Mrs Radcliffs Lunch Party Celebrates Tekamah Guest
Mrs C B Radcliff hosted a one o clock luncheon at her home Friday afternoon in honor of her husband's sister Mrs Gordon Folsom Bryant of Tekamah Nebraska. Nine bridge tables followed with prizes awarded to Mrs Van Brunt first Mrs Anna Hart second and Mrs Bryant guest prize.
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C. 8. Radcliff
Gordon Folsom Bryant
Tekamah
Nebraska
van Brunt
Anna Hart
Bryant
Fortnightly Club Hosts Jolly Evening at War ren Home
The Fortnightly Club met last Friday for a delightful evening at Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Warren’s home. Sixteen members and guests from the neighborhood enjoyed dinner at seven and music by the hostess and Mr. Edison. Attending were the host and hostess and Messrs. and Mesdames Phelps Uptegrove G V Doran West Barger Witham and Pettibone.
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A. E. Warren
Edison
Messrs
Reception Tonight For Pastor Bennett Return And New Members
A Methodist parish hosts a reception at the parlors to honor the pastor Reverend Bennett on his return from conference and to welcome new members. A musical and speaking program is planned with refreshments prepared by the church ladies, and all are invited regardless of church membership.
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Bennett
Warm Welcome Home Reverend Father Anton Link
Reverend Father Anton Link received a homecoming reception at the Academy last Thursday evening. A large crowd, led by Hubert Pierson of the academy high school, welcomed him back from distant Germany with warm words and a substantial purse from the congregation as a sign of love and esteem. The event featured a church feast prepared by the ladies and informal speaking, and was well attended and joyous.
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Anton Link
Academy Assembly
Germany
Hubert Pierson
Academy High School
J. L. McIntosh
Golf Notes On Club Championship Semi Finals
The 1921 club championship play advances rapidly with Ray E Witham and Henry G Hannen in the semi finals. They will face the winners of Peran-Dedrich and McIntosh-Buckner. The semi finals and sidelights are set as 36 hole matches with Fine Dr Mantor and Roy Kratz as judges and scorers.
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Ray E. Witham
Henry G. Hanpen
McIntosh-Buckner
Con Fine
Dr. Mantor
Roy Kratz
Busy Rebeccas Lodge Meeting Draws Large Attendance
The Rebecca Lodge held a Wednesday night gathering noted for friendly fellowship and fraternal soundness. Members engaged in work then enjoyed refreshments together.
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Rebecca Lodge
B D Club Hosts Kensington at Mrs McCleneghan Home
The B D Club enjoyed a Kensington at Mrs McCleneghan's home last Friday afternoon. A two course luncheon was served after a busy afternoon with needles and bright conversation.
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B. D. Club
Kensington
Christian Ladies Luncheon Hosts At Church Social
Mrs Tom Antrim and Mrs RR M Adams led a Christian church luncheon on Wednesday. They assisted by other ladies and hosted an afternoon of pleasant sociability for church members and guests.
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Tom Antrim
RR. M. Adams
Christian Church
Hallowe'en Party Planned by St Martha's Guild
The Hallowe en Affair at St Martha's Guild of the Episcopal church announces a splendid party for October 31. The entire town is invited to join in the celebration with games and festivities.
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St. Martha’s Guild of the Episcopal Church
Jolly Affair at Hardy's Ball Room Christmas Stunts and Booths
Invitation to Hardy's ball room for a festive event featuring seasonal eats and various merry stunts with booths offering items to buy for Christmas. Watch for further details.
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Ing
Hardy
Luncheon and Bridge Tease for Mrs Uptegrove Guests
Mrs Uptegrove entertained Wednesday afternoon with a dainty luncheon at one. The event featured a four-table bridge session where Mrs Bryant and Mrs Kepler scored high and second, earning honors as the company enjoyed several brilliant players.
Mrs McIntosh Hosts Dinner for Mrs Bryant at Pacific Hotel
Mrs J L McIntosh gave a dinner Thursday evening at the Pacific hotel in compliment to Mrs Gordon Folsom Bryant with covers for thirty five. Automotives conveyed guests to the McIntosh home afterward where eight bridge tables waited under sparkling lights. Each guest left with a sense of the delightful hospitality for which Mrs McIntosh is noted.
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J. L. McIntosh
Pacific Hotel
Gordon Folsom Bryant
McIntosh
Campfire Girls Trail a Dike Hike to Camp
Three senior Campfire Girls left at seven in the morning to blaze a four mile dike trail. They marked the route with red paper markers, hiked across moor and fen to a sheltered sand pit camp, cooked a meal, and returned by eight thirty. They have held five meetings including a ceremonial one. The account extols the girls and their hiking attire.
Turned Clock Back At New Idea Club Party
Mrs Will Riggs hosted a Saturday afternoon gathering at her home for cousin Mrs Rose Morgan of New York City. The event titled a kid party saw the sedate matrons revert to youthful play with pigtails and freckles. Refreshments were rich for young stomachs, and some details were not provided for length.
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Will Riggs
New Idea Club
Rose Morgan
New York City
King's Daughters Enjoy Royal Evening Luncheon
The King's Daughters were happily entertained by Mrs. McCleneghan last Monday night and enjoyed their luncheon greatly at the close of an earnest business session.
Club Year Opens With Reception
The B M 8 C G club year began with a Tuesday afternoon meeting at secretary Mrs A E Phelps home. Members approved plans for the Carnegie basement club rooms to serve as a meeting and entertainment space, marking a return to use of the space for the women’s club. New members included most of the local teachers. A short program featured Mrs Witham and Mrs Leidendorfer singing, and Mrs Gordon Folsom Bryant recited. Refreshments followed. Next meeting covers Home Economics with host Mrs West and topics on meat substitutes and family budget.
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A. E. Phelps
Carnegie
Red Cross
Witham
Leibendorfer
Gordon Folsom Bryant
McNish
Barger
Pitman
West
Pettibone
Hornaday
Miss Myers
Missionary Society Meeting Led by Mrs Sherman
The Missionary Society will meet with Mrs. N. N. Sherman on Thursday October 18 at 2 30. Mrs. J L Daniels and Mrs. C W Zike assist. Leader is Mrs. J B Wolfe with a program including devotional music Bible study and talks on topics from Edison to missionary work. All members urged to attend.
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the Missionary Society
N. N. Sherman
J. L. Daniels
C. W. Zike
J. 8. Wolfe
A. T. Hiett
Edison
India
E. Wilson
Griswold
E. Hiett
Dunking
Thos. Antrim
R. E. L. Jackson
Disney
Edw. Furer
Wm. Carey
E. V. Hieet
Report of Month's Work to Red Cross
The Home Service Secretary employed by Cheyenne County for September reports weekly venues: Mondays at Potter, Tuesdays at Lodgepole, Wednesdays at Dalton, and the last three days at Sidney. The 7th, 6th and 7th.
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Home Service
Cheyenne County
Potter
Lodgepole
Dalton
Sidney
Red Cross Report Cheyenne County Summary
A Cheyenne County Red Cross report credits cooperation with the American Legion for county relief work. It lists totals for compensation cases, certificates of disability, letters on case, victory medals, allowances, medical and funeral reimbursements, travel applications, vocational training intentions, discharge corrections, and clothing applications. The county aims to expand work, focusing especially on compensation cases.
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Potter
Dalton
Eevens Gubley
Enateehd Agnus Eeeee
Eerenes
Corres Asrens Sunol
Arn Sei
Eee Aeeonue Srpeeve
Ex service men urged to report at distant towns
Sunol ex service men were urged to report at Lodgepole or Sidney causing hardship and a less favorable outlook than in other towns. The record notes compensation and relief cases, transients, and victory medal applications with references to Alberta June Outhouse, ex-secretary.
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Sunol
Lodgepole
Sidney
Cheyenne
Forty Hours Devotion at St Patrick's Church Opens
The forty hours adoration begins Sunday at St Patrick's Church with high mass at 9 30 and public adoration of the Blessed Sacrament. Special evening devotions with rosary sermon and benediction are planned for Sunday Monday and Tuesday at 7 30 p m. High mass is also at 9 a m on Monday and Tuesday. Tuesday marks the solemn closing with many out of town priests expected to assist the loyal pastor during these three days. Everyone is invited to share in these blessings.
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St. Patrick’s Curch
St. Patrick’s Church
United Relief Association campaign in Columbus Nebraska
The United Relief Association organized in Columbus Nebraska last year for winter distress relief prepares its annual drive. The Delphian Society oversees funds with cooperation from the Girls Friendly Society the Chamber of Commerce and 29 fraternal organizations each with a director representative.
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United Relief Association
Columbus
Nebraska
Delphian Society
Girls’ Friendly Society
Chamber of Commerce
Twenty seven years celebration for Mr and Mrs Willis
Twenty seven years of marriage were celebrated by Mrs Sol Willis and her husband on September 20 in a surprise gathering. Close friends attended including Mr and Mrs Minken and family Mr and Mrs W J Willis Mr and Mrs Patrowsky and family Mrs Early wine from Chadron Mr and Mrs Chambers and two children Mrs Curtis and children Mr and Mrs Short and baby Mr and Mrs Sherman and son Miss Carrie Roth Mrs Daly Miss Alice Carlson Miss Myrtle Lager Mrs Chas Roth and children Arthur and Ernest Knuffke Mr and Mrs Mc Mullen.
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Sol Willis
Willis
Minken
W. J. Willis
Patrowsky
Earlywine
Chadron
Chambers
Curtis
Mrs. Short
Sherman
Carrie Roth
Daly
Alice Carlson
Myrtle Lager
Chas. Roth
Arthur
Ernest Knuffke
McMullen
Reisdorfs Welcome Family and Friends for Winter Visit
The James Reisdorf home hosts guests including Mrs Thelan who returned from Elm Creek to assist sick relatives and plans a winter in San Diego. Mr and Mrs Frank Thelan arrive after a 5000 mile drive to the western coast and north, and will spend the winter in Denver.
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James Reisdorf
Reisdorf
Thelan
Elm Creek
San Diego
California
Frank Thelan
Denver
Disease Strikes Cattle Across County Farm Losses Rise
County Agent Scott reports twenty five to thirty cattle deaths this week on several farms. Charlie Anderson in Lodgepole Valley west lost six cows in twenty four hours. Cattle feed care advised, especially corn stalks, though not all cases linked to stalk access. Two cases of blackleg found. vaccination urged. State department to assist. farmers urged to watch for adverse conditions.
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Scott
Charlie Anderson
Lodgepole Valley West
Mr. Scott
State Department
John T McIntosh Named Internal Revenue Collector
Mr and Mrs John T McIntosh and daughter Jean visited Omaha with Mrs McIntosh and daughter returning home Tuesday. McIntosh plans to stay in Omaha to receive an outline of duties for his new role as Internal Revenue Collector based at Sidney. He is regarded as an esteemed accountant and longtime former Sidney postmaster.
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John T. McIntosh
Jean
Omaha
Schools Irritate Kids Over Three Day Vacation
Local youngsters express frustration as three days off are used for a county institute. They say teachers’ plan hurts students and demand change.
County Agent Notes Warn of animal disease in county
County Agent Scott,忙 busy and limited time, reports two cases of blackleg and one case of chicken cholera in the county. He urges stockmen to watch closely while the monthly bulletin is distributed with farming tips. Poultry demonstrator T. C. Old will visit October 12 and 18.
Mrs Mack Radcliff Returns Home From Coast
Mrs Mack Radcliff came back last Friday from a summer on the Pacific coast mainly in Seattle. She is improved in health but still weak and not ready to resume her community duties in old Sidney.
Ruined Crops Move In By Hundreds Of Carloads
The ruined crops arrive in hundreds of carloads and every elevator feels its cars almost heavier than it can bear as reported by the Minneapolis Journal.
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Minneapolis Journal
Hay tastes and jazz price bias noted by farmers
An Economist asks about hay prices, Farmer Corn notes taste varies. He remarks Josh prefers a cheap 50 cent jazz record over the costliest grand opera on the phonograph.
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Farmer Corn Toseel
Josh
Presbyterian Circle Meeting Notice at Church
The Presbyterian Circle will hold its meeting at the church on Thursday afternoon October 13. All members are requested to be present.
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Presbyterian Circle
Sunol Woman's Club Hears Wedding News
The Sunol Woman's Club met October 5 with Mrs. C. G. Hutchins. Members read quotes from James Whitcomb Riley and learned of the engagement of Mrs. Warren to Mr. Andrew Englert. A luncheon preceded congratulations as the group then repaired to town. The next meeting will be with Mrs. John Newton.
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Sunol Woman's Club
C. G. Hutchins
James Whitcout Riley
Warren
Andrew Englert
John Newton
Red Cross announces nurse Pearl Pope to join county service
The public notice states nurse Pearl Pope will arrive around November 3 to begin duties in the county. She will teach health instructions in public schools and perform other nursing duties, bringing training from Army and Navy Nurses Training School in San Francisco and a postgraduate course at Ann Arbor.
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Miss Pearl Pope
Miss Pope
Army and Navy Nurses Training School
San Francisco
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Radcliff
Golf Notes
B. D
Christian
Hallowe'en Affair
Mrs. McIntosh
Campfire
Missionary Society
Allance
American Legion
Reisdorfs
John T.mcintosh Revenue
County Institute
T. C. Old
Sunol Woman’s Club
Hink’s
Oxford
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