Final Rally of Woman's Club Ends Year With New Officers
May date meeting reports heard from all departments. New officers began duties: O St Owen chair, Kahl secretary, Clinton Tadellf treasurer. Dues raised to 2 active and 3 associate dollars. $500 allocated for boys park. Members urged to attend Sunday concert with Exie Burgess and chautauqua quartet. Hall park debate left to committees. Dues payable to Mrs. Radcliff.
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Woman's Club
West
O. St. Owen
Kahl
Clinton Tadellf
Exie Burgess
Hall Park
Piaid
Mrs. Radcliff
Shriner Picnic Ends With Mason Victory At Swatzlander Lake
The Shriner Masonic picnic at Swatzlander Lake drew about three hundred attendees who enjoyed ample refreshments. A charity ball game pitted Shriners against Masons, umpired by Charlie West, with the Masons winning 9 to 5. Local organizer Russell Wier oversaw treats such as sandwiches and cakes as plans arose to schedule six picnics per week and work on Sundays.
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Swatzlander's Lake
Shriners
Charlie West
Dr. Barger
Jim Yackett
Frank Schroeder
Mr Heinneman
Masons
Shriner
Russell Wier
One O Clock Luncheon Hosted by Mrs Kepler
Mrs Kepler entertained twenty four ladies at a one o clock luncheon last Thursday. The afternoon included a three course meal and games of 500. Mrs Vacik won high honors, Mrs Pearson second, and Mrs Bentley third. A pretty spring party.
Bentleys Kepler Swatz Landlees Visit Hayworths
Informal guests last Thursday entertained Mrs. Hayworth's sister Mrs. Whitford and her husband. Despite delayed arrival, the evening featured a fine dinner and a cheerful gathering.
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Keplers
Swatzlanders
The
Hayworth's
Mrs. Hayworth
Mrs. Whitford
Picnic party in Northern Woods enjoys Lawrence Fork trip
A Monday picnic party to Lawrence Fork included A. S. Wardy and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Van Wickle, Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Shunk, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Mann, and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Agnew. After lunch and fishing they returned to the Shunk residence where Mr. Shunk cooked mountain trout.
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Lawrence Fork
A. S. Wardy
van Wickle
H. O. Shunk
Charlie Mann
Kenneth Agnew
Shunk
Sunol Woman's Club Meets at Mrs Allington’s Home
The Sunol Woman's Club gathered about thirty members on Wednesday June Ast at Mrs Bert Allington's home. Proceedings opened with slips for the regular question box and minutes read. Mrs Joe Ruttner presented a paper on Misunderstood Children. Music committee announced old songs, lunch was served, and a guessing game amused everyone. The club adjourned to meet in June with Mrs Potter Howard.
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Sunol Woman's Club
Bert Allington
Joe Ruttner
Party for Memory Honor at Mrs Brachtenbach’s Home
Mrs Nick Brachtenbach hosted a Sunday gathering at her home on May 22 honoring the first communion of her child. Guests included family and local friends as they celebrated the milestone with light refreshments and well wishes.
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Nick Brachtenbach
Little Cevelia Fete at Sacred Heart Peetz Church
A small party honored Cevelia at Sacred Heart church in Peetz with Father Miller as guest. Guests included Mrs Fra Lenzen Mr and Mrs John Hijeh Mr and Mrs Elenry Stachtenbach. A three course dinner followed by social entertainment. Evening activities moved to Sidney for the K of C banquet.
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Cevelia
Sacred Heart Church
Peet
Miller of
Peetz
Fra Lenzen
John Hijeh
Elenry Stachtenbach
Sidney
K. of C
Out of Town Guests Attend Sterling Bridge Club Luncheon
Mrs J L Tewell hosted a one o'clock luncheon for twelve Sterling ladies forming her bridge club. A three course meal featured yellow daisies as centerpiece and auction bridge followed. Attendees included Mrs George McConley Mrs John Redmond Mrs Herbert Vanderver Mrs Calvin Chears Miss Miller Mrs Greenwalt Mrs Counley Mrs Guy Rogers Miss Margaret McCormick Mrs Ray Rauter and Mrs Webster Davis.
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JL. Tewell
Sterling
George McConley
John Redmond
Herbert Vanderver
Calvin Chears
Miller
Greenwalt
Counley
Guy Rogers
Margaret McCormick
Ray Rauter
Webster Davis
Return visit of Mrs Mack Radcliff from Tekamah Neb
Mrs Mack Radcliff returns Wednesday from Tekamah Nebraska after a three week stay at the home of her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Gordon Bryan This marks her first visit since marriage and the family plans future visits with Mrs Bryan who was reared here She will soon depart for Seattle and return in the fall with Mr and Mrs Bryan planning to visit again here
Golf visitors from Sterling tour local links Monday
Nine men named McConley Vanderver Counley Greenwall and Red mond joined their ladies from Sterling last Monday. While the women enjoyed luncheon, the men played golf with local fans at the links.
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Mr. McConley
Mr. Vanderver
Mr. Counley
Dr. Greenwall
Mr Redmond
Sterling
Tewell
Family heads to Casper join husbands after trip
To State on West Mrs.Thompson and little son Charles and Mrs. Habo and little daughter Catherine, left for Casper, Wyoming, Sunday morning, where they expect to join their husbands.
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Thompson
Charles
Habo
Catherine
Casper
Wyoming
Mulcahy of Rochester Visits Kodak West
Mulcahy of Rochester New York visited Mr Thayer on Wednesday in line with Kodak duties. It was his first visit to this part of the west and he could not find words to express approval and admiration of the great little west. No description is as convincing as seeing things oneself.
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Mulcahy
Rochester
New York
Thayer
Kodak
Tarry
West
Little West
Change at Stono office fills vacancy with Lincoln visitor
Change of Stono's Mrs. Bmery, a stenographer for McIntosh and Martin, going on a long vacation with her mother to California. Miss Ruth Holson of Lincoln has arrived and taken the vacancy.
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Bmery
McIntosh & Martin
California
Ruth Holson
Lincoln
Allen Thompson Carries Out May 1 1921 Marriage
Allen of Eckley Colorado and Carrie I Thompson of Tarkle Missouri wed here on May 1 1921 presided by Judge McCleneghan. Ernest Thompson and Jemel Thompson served as witnesses.
Couple united in Haxtun wedding by Judge McClene ghan
Michael Gretch and Emma Rowena Price of Haxtun Colorado wed in a ceremony officiated by Judge McClene ghan with James F. Price and Bennie P. Price serving as witnesses.
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Michael Gretch
Emma Rowena Price
Haxtun
Colorado
McCleneghan
James F. Price
Bennie P. Price
Big Show Closes Engagement With Gala Weekend
The '49 show wrapped up its engagement Saturday night with a rousing finale and lively fun. Prominent local business figures led actions and many young women aided the charitable effort. The orchestra played nonstop and the dance floor stayed full. The baseball club gained a substantial boost to its funds.
Teen Hurt In Auto Crash With Severe Neck Wounds
Lois Surber fourteen is hospitalized with throat and jugular injuries after being thrown against a car windshield. Doctors report she will live.
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Lois Surber
Ex-Sheriff John Schick Fined Over 3400 Dollars in Liquor Sale Case
John Jr. Schick former Gage county sheriff faces internal revenue fines totaling over 3400 dollars after pleading guilty to liquor sale charges in federal court. He was released from Lancaster county jail Sunday after serving a 15 day sentence.
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John Jr. Schick
Gage County
Internal Revenue Department
Schick
Mr. Schick
Lancaster County
Bank Statement for State Bank of Nebraska Cheyenne County
Checks and items of exchange state banks 27 580 00 282 452 06 5AAS TO 20 508 00 10 841 39 167 50 TALS 68 BBL S249 Capital stock paid in 50 000 00 Undivided profits wee 4 518 76 Individual deposits subject to check 107 805 28 Savings accounts 8 718 27 Time certificates of deposit 117 058 04 Certified checks ISS 50 SAn 720A48 Bills payable 22 000 00 Depositor's guaranty fund 2088 25 Total SAULT AD State of Nebraska County of Cheyenne ss 1 FM Wooldridge Cashier... sworn that the above statement is a correct and true copy of the report made to the State Bureau of Banking. Fr M Wooldridge Attest Fr Dir Wooldridge Director M I Wooldridge Director Subscribed and sworn to before me this 1st day of June 1921 Co M Hadley Notary Public My commission expires Sept 11 1923.
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ISS
SO San
Enne
Ss. 1
FM. Wooldridge
State Bureau of Banking
Fr. M. Wooldridge
Wooldridge
M. I. Wooldridge
Co. M. Hadley
State of
Nebraska
Cheyenne
Ss. I
Sam P. Johnson
Otto . Kruger
Geo. B. Moore
Co. W. Smith
War ends collide with peace zealot from Atchison
In peace and war Jade Johnson of Atchison was a pacifist who cried for swords to be beaten into ploughshares. Now the war is over he refuses to work a plough. Three farmers offered him jobs recently and he detailed his rheumatism to them.
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Jade Johnson
Atchison
Jude
Atchison Globe
Auto Victim Fred J Stave Found Dead Near Alliance
Auto victim Fred J Stave of Alliance was found dead beside his overturned car west of town after awakening a family near Hay Springs at about 5 a.m. He was a cabinet maker and was to marry an Alliance school teacher in a few weeks. Stave was a member of the American Legion.
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Fred J. Stave
Alliance
Hay Springs
Chadron
Stuve
American Legion
Churches in Weyerts and nearby hold weekly services
Daily prayer and Sunday Holy Communion mark Catholic and Episcopal churches in the area. Lutheran Emanuel in Weyerts, Grace Gurley, and English Evangelical Lutheran in Sidney advertise Sunday School at 10, church at 11, with pastors Fenske Elmer Kahl. Christian Church led by Louis L. Homes notes Union Memorial service and upcoming Sabbath programs. Reverend Samuel Light presides.
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Christ Episcopal Church
Henry Ives
Lutheran Emanuel Church
Weyerts
Nebr
Karl Fenske
Sidney Gurley
English Evangelical Lutheran Church
Sidney Trinity
Elmer Kahl
Union Memorial
M. BK
Children’s Way
Rey
Samuel Light
Bank ledger itemized balance with names and dates
The document shows a bank balance sheet for the year ending June 1, 1921. It lists loans and discounts 103,408.01, overdrafts 168.58, bonds and other assets 7,366.29, and total assets 120,586.60. Capital stock 20,000.00, surplus 5,000.00, undivided profits 7,351.26, time certificates 42,473.23, and deposits 73,005.64. Officers Sam P. Johnson president, Otto Kruger director, Geo B. Moore director, with notary W. Smith.
St. Pauls Lutheran Church Sunday Service Notice
St Pauls Lutheran Church announces Sunday worship service next month with guest speaker and fellowship to follow. Parishioners urged to attend and participate in the morning program and community prayer.
Church Bulletin Promotes Father’s Day Service and Events
The Methodist Episcopal Church “The Church of the Friendly Greeting” airs a Father’s Day sermon at 10 00 and a Sunday school at 10 00. A new bulletin board will be dedicated after the service. Epworth League hosts a 7 00 session led by Dorothy Wright, with a 5 00 program on Faith the Searchlight of Business. The American Singers concert, led by Porter Bennett, follows at 8:15.
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Church of the Friendly
Epworth League
Dorothy Wright
Exie Burgess
Porter Bennett
Lorenzo Methodist Church Fathers Day Service Announcement
The Lorenzo Methodist Church hosts a Sunday school session followed by a service honoring fathers. Father’s Day singing is featured with Mr. Crosby leading the music. Pastor Porter Bennett invites attendees to bring guests.
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Crosby
Porter Bennett
Brotherhood class invitation at M. E. Church Sundays
Notice invites all men to join the Brotherhood class at the M. E. church Sundays at 10:00 a m with free discussion and the glad right hand in evidence.
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Brotherhood
M. EB
Peace From the Stars Amid a Sleepless Night
This fragment records a personal moment of insomnia and a search for medicine, noting the night sky's remarkable clearness that drew the writer outdoors after midnight. It hints at quiet reflection and a sensory impression of a serene sky.
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Annie
Night vigil and gratitude in a tranquil leaflets of memory
The narrator recalls a celestial scene with stars and a vast firmament while the earth rests in silence. He expresses gratitude to God for past care and trust in future protection as he lies down to sleep, finding contemplation rather than rest. The excerpt invokes Dorothea Dix in a moment of quiet reflection.
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Saturn W
Don
Living The World Catalyzes Worth And Contribution
The passage argues that society rewards individuals by true worth and contribution toward progress. Those who accept lowly roles or avoid responsibility receive only modest pay, while the world gauges value by effort, skill, and measurable impact on advancement.
Are You Radical in Washington Times View
The Washington Times defines radicalism as reaching the roots of things. It argues radicals strike at foundational ideas in American constitution and government. The piece labels teachers of radicalism in women’s colleges as posing a threat, while alleging socialism uses propaganda in colleges.
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The
Washington Times
Times
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Shriner Picnic
New Yorker
Allen—Thompson
Gretch—Price
Nebraska State Bank
Liberty Loan
Chey
Grace Lutheran Church OF
Trinity Lutheran Church
Christian Falck
Christian Church
Louis L. Homes
Presbyterian Church
Gurley
Peasee
ST. Paul's Lutheran Church
Wfp. Peters
Lorenzo Methodist Church
Avery
der Meter
Sidney, Nebraska
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