Teachers Elected for Next Year
The school board elected teachers at its annual meeting on Monday evening. Leibenorfer was offered the principalship to succeed Pindell. Brahim remains head under the two year contract. Faculty include Roetger Lewis Schulte Vanermin Devine White Sullivan Cory Wood Agnew Marshall McFadden Neubauer Oldershaw Spencer. Janitors Willis Kruse Learson retained. vacancies depend on Liebendorfer's decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leibendorfer
Pindell
Liebendorfer
Brahim
W. KR. Roetger
D. J. Lewis
Julia Schulte
Marie Vanermin
Esther Devine
Mayme J. White
Rose EK. Sullivan
Goldie Cory
Winifred Wood
Olive Agnew
Mae K. Marshall
Grace McFadden
Valeska Neubauer
Edith Oldershaw
Vera Spencer
Sol Willis
Albert Kruse
Frank Learson
Liberty Loan Meeting Dates
Dalton hosts a Liberty Loan meeting on Saturday evening April 20. Treinen Peetz School holds a Sunday April 21 at 2 00 PM session. Gurley schedules a Monday evening April 22 meeting. Osborn School plans a Tuesday evening April 28 meeting. Glassburn School conducts a Wednesday evening April 24 gathering.
Cheyenne County to Furnish Seven for Draft Duty
Cheyenne County will supply seven men for the draft in a follow up to last week’s call which summoned eleven. The seven are not yet selected and will report to Fort Logan on May 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Fort Logan
School clubs planned at Sidney meeting Saturday
Notice states Superintendent B. F. Robertson of Ledgepole, chairman of the County Junior work, will be in Sidney Saturday to hold a 2:30 p m meeting with teachers to discuss organizing boys and girls clubs. Clubs will be organized at the meetings and all teachers are urged to attend. Mrs E C Stockwick returned Monday from Denver and will arrange to return to spend part of the spring months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Robertson
Ledgepole
Sidney
E. CG. Stockwick
Denver
Names of Draft Delinquents Reported
The Local Draft Board for Cheyenne county certifies a list of names and addresses of individuals who failed to file questionnaires and did not report for physical examination. Authorities are asked to locate these parties and bring them before the Board. Names include Sidney George Pappis, Lewis A Mechur, Fred Land Crenshaw, Antonio Moreno, Frank James Nolan, Amado Sapivil, Tadian Lorelli, Vernie Coldwin, Sin Sin Tan, Pasko J Wrycord, Tony Karadaris, John Young, Vemntes Pappathmnasevin, Paul Voleotes Potter-Feris Al Remington, Dan Fisher, Angel Georgett, Dian Devenny, John Henry Warning, Dalton-Fay Conger, Earling Panabacker Lodgepole, Olle Miamad Simol Roy A Walker Gurley, Gilbert August Taukins, Atlanta Ga, William A Harper, Rosalie Neb Verne Allen Hastings Neb Conrad Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Sidney—George Pappis
Lewis A Mechur
Fred Land Crenshaw
Antonio Moreno
Frank James Nolan
Amado Sapivil
Tadian Lorelli
Vernie Coldwin
Sin Sin Tan
Pasko J. Wrycord
Tony Karadaris
John Young
Vemntes Pappathmnasevin
Paul Voleotes
Potter
Feris al. Remington
Dan Fisher
Angel Georgett
Dian Devenny
John Henry Warning
Dalton—Fay Conger
Earling Panabacker Lodgepole
Olle Miamad Simol
Roy A. Walker Gurley
Gilbert August Taukins
Atlanta
William A. Plarper
Rosalie
Verne Allen Hastings
Conrad Walker
New Municipal Water Rates Take Effect April First
New city water rates start April 1 with small overall increases. The minimum charge rises to 1.00 while excess usage over 10 000 gallons is billed at 10 cents per thousand gallons. The table below outlines the modest changes for typical consumption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
Native Indian Red Fox to Lecture in Costume at Big Springs
Red Fox, an Indian missionary, arrives Sunday with his Indian pony and will speak in native attire at the Methodist church Sunday evening on Indian Missions. He travels by horseback and is an guest of the Big Springs Methodist parish today and tomorrow. Get your Dry Cell Batteries at Os born Garage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Fox
Big Springs
Women Work Nobly For Liberty Loan
Mrs. O. Wooldridge appointed by the state department as chairman of the Women’s Division of the Liberty Loan Drive in the county has organized soliciting committees and led a devoted group of women who visit daily. A miniature bank was set up at the post office with two ladies at the desk promoting bonds as subscribers respond cheerfully to the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. Wooldridge
State Department
Womin
Liberty Loan
Minnture Bank
Mayor Proclaims Important Hour at Opera House
Friday morning a Liberty Loan event features eminent national figures speaking from 11 30 to 12 50. Businesses and houses close to observe the hour as speakers arrive on the Liberty Loan Special at 11 80 a m and the public is urged to assemble at the Opera House during the first hour.
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Opera
Military Ball At Opera House Tonight
The community supports the Home Guards with a patriotic event at the Opera House tonight. Tickets are available to all as the local Home Guard unit prepares, potentially defending lives and homes if needed. The article also notes a joyous family announcement of a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Nick Brachtenbach on Saturday April 18.
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Nick Brachtenbach
Laying Corner Stone Next Wednesday
The corner stone of the new Methodist church will be laid next Wednesday afternoon at two o clock under the auspices of the Masonic lodge. A program of music and speaking has been arranged and everyone interested is cordially invited. Prominent speakers from out of town are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Methodist
Masonic Lodge
Deaths Mrs Daniel Harr Dies After Illness in Sidney
Mrs. Bridget Mary Harr, aged about 49, died of pneumonia after a two week illness last Saturday. Born in Ontario, Canada, she was married to Daniel W. Harr and had six children. The family lived in Sidney over a year and the burial was to Lynn, Kansas. Roy Greenlee plans to plow more wheat acres and attends the University for studies in agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry
Bridget Mary Harr
Ontario
Canada
Daniel W. Harr
Sidney
Lynn
Kansas
Roy Greenlee
Roy
University
Expert Battery Service at SID NEY Battery Station
SID NEY Battery Station operates at Hardy Hardware Store offering expert battery service and testing for vehicles. Local customers can get battery replacements, charging, and diagnostic checks during business hours.
Plans to Boost Sidney Community Elevator and Mill
The Farmers' Union Co-Operative Association of Sidney announce a 16,500 bushel elevator contract to be built with M. Van Ness of Omaha handling the project and a 120 barrel flour mill planned. Government aid may speed material shipping as the venture promises new business, jobs, and money for the county. association officers and directors are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wee
Sidney
Fairness’ Union Co-Operative Association of
2. M. van Ness
Omaha
Farmers’ Union Co-Operative Association
CO. ML
Local Society Notes and Visits Across Town
Mrs Catherine Ward has been visiting Mrs Scanlon this week. Born to Mr and Mrs D Ward Wilson on April 15 a son. TD m Campbell entertained a brother for a day in his home and then accompanied him as far as Omaha Mia Campbell returned Wednesday. Miss Sadie Simon returned Sunday to the eastern part of the state to finish her school work. She plans then to return and manage the home of her brother J G Simon. Attorney J L Grimm of Wilber Nebraska was in Sidney on Wednesday. Mr Grimm contemplates locating in Western Nebraska and was impressed with this vicinity. W P Miles returned Wednesday from a professional trip into Grant county. We attended court at Ravenna and assisted at the hearing of five slickers in Alliance on false returns on property and subscription to Liberty Bonds. They were assessed more than subscribed but may have escaped harsher punishment. Thomas Neel and wife and daughter of Richmond Ohio, cousins of Mrs L E Lewis, and Mrs Emma Freshwater of Delaware Ohio, sister of the same lady, departed Tuesday for their homes via Chicago. They had been to the California coast and stopped for ten days with Revered and Mrs Lewis. This is the first time in thirty years Mrs Lewis had a relative cross her threshold. A minister's wife moving between distant states often has distance and time between familiar girlhood scenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Miles
Grant County
Ravenna
Thomas Neel
Richmond
Ohis
L. E. Lewis
Emma Freshwater
Delaware
Ohio
Chicago
California
Lewis
Glass In Bread In Pine Bluff Bakery
Marshall Bowman received a telegram from Pine Bluff directing arrest and detention of a man suspected of poisoning bread. A description matched W. H. Patrick, a German descent man found intoxicated at the National Cafe in Sidney. The Pine Bluff baker’s son noted glass in the dough, confirmed by a microscopic test, and Patrick was arrested by Cheyenne sheriff after the dough batch was prepared during his shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Bowman
Pine Bluff
Manus
National
Sidney
W. H. Patrick
Cheyenne
Patrick
WEDDING BELLS O MARA O NEILL IN Cheyenne and Casper couple wed
John O'Mara and Rose O'Neill were married in Cheyenne on Wednesday last week and visited Dr. G D Webster on Thursday. William Paxton of Ross Wyoming and Villa Dale Moore of Diamond Wyoming wed April 17 at Union Pacific hotel with Rev T E Lewis officiating. They left for a short trip then a camp where Mr Paxton will begin soldier training.
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John O'Mara
Rose O'Neill
Cheyenne
G. D. Webster
William Paxton
Ross
Wyoming
Villa Dale Moore
Diamond
Union Pacific
T. E. Lewis
Methodist Church
Paxton
Bridgeport engineers visit Sidney on professional business
R. H. Willis of Bridgeport traveled to Sidney on Wednesday to handle professional matters here and at Potter. He was joined by W. F. Chaloupka, his civil engineering partner from Bridgeport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Willis
Bridgeport
Sidney
Potter
W. F. Chaloupka
Boon man visits Sidney with homestead claim
I G Crouthamel of Boon Town is in Sidney this week. He homesteaded a quarter section on the divide over thirty years ago and still owns the land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. G. Crouthamel
Boon
Town
Sidney
Old County Blooms Under Steady Rain
Rain drenches the county over Sunday and Monday turning fields lush. The piece notes $1,200,052.65 in rain and links weather to wartime farm plans. It envisions resumed field work, tractors moving again, and winter wheat described as 100 percent good, with county roads and fields shining like an emerald isle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel
Emerald Isle
Judge admonishes idle youth at pool halls
Judge Chambers lectures a youth who promises to seek work after a reprimand. A vag converts to a peaceful citizen in a basement retreat. Two drunks pay $100 fines plus costs to Judge McCleneghan. Names named Charles G Nichols and Thomas FE Marsh. No other happenings to note.
Batteries Filled Free of Charge at Sidney Battery Station
Free battery filling offered by Sidney Battery Station at Hardy Hardware Store. Customers may bring batteries for topping up at no cost while supplies last. Local shoppers welcome the service as a courtesy from Sidney Battery Station and Hardy Hardware Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Hardy Hardware Store
Also Mentioned on This Page
Liberty Loan Meeting
Osborn Garage
Vath’s Pharmacy
L. W. Vath
Opera House
Germany
Home Guard
Mude
Mrs
Daniel Harr
Catherine Ward
Mrs. Scanlon
D. Ward Wilson
TD. m. Campbell
Mia Campbell
Sadie Simon
J. G. Simon
J. L. Grimm
Wilber
Nebraska
Grimm
American Bank of Sidney
the American Bank
Sidney, Nebraska
Pine Bluff Bakery
Paxton—Moore
Old County
Oberfelder
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