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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1925
Page
12
The ladies of St Martha's Guild will hold a bake sale Saturday April 4 at Greenlees beginning at 2 30.
Mary Dvehlin Cockley seeks her mother or relatives after being released for adoption in Denver Colorado. She asks for any information and provides her address as Mary D Cockley General de Nyery Denver Colorado.
Fire broke out at eleven thirty Thursday evening at the Oren Muley residence on West 6th Street. It gained headway before discovery and left the house practically destroyed, owned by Simon Fishman, once a Sidney resident.
A reflective piece invites readers to consider personal growth and forgiveness as time passes. It prompts self inquiry on recognizing birthdays with gratitude, appreciating friendships, and cultivating gentleness as life advances.
An hour after the we meek inherit the earth the collector will be around fee the inheritance tax the New York World notes the loom of tax collection and the ongoing debate about heirs and duties in a brief, oblique quotation referencing fiscal policy.
The term sweetbreads refers to the thymus or pancreas of various animals, notably calves. It distinguishes the former throat area from neck sweetbreads, highlighting culinary use in traditional料理 contexts.
Vivian Orville Woolery born Belgrade Nebraska April 28 1880 died Ogallala March 22 1925 aged 37 years 10 months 29 days and survived by wife Elizabeth Nagel and son Charles 13. He held Masonic orders Liberty Lodge 300 Lincoln and Consistory No 2 and Woodmen Camp 2266 Lincoln. He leaves four sisters and one brother and suffered tuberculosis five years including a year in Woodmen Hospital Colorado Springs. A member of First Presbyterian Church Lincoln.
Route A West Gurley Miss Tempest Till and Teo Click returned from Denver to be with the family in their trial. They may remain. Curt Scott is recovering from an attack of acute indigestion. Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Cunningham and their uncle Mr. Whitam of Rankin Illinois visited Knox's Monday. Opal Folks cared for Hazel and Wayne Draper while their mother aided in caring for Mr. Art Draper. Cash Scott ill with flu and fever. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ehlers moved into the Hill home to help until crop season ends. Mrs. Ehlers was Belva Hill. Fred Korsmeyer stopped at the Hil ranch for a car adjustment. he found Mr. Hill dead from heart failure. The body was found early, the milk pail still on the nail. Relatives gathered at the Hill home during the past week. Funeral services for Charles Hill took place last Sunday in Sidney. He had supported his children since his wife’s death two years ago.
Ickes youths show they can play indoor baseball as well as outdoor. John leads his team with pride while the family notes others in the community visiting and staying busy with exams and Sunday gatherings. Several local families shared visits and Sunday dinners across the week.
Maynard Mayer and Harold Bovee spent Sunday with Richard Jnell. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Neiman spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Slama. Mrs. Guill called on Mrs Southard Wednesday morning. Mrs. John Walker of Council Bauffs Iowa is visiting her daughter Mrs. Art Draper. Mrs. Guill and Ethel called at the Art Draper home on Sunday. Mrs. George Young called at the Weible home on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gale of Sidney are working at the J. W. Eckert home. Mrss Rose Walsh is working in the clerk of the district court's office in Sidney. Mrs Patrick Keenan and children and Miss Mary Walsh of Hotchkiss Colo are visiting at the home of their parents Mr. and Mrs. Ed Walsh.
Adolph Macik visited Crook on Monday as did the Hilliards and Louise Lors. A Crook musical last Tuesday drew a crowded, successful crowd. Farmers report busy spring planting amid dirt-filled air and some land transfers. Local dinners and gatherings include the Fathers and Sons banquet and multiple Sunday visits. Hog shipments to Denver: Milo Moore 11 hogs, A D Hilliard 75, John Scott 5.
Lorenzo and nearby families spent Sunday visiting at multiple homes including the Meier and Fleming households. The Lorenzo club plans a Thursday business meeting at Z. G. Crosby home with a household demonstration. Residents attended events in Sidney and watched Legion films at Meier hall.
Bolton and Lorenzo club delegates attend the monthly extension work demonstration at Shiney courthouse. Miss Smith of Lincoln, a Crosby state worker, conducts the agricultural and home economics lessons. Crosby and son Dale visited Potter. Silas Rose and Henry Westphalen own new cars, a Ford coupe and a Dodge coupe. Ray Johnson Floyd Fleming and Helen Jacobson will join the declamatory contest in Sidney Friday. The George boys had a car mishap on the way home from school Tuesday with only minor injuries and a broken windshield. Seventh and eighth grades completed exams Thursday and Friday last week. Dorothy Bernice Loring and Earl Williams visited the Crosby home Sunday. The high school athletic club plans a tennis court on school grounds, funded by town donations and proceeds from a play, with girls club thanking supporters.
Community news records the sudden death of Charles Hill last Wednesday and condolences from neighbors. Local residents attend Royal Neighbors in Sidney, help with housework, and share visits across families including Beyers and Engles. A pig club forms named Bunker Hill Live Stock club with several boys joining. market hogs were sold in Sidney. various families visit and attend meetings and a church play.
Dalton Karl Lessig underwent tonsil removal surgery on Sunday. The Web School declamatory contest Friday night featured Joseph Marrin winning first in oratorical for The Unknown Soldier, Marie Wood first in dramatic The Crown of Victory, and Leila Handley humorously The Old Old Story. Fifteen pupils competed. I W Heiver fractured a nate while indoor baseball practice. Harvey West injured a hand at the light plant Thursday. James plans to start work there April first but studied ahead. The light plant engine has caused trouble. B B Carter visited Sidney Tuesday for repairs. Mrs Tf Anderson and Mrs B L Carter now have flu. Mr J H Foster left for Denver Wednesday and has not returned. Mary Davidson moved to her farm home. G P Nickum, Burlington agent, is pursuing a depot lighting proposal with his company. locals support it as needed. Mrs Sarah Buchanan attended a Bayard funeral for a cousin who died after appendicitis operation. L A Simms and Mr F Buchanan spent days in Colorado. trip mixed business and leisure. Farmers Co op is painting and repairing the building vacated by Ewing Hardware. move forthcoming.
The Methodist Kensington serves a public dinner on Tuesday starting at 11:00. Menu includes Swiss roast mashed potatoes wax beans cabbage salad and apple pie with cheese plus coffee.
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