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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1922
Page
14
Dalton boosters entertained with band music. Mrs. A. J. Withers celebrated a golden wedding with seven children present. Many locals attended Legion Auxiliary events, birthdays, and visits from relatives. Several residents travelled to Denver or Council Bluffs, and telescope bowel surgery was scheduled for a Lodgepole boy.
The Delineator states that a healthy infant typically gains six ounces weekly in the first five months and four ounces weekly for the next three to four months. A birth weight of seven and a half pounds would reach about fifteen pounds at five months and about nineteen pounds at nine months. Regular weekly weight records are essential to judge progress, and deviation from the average suggests checking feeding method or seeking medical advice.
Bunker Hill Glen Bales and son Kenneth traveled to Sidney midweek. The B H Co met with Mrs. Wm Borcher after noon. Luncheon was served. October 4 gathering planned with Mrs. Walter Happel and Mrs. John Engel. Multiple local residents attended events in Sidney, visits to farms, dancing, and a Walter Happel sale drawn from weekend activities.
Miss Mary Ward of Bayard spent the week end with her sister Margaret Ward. Mrs Frank White drove to Dalton Friday. Mr and Mrs Ike Walker and Mrs Atwell and daughter Evelyn of Bridgeport visited Frank White Friday evening. Colman Jria and Donald Kreader spent Saturday at Walshe. Agnes Walsh is improving after illness. Sam Eckeré and children visited Will Muhr in Bridgeport. Mrs J C Shannon and children stayed with her mother Mrs Iverson in Dalton. Loretta Osborn stayed with Ethel Guill, Thelma Zorn visited Dorothy Iverson in Dalton. W P Wilson and nieces Ruth and Vern Shinker returned from three weeks in the eastern part of the state. Jack Fisher and daughter Tillian visited Mowrer's. George Worth helping Paul Weible with his car. John Ehninger and children from Hooper Neb spent days with J C Kreader. Oberman and son of Snyder Neb spent Monday with J M Kreader. Gene Thompson Frank Mintkin Clara and Maude Laing dined with R J Wallick. Chas Meyers dined with Chas Neiman family. Ed Zorn, Oscar Freeburg, Mrs Reed and Dorothy Iverson visited Ed Hinkle. R H Miller and W E Larson visited Will Slotfort. Leonard Freeburg visited Feltmans. L B Gineau was Sunday guest at EB Osborn.
An engineering curliery notes a unique pipe arch bridge over the Stidbers river in this country, claimed to be the only parallel in Europe. The eighty foot span carries Boston's water supply with a seven and a half inch diameter steel pipe rising five and a half feet above the center. Abutments bear heavy pressure when filled, resisted by a concrete mass forty feet thick behind each abutment. A hand raised foot bridge runs across the curved top, and the pipe arch steel has a thickness of five eighths inch.
Center teachers were supper guests at the M F Webster home. Gurley Ladies Aid hosted Center Ladies Aid at the M E church with lunch and a fine time. Numerous local families visited, hosted dinners, and attended a farewell dance for the Journey family at the GC A Hill home. A newborn daughter arrived to Mr and Mrs Pete Hinke. many relatives shared Sunday dinners and calls across multiple homes.
Maple Grove news records visits and gatherings among locals. Elden Cooley, Johnson families, Sharman, Miles, Jorgenson, Irwin, Junker, Christensen, Journey, and others are noted at various homes and events from Wednesday to Saturday. Watermelons shared, dances attended, and health updates appear among repeated neighborly visits.
Mrs Lloyd Yowell returned home on Friday September 15 from a visit at Belleville Kansas. Russell Flanery and Leverette Payzant attended their Sunday school.
Last Friday party at Marvin Hiett’s Mr Vernets mention of a rattlesnake killed by a 15 rattle tone. Mr and Mrs Payzant host Miss Clara Bower with Bewah Manery. Mr and Mrs Thomas attend Lorenzo closing out sale. Mrs Henry Yowell and children visit Salina Kansas relatives. Richard and Orville Brooks of Sidney visit Leverett Paymant. Mrs Herman Hiett visits Mrs Harland. Effie Fulton works for Mrs Uptegrove. Maude Wood visits with H Barl Wood and family. Payzant entertains H H C members Oct 5. Fosters dine with Flanerys. Thomas family visit Blankeys on North Divide. Earl Wood, Ralph Harland threshing. Herman Hiett to thresh this week. Mrs Hikner and mother visit Payzant home.
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