Pep meeting energizes Sunol high school students
The Ranger reports a Friday morning pep gathering led by girls with the song Hail to Good Old Sunol. Miss Granzer spoke on school spirit, followed by talks from Mr. Wolff and Mr. Casey on sportsmanship and friendship. Iona Million led cheers, Bessie Billeter read Stand by Your School, and plans for Christmas plays Grandparents and Christmas Detectives were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Granzer
Wolff
Casey
Iona Million
Bessie Billeter
Sund High School Opens Basketball Season With Potter First
Sund High School lost Adolph Seda to an infected foot but fielded a new lineup after last year’s stars. Potter First led 8-4 at halftime and won 20-11 in a fast final period. Coach Wolff plans a strong defense with regulars Seda Oliverius Lindley Glassburn returning, while future tests include Lodge Polo at home Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sund High School
Potter
Adolph Seda
Theodore Oliverius
Lolay Lindley
Sterling Glassburn
Cecil Tremain
Welby Bauer
Sylvan Halsey
Roy Oliver
T. Oliverius
S. Glassburn
C. Tremain
S Halsey
Potter—Harris
Christensen
Witt
Fricke
Boyd
Wheeler
Godling
Pottery High School Personal News Roundup
A group of Pot ter high school students attended a basketball game Friday night. Doris Bluhm visited school Thursday and Friday and stayed with the J W Billeter family Wednesday night. Bertha Omel, who had appendicitis surgery in Sidney last Monday, is improving and plans to go home Wednesday. Adolph Seda returned to class after a few days out with a blood poisoning toe. Ruby Kuhl was a Millard Paviat guest Sunday. The sophomore Latin class explored counting in several languages including Spanish Latin Swedish low German and high German discovering similarities. Miss Granzer Miss Johnson and Mr Wolff attended Harold Edens 20th birthday party at A A Bauer home Wednesday evening. Granzer injured a knee missing Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter
Doris Bluhm
J. W. Billeter
Bertha Omel
Sidney
Adolph Seda
Ruby Kuhl
Millard Paviat
Miss Granzer
Johnson
Mr. Wolff
A. A. Bauer
Harold Edens
Weekend Visits And Gatherings Around Sidney
A dense list of social visits fills a Sidney area page as families such as the Irwins, Gades, Weltons, Rupert, Senneff, Johnsons, and Jorgensens host or visit relatives Saturday and Sunday. Attendees include Ed and Gustav Kragel, Lucile Senneff, Doris Rupert, Mae Welton, and many others, with dinners and church attendance noted.
Moorhead operetta draws packed house at theatre
Local notes report Mrs H H Heath hosted six tables of bridge with dainty refreshments after Thursday games. Several residents and visitors, including the Dickinsons and Minshall family, were guests at local homes. A Palace of Carelessness operetta by Moorhead lower grades played to a packed Moorhead theatre. Zealous social round continues with visits and events across Oshkosh Sidney and Cheyenne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H H Heath
Arthur Dodrill
Oberfelder Ranch
Hein Farm
Moorhead Theatre
Funeral of Mrs Homer Thompson in Chappell
Funeral services for Mrs Homer Thompson were held in Chappell Sunday afternoon. Fay Hughes moved his family into the John Carey house last week. Mrs Alice E Slawson is on the sick list. The freshman class and sponsor Mrs Henry Jenik attended a school event Friday evening, followed by games and a lunch at the school house. Mr and Mrs L E Lydiatt were guests. A G Miller refereed the Sidney Sterling basketball game at Sidney Friday evening. Mrs Miller accompanied him. Mrs J F Carter of Sidney spent Thursday here with friends. Charlie Hein moved his household goods to his town house last week. Allen Lindley substituted for F D Barlow on route 1 Monday and Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Irwin
August Gade
Elmer
Sidney
Gustav Kragel
Kansays
Grand Prairie
E. Planck
Ray Tremain
Dan Rupert
Doris
E. Rupert
Charles Welton
Erma
Mae
Will Gade
Alice
W P. Wolcott
A. T. ‘Stava
Gurley
A. G. Miller
Oshkosh
G. E. Minshall
J. W. McDaniel
N. E Petteys
Hattie Johnson
B. J. Bates
Borges
Nordel House
Homer Thompson
Chappell
Fay Hughes
John Carey
Alice E Slawson
Henry Jenik
L. E. Lydiatt
Sidney- Sterling
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the Ranger
Sunol High School
H. H. Misegadis
Millard Pavlat
John Hornicek
Floyd Williams
Fred Regester
Gordon Glassburn
Florence Dickinson
Lorenzo Regester
Donna Mae Tighe
Donald Hecker
Elmo Wilt
Pat Wynne
Helen Zalesky
Leslie Craig
Hazel Draper
Ruth Fenske
Emil Harms
John Zalesky
Billy Williams
Paul Misegadis
Evelyn Melton
Frances Faye
James Irwin
Mons Johnson
W. W. Creig
J. H. Gell
Arlene
Wilma
Albert Johnson
L. A. Pearson
Clever Cooking Club
Mesdames Alva Hart
Walter Wassum
John Hokom
Carl Thomas
W. T. Sharman
Ed Miles
Alice Rexroth
Erma Welton
Dorothy Irwin
Anna Jorgensen
T. Waddell
Mitchell
Robert
Fred Irwin
Lyle Shaeffer
Lucile Senneff
Dorothy
Josie
Sadie Irwin
Frances Larson
J. C. Jorgensen
Farmers Union
R. W. Johnson
Neilson
Helen’ Weatherwax
Kratz Abstract Co
Earl R. Kratz
Pres
Sidney Nebr
Squill
U. S. Department of Agriculture
U. S. Dept. of Agriculture
Bassett Pharmacy
Nebraska
Squil Kill Drug Co
Barnesville, Ohio
C. P. Skaggs System
O.P Skaggs
Charles Dickinson
Friend
Cheyenne
R. W Englert
Ralph
Waller Cafe
Sidney Radio & Electric CO
Allen Lindley
F D. Barlow
Richardson County Bank
Falls City
Krueger’s Lake
Ved
Buick Marquette
Buick
General Motors
Buick Motor Company
Flint
Michigan
General Motors Corporation
McLaughlin-Buick
Oshawa
Oni
Buick and
Marquette
Hahler Garage
Sidney, Nebr
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