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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1936
Page
3
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Mrs Hannah Lyngholm underwent an eye operation in Cheyenne on Monday. Community members visited and shared meals and social calls across multiple households including Hatcher, Welton, Beyer, Beyer families, and relatives from Wayne and Sterling, with several dinners and outings noted throughout the week.
West Center notes members Ruth Osborn Ruth Watchorn and others, new member introductions, rug braiding demonstration, visitors listed. Several local residents visited, families lunch and picnic plans noted, Pasadena trip and family updates included.
Local residents report weekend visits and gatherings across Lodge Pole including Weyerts, Kintz, Buss, Tieman, Frerichs, Jurgens, Rahe, Huls, and Rahe family households. Several couples and families shared meals, calls, and dinners at relatives’ homes with minor travel within the area.
Visitors and relatives frequented the Darrah household with several trips noted. Walter Dykman and Frerichs families called at Ben Jurgens and Ostermeier homes. Mary Darrah hosted relatives from Lincoln before traveling to McFadden Wyoming.
Mrs J A Talish called at the Les Omel home Tuesday morning. Several households, including James Tighe, Halsey, Olson, Niebaum, Theis, and Brand families, hosted or visited at Sidney and local homes. A Sunday lodge picnic and a Saturday dance at the Rexroth and Rey Rexroth homes are listed among weekend activities.
Scoutmaster Reeves led scouts camping at the river from Friday to Saturday. The Dalton Library club July meeting at Mrs. Lou Dirks featured a debate by Reeves Siefer Rehling R Carey H Mayer and F Carey and two violin solos by Mrs Arnell. The Presbyterian vacation Bible school opened with 43 enrollees. Girls from Mrs Asbury's class hosted the ladies aid. next meeting at Bridgeport.
Mrs. John Van Anne entertained the Altar society Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Walter Happel cared for Grandma Heizer and returned home Thursday evening. Allen Stikker and Lyle Gish travel to Texas for a vacation. Dorothy Carey of Bancroft visits uncles Fred and Rex Carey and brother Don. W. F. Osborn family enjoyed a picnic at the fish hatchery Sunday. Elise Ewing left for Portland with sister-in-law to bring back her mother. Floyd Reinmuth’s visit from her parents last Thursday near Broadwater. Clyde Swain, former Simla resident, dies in Alliance hospital leaving husband and eight children. Odd Fellows and Rebekah lodges hold public installation Tuesday. Martin Anderson hosted Lutheran aid Tuesday. John Peterson operated at local hospital Thursday morning. Lutheran missionary society held ice cream social at Walford’s store Saturday. Forrest Devier family moved to Chadron. L. W. Cole family moved to Sidney. Dalton sells small engine to Jay Em, Wyoming. A daughter born to James and Mrs. Thompson at the hospital Wednesday. Roy Gabriel resigns as Gurley cooperative bank cashier. Clara Elora takes the position. A J Kinnersley joins three men in Sidney for Townsend clubs national convention in Cleveland. Hattie Dewey returns from West Coast trip with brother’s family. Evelyn Zuhike becomes Gurley post mistress. Charles Semerad undecided on future plans.
Nebraska and north Kansas readers offered daily mail subscription at four dollars or five dollars with Sunday. The ad invites subscriptions via the director through the office and references Wantads under 91 96 Telegraph for results.
The act was introduced in August 1913 by Carter Glass during Wilson's first term as a Democratic measure. It drew votes from 88 Republicans and Progressives in the house and seven Republicans in the senate. The bill became law in December 1913 with Senator Robert L. Owen as senate sponsor.
Thackeray’s London residence, the Thackeray house, long housing a Victorian author’s literary circle, is slated for demolition to make way for a new building. The Georgian property has rooms preserved near unchanged from Thackeray’s era.
Carpet sweepers with crude patterns appeared in England for centuries and did not become a practical time-saving household tool until 1876. M. R. Bissell received credit for producing the first sweeper that performed the job properly.
Five fathers lived to see their sons reach the presidency: John Adams James Madison Sr Jesse Grant Doctor Harding and John Coolidge. John Coolidge alone had the honor of swearing in his son as chief magistrate.
A Florida Times-Union note suggests that a young man rarely spends his own money, often spending his father’s money instead, a viewpoint reflecting on youth and family finances.
London’s oldest bank is identified as the Horre’s with a receipt dated 1633 indicating a deposit. The text notes uncertainty about the bank’s exact status or identity beyond this archival reference.
Manchuria, governed as an independent state under Japanese domination and called Manchu kuo, covers 363 610 square miles with an estimated population of 25 000 000.
The Field Museum of Natural History asserts in its bulletin that Chicago was once a coral reef submerged under a vast interior sea. The claim places Chicago as a 400 million year old coastal fragment of a South Sea paradise before becoming the Windy City.
An historian calls the Lower of London the home of England s stoutest kings the grave of her noblest knights and the scene of her gayest revels with 1900 years of traditions behind it. Compared to European palaces and fortresses its fame endures as a relic of old life.
In 1828 John Quincy Adams carried Maine New Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts Rhode Island Connecticut New Jersey Delaware and Maryland all seaboard states while Andrew Jackson carried the rest. In 1842 Henry Clay carried Massachusetts Rhode Island Connecticut Delaware Maryland and Kentucky his inland state.
The African Gray parrot can live as long as other parrots when well cared for and acclimated to its new home. However high losses occur during shipping from Africa and while in dealer hands, making them more costly than many other parrots.
Collier's Magazine notes the Pareshnath procession as the world’s costliest parade. It showcases lavish costumes and a 250-foot Indradwaja banner that must never be lowered, requiring temporary removal of all telephone, telegraph, and trolley wires along the route.
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