Sacerdotal Jubilee Celebrated For Rev Link In Sidney
The St Patrick block including the church parish house and academy, valued at about 175000 dollars, showcases Rev Link’s leadership. A Tuesday jubilee opens with mass at 10 am led by Bishop Bona, a 12:30 banquet for 400 guests, and a 7:30 public reception with programs by St Patrick’s Academy students.
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St. Patrick
Rev
Link
Nebraska
Knights of Columbus
Bishop Bona
Sidney
St. Patrick’s Academy Orchestra
H. Muensterman
Virginia Clinton
R. E. Roche
John E. Fitzpatrick
James G. McIntosh
Francis P. Mathews
St. Patrick’s Academy
Rev. Link
Margie Donahoe
Mary Rose O'Neil
Mary Joan McIntosh
Joseph Meick
Eugene Chaon
Howard Peetz
Waid
S. P. A. Orchestra
Engelman
Danks
Claire Rasmussen
Leo Zwickl
Farass
Cooke
A. Meick
Moira
Schubert
A. M. Gallagher
E. Blaha
Nevin
H. Peetz
St Pats Rally Edges Dalton In Close Derby
St Pats built a 13 11 halftime edge as a see saw contest continued through the third. Dalton pulled ahead 21 16 early in the fourth before Filbin and Kent sparked a late rally. Beavers led Dalton while Zwickl Kent Filbin and Pelster scored for Sidney as Hargens Bussart anchored defense. The Pats head to Lodge Polo with a potential three way league tie on the line.
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Dalton
Filbin
Kent
Beavers
Arndt
Lessig
Zwickl
Pelster
Sidney
Hargens
Bussart
Pats
Gold Decision Shows Ignorance Of Many
Contained in a discussion on the gold decision residents outside the eastern seaboard confronted the writer’s inability to explain the ruling. Vandike sought clarity and found that those attempting to explain it often revealed their own ignorance of its implications.
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Seaboard
Vandike
Name of the Question Speaks on Money Worship
A quoted reflection on ignorance about the nature of wealth. The speaker notes a world that idolizes money yet cannot define it and calls for anyone knowledgeable to be brought forward.
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Norance
Harmon Named Lincoln Warden After Kavanaugh's Death
N T Harmon of Lincoln is the new warden of the penitentiary. Appointment announced Tuesday by Mrs Benson, chairwoman of the state board of control. He succeeds the post made vacant by the death of Warden Kavanaugh.
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N. T. Harmon
Lincoln
Penitentiary
Benson
State Board of Control
Kavanaugh
Chamber Commerce Drive Advances in 1935 Membership Push
The chamber of commerce membership drive continued this week with more than 40 enrolled for 1935. All committees function and the remaining work will be completed this weekend. Reception has been good and a larger membership than last year is anticipated.
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Chamber of Commerce
Civil Service Announces Bacteriologist Examinations
The United States civil service commission invites open competitive exams for junior associate and assistant bacteriologists in the food and drug administration. Salaries range from 2 000 to 3 700 dollars yearly with optional subjects in general food products and soils. Most states have not met their appointment quotas. details available from Douglas Boyd, secretary of the civil service board of examiners at the post office.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Food and Drug Administration
Utah
Vermont
Virginia
Maryland
District of Columbia
Washington
Douglas Boyd
Civil Service Board of Examiners
Post Office
Terrific Dust Storm Hits Western Area
A fierce dust storm swept a wide western region, grounding trains and blurring visibility to feet. Travelers faced hours of slow driving, with many waiting in towns as wind eased, while crews reported record hazards and interference to telegraph lines as the storm raged from Montana to South Dakota echoes.
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Kimball
Sidney
Huntsman
South Dakota
Montana
Western Union
Class B Tourney Here Starts Friday Night
Class B tournament opens Friday night with the bottom bracket entrant to the finals. Finals scheduled for Saturday at nine. Semi final losers contest for third and fourth place at eight. All teams plan to attend except Lyman, whose crew has had a rough time.
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Lyman
Lyman Crew
Tournament promises high interest amid strong teams
The season builds toward a Broadwater tournament with top seeds Dalton and Lodge Pole, while officials like Bill Davies of Kimball oversee games. Prizes include plaques and a title-game ball, with a pen nant from the chamber of commerce for third place. Weather and competition could lift interest to a new high.
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Chamber of Commerce
Bill Davies
Kimball
Davies
Liebendorfer
Clifford Wolf
Lydiatt
Lodge Pole
Fowler
Potter
Leo P. Black
J. C. Rosse
J. H. Lowe
Black
Walter Kinne
Gorden Tobin
O. J. Weymouth
J. W. Nielsen
Dalton
Broadwater
Demented Man Held After Leaving A Bus
A stocky man named Raffello, about five feet three, with a dark complexion, was detained after partially disrobing and shouting obscene oaths on a bus. He claimed his wife, sister, and mother were murdered and threatened more, while authorities sought his past with Frisco. He was examined by Dr. Roche and to be rechecked. $207 in cash found.
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Raffello
Rogers
Farmer Proves He Is Good Business Man
In the first nine months of operation the 42 associations loaned about 7.5 million dollars to farmers and stock men across four states. About 900 thousand was taken over by assignment from regional agricultural credit corporations. Associations urge farmers to apply now for seed and production credit to avoid delays. Cash loan funds exist in each association to provide immediate credit, enabling faster loan closures than last year.
Shorter Ballot Favored By Senate
The Senate approves a shorter ballot plan for three elective state officers with governor appointing the attorney general secretary of state and treasurer and state superintendent with legislative consent. The measure passed 16 Democrats and four Republicans in favor, seven Republicans and five Democrats opposed. A special committee of Regan Stewart and Allen was appointed to study SFP 21, the federal child labor ratification bill returning after prior revisions.
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Regan
Stewart
Allen
Lincoln tuition proposal confronts opposition amid stormy hearing
A heated Lincoln school funding debate faces strong resistance as officials argue about costs and the impact on families considering sending children elsewhere. Proponents claim some districts could be affected, while critics push for changes to keep tuition affordable.
Sunol News Roundup of Local Events
Supt Talcott refereed a Sunol Big Springs basketball game Thursday night. George Deaver transacted business in Sunol Wednesday. Ruth Jane Gates stayed with William Krueger Thursday night. Paul Draper enjoyed a Sunday surprise party. Paul Booth delivered buffalo to Brush Colorado Saturday. Mrs Guy Stevens of Grand Island visited due to her father's illness D E Dickinson. Mrs Henry Schmidt visited Bert Allington Tuesday. Sunol Sunol Sunol team played St Pats on home floor Thursday. first team lost second won. Paul Booth took five buffalo to Grand Island Monday for auction, Loyal Lindley accompanying. Flu is prevalent in the community. Clara Hornicek operated on for appendicitis Monday at Taylor hospital. Mr and Mrs John Livanis left Sunday for California to make their future home. PTA met Thursday evening rather than Wednesday.
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Ert Allington
Talcott
Big Springs
George Deaver
Sunol
Ruth Jane Gates
William Krueger
Paul Draper
Paul Booth
Buffalo
Brush
Colo
Guy Stevens
Grand Island
D. E. Dickinson
Henry Schmidt
Bert ‘Allington
Sunsi
St. Pats
Loyal Lindley
Clara Hornicek
Taylor Hospital
John Livanis
California
PTA
Meeting Recap Notes from Sidney Program
A brief meeting featured a strong program with two piano selections by Ruth Jane Gates of Sidney. Attendees included Sterling Glassburn helping Bert Allington over the weekend and Bob Misegadis filling Paul Booth's chores early this week while Mr Booth was away.
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Ruth Jane Gates
Sidney
Sterling Glassburn
Bert Allington
Bob Misegadis
Paul Booth
Mr. Booth
Dorcas Society Bake Sale at Greenlees Saturday
The Dorcas society will hold a bake sale at Greenlees beginning at 10 30 a m Saturday February 23. Dr Mabie Lott entrepractor over Gift Shop phone 199.
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The
Dorcas Society
Greenlees
Mabie Lott
Transit Schedule Snippet for Weekly Service Hours
The notice lists summarized service hours across days for a transit route with multiple time slots. It indicates 5:00 pm Sundays and Mondays, 6:00 am Sundays through Fridays, 3 to 11:30 am Sundays, Tuesdays and Fridays, and a late 4:20 pm window Sundays, Tuesdays and Fridays ending at 9:50 pm Sundays, Tuesdays and Fridays.
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Harmon
Civil Service
Bernie King
Rythm
Krueger’s
Farmer
Ee Phone 265 Hoare Owned
Norwich
Itional’e’. Inteed AG
Sidney People
Pond
Lady Esther
Johnsons Iliot
Woodbury’s
Lifebouy
Hostess
Rexall Agency
Rexall
Cara Nome
Jonteel
Colonial Club
Nelson's
Cooper Blades
Martels Bay
Castile
Putnam
S. S.S
Sloan’s
Franklin’s Vaccines
Senate
Tuition Change
Good
Sunol News
George Barlow
Fremont
Suno
Firth Booth
Ben Vacik
Loomis
Ovid
Dan Dickinson
Dwight Christensen
Lexington
Raymond Aurich
Bake Sale
Sigmund Remberg
Charles Butterworth
W. Everett Horton
FOX News and
Aturday
Popeye
Young Eagles
Chirley Temple
Little Miss Marker
Harold Bell Wright
Chicago
Los Angeles
Streamline Motor Buses
Burlington Transportation Co
Omaha
Cheyenne
Salt Lake City
WESTB
Los Ang
Des Moine
Davenport
Burlington Transportation Company
Young’s Cafe
Mitoga
Greenlees’ Inc
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