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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1930

Page

12

Suno and Oshkosh Battle In Wide Margin Tie

The Suno basketball team traveled to Oshkosh last Tuesday night to face the Oshkosh Firsts. With Loyal Lindley and Ted Oliverus out, Oshkosh won by two points after an overtime period. The score was 17-17 at the end of the fourth quarter, final 21-19 for Oshkosh. The district tournament comes to Lodge Pole next Friday and Saturday with eight teams, Sunol to open against Potter. Season tickets priced 75 cents for students and 1.25 for adults.

Suno Ngh Oshkosh Suno Loyal Lindley Ted Olivertus Osh Lodge Pole Sunol Potter Eyey

Sophomore Convocation Opens With School Skit

The convocation period Thursday was devoted to the sophomores. The program opened with Springtime in the Rockies sung by the class. Marie Koester and Iona Miltion delivered a clever skit called Dear Old College Daze, drawing many laughs. It ended with pongs sung by each class. The program was well presented and enjoyed by spectators.

Rockies Marie Koester Iona Miltion

Primary RoomiThe first and second grades picture day recap

The paper notes a patriotic afternoon with multiple visitors including Mrs. Craig and Doris Billeter as well as birthday treats for Gordon and Junior on February 22. First graders wrote stories and bound small books with crayon cherry drawings. Several students earned recognition in reading and spelling. classroom humor and discipline anecdotes follow, highlighting Mr Wolff and Miss Johnson interactions.

Mrs. Craig Doris Billeter Geraldine Booth Thelma Hornicey Glenis Fenske Orma Misegadis John Hornicey Mrs. Fenske Gordon Junior

Fourth Grade News Notes and Absences at School

The fourth grade studied needs and made posters while noting Gladys Horn icek’s return after illness and Miss Nelson’s absence. Substitutes Bessie Billeter and Loretta Wynne cover Grammar Room. List of students earning 100 in spelling includes Bluhm, Craig, Hornicek, Zalesky, Tesar, and others. Elvina Harris returns after a long absence.

West Center Social Roundup Hits Weekend Visits

Mr and Mrs A Rapp of Kearney visited from Friday to Monday with the latter's parents the Piersons A few neighbors spent Wednesday evening with Mr and Mrs Louis Volkerts playing cards Mr and Mrs Paul Weible and children spent Sunday evening at George Young home Mr and Mrs J C Guill and Ila spent Sunday evening with the Piersons Thur Salsburg and Chris Knudson called on E N Southard Sunday morning Mr Walker and Elmer Larson were callers at the Osborn home Sunday morning Mr and Mrs George Young and family and Mr and Mrs J C Guill and Ila were Sidney shoppers Saturday Mr and Mrs Ed Zorn and sons were dinner guests Sunday of Mr and Mrs H Blome of Dalton

A Rapp of Kearney Pierson Louis Volkerts Paul Weible George Young J. C. Guill Thur Salsburg Chris Knudson E. N. Southard Mr. Walker Elmer Larson Osborn Ila Sidney Ed Zorn and Sons H. Blome Dalton Thelma Ed Zorn Phoenix Arizona Eugene Weed Clyde Click Albert Linton Jensen Paul Welble E.N Southard Olive Gineau Mesdames Ehlers Nagengast Young Goranson J. Ladine A. Ladine Draper Christofferson Lloyd Goranson Near Sterling E. F. Goranson Edwin Goranson West Point Frank Weber Alex Gering Oliver Gineau Leonard Freeburg Simla A. H. Draper Earl Young E. E. Osborn Elmer George Henry Russell Crook Harvey Lou Charles George R. W. Johnson W . Sharman H J Elsen George Messing W.C Fastenow Raymond John Fastenow Adair Fred Wittig Esther John Sell H. J Elsen W. L. Needham Billy Wicihta Kan Harry Witters George Deaver

Thelma Zorn Excels At University In Phoenix Arizona

Thelma Zorn daughter of Mr and Mrs Ed Zorn attends a university in Phoenix Arizona reports good progress in studies and enjoys the climate and scenery. Local residents note visits and gatherings with friends and relatives including Eugene Weed and family and Paul Weible calling on Albert Linton and Jensen, with several social events and family meals recounted from the week.

Weekend Visits and Local Social Roundup in South Colton

Ellen Deaver of Ogallala spent the weekend with her mother Mrs. Hester Deaver and family. Sidney callers included H J Elsen Harvey and Louis George. Sunday visits at the George Deaver home followed by gatherings at the W C Fastenow and Elsen homes. The call club met with Raymond Fastenow and the next meeting will be with Clarence and Clemmons Deaver as Sidney visitors Friday.

Ellen Deaver Ogallala Hester Deaver H J. Elsen Harvey Louis George Sidney Joe Deaver George Deaver Harry Witters H. J. Elsen W. C Call Club Raymond Fastenow Clarence Clemmons Deaver Harry Witters and

Farm Loans and Insurance Services in Sidney Neb

Western Securities Co offers farm loans at favorable terms and current rates with 5 and 6 percent options and reasonable commissions. Contact C. W. Smith resident manager in Roche Building Sidney Nebraska by phone 35 for details.

Western Securities Co C. W. Smith Roche Bldg Mgr Sidney Nebde

Community Notes from Bunker Hill Visiters and School Incident

Mr and Mrs Hilbert Borcher and daughter visited Ted Borcher Thursday. Mr Dedic shelled corn for Pete Beyer and George Harms Friday. Art Borcher and wife visited Gurley last Thursday. Irene Schmidt newly enrolled at Bunker Hill School fell from a swing last Thursday morning and fractured an ankle bone.

Hilbert Borcher Ted Borcher Dedic Pete Beyer George Harms Art Borcher Irene Schmidt Bunker Hill

Surprise Birthday Party Held For Mrs Beyer

Mrs Iva Beyer hosted a surprise birthday party for her sister Mrs Fred Beyer last Wednesday evening. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Ray Frame Mr and Mrs Andrew Nelson Mr and Mrs Everett Foster Mr and Mrs Adolph Moll Mr and Mrs Earl Bayne and numerous family members. Prizes in a 500 game went to Fred Beyer and Mrs Frame with second to Mr and Mrs Nelson and consolation prizes to August Horst and Bill Dalton. Lunch followed, guests hosted by the party.

Iva Beyer Fred Beyer Ray Frame Andrew Nelson Everett Foster Adolph Moll Earl Bayne Rex Bayne Fred Nelson Everett Mohatt Bill Dalton August Horst Grace Dalton Helen Clare Homatt Esther Mooney Emma Weissman

Local Dinner Guests and Tournament Officials Named

Mr and Mrs Earl Basne and family visited the McRoberts home for Sunday dinner. Mr and Mrs William Rohde and family dined at Andrew Nelson's. Mr and Mrs Fastenau and family spent Sunday with Frank Gross. Tournament runners up will receive basketball. The event is directed by Marvin Anderson, Mitchell superintendent, Frank C. Prince of Bavard, and J L Irwin of Kimball.

Earl Basne Famuls McRoberts William Rohde Andrew Nelson Fastenau Frank Gross Mav Anderson Mitchell Frank C. Prince Bavard J L Irwin Kimball

Western Nebraska teams priming for regional meeting

The western Nebraska regional tournament will be held at Mitchell on March 7 and 8 with 16 teams including Alliance Crawford Hay Springs Hemingford Sidney St. Patrick's of Sidney Kim ball Morris Mitchell Gering Scotts Bluff Bayard and Bridgeport. The Minatare winner Chadron winners and runner ups Mitchell winner and runner up advance to Lincoln for the state championship. If the Mitchell winner or runner up does not go to Lincoln the third and fourth place finishers are sent. The Mitchell tourney winner receives a bronze plaque featuring the Lincoln state capitol and a basketball player.

Nebraska Mitchell Alliance Crawford Hay Springs Hemingford Sidney St. Patrick's Kimball Morris Gering Scottsbluff Bayard Bridgeport Minatare Mitchel Lincoln Lincoln State Capitol

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Gurley High School George Washington Intermedite Room Angela Ruttner Wenda Pavlat Louis Wynne Margaret Everius Wanda Paviat Evelyn Melton Helen Zalesky Elmo Wilt Lavern Seda Deryle Seda John Zal Loyal Mr Wolff Johnny Miss Granzer Welby Miss Johnson Bob West Center Farm Loans and Insurance Conoco District 76 Mesdames Iva Beyer John Engel Royal Neighbors Lodge Evelyn Engel Evelyn Juedes Leonard Beyer Bernard Mary Josephine Beyer Margaret Don Ehmke Leona Juedes Louie Engel Western Nebraska Kratz Abstract Co Earl R. Kratz Pres Sidney Nebr Pomeroy Ranch Brownson Wwe Mt ES Lister van Brunt Horse International Mer Ition John Deere Horse Gang McCormick Christian Church H. W. Cuddiford & Sons Fundingsland & Millett Liberty State Bank
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