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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1922
Page
9
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The marriage of A. K. Greenlee and Lizzie McAllister on May 20, officiated by Rev. C. McCarty, was kept quiet at Telegraph headquarters and only discovered this week. The new owners take familiar places behind McLernon's counters as Emma Goodrich completes Sidney Public School grading.
The May report notes schools visited for home hygiene and sick care preparation. Follow-up varied as teachers and pupils differed in cooperation, throat corrections postponed to summer, and several children obtained glasses. Training focused on home hygiene and sick care. data on weights, dental clinics, and talks appear incoherent due to OCR.
Miss Florente Atwood, nutrition specialist, visited May 22nd and 23rd, talking to underweight children in Lodgepole and Sidney and to mothers in Lodgepole, Sunol, Sidney, and Potter. Lantern slides illustrated classes and methods. Home nursing classes grow. three sessions planned in Potter, Sidney, and Lodgepole with 39 women expected to enroll. Dental clinics paused for summer. resume next fall. Pearl Pope, County Nurse.
The Sidney City Council met in regular session at 8 p m with Mayor R H Rogers and council members Schroeder Shipman Maloney Breternitz Lowe present. Actions included street name revision referral, damages handling for trash impact, auto speed limit 15 mph with fines and jail terms, advertising the ordinance, waiving Fourth of July license for the committee, Ordinance No 72 adoption with noted exception, permit for Guss Wellner Buick garage, Merry go round permit for Roy Short, $200 for Rev Light’s band instruments, Police Judge report read, Poquette two weeks leave, and water extension cost to the cemetery to be reported. Meeting adjourned.
About two dozen neighbors gathered at Mrs Roy Parriott's farm last Friday to plow and sow fifty acres and to care for the crop and harvest it. The day concluded with a dinner at the South 79 school house prepared by the men's wives. The event left Mrs Parriott grateful and the helpers satisfied to assist a neighbor in need.
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