Bunker Hill Socials and Local Movements Noted
Bunker Hill hosts a box supper raising 55.50 for a piano as Mr and Mrs Schmidt and families visit Sidney. Many locals move to Sidney, attend dances and house visits, with barn dance results Center 11 Center 10, and a crowded school meeting at Glen Bales home. Community activities include visiting, farming tasks, Sunday school parties, and crop updates with crops nearly up and first cultivation underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Schmidt
Reales
Filter
Sidney
Win. Rohde
Fred Beyers
Bunker Hill
Wm. Rehde
Glen Bales
Theo Borcher
John Engel
Edwin Aarich
S. Bunker Hill
Wheeler
Scott
Fred
Frank Beyer
Green Bales
John Borcher
Social notes from Grand Prairie and surrounding towns
Mrs. Fred Windsheimer and her sister in Grand Prairie cared for the new arrival at the Boltz home while Mr. and Mrs. Hart and daughter Mildred visited. Numerous local families share visits, dinners, fishing trips, and travel as neighbors traverse Sidney Stromsburg Haxtun Burling ton and California bound routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Windsheimer
Henry Boltz
Boltz Scome
Alva Hart
Mildred
Welch
Ari Holmes
Meyer Boys
Sellin
Henry Beebe
Sidney
Will Frerichs
Ernest Wickard
Leslie Gillian
Albert Frerich
Gona
W C. Robbins
Bertha
Lillian
Otto Olson
Johnson Brothers
C. C Calhoun
Glen
Stromsburg
Nebraska
California
Leon
Frerichs
Surt
Earl Burke
Johnson
Frank Heinzman
Burlington
Colorado
J. M. Swenson
Pleasant callers and family news from Cheyenne County
North Divide Mr. Vitman and family of Sidney visited A. J. Cheanconi and wife. Frank Goodwin and wife celebrate a new baby daughter born last Monday. Walter Wassum returns from a visit with his parents in Lodgepole. Mrs. George Rippes and Mrs. Norman Blankey’s parents visit Geneva. they praise Cheyenne county. Mrs. Chas. Osborn and son Clifford depart for Omaha to join husband. %r. B. Spearow hosts dinner for John Jones and daughters, Fd Schneulle and family. Mrs. Isaac Jones convalesces after bronchitis. John Jones and daughters also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vitman
Geraldine
Sidney
A. J. Chean
Frank Goodwin
Walter Wassum
Lodgepole
George Rippes
Nerman Blankey
Geneva
Cheyenne County
Chas. Osborn
Clifford
Omaha
R. B. Spearow
John Jones
Fd Schneulle
Isaac Jones
Hungry Gulch Farmers Cultivate Corn On Sunday
Olson family and L Niebaum dined together, returning Monday after a Broadwater visit. School meeting last Monday afternoon drew a good crowd and business was transacted. Nels Hoagland from Denver visits old neighbors. Sidney visitors from nearby, Wise family at Lodge Pole, youths attend church, and a Sunday school picnic near Broadwater was held last Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Olson
L. Niebaum
Olson
Broadwater
Nels Hoagland
Denver
Colrado
Sidney
V. W. Wise
Otto
Lillian
Bertha Olson
Walter Robbins
Lacking a Crew Will Do Benedictts on Wet Drive Home
Mr and Mrs Jack Benedict faced a soggy drive home from Sterling in a Ford sedan. Water covered the road for seven miles and travel was creepy. Eighteen cars became stuck at various points along the route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Benedict
Sterling
One Side Ache Catches Another Elmer Grabill Out Sick
Elmer Grabill began Wednesday with appendicitis and rests in bed on a water diet hoping for a cure. Blain Grabill sells men's garments at the Trading Company while Elmer is off duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Grabill
Blain Grabill
Elmer
Long Trail Fishing Trip Ends In Rain Soaked Misadventure
A camping party planned on Booths dam near Sunol with Bill Lowe and Richard Kepler leading. After many dropouts two boys, Bill and Richard, fished, ate twenty large fish, then endured heavy rain soaking beds, clothes, food, hooks, and gear as they huddled in waterproof rolls awaiting night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Lowe
Richard Kepler
Booth’s Dam
Sunol
Bill
Richard
James
Morning Misery and Pancakes Save Quitting Expedition
Three thirty in the small hours the party awoke to misery. At five they sent an S O S for deliverance. A rescue brought them home where dry clothes and fourteen pancakes helped ease their pain though bodies remain warped. Rupert and the quitters say they expected it and now wonder how to tell the story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rupert
Beulah Grabill Joins Cadman Chautauqua Company
Miss Beulah Grabill sails for Topeka with the Cadman company to join the Chautauqua circuit as a leader in Junior Chautauqua work. The manager expects her to proceed to the Pacific coast, highlighting this as a significant educational opportunity for a young woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beulah Grabill
Cadman
Topeka
Kansas
Pacific Coast
Beulah
Losing Good Family To An Iowa Town
A. Muley and wife and son Raymond left Monday for Cedar Rapids Iowa where they will establish a home to enable Raymond to get the benefits of Coe college while having the advantage of home Cedar Rapids is one of the prettiest little cities in the world and of as high a degree of culture as Boston itself Mr Maley will return here in about three weeks to supervise his harvest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Muley
Raymond
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Coe College
Boston
Mr. Maley
Airplane Flight To Save Woman Life
In a dramatic rescue, Dr. C. A. Selby aided by Pilot C. R. Smith flew a medical team in a mail plane to reach Mrs. R. H. Jandebauer after a bridge outage blocked ground access. The air journey from Omaha enabled rapid transfer to the hospital where the patient rested well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Selby
C. R. Smith
Dr. Selby
Miss Lawless
Platte Valley Hospital
Raining Real Water Day After Day
The article notes persistent heavy rain causing widespread downpours with no hail or strong winds. Rail traffic is disrupted with trains switching lines. Sidney is described as island like amid flooding. cellars host drainage and the Telegraph building handles it. No major county damage beyond small bridges. crops are excellent. Wednesday brought the year’s heaviest rain, about two inches in a short span.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
Burlington Road
Burlington
Sidney
Telegraph
Contingent
Jack Robinson
Religious church listings and service times
Open daily for prayer and Sunday services across several churches. Holy Communion at Catholic Church Sundays 8 and 11 with first Sunday monthly. Lutheran and English Evangelical Lutheran services noted with German and English timings. Trinity and Emmanuel churches in Sidney Gurley area hold Sunday school and German and English services. Pastor names include Rev Henry Ives Karl Fenske Elmer Kahl Elmer Karl and Falck. Wednesday Ladies Aid at parsonage June 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Episcopal Church
Henry Ives
Lutheran Emanuel
Weyerta
Nebr
Karl Fenske
Sidney-Gurley
English Evangelical Lutheran Church
Sidney-Trinity
Elmer Karl
ST. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Ladies’ Aid
W. F. Peters
Presbyterian Church Children’s program praised by full house
Last Sunday morning the church devoted services to the Children’s program with all Sunday school departments represented. The evening service featured "The Devil’s Boomerang." Next Sunday sermons at 11:00 a.m. and 8:00 p.m. Sunday school at 10:00 a.m. All services open to the public. Rev. Samuel Light, Pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Light
Sunday Services With Mrs C W Cooper At Bayard Church
Sunday school at 10 o'clock followed by preaching at 11 a m and 8 p m Mrs C W Cooper of Bayard will fill the pulpit for morning and evening services Special music urged for all parishioners Louis L HomesMinister and promoter of the event invites everyone to attend
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W Cooper
Bayard
Louis L. Homes
Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday Schedule
The church invites all to a Sunday school at 10:00 followed by a 11:00 morning service with the theme Blessed are the Meek. Epworth League meets at 7:00 under Miss Grace Hornaday. At 8:00 John the Baptist features the Ma sonic fraternity and the Order of the Eastern Star as guests. Pastor T Porter Bennett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church
Church of the Friendly Greeting
Epworth League
Grace Hornaday
John the Baptist
Masonic Fraternity
Order of the Eastern Star
T. Porter Bennett
Lorenzo Methodist Church Sunday service notice
Lorenzo Methodist Church notes a 2:30 Sunday school followed by the sermon by Pastor Porter Bennett. Attendance urged after a good service last Sunday and music praised. Be sure to attend next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorenzo Methodist Church
Porter Bennett
Shipping Dock Keel Laid For River Crossing Solution
North Platte residents faced a crossing challenge on the South River until Skipper Den proposed attaching a boat motor to a launch. A carpenter then suggested building a boat, with the chamber of commerce backing the plan as the keel was to be laid at 7 30 this morning and carpenters to record progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South River
North Platte
Den
Chamber of Commerce
Noble ship ready for launch faces christening hurdle
The South Side plans for the new ship’s launch facing a christening challenge. A proposed remedy involves Mayor Evans using contraband seized from Harry Watson. Commodore Den sails, with Mates Edwards and Bare steering the crew, as schedules hinge on round trips to North Platte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayor Evans
Harry Watson
Commodore den
Edwards
Bare
North Platte
N. P. Tribune
State Head of Schools Confers With Voters
Superintendent J M Matzen spent Friday in this city for school redistricting hearings. He urged wider boundaries to form one district, noting pupils need larger groups and teachers can focus on fewer grades. He reserved decision, to be submitted soon, after addressing school boards in Miss McFadden's reception room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Matzen
Miss McFadden
Matzen
Home Again After Long Visit to Scottsbluff and Wyoming
Mrs. David Jones and her two sons Keith and Donald returned Friday from a lengthy visit to Scottsbluff and Glenda Wyoming. They called on the McCanns and the Bryans. Neo place like home. See Sidney Lumber Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Jones
Keith
Donald
Scottsbluff
Glenda
Wyoming
McCann's
Bryan's
Sidney Lumber CO
Special School Meeting to Vote 40 Mills Levy
Special meeting of School District No 10 Cheyenne County Nebraska to vote a levy of forty mills for general school purposes. Meeting at the School House on Monday June 27 1921 at 1 30 p m. Directors signatories HK M Nelson P H Potter and B H Gruhter. Also note about a Saturday evening dance at Lowe's Hall Julesburg by the Julesburg Orchestra with tickets 1 10 tax included and a call for taxe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
HK. M. Nelson
P. H. Potter
G Ruhter
Lowe's Hall
Julesburg
Also Mentioned on This Page
Isac Jones
Huntsman
Martha Ferish
Smelle
Jones, Spearow
Schneulle
Grand Prairie
North Divide
Chautauqua
Grace ‘ Lutheran ‘Church OF
Trinity Lutheran Church
Christian Falck
Presbyterian Church
R. G. Kratz
Abe Bart
Bae Insurance
Kratz Land & Title Company
Sidney, Nebraska
Bod
Stacia Morae
Hardy
Sidney, Nebr
Haillnsurance
Osborn & Jorgenson
Oxford
Fellows
Hink’s
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