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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1924
Page
5
Maple Grove residents report chores and visits with W Y Miles and family, upcoming meetings, school status, sales and moving, and social events. A pig club and a guns club organize with officers. a postcard shower honors Mrs W Y Miles with 63 cards. County Agent Willey attends events in Sidney and encourages youth programs.
Mr Herman Blankey and family have moved from Sidney to their new home in North Divide. The children resumed rural school and rejoined playmates. Mrs Blankey hopes the move aids her health. J A Chean and son shell corn for John Neary. John Jones drove to Sidney. his daughter Anna rode back. Ward Jones and wife visited the parents. Mrs Jones recently returned from Fremont. A Farmers Union meeting at District 17 school drew a large crowd and featured a pie social. Ernest children helped Julie Ernest celebrate her 66th birthday with relatives in Sidney. drought filled baskets. A fine snow fell Monday. wind was light and moisture benefits the ground. GC M Kinton and wife with Ruth dined at Everett Kinton's in Sidney. County Agent Willey of Sidney attended the Farmers Union gathering. Verne Me-
Grand Prairie residents Tremain and Shar man traveled to Sidney with Shar man visiting a doctor for a recent arm injury. Numerous locals shopped in Sidney on Saturday and visited friends and relatives at Jorgensen, Tremain, Hart, and Welton homes. Neighborhood socializing included dinners, club meetings, and a Sunday church service at Peniel.
Potter Harold Curry attended a lumberman's meeting in Sidney Saturday. E H Biggs returned Saturday from Ogallala where he has been employed by the railroad for six weeks. Potter girls basketball defeated Cheyenne 18 to 17 on the Cheyenne floor with Miss Aron and Miss Eckwall as chaperones. A J Jorgenson of Sidney was a business caller in Potter Tuesday. Rev and Mrs Braunschweig host Mrs Braunschweig's sister from Beatrice who arrived Sunday. Clifford Frederick was called to Grant City Mo last Thursday due to his father Dewey Lovall's serious illness in Sioux City Town. Rev and Mrs Slocumb were called
Mrs Elizabeth Macedam of Adbin Wyoming visits Potteraint friends and attends business matters. Mrs Wilkin hosted the bridge club last Friday with NS Miller taking the prize. Snow fell Monday and Tuesday, March starts briskly. Sickness reported, cold spell lingers. Methodist church looks clean and painted, yard being leveled for lawn and trees.
Quadruplets are twenty times as rare as triplets and more than 2,000 times as rare as twins. The rough proportion is one set of quadruplets per about 250,000 births.
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