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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1920

Page

12

Mid West Refiners Fall Before Boosters

In a fielding tight game, the Mid West Refiners fell before Boosters with clean defense and few errors. Laramie and Sidney played tense innings, highlighting strong pitching, smart baserunning, and timely hits as Smith and Collins led双方 in a competitive contest.

Mid-West Laramie Walsh Bushong Cassidy Manson Elay Williams Sidney Roben Hornsby Collins Anderson van Diver Hornby Lynch Hay Williams Smith Simodynes Manion Diamond Hazen Lynecb Collins Hay Forrest Poped B. Manion Bo Manion Smwith Forrest Sidney Wazen Kanion Sidney Anderson VanDiver Collins Williams Wiliams Smith Mazen Rushong Que Er Sidney Roben Wilams Taaramie O’connell Munson

Wedding Bells Hear June 23 Norfolk Area Nuptials

On Wednesday afternoon, June 23 at 2, Elizabeth Thompson wed Will Florke in Gurley Lutheran Church with Rev. Elmer Kahl presiding. They plan a home on the groom’s farm nine miles east of Gurney. Earlier, Rev. Samuel Light united Clyde Brady and Vienna Caywood at the Presbyterian Manse, with Emmett R. Johnson as best man and Minnie Sefang as bridesmaid. The couple, Potter folk, will reside in Potter soon.

Elizabeth Thompson Will Florke Gurley Lutheran Church Elmer Kahl Sidney Gurney Samuel Light Clyde Brady Vienna Caywood Emmett R. Johnson Minnie Sefang Brady Potter

Curious Name Explained Beefeaters of the Tower

The warders of the Tower of London were first styled beefeaters during Edward VI's reign. The term likely comes from the French buffeter meaning to eat beef. It appeared with the yeomen of the guard dating from Henry VII's 1485 coronation.

Tower of London Edward VI Guard Henry VII

Gurley News Notes Busy Weekend in Gurley Area

Rev Kircher and Rev Smith of Dalton visited Monday afternoon. Mrs Dallas Lane and Fern returned from Omalu hospital improved. Mrs Simon Goeman hospitalized in Alliance for gall stone surgery. Local visits include J A Popen and Frank Lippstrew in Sidney. Lutheran and Methodist groups active with delegates to State Sunday School convention. A Farmers Union gathering at Lodge Pole praised. Lutheran Aid and M E Aid Society hosted events. The Gurley State bank welcomed S P Johnson.

Dallas Lane Fern Omalu V.os. McKay Morton Keith Sitton Nebraska Simon Goeman Alliance J. A. Popen Frank Lippstrew Sidney Chas Gathman Baby Walter Gathmann Scottsbluff Lacy Gurley Mabel Goeman Guy Thompson Scottisi S. P. Johnson Farmers Union Pichae Lodgepole Taineloth Lutheran Aid Society Elizabeth Thompson R. S. McCutchen Ohio George Miller L. B. Steward Dalton Dray George Brown Seth van Wickle York Nebr Lutheran Ladies Aid Society St. Flora Franz Engel Main Street Peetz

Farmers Union Picnic Draws Local Attendees in Lodge Poté

Grand Prairie residents including Mr and Mrs Weaver and Mr and Mrs Albert Freichls visited Will Frerichs Sunday afternoon. Many nearby residents took Wednesday off to attend the Farmers Union picnic in Lodge pote. Mrs Weaver visited Mrs Frank Tholmes and her baby last Thursday. The Edwards family and children attended a ball game at Gurley Sunday with Mr and Mrs Walter Hernbloom and others.

Frank Veinarman Burlingson Cole Will Weaver Albert Freichls Will Frerichs Farmers’ Union Lodgepote

City Dump Boss Prohibits Rubbish Fires Near Dump

MM Bowman, city dump boss, warns that anyone hauling rubbish to the dump must not set fires and that violations will be prosecuted. He adds he will burn any trash himself if needed. Also notes a motion picture showing at the Methodist Church tonight and tomorrow night.

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Wish Brigoth Maniou Tees Cannes U Hazen CP Eile Wee Salle Thay T Cassidy Coe Thompson Florke Caywood Carl Kircher Rev. Smith Geo. Feldmann Gurley Lumber Co Ray Johnson M. E. Aid Society H. H. Moyer Johnson Grand Prairie MM Bowman Insurance Livons & Son Hart-Park 30 Hill Hart-Parr Anderson Hart-Parr Tractor Company Sidney, Nebr
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