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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1919

Page

9

Local residents report sickness and social calls

Mr Adams and daughter Fern are on the sick list. Elmer Mayers visited Dalton Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Ed Walsh hosted Sunday callers including Loren Dugger, baby, Ford Smerrit, John Davison, Everett Davison, and Jack Smith. Two dry days bring relief, as Irene White and W Wilson planned a neighborhood surprise.

Mr. Adams Fern Elmer Mayers Dalton Ed Walsh Loren Dugger Babe Ford Smerrit John Davison Everett Davison Jack Smith Irene White W. Wilson Mrs. Sharp Potter Mowrer Mr. Miller Alec Ross Raymond Mowrer Schreinert Dennis Walsh Ed Donaghay Sidney Peterson Jules Carr Ross Kreader M. M. Davison Rex Rogers Stark Willard Mowrer John Walsh Mary Josephine Rosie Catherine Dunn School

Neighborhood News and Travel to Sidney

Friends depart for Sidney on a shopping trip while Mr and Mrs Baillie Wilson settle in here after Mrs Wilson’s recent arrival to care for her brother. Local people recount visits, illnesses, decoratings, weddings, and farm work as neighbors share events and daily routines in Dalton and surrounding areas.

Sidney Baillie Wilson J. M Wreader Gurley

Card of Thanks for sympathy on Howard Hall loss

We express heartfelt appreciation for the sympathy and many kind nets rendered in our hour of sorrow over the loss of our son and brother Howard Hall. Special thanks to his boyhood companions and the Choir for the beautiful floral offerings. MRS. ADALINE HALM, MR. AND MRS I M ARMOUR.

Howard Hall Howard

Red Cross Board Notes and April Meeting Actions

The Sidney Chapter American Red Cross held its March 28 1919 board session with officers and members present. Minutes and treasury reports were approved. A vacancy in the Home Service Department was filled by YT. Martin. A Public Health Service Committee chair was appointed, and a welfare nurse application was discussed with county commissioners. The April 25 meeting covered bills, secretary notes, and Home Service updates. The address urged support for war debt and ongoing national reconstruction. It marks the sacrifice of soldiers and calls Americans to uphold their duty and honor.

RED Cross Board Sidney Mesadmes West Phelps, McCleneghan Wisig. Hassett Messrs Fine Ives Martin McCleneaghan Dalton F. Rowan Gurley Lois Booth Sunol R. B. Roche L. Martin Sidney Chapter The American Red Cross Court House Mesdames West Pres Phelps McCleneghan Uptegrove Mann Shoemaker Messrs Fine Exie Burness Home Service Red Cross France America

Eighth Grade Wins Grade School Championship In Gym Match

Four grade level teams reached the final as fifth sixth seventh and eighth battled for the championship. The fifth lost 28 to 3 to the sixth, the seventh fell 16 to 1 to the eighth, and the sixth were defeated 34 to 1 by the eighth to clinch the title. Willis and Null starred for the eighth with strong guard play from Chambers on seventh and Dresser Bentley Iverson also highlighted.

Dre Willis Null Chambers Dresser Bentley Iverson

Victory Bonds and American Patriotism in the Fifth Liberty Loan

An appeal urges the United States to buy Victory Bonds, arguing patriotism has evolved beyond wartime fervor. Citizens are urged to support the Fifth Liberty Loan as a duty and privilege to fund government spending during the national effort.

United States

Community Visits Highlight Weekend in Grand Prairie and Sidney

Grand Prairie residents Mr and Mrs Albert Ferricks and sons visited Mr and Mrs Hart Sunday afternoon. FE Planck of Sidney spent Tuesday to Thursday with his son Ben. Carl Lundgren arrived in Sidney Friday to visit brother Frank and family after being mustered out of camp. Will Ferricks and a family joined Sund Sunday afternoon. Ben Planck called on Johnsons Sunday. Co A Johnson and son Lambert traveled from Haxtimm Colorado and stayed with W O and E A Johnson. Mr and Mrs Frank Lundgren and sons were in Sidney Sunday. Mr and Mrs Ross Harrison were in Gurley Saturday afternoon. The Harrisons and children spent Saturday night and Sunday with Mrs Harrisons parents.

Albert Ferricks Hart FE Planck Sidney Ben Carl Lundgren Frank Will Ferricks Sund Ben Planck Johnsons Johnson and Son Lambert Haxtimm Colorado W. O E. A. Johnson Frank Lundgren Ross Harrison Gurley Harrison

Circle to entertain Presbyterian group in May standard

Mrs Goodwin will entertain the Presbyterian Circle in May with assistance from Mrs Rudd and Mrs Alice Jones. All Circle members are urged to be present.

Goodwin Rudd Alice Jones

Battery station ad urges Telegraph ads

A local notice pressures OS BORN BATTERY STATION and readers to place advertisements in THE TELEGRAPH, stressing mutual financial stakes for the business and the paper. The call to action ties service testing prompts to advertising to avoid losses.

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