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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1930
Page
7
Grand Prairie announces the birth of a baby girl to Mr. and Mrs. Will Frerichs on Wednesday September 10. Both mother and infant are reported doing well. The article lists numerous local residents who attended various social events and visits across nearby towns and farms, reflecting a busy community scene.
Mrs Frances Knox arrived from Sidney for an extended visit with Mrs Nellie Lehmkuhl last week. Leo Degenhart and family and Charles Hafer and families attended a Sidney movie and ball game Sunday. Howard Miller and family of Potter spent Sunday with his parents Mr and Mrs R F Miller. Ira Bennett and family moved from the Barlow rental to the R N A building Saturday. Bert Jones and his mother moved into the Barlow house Saturday. Mrs Nellie E Petteys entertained at dinner Wednesday evening for Mrs Lulu McDanial.
The report lists numerous visitors and departures, including Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Barlow, Marion Ruth, Frances Minshall, and Mrs. Clara McDaniel as house guests. Mary Cunningham travels to Sterling to visit Lawson’s family before Denver, with several others heading to Des Moines, Oklahoma City, Phoenix, and Haxtun for visits and business. Community groups met, with the American Legion auxiliary and intercounty Women’s club convention noting program highlights and upcoming officer elections.
A fragment notes how advertising converted a poisonous weed from a coffin wall into a throat lozenge. It reflects on fluid religious life needing a container, and how cracked the church may be yet serves this purpose. The quote attributes these ideas to John Andrew Holmes.
A concise reflection on nature, gratitude, and paradox. The speaker notes some blame nature for roses having thorns, while they thank it for the beauty alongside the pain, inviting a balanced view of life’s flaws and blessings.
Boxwood was specially consecrated by the Greeks to Pluto the guardian of evergreen trees seen as a symbol of life continuing through winter and in infernal regions and the other world.
The surnames Gough Gow LeGoff Lefebvre Lefevre Faber Schmidt and their variants across Ireland Scotland Brittany France Germany are explained as equivalents to the English surname Smith, illustrating a common occupational origin.
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