Mrs J A Bentley visit later in the week after handling Burlington business and intend to join their daughter in the mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter Dunaway
Evergreen
Colorado
Bentley Cottage
Sidney Colony
J. A. Bentley
Burlington
Lodge Degree of Honor Holds Pleasant Friday Meeting
Sidney Eudora Lodge Degree of Honor held a pleasant meeting at their hall on Friday night. Chief of Honor Mrs Frances Knox and Past Chief of Honor Miss Mabel Wallick served refreshments during the social hour after the formal gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Eudora Lodge
Frances Knox
Mabel Wallick
Degree of Honor Members Asked to Pay Dues at Fashion Shop
The members of the Degree of Honor Sidney Eudora No. 257 are asked to pay dues and assessments to Miss Jessie Huff, financier pro tem, at The Fashion Shop, until August 12. Frances E. Knox, C. of H., Mrs. W. G. Tinney and two children of Denver were guests last week of Mrs. Fletcher Mann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Eudora No
Jessie Huff
Frances E. Knox
W. G. Tinney
Denver
Fletcher Mann
New Clerk Lena Jessen Joins Liberty State Bank
Miss Lena Jessen becomes an efficient clerk at The Liberty State Bank, starting her duties on the ath. She is an expert office worker and accountant boosting the bank’s office strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Jessen
Liberty State Bank
Ath
Miss Jessen
Liberty State
Metz Hosts Chicago Tourists With Family Visit
Mr and Mrs E V Metz entertained a Chicago sightseeing party this week including Brewer M Hadley and his wife and daughter Itosat ing. The Hadleys and Metz are cousins and traveled leisurely across the west in a well appointed camping car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. V. Metz
Chicago
Brewer M.hadley
Itosating
West
Hadley
Mr. Metz
Exhilarating Tour Ends For Sidney Excursionists
One Sidney party of ex cursionists returned last Saturday, glad to be home to quiet after two weeks of happy travel. Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Metz and daughter Juanita joined by Mr. and Mrs. Jack Heavrin, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Watson, and Mrs. Watson's brother Bob Sellers, who traveled with them through Cheyenne Laramie Arlington and Sand Point. They rented mountain cabins for part of the trip and enjoyed every foot and minute of the outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. V. Metz
Juanita
Jack Heavrin
Floyd Watson
Watson
Bob Sellers
Cheyenne
Laramie
Arlington
Sand Point
Doctor E F Sherrerds Return With Sister
Dr EF Sherrerd and wife came home Thursday night from Wood River Nebraska after a short visit. They were joined by his sister Miss Rachel Sherrerd who is already making headway with the younger set. Miss Sherrerd will remain until August 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherrerd
Wood River
Nebraska
Rachel Sherrerd
Miss Sherrerd
Miss Marjorie Shipman Heads to Lincoln for Visits
Miss Marjorie Shipman left Monday for Lincoln to visit Miss Cultra and other friends. She will probably stay about three weeks and take some side trips during the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Shipman
Lincoln
Fish Hooked in Saratoga Return Adventure
Otto Hink and Guy Dedrich were wheeled away Wednesday to Saratoga Wyoming to pursue celebrated trout. They head for the famed fishing waters as part of a local expedition seeking prized catches and outdoor sport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Hink
Guy Dedrich
Saratoga
Wyoming
Circle Will Meet The Presbyterian Cirloe Meeting Notice
The Circle will meet Thursday June 28 at the church. Everyone is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Cirloe
Wright Family of Sidney Honored for Generations of Service
The Wrights arrived in Sidney thirty years ago and have since built a large, respected family. Four sons served in World War I and attained high business positions. Ethel Stuht is their lone daughter abroad. Dorothy shines as a pianist. The couple are active in town, lodges, and community life, emblematic of stable civic faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Stuht
Sidney
Dorothy
Wright
Mrs Zimmer Hosts Visiting Ladies Afternoon
Mrs. Roscoe Zimmer entertained visiting ladies from Lincoln and Pittsburg on Monday with companions Miss Kime Miss Johnson and Miss Means. They enjoyed social time with 500 and concluded the event with a luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe Zimmer
Kime
Lincoln
Miss Johnson
Miss Means
Pittsburg
Birthday Feast for Gladys Phillson Follows Graduation Joys
Last Sunday a birthday feast celebrated Gladys Phillson's eighteenth, marking graduation joys. Guests included Grace Hornaday Thelma Davis Harold Ells Archie Kirkpatrick David Els and Harry and Gladys, with long drives and a full day of chicken, good eats, and gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Phillson
Grace Hornaday
Thelma Davis
Harold Ells
Archie Kirkpatrick
David Els
Harry and
Gladys
Relatives Visit Houk Family and Chambers in Indiana and Nebraska
A Indiana party from Terre Haute visiting Judge and Mrs. Chamber and G B K Chambers travel to Alliance Nebraska to visit Mr and Mrs J D Emerick. R O Chambers travels from Mina ture for a weekend with his parents and relatives. A weiner roast in Olson grove Sunday with Nels Olson and Albin Olson concludes the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Houk
Terre Haute
Indiana
Nels Olsons
Albin Olsons
Olson Grove
Priests To Europe Reverend Links Long-awaited Vacation
Reverend Anton Link of St Patrick's Catholic church plans a trip to Europe. He will depart Monday or Tuesday for New York aboard the Orundo sailing to Cherbourg, then Paris and Cologne before Coblenz to visit relatives unseen in ten years. He expects to be away until late September with his pulpit filled during his absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anton Link
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
New York
Cherbourg
France
Paris
Cologne
Coblenz
Sidney
Boy Scout Caravan Spends Night Here
An 260 strong Boy Scout caravan from Clinton Iowa spent a night in Sidney after a 3000 mile trek. The party included ministers surgeons nurses and an undertaker among 62 support vehicles provided by local business men. They faced a minor accident a hold up and several hardships but received generous hospitality and planned to continue to Lodgepole with pilot car guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trognitz
West
Saxon
McFadden
Paul Ackers
Kepler
Liognitz
R. P. Kepler
Mr. West
Mr. Haworth
Frank Hahler
Sidney
J.S. Leamer
Clinton
Dr. Simon
North Platte
Iowa
Ja Ford
Here
Stansbury
Lodgepole
Mr. Kepler
Mr. Stansbury
Mrs Paul Parrish Returns After Happy Visit
Mrs Paul Parrish came home Tuesday afternoon from a lengthy trip visiting relatives at Cozad and other Nebraska points including Salem with her husband’s family. She was royally entertained, but her husband and brother Warren Cunningham were glad when the three weeks ended and she returned to cheer their bachelor loneliness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Parrish
Cozad
Salem
Nebraska
Warren Cunningham
Concordia Couple Wed in City Court Ceremony
Charles C. Anderson of Concordia Kansas and Orphie M Sparks of Deadwood South Dakota were married in the city on July 14 by Judge Chambers. Mantle E Sparks and Ella B Campbell served as witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles C. Anderson
Concordia
Kansas
Orphie M. Sparks
Deadwood
South Dakota
Chambers
Mantle KE. Sparks
Ella B Campbell
Reverends Visit Parsonage hosts Boy Scout caravan guests
Reverend Fathers Murray and Peters from Clinton Iowa stayed overnight with Reverend Father Link at the parsonage. The visitors praised the caravan expedition for its educational value and enjoyed real beds and bathrooms on the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Murray
Father Peters
Clinton
Iowa
Boy Scout
Father Link
Krueger and Igon Wed in Sidney Ceremony
Adolph Herman Krueger of Gurley and Hazel Beatrice Igon of Wahoo married in Sidney by County Judge Chambers on July 21. Miss Mabel Halston and Miss Blanche Childers served as witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Herman Krueger
Gurley
Hazel Beatrice Igon
Wahoo
Sidney
Chambers
Mabel Halston
Blanche Childers
Presbyterian Church Picnic Draws Strong Attendance
The Presbyterian picnic held at Swatzlander's grove last Friday was well attended and well managed, bringing great pleasure to all who could participate. The congregation is noted for its congenial gatherings and steady growth in interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swatzlander’s Grove
Mrs Kreuger Takes Thirty Day Vacation From County Clerk Office
Mrs Flossie Belle Kreuger plans a 30 day leave from the county clerk's office including time at home cooking for harvest workers and a later trip to Colorado for rest and cooling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flossie Belle Kreuger
Colorado
Poor Baby Food Tragedy Claims Life of Infant
Gordon Davis railway postal clerk on the Omaha to Chicago run loses his fifteen months old son after a careless exposure to strychnine tablets left on the ground outside the house. The child awakened from a nap and wandered out, mistaking the pellets for candy and swallowing them. He died within ninety minutes despite efforts to revive him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Davis
Omaha
Chicago
Wright Birthday Celebration At Home
Mr Wright received a warm birthday tribute at his home last Monday evening as twenty relatives and close friends gathered. Dr M Wright was the honoree and was offered merry greetings though a confession remained elusive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright
Dr. M. Wright
Palmer Folkerts Arch united by marriage in Nebraska
Walter Palmer of Big Creek Nebraska married Lena Folkerts of Gurley in a ceremony conducted by Reverend Henry Kahl on July 19. Kate G Scott and Ethel Pierce Scott served as witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arch Walter Palmer
Big Creek
Nebraska
Lena Folkerts
Gurley
Henry Kahl
Kate G. Scott
Ethel Pierce Scott
Church Schedule and Pastor Listings in Sidney Area
A compilation of Sunday and weekday services for Catholic, Episcopal, Lutheran, and other churches around Sidney and nearby towns. Details include mass times, rosary and benediction, Sunday school, church schools, and upcoming changes in service times with notes on pastors and temporary arrangements.
Work Out Your Own Salvation sermon at Presbyterian Church
The heat reduced worshippers last Sabbath as Pastor Samuel Light urged personal spiritual effort. The sermon stressed using body mind emotions and will to act for Christ with doers finding happiness. A church picnic on the 16th drew many families for ice cream cake and fried chicken followed by next Sunday's 11 am service and 10 am Sunday school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Bill
Jack
God
Samuel Light
Trinity Lutheran Church Sidney Worship Schedule
Morning worship at 11 o'clock with the sermon theme Our Examples. Evening worship at 8 p m. Growing church interest noted. All are invited to worship led by Rev Wm T Kahse Pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Lutheran Church
Trinity Church
Sidney
Grace Church
Gurley
Gurley, Nebr
WM. Theo. Kanse
Trinity Lutheran Church
Ww. T. Kahse
Pastoe
Local Churches List with Clergy Names
Christian Church Louis L. Homes minister. Methodist Episcopal Church The Church of the Friendly Greeting. T Porter Bennett pastor. Lorenzo Methodist Church A Community Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
Louis L. Homes
Methodist Episcopal Church
Church of the Friendly
T. Porter Bennett
Lorenzo Methodist Church
Proper Punishment Bootslegger Seeks Absolution Request
A penitent bootlegger seeks confession from a parish priest who debates setting a precedent. The priest calls the archbishop for guidance and receives a blunt directive: do not pay him more than eight dollars a quart.
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Bolting Hay Fever Club
Katheryn King
Fred A. King
Mrs. Zimmer
Europe
Boy Scout Caravan
Krueger
Mr. Wright
Palmer-Folkerts
Christ Episcopal Church
Henry Ives
Lutheran Emanuel Church
Weyerts
Nebr
Karl Fenske
ST. Paul’s Lutheran Church Heginning
J. Heins
Chappell
W. F. Peters
Presbyterian Church
Haillnsurance
Osborn & Jorgenson
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