Trail Notes and Notices From the Central Desk
A compact readers page lists editor roles and staff notes including personal items and convocation updates. Mentions music box humor and sunny-side adviser, with Eastward notes and central grade remarks.
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1929
Page
6
A compact readers page lists editor roles and staff notes including personal items and convocation updates. Mentions music box humor and sunny-side adviser, with Eastward notes and central grade remarks.
The junior high operetta Hearts and Blossoms by Stultz is set for Friday April 5. Mrs Manning and her daughters June and Marie visit the south to marry, with the daughters plotting to keep her there. a lively cast and chorus rounds out the tale featuring Mrs Manning Lillian Martin June Catherine Jones Marie Joan Bicknell and others.
The Central ward kindergarten hosted an Easter party on Friday afternoon. Patricia Lee Martin brought duck and rabbit shaped cookies. The second grade performed The Easter Rabbit and children hunted chocolate eggs. Buell Kilkerson joined seventh grade, and Miss Brickner spent Easter in Denver. The eighth grade prepares an operetta Hearts and Blossoms to be staged at the USA Theatre on Friday April 5 at eight o'clock.
Marie Hehnke received a gold star on the spelling roll of honor. Silver star recipients include Dorothy Daggett Edward Furer Glenn Hedgecock Lloyd Johnson Helen Jones Elvira Martin Douglas McManus Leroy Schamp Dorothy Thompson Ralph Witters Doris Fisher and Lucille Hardy.
Convocation dismissed classes Thursday to view a Bell Telephone show in the Smith-Hughes building. The 50 year history and modern equipment were presented clearly. Friday featured P Cunningham and two young ladies demonstrating long distance calling with a large exchange board to illustrate switching procedures.
Gladys Ellsworth missed school Monday due to illness. Bill Jordan spent the weekend in North Platte. Franklin Barger and Byron Leonard returned to Denver after spring vacation with relatives in Sidney. Franklin and Byron attend East Denver High. Miss Fitzsimons enjoyed an Easter vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Fitzsimons, of Hebron, who were in Sidney Saturday and Sunday.
The western Nebraska commercial contest at Gering on March 29 saw Sidney entrants in bookkeeping, shorthand, three typing divisions and spelling. Helen Doran placed first in spelling while Glenis Pearson tied for fourth in typing. Bridgeport won first in bookkeeping with Kenneth Johnson taking second for Sidney. results in short hands and typing were not yet received.
The Quill Society met Wednesday night March 29 with Loretta Osborn leading the program on drama. Hester Null spoke on Richard Sheridan and other talks covered plays and play production. Plans for the Quill magazine publication were discussed.
Elizabeth Harr, a senior, was absent part of the week due to illness. Estella Smith missed last week because of her mother's illness. Irene Miller was absent Monday. Marie Tank, a Sidney High graduate now at Kearney, and her sister Loretta visited school Thursday.
The senior girls won the final against the juniors to cap the tournament. Earlier rounds saw the juniors defeat freshmen 7 to 17 and seniors defeat sophomores 6 to 20, with the seniors pulling ahead at halftime before a late junior rally tied the game and the seniors finished 12 to 15.
Mr and Mrs L P Houge hosted a breakfast last Tuesday at R W Johnson s with a turnout including Mr and Mrs Will Hecker and sons Mr and Mrs Lee Johnson Mr and Mrs W T Sharman and sons and Mr and Mrs Ed Miles and children among those attending the surprise event.
Community members attended multiple visits and meals through the week. Parties and dinners featured the Johnson, Wallace, Sharman, Irwin, Nightengale, Miles, and Deaver families among others. Easter Sunday activities included church programs and dinners at several homes with grandchildren present.
Ethel Klentz underwent an appendectomy at Taylor hospital last Thursday evening and is progressing well. Harold Thompson of Chadron visited H J Hammond’s home. Mr. and Mrs Louis Scheer called on Henry Kragel in Grand Prairie. Eileen Livingston missed school briefly due to illness. The Burris family, the Ander sons, the Sprenger and Lingwall households, and other Sidney residents made calls and shopped around town, with visits at the Taylor hospital and poultry talks at the courthouse.
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