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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1926

Page

11

Saxophone champion Harry Gosch rises with Flanagan troupe

In Omaha Tom Brown conducts a middlewest saxophone contest won by Harry Gosch of Father Flanagan's Boys' Home. Harry, once a trouping trumpeter, becomes band master and earns fame as the troupe tours the Midwest. Sidney performances are set for April 21 at the U S A theatre with two shows to children and adults respectively. The program, polished by Dan Desidlunes, is promoted as the greatest boys' show on earth. Father Flanagan's home feeds shelters and educates homeless boys regardless of race, color or creed.

E. J. Flanaghan Father Flannaghan Omaha Harry Gosch Father Flannagan Tom Brown Middlewest Father Flanagan Harry Sidney U.S. A Dan Desidlunes

Local Happenings and Visits Around Sidney

Mrs W T Tate leaves for Sidney to visit daughter Alice Dolan while John Fraass returns to county road work after a weeks illness from a tourist accident. Numerous residents from Chappell and Sidney share meals and visits. clubs held events, Easter services and gatherings at M W A hall, church basements, and at homes. a Sunshine club dinner netted about 60 dollars for Goodview school lighting. Royal Neighbors initiated a candidate and planned a chicken dinner. several families traveled for short visits and shopping in Sidney. a Freshman class party and chaperoned social followed by refreshments.

W. T. Tate Sidney Alice Dolan John Fraass KP. HL. Barrett W.E. Tate Oscar Meyer D. Moorhead Harold Rowan Dalton Bates Flod. Tearlow A. G. Miller J .C. Wotle Goodview A. G. McCormick Everett Davis Chappell JL. R. Barlow Womans Foreign Missionary Society Mars A. C. Petersen Tadies Aid L. R. Barlow Wm. Goettsche Bertha Dykeman Tom Howerter Woodman Hall Mesdames Bates Groshart Fish Leo Braird Ovid Harley Simkins Mr. Brox Mrs. Church Mulford Fred Jacobs J. J. Lingle J. B. Grebe Portland Ore Harve Lindley Justine Graul Los Angeles J. S. Winston G. M. Brox HL. Goettsche North Platte George I. Graves Wortland Jean Jewett Lersinger Mark Hafer Wyral

Local notes cover weddings, elections and events in Lowell

Mrs Hattie Johnson visits niece Nellie Petteys in Lowell after visiting Lem Rice in Nunn. Miss Josephine Vasika wed Erna M Brown at Sterling with plans to live in Colorado on the groom's farm. Mrs Paul J Smith hosts a birthday party for daughter Maurine. others celebrate Mural Moorhead and Wanda Wise birthdays. Anna Vasika assists at Waller cafe after Gertrude Folkers resignation. Hippen family visits Folkers home. Mrs Hippen returns from Cheyenne. Lodge Pole Lumber & Hardware busy. Mattison returns home from northern state for a visit. Local bridge luncheon at Country Club hosted by Mrs A E Phelps. School election results tallied for Smith, Whitefoot, Minshall and Brox. village election totals listed. police judge results given. Mr and Mrs Slawson and sons visit grandmother Mrs Slawson. Death notice for Mrs Emma Haack. Haack family comforted by relatives. Junior play Believe Me Zan Tippe praised, with praise for coach Doris Rowan.

Paul J. Smith Maurine Mural Moorhead Wanda Wise Anna Vasika Waller Cafe Gertrude Folkers Charm Hippen Folkers L. R. Barlow CG. D. Moorhead Sidney A. E. Phelps Paul E. Smith George W. Whitefoot George E. Minshall George M. Brox W. T. Hafer R. T. Kidney Wm. Detinger Hugh Slawson Alice E. Slawson Emma Haack Lincoln Louie Haack Henry Bruns Zantippe Opera House Doris Rowan

Easter Egg Count Contests at Sidney Electric Shop

Sidney's Electric shop held an Easter egg count in its window featuring a pearl white front Edison lamp drawing notable publicity. The Edison mazda lamps are GE laboratory developments. Prizes went to Carl Livons, Mrs Jenni e Nelson, Mrs Tanner, Floira Campbell and Billy Miles.

Sidney’s General Electric Company Carl Livons Jennie Nelson Tanner Floira Campbell Billy Miles

Community Social Roundup at Nelsons Supper

Local residents shared meals and visiting at Andrew Nelson's Sunday evening. Many couples and families attended, with prizes won by Mr Leonard and Mrs Frame and consolation by Joseph Beyer and Mrs Teonard. Cards and a luncheon followed before departures to homes.

Theo Borcher Pilbert Tiercher Henry Schmidt Glen Bates Fierman Fastenayn Frank Win. Rohde Ray Frame John Engel Frank Breyer Fret Lever J. Leonard Iva Beyer Leonard Frame Joseph Beyer Teonard Nelson Carl Schmidt Iren Art Borcher John Borcher Herman Klug Fmally Ernest Hille Ernest Hille’s Fred Bartells Wm. Jeudes Frances Gross Frank Gross

Local residents visit M J Hulslander home and area

South Colton Mr and Mrs Tony Meick and son were Monday callers at the M J Hulslander home. John Cortney hauled a load of barley to George Deaver's fore noon Wednesday. John Biggs bought a horse at Fred Bushman's Wednesday morning. Leonard Hulslander called at the M J Hislander home one day recently while John Cortney were business callers.

Fred Beyer Baby C. A. Overman’s Bimer [Helps Eric Brauer Helen Jacobs George Deaver John Cortney Grandma Cortney Sidney W. TE Cruise John Fastenow Small Son J. H. Wendte Chappell H. L. Cortney Lute Allington Charles Deaver H. P. Cortney Clemmons Clarence Deaver Conrad Messing John Briggs Tony Meick M. J. Hulslander John Biggs Fred Bushman Mr. Wendte Leonard Hulslander M. J. Hislander

For Sale Ford Touring Cars In Fair Condition

Ford touring cars offered in fair condition with tires described as pretty good. Prices start at $30.00, from M. W. Osborn Motor Co.

M. W. Osborn Motor Co

Also Mentioned on This Page

Thomas Carter B. J. Hates J. F. Carter F McGrale FE. C. Wolf F. H. Wolf Stava Paul Smith R. J. Tate Kimball Hattie Johnson Lowell, Mich Nellie B. Petteys Johnson Lem Rice Nunn, Cola Josephine Vasika Erna M. Brown Sterling Colorado Louis de Brunner B. J. Bates F. Holtman Harry Kreider Electric Shop Bunker Hill Frank Beyer Leslie Happel Wm. Crock and Son Reuben Stemka J. I. Wendte Cheyenne County the King OF Electric Plants Kohler West D. C Sidney’s Electric Shop P. S Bentley Auto Co N. G. Brewer Garage Sidney Ice and Storage Co Boston Thayer Rexall Store M. Gordon
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