Sidney Country Club Live and Building Drive Election
The Sidney Country Club held its regular officers election in the district courtroom with large attendance. Officers elected include President W K Hodgkin Vice President Fay Barger Directors J L McIntosh R E Roche A E Phelps. A building fund drive raised almost 3000, with plans to have the basement nearly finished and ready for full use. Committees were named for Membership Grounds and Sports Ground, Finances, Building. A gun club shoot is planned for May 20 at Sidney with a state shoot at North Platte May 28. A Tri-State Golf Association schedule aims for a final tournament at Sterling in fall with trophies for top players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heddy
R. P. Kepler
W. Hodgkin
Roche
Pettibone
Finaince
Bentley
Exhibit of school children works at city schools
A school exhibition is scheduled from 1 30 p m to 6 p m Friday and Saturday, April 28 and 29, across North and Bt 2 schools. The high school display will be prominent in the central area with the central school orchestra performing at 2 30 p m and the Girls Band and other acts planned. Staff invite the public to visit and view the students’ work in the rooms and hallways.
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Central School
Central
Alka Hist
Fragmented OCR Noise On 19th Century Auto Ad
Disjointed text appears to reference a diequipped lathe or cylinder machine and a press related to the Bulck Auto Company of Me Bassett with numbers 7h 11s 9 indicating strong sales. Some names and terms are garbled, unclear, or incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shiheg
Habler
Dedey
Bulck'Awto Company
Bassett
Aales
Wanted Men’s Clothes by the Red Croes
Citizens urged to donate men’s clothing of all kinds to the Red Cross chapter. Appeals note some donors seek for young men finishing school and others lacking work, while urging broader support from the public to supply diverse needs.
Courageous effort aids Nebraska Children's Home fund
A local drive organized for the Nebraska Children's Home reports a notable total raised by contributors including Audrey Hart Oma Chick and Fern Riggs. The secretary-treasurer Mrs I McCleneeen notes the goal of the fundraiser was a noble one and highlights strong town support.
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Nebraska
I .McCleneeen
Audrey Hart
Oma
Chick
Fern. Riggs
Holy Week Observances Across Churches Mark Easter
The Sidney public turns to church services with solemn attention. Easter Sun day services drew large crowds, with more than 500 communion participants. Pastors and choirs at United Lutheran Presbyterian Methodist and Christian churches reported strong worship, notable baptismal acts, cantatas, and festive decor enhancing Easter observances.
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Sidney
Renee
Kabee
Senna
Colusti
Presbyterian
Ik. Hodgkin
Mle
Marc ‘Johneog
Samuel
Kanter
Eboir
Burgess
Armatead
Plano
Christ
Henry
Ives
Laibendorfer
Gmder
Grace ' Serena
Eee
Ithey
Sathen
Legion Meets For Community Benefit Job Initiative
The American Legion held a regular meeting last Tuesday with good attendance. The employment committee led by Albert Greenlee discussed efforts to secure jobs for ex servicemen out of work and urged community support. Those with job openings should contact Mr Greenlee.
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Itne
Bidney
American Legion
the Legion
Albert Greenlee
Mr. Greenlee
Ruling in Case Affects Sidney 230
The court decision involves Custer County with the Fidelity Bonding Company liable for 98800 after the failure of a local bank. The State Banking Department claims only 7500 exposure tied to bank capital. Deputy Attorney General Chase and Sullivan Squires represented the state. Gadd represented the county treasurer.
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Gauranty
Custer County
Anselmo
State Banking Department
Aipenat
Balasceané
Chase
Sullivan
Squires
Gadd
Clergy Conference Opens with Community Health Appeal
Reverend Bennet hosts the Chamber luncheon while Bishop Meed of the Denver area delivers a ringing appeal to awaken the church to duties beyond salvation. Delegates from several towns attend the district Methodist conference as Roy Neleon visits with his brother and wife.
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Mayon
Grabill
Ity
Martin
Dimery
Chamber of Commerce
Bennett
Chappell
Lodgepole
Gurley
iPotter
Paxton
Kimball
Ogalalla
Bidney
Birth of a daughter at Cheyenne hospital announces name Elizabeth
Geneatia Guar, popular Cheyenne public schools teacher, welcomed a baby daughter weighing six pounds at 4 30 o'clock Monday afternoon April 4 at St. John's Hospital. Heirs of Miss Guar are announced.
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John's
Hospital
Elizabeth
Misa
Geneatia Guar
Prion
Cheyenne Tribune
Birth Announcement of a Little Daughter in 1920s Style
A marriage text style birth notice describes Mr and Mrs Sam Fine and Denver welcoming a daughter born Friday April 14. The clipped item notes a "little black-haired daughter" with a bobbed hair style and flapper tone. It mentions Bam returning with renewed faith in life.
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Sam
Denver
Cantata Echoes in Methodist Cantata at Fork Church
The regular Methodist choir presented the cantata Christ is the Victor at the Fork Church last Sunday. A large audience enjoyed a demanding classical program with standout solos by Franklyn Hornaday Roy Walker and Miss Bristol among others. The performance featured The Night Watch and Easter Dawn duets and concluded with a stirring mission chorus and the Audience’s storm of applause.
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Bong
Franklyn
Hornaday
Roy
Walker
Tenac
Jones
Acas
Rudd
Woprano
Meedames
Ammerman
Ah‘rena
Newton
Witters
Waite
Mies
Georgia
Martin
Alto
Misses
Roxana
Orpha
Bristol
Saline
Mesdames
We Bartholomew
Fletcher
Bennett
George
Davis
Pane
Mevers
Newton Witters
Ward
Green HD
Dorothy
Wright
Brummage
Pilate
Walte
Frakyln
Praiklys Hornaday
Cne
Night Watch
Simon Peter
Golegates U
Vaich
Sidney Man Heads State Association
Ode Wn Johnson secretary of the Sidney Chamber of Commerce was elected secretary of the State Association at a conference in Lincoln. J. David Tarson of Omaha was named president, with Donat Kingsley Falls City as vice president and William Johnson Sidney as secretary treasurer. Twenty secretaries attended, and discussions covered various topics, including a lunch hosted by Lincoln Chamber of Commerce and a Capitol Street Capitol Railroad ride.
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Johnson
Sidney Chamber
Commerce
State’ Association
Lincoln
Brinch
Bidney
J. David Tarson
Omaha
Donat Kingsley
Falls City
William Johnson
Sidney
D. J. Tratt
Grand Island
Frask
Beela
Hastings
Chamber of Commerce
Capitol Railroad
Bebretary
Havine
Capitol
Johnnon
Wednesday Chamber of Commerce luncheon draws ministers
A Wednesday luncheon hosted by the Chamber of Commerce drew a large number of ministers as guests. Bishop Mead of the Denver area presided as Dr Gilbert and others from Grand Island Kearney Lexington and Denver offered brief talks before adjournment to attend the conference at the church.
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Chamber of Commerce
Rev. Bennett
Bishop Mead
Denver
Aithin Lett Dadoe Gilbert
J.1. McIntosh
Ste
Inia
Gibert
Flint
Tourist camp cleanup readiness sparks town debate
The camp has water lights and toilets ready for spring travelers. Residents question the plan as windswept shelters and impressed amenities prompt concerns about practicality and advertising value for the community.
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Marahal
Willmon
Hot Springs Reverend Retires From Church Duties
A Hot Springs pastor, identified as Reverend nv. 7 Kabee, retires on a Wednesday afternoon in Hot Springs Booth, Dakota. He did not build up his health sufficiently and was not prepared to remain at church duties.
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Kabee
Springs
Unclear Fragments Report Weigh Changes and Plans
Fragmentary notes indicate a person weighed 2057 and now weighs 212 pounds. The text questions fitness for a role previously held by a deposed Arb, mentions a trip aimed at reduction, and notes a pedestrian's name appearing on a carrier.
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Arb
Thes Mts
Pedestrian
Caayer
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the Lincoln
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