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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1924
Page
10
North Sidney and surrounding locals note visits and calls through the week. Grandson Harold Helden of Crete Nebraska was killed on a hunting trip last week. The community sees neighbors helping with threshing and cooking for threshers as visits occur at the Barnes and Nelson homes.
Bronson residents report visitors from Rye Colorado and Missouri. Earl Tolle shows off a new Overland with California winter top. The Damm family relocates to Missouri. Neighbors gather at Mrs. Thurstonson’s to thresh and share lunch. Fall Festival in Sidney draws crowds for two days as locals attend with families and friends.
Ada Taylor hosted a party for school children at her Sidney home last Friday with a taffy pull games and refreshments including ice cream and cake. Mrs H R Baumbach joined for supper Tuesday evening at the J H Wiker home with radio concert addresses. Neighbors surprised Mrs J A Connelly on her birthday October 14 with a jolly gathering and late refreshments. Mrs T M Munson of Long Beach Cal visited with her niece Mrs R C Jackson early this week. Funeral services for Mrs Charles Cords were held in Potter Tuesday afternoon.
Spring Canyon residents and neighbors share a week of shopping trips visits and family activities. Mr and Mrs M T Moore and children shopped in Sterling Glen McCall stayed with Dan Beede Monday Gus Sutter and son Willie visited John Speaker Monday evening A D Hilliard and family shopped Crook Tuesday Bud Megrue hauled hay for Milo Moore Charles Jones visited the Hilliard ranch near Sidney The T A met in Crook Wednesday evening Allie Brown bought chickens Clarence Beebe Roy English helped haul hay Mrs Ells Dunn visited Friday Little Thomas Moore was sick Dan Beebe and family shopped county seat Saturday Mrs Arthur McKelvey under doctor care a strong wind storm swept the community last Saturday A D Hilliard and family then toured Crook.
Local notes report Potter A J Ames returning Friday from Hastings. Several residents visit relatives in nearby towns, new teacher Violet Edelman joins the Dotter school, and funeral services for Nora Cords are noted. Mrs C A Cords’s death shocks the community as friends and relatives attend the services.
South Sund reports frequent visits and travels among residents. Mr and Mrs John Bahr drove to Crook Monday while their cattle herd grows to about two hundred. Families attend the Fall Festival in Sidney and plan a church pie social to fund a community Christmas. Members of the Willing Workers host a bazaar project and neighbors visit at various homes in Sund and Lodge Pole.
Dr. T Cline and his family from Jnver visited Sidney for the fall festival Saturday night. Mrs Une, a niece of Mr Hilliard, and Mrs Gus Sutter called at Luu Kler's Sunday. Charles Morton and family visited M T Moore, Ray Sheffield had Sunday dinner at Gus Sutter's, and Moore began harvesting his large potato crop on Saturday.
Sympathy pours out to the sorrowing family in this hour of sadness as relatives including her devoted husband and parents grieve a loss. Five brothers and two sisters are named among the survivors amid a brief church message from Rev Stocwn5.
Mrs Arnest Bonser spent Monday with Mrs George WeCrackem in a social update noting Thursday evening plans for James Vacik.
Families attended the Festival at Sidney despite wind while many suffer colds. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Miles visited Sunol, and Mrs. A. A. Fenske and Ruth went to Denver. Naomi and Junior stayed with grandmother Mrs. E. L. Booth. A baby girl born to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Vavlat but died shortly after. A baby boy named Ronald Allen born to Mr. and Mrs. Terry. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Smith of Lodge Pole visited Henry Pavlat. Miss Hunter and Miss Kabl visited as well.
Thursday night with Miss Boggs, Firth Booth and Lee Howard, a group killed 19 rattlesnakes near the Booth ranch last week. Tlenry Pavint and sop John drove to Lodge Dole Thursday evening. Miss Cecil Boggs spent last weekend in Sterling, Colorado. Aliss Norton visited Julesburg friends during the past week.
Causes of earthquakes are debated among scientists. Tremors may stem from mine blasts cave collapses rock slips or other earth movements but these do not fully explain the major shocks. The relation between earthquakes and volcanic activity remains unclear with neither clearly proven as cause or effect.
Andrew Perne is noted for shifting his religious allegiance across four reigns. He served as Catholic under Henry VII, Protestant under Edward VI, Catholic again under Mary, and Protestant once more under Elizabeth, illustrating the era’s volatile religious landscape.
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