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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1922
Page
9
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The Telegraph reports Mr. and Mrs. Fred Griffith mark their first anniversary at Idlehour on Washington Avenue with thirty guests. Earl Gentry dies from injuries after a horse accident. County votes to divide into Cheyenne and Morrill. Mr. and Mrs. C J Osborn celebrate 25th anniversary at Idlewild with renewals, music, and about a hundred guests including their five children.
In school notes Clay ton Radcliffe and Esther Urbach led the rapid calculation class. Charles E. Doran, former Sidney school principal, entered State University two years ago with little prep and will receive his degree next June with top averages. Henry E. Gapen won the most votes and carried every precinct, reelected county attorney. several inches of snow covered the ground on election day.
Mallowe en was real rougt. The King's Daughters were organized.
A reflective column notes changing social norms amid violence and politics. It laments clergy shootings, urges work over poverty, and critiques public apathy while recalling past fashions and moral shifts. The piece ends by contrasting crude behavior with dignified dancing, suggesting cautious optimism.
Ickes News notes Mr and Mrs B W Eckert visiting DaltonFriday. Wilt Nunn assists Eckert. Geo Cavett Wayne travel to Bridgeport after week with ailing mother at the White home. Glen Yorn surprised Saturday with birthday party from Odette Ileen Morrow Ethel Gdill and Wayne Free. Mr and Mrs Lawrence Dicks and Miss ...
Sue Sheehan and the Worths plus Art and Dewey Draper visited BE L Weeds on Saturday. Sig Iverson had dinner with Al Morrows on Thursday. Mrs J MceNew of Bridgeport stayed with Ed and Mrs Morrow Wednesday and Thursday. Elmer Mayer and family came to Ed Morrows Thursday evening. W J Larson visited S W Eckert’s Sunday. The Miller and Eckert couples met Thursday evening with the Eckerts. Walter Wilson Lyle Wilson and Max Shinker spent Saturday at Frank White’s. Mrs Ed Morrow left Friday to visit Hannah Smith in Bayard. Miss Josephine Walsh visited her aunt Rose McNulty for several days. Miss Erma Morrow is ill. Mrs Ed Zorn and Grandma Freeburg joined lunch with Mrs Al Morrow Thursday. Art Dicks spent Friday and Saturday at Davison and Worths. Ford Smerritt stayed Monday night with John Davison.
A local column details events from Bunker Hill including a November 1 birth, quilting gatherings, and November 15 host plan. Social news covers Cash Scott and Curt Scott activities, neighbors visiting, and several autos to Sidney plus a heavy rainstorm aiding wheat. Church notes cover Christian, Lutheran, Presbyterian, and Methodist services with sermons, Bible studies, and plans for Thanksgiving observances led by Pastor Kilburn.
Maple Grove residents report dinners and visits at multiple homes including the Miles and Sharman households. Farmers Union meeting drew a crowd at W T Sharman’s with a December 14 follow up at W C Robbins’ place. Various neighborly visits and journeys to Sidney are noted, plus remarks on the Zulder Zee origin and a Valor quote attributed to Ben Jonson.
Sunday Masses at 7:30 and 1:30 a m with rosary and benediction at 7:30 p m Weekday Mass at 8:00 a m Rev Anton Link Christ Episcopal Church opens daily for prayer Holy Communion Sundays at 10 a m Church school 11 a m Morning prayer and sermon Rev Henry Ives United Lutheran Trinity English Lutheran Church Bible school 10 a m Worship 7:30 p m Sermon Our Talents Special choir music Choir rehearsal Fridays 7:15 p m Catechetical instruction Saturdays 1:00 p m Pastor W T KaHSE welcomes all to this faith community.
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