Five drunks fined in police court
The police court issued fines to five drunken individuals, each payment to be arranged separately as the matter is being worked out.
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1916
Page
6
The police court issued fines to five drunken individuals, each payment to be arranged separately as the matter is being worked out.
A reader notes the constituency remains orderly and focused on work with no notable diversions or disruptions. The statement emphasizes quiet civic life and adherence to norms.
Victor Carlstrom of the Atlantic coast aeronautical station flew 631 miles in eight hours and forty minutes aboard a Curtis twin motor land and water machine, a new world record for distance traveled with a passenger. Grandmother kills child and herself in Rowellen Tennessee, a mother about to take child away. Mrs Callanan commits suicide after cutting the child’s throat. W W Bryan plans September return to Lincoln to rest then resume campaigning for Wilson and the Democratic party.
Mrs Upfex hosted a Saturday afternoon fashion tour and a sister’s honor event with Miss Wime of Lincoln, Miss Harriet Radeff winning a “Sa” game. Mrs Carl Jones entertained on Tuesday, Miss Kime of Lincoln attended, and Miss Martha Greenlee won a prize at a 600-point game. A birthday surprise for Mia Gates drew 20 friends. a Cameo brooch was given. Out-of-town guest Mrs J Hayes of Chaypell joined. Catherine Treinen received a welcome party at Mrs Worden’s home. A witty basket gift accompanied a bridal seating at Worden’s gathering. Friday’s luncheon added to the week’s social scene, while Mrs Trogal’s Sunday school class enjoyed swimming and a hearty meal.
A ten day local tennis event continues amid rain and mud with pairs Doran and Bixby, Medlock and Braham, Brown and Wille, Uptegrove Sitler, and Martin Greenlee progressing. Medlock and Graham are eliminated by Martin and Greenlee, who now face each other for the championship as fourteen players have fallen to them.
P McGinnis of Kimball spent part of Tuesday here with his daughter Mrs Carl Trognitz and then proceeded to Denver. He has just recovered from a severe illness.
Sunday mass at 9 followed by an evening service at 7 30. Instruction class held each Saturday at 2 on the clock for clock watchers and parishioners.
Danish Lutheran Church south of Potter advertises Bible class and Sunday School at 10 30. Services at 11 on the first three Sundays each month. Young People’s Society and family meetings scheduled on the Sundays in the afternoon. Ladies’ Society meets every second Sunday. All Scandinavians welcome pastor Chilifolce Danlah Evangel Lutheran.
Sunday morning worship and Bible school at 11 49 a m prompt with Lord's Supper. Junior Endeavor at 3 p m AST inviting all children. Special music by Mr Dantas and singing. Sunday evening September 8th 1016 preaching at 8 p m. All warmly welcome.
Sunday School at 10:00 Communion and reception of new members at 11:00 The newly finished church to be used for the first time this Sunday Rededication planned for September 17 services morning and evening attendance urged with guests from Chicago and York Nebr Grace Lutheran Church Garley Nebr Rev W Donaldbon pastor three services September 10 dedications and dinner planned plus others from Weyerts and Center notices for Priscilla Club Doreas Society and Methodist services in Sidney
A damaged parcel of notes reports a parish service at St Patrick's with a sermon at three PM and non Catholic attendees. It mentions Miss Mayne O Mune’s Montana marriage and a lengthy recital of local kin visiting, plus an advertisement for Hollieter's Macky Mountain Ten and a drug company promotion.
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