Evening Circle Hosts W S C S Members at Home
Evening Circle of W S C S hosted by Mrs Max Childers with 13 members present and special guest Mrs Emma Cassidy. Business session led by Mrs L L Spindler followed by a social lunch. Circle One had a picnic breakfast at Mrs John Elwell’s home. Circle Two met at Legion Park for a picnic breakfast with Rev Bishop as guest. Jobs Daughters install officers in Masonic Hall led by Mary Story as Honor Queen and a team of installing officers. Reflects a busy week of social and church affiliated clubs in Sidney.
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Max Childers
Ernest Burke
Edna Werden
Alice Averman
W.S.C.S
Emma Cassidy
L. L. Spindler
Jobs
Jobs -Daughters Bethel
Masonic Hall
Mary Story
Muriel Story
Jane Story
Marshall
John Elwell
A. B. Connell
Elwell
Wrs
M. L. Anthony
Roland Biggs
Elberne Luehrs
Biggs
W.L. Griffith
Jack Grant
Virgie Atkins
First Corinthians
Haines
Willa Mae Lyons
Arlina Harte
Marcelyn Dedrick
Lois Willard
Dorothy Sebold
Mary Jo Chappell
Katie McVickers
Katie Hazelwood
Natha Planck
Ann Koehn
Faye
Jo Connell
Paul Harris
Bertha Libsack
Sally Swenson
Kensington
Legion Park
E. R. Hadley
Hakes
Thimble Club
Paul’ Hakes
Carl Sherman
Sterling, Colorado
Alvin Kahl
Myrle, Hoffman
W. M. B. Club
Community events listing for Wednesday and Thursday
Wednesday features Rebekah Kensington at the J O O F Hall at 2 p.m. a Rebekah family picnic at Legion Park at 6 30 p m bringing covered dish sandwiches beverages and table service Thursday hosts St Patrick's Altar Society in the school auditorium.
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Rebekah Kensington
F. Hall
Rebekah
Legion Park
St. Patrick’s Altar Society
Marriage Licenses for Ells Jewett and Winchell Dunwoody
LaVern I. Ells and Sidney Elizabeth Jane Jewett of Sidney obtain a marriage license on August 18. Dean M. Winchell of Scottsbluff and Twylah Raye Dunwoody of Scotts Bluff obtain a license on August 20.
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LaVern I. Ells
Sidney Elizabeth Jane Jewett
Sidney
Dean M. Winchell
Scottsbluff
Twylah Raye Dunwoody
County Court Records From Saturday Hearing
Teddy Tsihi pleaded guilty to intoxication and paid a $25 fine plus costs. Charles M. Cunningham faced a disturbance charge and paid $5 plus costs. Jack Jordan and J. B. Case, linked to the Fair carnival, were fined $5 on the disturbance count and $25 plus costs on the assault and battery count, taken into custody after a dispute in a gambling game Friday night.
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Charles M. Cunningham
Sidney
Jack Jordan
J. B. Case
Police Court pleas in Colorado and Arizona liquor cases
Byron Ralph of Julesburg pleaded guilty to intoxication in a Friday night hearing and was fined 20 dollars and costs. Dale Disney faced a two hour double parking charge on 12th street, hearing held and fined 1 dollar. John Valdez of Sunol was fined 10 dollars and costs for intoxication after a Friday morning hearing before Police Judge Glen Greenlee. Teddy Tsihi of St. Michael faced intoxication charges and was fined 10 dollars and costs in a Friday hearing. John Valdez, Sunol, pleaded guilty to intoxication in a Friday morning hearing before Police Judge Glen Greenlee. James McWhert of Topeka was fined for illegal riding of a passenger train and sent out of town after a Monday hearing.
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Byron Ralph
Julesburg
Colo
Dale Disney
12Th Street
John Valdez
Sunol
Pfc
Donald Dean
Nelson
Glen Greenlee
Eb We
Teddy Tsihi
St. Michael
Arizona
James McWhert
Topeka
Kansas
Dalton Still Unbeaten In Cheyenne County League Play
Dalton remains undefeated in the second half by beating Eagle 9 to 4 to extend a six game win streak and lead the half standings. First half totals show Dalton tied with Bunker Hill at five wins one loss. next week Dalton will make up a game with Peetz.
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Dalton
Eagle
Bunker Hill
Peetz
Peetz Wheat Growers
Potter
Banner County
Gene Hartman
Sidney
Gurley
South Divide
Browns
Schubarth
Herb Schuessler
Dineen Sets Suit Pick Up and Season Start
St Patrick’s Academy coach Tom Dineen called football players to collect their suits Wednesday from 9:30 to 11:00 AM. Practices begin soon and the first game is set for Friday September 16 at Benkel. Dineen notes uncertainty about prospects, with 14 lettermen lost but ten returnees.
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Tom Dineen
St. Patrick’s Academy
Dineen
Benkelman
Silver Dollar Wins First Of Playoff Series
The Silver Dollar team crushed Pip's Liquor Store 10 to 0 in the first game of a three game playoff Sunday night. Next game is tonight at Cheyenne County Fairgrounds ball diamond with a potential third game Thursday night. A 7 pm preliminary features Sidney and Kimball Girls. Batteries: Herbert and Knackstedt for Silver Dollar. McCarthy and Stibley for Pip's.
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Silver Dollar
Pip’s Liquor Store
Cheyenne County Fairgrounds
Sidney and Kimball
Pip’s
Herbert and Knackstedt
McCarthy
Stibley
McDonald
Telegraph Trays in Three Standard Sizes For Filing
The Telegraph reports metal and cardboard filing trays along with an A to Z index to fit them. Three standard sizes are provided for versatile office organization.
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Telegraph
Sidney Girls Softball Team Entered in Crook Tournament
The Sidney Girls Softball team, entered by manager Aubrey Haines, competes in a Crook Colorado sponsored girls softball tournament from August 29 to September 4. The tavern team scored two runs in the first, two in the second, four in the fifth, and two in the sixth.
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Tavern
Sidney
Crook, Colo
Crook
Aubrey Haines
Nebred dominates state win in Dalton judging event
Nebred led the show as Grand Champion with a 63.5 weight sample entered by Shoemaker and Leafdale of Dalton. Reserve Champion went to Cheyenne at 63, entered by Arthur J. Borcher of Gurley, following his late father. Few vegetables entered but quality was high, with Vocational Agriculture and FFA displays from Sidney High School.
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Shoemaker and Leafdale
Dalton
Cheyenne
Arthur J. Borcher
Gurley
FFA
Mr. Neuman
Sidney High School
Progressive farming display showcases water conservation and crafts
A Round Fair displays water conservation with a Keep the water where it falls message. The exhibit features a healthy Safflower sample by Elmer Westerhoff of Dalton who farms 20 acres and hopes for 80. Cub Scouts Pack 86 from Ordville organized a varied Crop and Shop display with rope knots and Blizzard booklets, alongside bread and pastry exhibits by 4-H food teams and sewing displays. Large farm and auto displays fill the Merchants Building, highlighted by the 1902 Case Steamer on Implement Row, restored by Ed Erickson of Potter after purchase from A K Anderson farm and set up by Hossacks Implement Company as the fair’s notable traction display.
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Elmer Westerhoff
Dalton
Cub Scouts
Pack
Ordville
Cubs
theiFair
Sidney
George Davis
A. K. Anderson
Ed Erickson
Potter
Hossacks Implement Company
Red Writing Hood Typewriter Paper Promoted by The Telegraph
The Telegraph highlights the popular Red Writing Hood typewriter carbon paper, noting its availability and usefulness for efficient cloning of documents. This compact promotion emphasizes reliability and broad appeal for writers and offices alike.
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THE
Telegraph
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California
John J. Treinen
Country Club
Frank Nelson
Long Beach
Chris Nelson
Dix
Art Nelson
Bertha Richards
McNish
Clara McNish
A.D. Greenlee
W. P. Ackerman
Thomas ‘O’connell
J. C. Bush
Carolyn Kennedy
Pittsburg
Don Howard
Harold Chesebro
Sibley
Iowa
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Chappelle
Breck OP
R. W. Roberts
George Meehan
Willing Workers
Christian Church
W. E. Chambers
Otho Campbell
Alva Hart
Illinois
J. B. Ruttner
Guy Gilbert and Son
Bloomington
J. E. Hill
E. H. Seeger
Gilbert
Marjory Gade
Colorado Springs
Fillmore Street
Denver
Arthur Dale Jones
Broadmoor Hotel
Max Croft
Croft
William Gade
Challenger Air Lines
Fox Intermountain Theatres
Jones
Jolly Jeans
Jolly Jeans Club
Louie Schnell
Thomas Sutton
Clarence Couch
Denver University Children’s Playhouse
Fox Theatre
Toby
Johnnie Bowman
Joey
Elaine Kramer
Jon Zall
Johnnie
Gerry the Giraffe
the Telegraph
Neuman
Nebraska
Thrilling Auto
Pyte
State Fair Grounds
Lincoln
General Motors
Pontiac
Fisher
Horn Motor Company
Ilinois
Sidney, Nebraska
Alvin Duis
10Th Avenue
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