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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1924

Page

10

Center Vogler Moves Onto Old Jensen Place

Center George Vogler moved onto the old Jensen place Tuesday, recently vacated by Bill Zorn. A large crowd attended the Ed Mayer sale Wednesday. Moving of Center Church is underway with eight wagons loaded and two tractors. Neighbors shared visits and small gatherings through the week.

George Vogler Jensen Place Bill Zorn Art Draper Joe Ladine Ed Mayer Alt Ray Berry Neal Tank J. O. Lobb Walter Aurich John Groshans A. D. Rose Lincoln L. F. Bancroft Joe Vogler Evelyn Rose Reena Mayer Center Church W. Scott Joe Reiners L. S. Bancroft’s

Meadow Lawn Social Roundup Flags Local Visitors

Meadow Lawn residents hosted and visited kin and neighbors across a sequence of weekend calls. Ed Morrow and family hosted and hosted others including Eckerts and Morrows at various homes. several callers from Dalton and Sidney shared Sunday and Saturday visits.

Ed Morrow Charles Henderson Paul Morrow Ed Walsh Ro W H. Miller Chas. Lutenvish J. W. Eckert Emma Morrow Sullivan J. H. Foster Jim Davison Francis Foster James West George Worth Slotfelt FE. E. Osborn L. E. Gineau Maynard Mayer Kenneth Mayer Harold Bovee Dewey Dicks John Davison Edna Horn S. W. Eckert Sadie Scott Mrs. Sullivan James Sullivan J. I. McNew MceNew Pete Nelson BE. FE. Osborn Martin Christofferson Albert Morrow Dalton Pete Hedlund W. Eckert Ruth Shinker Meadow Lawn R. R. Boree Sidney Chas. Hendrickson Will Nunn Center Simer Chas. Mayer

Local and Personal News Highlights

The T N club dined at Union Pacific hotel hosted by Mrs C E Harper last Thursday. Miss Elizabeth Armstrong had her purse stolen from a ticket booth. items taken included a small sum and a powder puff. Earl Babcock left after visiting. Mrs Babcock will stay. Jessie Hartholomew began duties at Dr J R Taylor's office. A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs O D Taylor on March 2 and another son to Mr and Mrs Bernard Balke on March 5.

T. N. Club C. E. Harper Union Pacific Elizabeth Armstrong U.S. A Earl Babcock Claude Bernard Balke

Sheriff Sale Notice in Cheyenne County Nebraska

By order of sale from the District Court Clerk of Cheyenne County Nebraska the Nebraska State Building and Loan Association sues Oren Griswold Grace Griswold Nebraska State Bank of Sidney George Endelman and Frank Hahler. A public auction for cash will be held at the east front door of the Sidney courthouse on April 8 1924 at 1 PM for Lot 1 Block 7 Gilgrens Addition Dalton Nebraska. Dated March 6 1924 J W McDaniel Sheriff.

District Court Cheyenne County Nebraska Nebraska, State Building and Loan Association Oren Griswold Grace BE. Griswold Nebraska State Bank of Sidney George Endelman Frank Hahler Gilgren Dalton J. W. McDaniel

Hospital News From Local Notes

Miss Bernice Kelly remains hospitalized in Omaha for two to three weeks more to recover health after a month of treatment. County Commissioner Gooding shows slight improvement after throat surgery last Thursday in Cheyenne. He is reported as receiving top specialists from Cheyenne and Denver and may be moved to another facility when strong enough for travel.

Bernice Kelly Omaha Gooding Tie Cheyenne Denver

Wardy and Family Take Over Commercial Hotel Management

A. S Wardy and his brother Walter have assumed active management of the Commercial hotel. George Peer, the former manager, and family departed Saturday for Salt Lake City. Walter Hardy and wife plan to return to Sidney from Chicago. Mrs Claude Golding hosted a one o clock luncheon with bridge games. First prize went to Mrs West, second to Mrs E Worden. Sidney Knights of Columbus held lively meetings with debates on present day topics. The world court was debated with the affirmative team John O'Shae John O Neil and Henry Koester winning. A debate on adjusted compensation is planned Thursday with E S Stokes Father Link and Claude Golding for the affirmative and Dr Roche J In McIntosh and John Burk against.

T. BR. Barlow WT. Duecke Lincoln I. T. Lucke Geo. J. Peters Earl Spurbeck Peters George Arraba Colorado Emma Lehman Wellington Etta Sonday Bushnell Nebraska W. E. Minshall Denver Dix Lodgepole Andy Peterson Wm. Rhodes Hudson Wyoming Rhodes Ed Bowser Crook Margaret Brown J. Dillion G. W. Brox Ladies Dillion Mary Burns Weyerts Jack Hannah Louie Griffith West Plains A. J Withers Elton Addis Minden Lydiatt Harry Lindley J. J. Kintz Lon Miller Mayer Cecil Schunk Robinson Miller A. S Wardy Commerceial Hotel Walter George Peer Salt Lake City Walter Hardy Sidney Chicago Claude Golding West E. Worden Sidney Knights of Columbus Knights World Court John O'Shae John O'Neil Henry Koester Francis Herbert Fd Young Teo Bartholomew E. S. Stokes Father Link Dr. Roche J. In McIntosh John Burk

Missing Nellie Nermedior Admitted in Ome Hospital

Miss Nellie Nermedior is receiving treatment in a hospital in Ome. Her condition is described as serious but stable as she nears another month of care. A visitor plan is noted for Thursday night to join her, with family awaiting updates on her health trajectory.

Nellie Nermedior

Private secretary and stenographer gossip in business life

Gossip frames a man’s lunch with his stenographer as proof of an affair. Women, from coast to coast, spread rumors whether true or not, shaping reputations. A businessman seen with his secretary faces gossip, while the office helper who advances him is glorified in contrast to a jealous wife.

Artic Surf Atantic Pacific

Tindell Seeks New Home for Sidney Post Office

The Sidney post office seeks new premises as the current lease ends November 1. Proposals are advertised with bids due by March 31. A five to ten year lease is sought. the building owner Masonic Lodge, which has housed the post office for 15 years, is likely to bid again.

T. . Tindell Sidney Masonic Lodge

Daytime Wives to Debut At VoSA Theatre Sunday

The sensational society drama Daytime Wives will premiere at the VoSA theatre this Sunday. The production promises bold themes and vivid characters as it opens its run.

Vosa Theatre

Auto boasts about 4000 parts in full assembly

The article notes that an automobile comprises roughly 4000 distinct components from cotter pins to engine blocks. It emphasizes the vast complexity of a car's construction and the wide range of parts involved in its manufacture.

Olive Growing in the United States

The region suitable for commercial olive production is smaller than for frost hardy fruits. Commercial olive growing has been confined to parts of California and Arizona, though trees will live and bear some fruit in portions of all southern states.

United States California Arizona

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