Obituary James Franklin Worden Remains Laid to Rest
James Franklin Worden born in Seneca County New York on December 1, 1st era died at his Sidney Nebraska home on Monday morning October 1. He married Margaret Snyder March 1, 1860, and they lived in Sidney for decades. Survived by wife Margaret two sons Ernest and Henry four grandchildren and many friends. Funeral at the Methodist church with Odd Fellows, Masons and friends in attendance. Interment at Green Lawn. Worden worked for the Union Pacific railroad and was known as a kind, sociable man with strong family ties. The service was led by Reverend L. E. Lewis amid comforting scripture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Franklin Worden
Seneca County
New York
Nidney
Nebraska
Mr Worden
New York State
Margaret Snyder
Ernest
Henry
Oo Mroe
Worden
Methodist
Ist
Odd Wellows
Thurstiy
Tho
B.S
Odd
AL KO Greene
S C Bixby
C. d. Hellwig
Carl Dearman
Frank Ackerman
Oscar Harris
Mas. Scanton
Griffith
Schroeder
Wilnes
Morgan
Knox
L. E Lewis
Greenlawn
Pleasant Valley Community Hears News And Death in Week
A Pleasant Valley note page reports Mrs Ervie Simpson feeling better yet and a large crowd attending a bow supper at Suey Slope school. Manley Lee died Sunday. Tre leaves to bottom his sudden departure and many relatives mourn him. Several families visit others, teaching and visiting across the district. The piece closes urging advertisement in the Telegraph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ervie Simpson
Bo Simpson
Suey Slope
Mbert Jelinek
Elineh Wilson
G@ W Botser
Manley Lee
al- Hoss Heorgme
Mary
Hoh
Crook
Colorado
Tre
Esse Louderbach
Olson Chambers Wedding Seals 1918 Sid ney Union
Oscar Alpin Olson son of Nels Olson of Sidney wed Eunice Viola Chambers daughter of Judge C. I. Chambers at the bride’s home. The ceremony was on Wednesday October 2 1918 at 11 am conducted by Rev L Lewis M E church. They left on No 19 for a Californian honeymoon of a month before Olson ships out for the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Alpin Olson
Nels Olson
Sidney
Eunice Viola Chambers
C. I. Chambers
Rev. L. Lewis
M. E
Notice of Hearing on Petition for Determination of Heirship
Estate No. 212 of Mary O Hyde deceased in Cheyenne County Nebraska. Christina Olander petitions in County Court at Sidney on November 9 1918 at 10 am to determine heirs and declare Christina owner in fee of Mary Hyde real estate described as the E 1/2 of the SW 1/4 Section 30 Township 15 North Range 52 West in Cheyenne County containing 100.80 acres. Heirs listed include Laura L Wyde. No Nebraska administration has been filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary O Hyde
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Christina Olunder
Mary
Hyde
Pueblo County
Colorado
State of
Towit
Laura L. Wyde
Sidney
CP. Chambers
Hearing Order in Estate of Frederick A Gapen Nebraska
In Cheyenne County County Court the petition of Taura A Butler and Mabel Doran requests administration of the estate of Frederick A Gapen be granted to Henry S Gapen as administrator. The hearing is set for October 21, 1918 at 10:00 a.m. all interested persons may appear and show cause why the prayer should not be granted. Notice will be published in The Helograph for three weeks prior to the hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Cheyenne County
Frederick A. Gapen
Taura A. Butler
Mabel Doran
Henry 5. Gapen
A. D
Gc. BP. Coambers
War Worker Charlotte Eldridge Engages Top Executives
Ars Charlotte Eldridge of New York, visiting Washington last spring, expanded her war effort by singing in camps and supporting Liberty Loan drives. She now serves in the United States Public Service Reserve, focusing on securing the services of the country’s top executives and placing them in government departments and bureaus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ars
Charlotte Eldridge
New York
Washington
Liberty Loan War
United States Public Service Reserve
Great Liberty Loan Drive Opens Across Nation
New York reports two subscriptions totaling 55 million dollars as the fourth Liberty loan campaign begins. Chicago records 3.65 million in the first hour and 236 thousand per minute later. Officials expect the total to be oversubscribed, amid widespread enthusiasm as Americans back bonds to support troops in France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
Washington
America
Treasury Department
France
Bulgaria
Federal Reserve
Liberty Fonds
Treasury
Geraldine Furrer
Marine Band
Taft
Answet
Chicago Fund
East
Federal Reserve District Committee
25 Miners Killed in Royalton Coal Mine Blast
Murphysboro Sept 30 Twenty five men are reported dead after an explosion in the north mine of the Franklin Coal and Coke Company at Royalton Wisconsin The fatalities include the superintendent and general manager of the mine and the disaster has stunned local mining communities across the region.
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James FO Worden
Pleasant Valley
Olson—Chambers
Louis Mann
Giersdorf Company
Tobin Opera House
Vath
Barris & Ewing
Nation
H. McPadden
Chrisomas
Office of the Telegraph
Ernest Stull
R M Adams, Sidney
Nebr
S A. Selmitt Implement Co
OfPr
The
Telegraph
Salis
Cr Essig
Ford
Uta Bargain
Express Bods Allon
Osborn
Alsa
Vulcanigzer
Pultz
Joln Papel
Bronson
al A. Ahlman
Pal Paltz
P.O. Hex
Hink’s
Roy Taylor
A. A. Ahlman
Avery
Sarah Donelson
Marquette
SS. IN
Schmitt Smplement Co
Farios
Studt & Hink
Hink
Indy
CVP
Chambers Ranch
Damigges
R. Lovall
Novwice
Chas, Trognlez
Jones School House
J. A. Sparks
Morrow’s
Fred W. Stuht
Satlie
J. W. Harder
Studebaker
Fred Stuht
Bromwell & Kinney
Flour City
John Teere
Titman Taylor
John Deere
H. W. Doran
Bentley Land Company
Neb
C. M. Hadley
A. B. A. Oil Co
Lincoln Saes
Doran
Osborn Garage
Virgil Marsh
W. M. Kimpston
Neubauer Bldg
Seret
Arthur G Gt. Uy
Lois Meredith
Empey
James Morrison
Royalton, Il
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