Program for Children’s Day at M. E. Church 1919
A 1919 church children’s day program lists invocations, recitations, pantomimes, songs, drills, and exercises led by students Leola Rogers Neva Hicks Vera Dykeman Frankie Ogard Nellie Brown Blanch Stanton Opal Warner Theodre Cavalli Rex Wagner Lillian Brady Thelma Colter Ada Brady Joce Smith and others. Includes readings, sermon in the woods, and a choir scene with a mix of solo and duet numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grigsby
Leola Rogers
Neva Hicks
Paul Bundy
Vera Dykeman
Frankie Ogard
Nellie Brown
Blanch Stanton
Opal Warner
Arvid Challberg
F. D. James
Allen Dyken
Thelma Colter
Ada Brady
Joce Smith
Ark Dykeman
SEXTORP BRIEFS FROM LOCAL NOTES
Mrs Hugh M Melxee of Boise Idaho returned home after a few days at the Louis Brott home. She was accompanied by Mrs Louis Brott and Harold Miss Gormley closed a successful term of school at Dist 62 Thursday. A program and ball game were given. Mrs Pearson and daughter Helen and Clarence and Esther Strandberg visited Sidney. Mr and Mrs Charles Johnson and son Gordon Mrs Victor Carlson and daughter Alice Oscar Redeen and Hilmer Carlson visited G N Bekert. Mix and Mrs C H MelXce and children visited Lois Brett. Mrs Victor Carlson and Oscar Reeden motored to Sidney. James Bckert spent Monday at Loren Dugger home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh M. Melxee
Boise
Idaho
Louis Brott
Harold
Gormley
Dist
Pearson
Helen
Clarence
Esther Strandberg
Sidney
Charles Johnson
Gordon
Victor Carlson
Alice
Oscar Redeen
Hilmer Carlson
G. N. Bekert
Mix
C. H. MelXce
Lois Brett
James Bckert
Loren Dugger
Mothers Day Invitation At The High Tent Theatre
A public notice invites mothers to a free evening at the high tent theater Tuesday night June 10. Actress Mabel Owen extends the invitation to all mothers of soldier boys with Ma. Story reserving best seats at no cost.
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Mabel Owen
Ma. Story
Pole cat envy cited as long before Germans gas attack
A fragment claims a pole cat conceived hatred toward an enemy well before German gas methods were used. The line suggests preemptive enmity rooted in past clashes, with no further context or corroborating details provided in the readable text.
Mickie Dreams Of A Newspaper Of Her Own
A speaker named Mickie tells readers she plans to own a newspaper someday. She emphasizes sticking to her chosen job and growing up with a firm resolve to publish her own paper, expressing confident aspirations.
Sidney social notes lift weekly visitors and farm chores
Sidney residents share visits across households including Velma, Roberta Rose, Klentz, Frankie, Vern Nelson, Morton Walsh, Joe Kremer, and others. Week shows several shopping trips, dinners, and neighborly calls amid a spell of rain beneficial to wheat.
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Velma
Roberta Rose
Kremer
J. Klentz
Frankie
Keineke
Vern Nelson
Rose Home
Durham
Mr. Kremer
Joe
Morton Walsh
Jim Mitchell
Lester Rose
Glassburn Ranch
J&. M. Rose
Sidney
Pitts
Gorman
Beale
Langley
Belle and Son
Potter
Jim Nelson
Pete Howe
Pentecost Services and Picnic at English Lutheran Church
English Lutheran Church schedules Sunday School at 10 and preaching at 11 with special Pentecost services and communion next Sunday. A Sunday School picnic is planned for June with the Lutheran church. All should attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Church
Community Association organized in county seat
The Sidney Enterprise reports a Community Association formed in the county seat on Wednesday evening with 53 members paid up for six months. The note calls the group a nice starter and congratulates Sidney and the Enterprise for their faithful effort to aid the town, praising the new blood in Sidney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Enterprise
Press agent Nye promotes Al G. Story Stock Co. in town
Mr. Nye, veteran press agent for the Al G. Story Stock Co., visited this week to boost the company. He has worked with the Portland Oregonian Boise Statesman and other western papers and has served as press agent for Birth of a Nation and the Hagenbach shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nye
al G. Story Stock Co
Portland Oregonian
Boise Statesman
West
Hagenbach
Exodus Foretold As Community Adopts Final Move
A column titled Wet and Dry Column declares an exodus from the community by month’s end. It predicts Merpt’s departure will be smaller and notes prominent citizens singing the old refrain We’ll be there, We’ll be there.
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Merpt
Cellar inspector jobs pursued with July start
Report notes two job applications for cellar inspection starting July 1 with revised measures. Mentions Munters license removal after July 1 for hunting and entertainment, including references to drinks and a drunken event with costs and a police presence.
Theft at Agwan Avenue Housetime Alarm
John Jones reports to police his Agwan Avenue home was entered at night. A pint and a half of whiskey and a pint of gin were stolen. Judge remarks on New Year 1920 news frequency of such thefts.
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John Jones
Agwan Avenue
Fragmented prompt about a family vault and glass of vile filth
A terse dialogue appears to hinge on a request for specifications for a family vault. One figure questions whether a glass of vile filth will quench thirst, prompting the other to hope that it will not. The exchange resembles a theatrical or symbolic vignette with cryptic tone.
Weather shifts after July first with heat and crop damage
Forecast anticipates warmer days starting after July first followed by drying heat that harms crops. The excerpt includes humorous vintage dialogue about liquor prices, Prohibition era attitudes, and quotes from the New York Evening Post and a Kentucky ratification remark.
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Barker Shop
Kincaid
the Barker Shop
Nebraska
M. E. Church
Pole Cat
Gassin
Mickie
English Lutheran Church
Munters
New York Livening Post
Kentucky
Judege
Pty
Bea
WBA Hike
Citizens State Bank
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