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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1920

Page

19

Gurley family updates and new Gurley Lumber Co building

John Petersen visited with his family and shared news of his new Bushnell location. Mrs Deetha Bush and her young son arrived for an extended stay with her sister Mrs Thiemuan. Work began this week on an implement storehouse for Gurley Lumber Co opposite the lumber yard. News Tuesday of Mr John Roach’s daughter’s death in St Joseph Mo. Roach left to be with her. E V Thompson’s mother and sister arrived Tuesday for a visit. Gurley schools close Friday May 21. School in session.

John Petersen Bushnell Deetha Bush Jittle Thiemuan Gurley Lumber Co John Roach St Joseph Roach E. V. Thompson Gurley

Community notes from Sidney and area events

Sceligel closes early. Ivan Walker hosted a cheerful gathering Monday night with local Methodist youth as guests. Mrs. Cotter left for Sundance, Rev. MccCutchen named chaplain for Sidney American Legion Post No. 17. Eleven graduates from Gurley schools held commencement exercises in Sidney with names listed. R McCatehen and Seth Van Wickle attended the class play. Lutheran church held a program and box social, netting about £50 for church carpet. Fr W Busse absent due to illness. Swain building a new home on west side. Eigenberg home to receive cream and white paint. Frank Morey overseeing work. I L Roundtree and Mrs. Roundtree moving to Kimball. Mrs McKue and Morton Sitton heading east. Methodist Ladies Aid met with Mrs Roy Garrost. Mrs Brink of Lyons visiting Abe Gustin's daughter.

Sceligel Ivan Walker Methodist Cotter A. Christensen Sundance Wyo MccCutchen Sidney American Legion Gurley Sidney Berton Cunningham Veliin Bewley Dollie Lane Viola Stephens Marjorie Cagley Marian Fredricksen Carl Alber Thomas Kallhoff Kenneth Thompson George Brown Christian Eigenberg R. MceCatehen Seth van Wickle Lutheran Church Kimball McKue Morton Sitton Methodist Ladies’ Aid Roy Garrost Brink of Lyons Abe Gustin

Local Social Roundup in Sextorp and Sidne y Areas

Sextor p Lewis Brotz returned home Monday after a few days in Sidney. Homer Fisher and wife, Charles Fisher and family and Geo Reetz and wife spent Sunday at the Ellis Fisher home. Miss Florence Fisher returned home Tuesday after finishing the school year at Sidney. Mr and Mrs Tom Barnes and children were in Potter Saturday. Miss G Johnson spent Sunday with home folks.

Lewis Brotz Sidney Homer Fisher Charles Fisher Geo. Reetz Ellis Fisher Hilma Alice Nelson Anderson Home J. M. Reddy Carlson Florence Fisher Tom Barnes Potter G. Johnson

Secretary Daniels Defends Navy Plans in Sims-Daniels Row

Secretary Daniels denounces Rear Admiral Sims charge of lack of war plans as unfounded. He details the General Board’s work on Atlantic war plans and notes Dewey’s 1915 preparations followed by Congress, while recounting prep efforts from 1912 onward and shifts in national naval standing under Taft Roosevelt and Wilson.

Washington Daniels Sims Navy Department Senate Sims-Daniels Badger General Board Atlantic Admiral Dewey Department Mr. Daniels Congress Navy Taft United States Roosevelt Wilson

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