Local and Personal News Mentions in City Chronicle
Cyril Keenig of Spencer Nebr spent Tuesday in town on business. W E Richter of Brule visited, Joseph Oberfelder and Clayton Radcliffe are in the area on short stays. Aaron Boyes underwent a tumor operation at Dr Taylor hospital last week. J A Galusha of Julesburg was a business visitor Monday. M W Osborn attended a Detroit Dodge Brothers dealers’ convention in recent days. Mr and Mrs C L Walters welcomed a baby girl born Wednesday night. Jack Benedict returns to town after three weeks with flu. Mrs F O Burgess urges Near East relief contributions due by Tuesday noon. Robert Sellers and Walter Cruise families quarantined with mild smallpox. Arthur Oberfelder visited relatives here on return from New York. Mrs N E Petteys of Lodge Pole spent time with daughter Mrs J W McDaniel Jr. Dewey Jensen of Salt Lake City visited at W J Perry’s. Jesse Higgins of Gurley leaving for San Francisco for winter, returning spring. Miss Morence Phillips of Scotty Bluff to make home here. Heinie Bauman to Denver for business and pleasure, yes he took his skates. E D Hutchinson to Denver for Mountain States Lumbermen’s convention. Mrs Percy Cogswell and daughter Taouise of Alliance visited sister Mrs John Burke. H YL Hines and wife of Cheyenne en route to New York for European trip. Mrs Gladys Burke of Lisco visiting James McDaniel Jr, en route to California. Judge and Mrs John McClenaghan in Denver due to death in family, returning home. William Gross sustained a flesh wound from accidental discharge of a small calibre rifle. not serious if no infection. Mrs H H Jolly extended visit at Colorado Springs. will return soon with husband driving to fetch her.
Sunol Visit By Mrs Hunt And Local Events
Mrs S P Hunt spent last weekend with her mother at Sunol. The Taylor hospital last week removed an extraordinarily large tumor from Mrs Frank Schwasnick. The Parent-Teachers Association meets January 20 at 7 30 in the high school assembly. Members without donated cups should bring them. Harry Morris manager of Wyoming Produce, formerly Wooldridge grocery, returned from Cheyenne with his family and shipped a carload of household effects to Sidney to settle there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Schwasnick
Taylor Hospital
Harry Morris
Wyoming Produce Company
Wooldridge Grocery
Cheyenne
City
Sidney
Bronson Items Highlight Local Movements and Visits
Sunday travels were hindered by poor roads as Stewart McMillan rode to school while others stayed local. Dalton visitors Nona Babb and Bernadine Anderson called, with Ethel Lynghorn resuming study at Chadron Normal. Housekeeping swaps, birthdays, and farm road efforts fill the week, alongside tumor removal for Aaron Boyes and various calls between Bronson, Sidney, and Dalton residents.
Roads Hit Sidney Hard Stranding Travel and Visits
Residents describe severely drifted roads making travel nearly impossible. Local families including the Hockerson Kurz Walker Dendinger and Parker households visited, rode, or ferried relatives, while students and teachers faced school absences and coasting fun on Rattail hill amid persistent bad weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hockerson
Betty Jane
John Kurz
Frank Kurz
Otto Kurz
Sidney
Parker
Bert Walker
Miss Hemmer
Rattail Hill
Jerome Dendinger
Academy
Jerome
Ralph Dendinger
Howard Warkert
Lorenz
Proclaimed Crown Prince Michal Of Romania
Four year old Prince Michal was proclaimed crown prince replacing his father Prince Carol amid demonstrations in Bucharest. The national assembly accepted Carol’s renunciation, named a regency, and began divorce proceedings with Princess Helen of Greece. Carol denounced rumors from Milan with Magda Lupescu present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Michael
Romania
Bucharest
National Assembly
Carol
Michal
Ferdinand
Rfichael
Nicholas
Mgr
Miron Cristea
Romanian Orthodox Church
Grifore Busdugan
Mrs Roosevelt Visits White House After Retirement
Mrs Theodore Roosevelt widow of the former president called on Mrs Coolidge in the White House. She was accompanied by her daughter Mrs Nicholas Longworth wife of the speaker. The Longworths were married in the executive mansion and Mrs Roosevelt toured many rooms while greeting attendants and staff remaining from the Roosevelt era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Theodore Roosevelt
Coolidge
White House
Nicholas Longworth
Longworths
Executive Mansion
Roosevelt
Flames Level St. Viator's College at Bourbonnais
Fire of unknown origin destroyed the gymnasium of St. Viator's College in Bourbonnais near Kankakee Illinois. Father T J Rice president estimates the loss at 200000 with part coverage by Insurance. This followed a previous disaster in 1905 when the main buildings were destroyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kankakee
Ill
St. Viator’s College
Bourbonnais
T. J. Rice
Writer Arthur Train Weds Suffern Woman Mrs Gerard
Arthur Train writer and lawyer married Mrs Coster Gerard of Newport Rhode Island. Her first husband Sumner Gerard whom she divorced two years ago is brother of James W Gerard once ambassador to Germany.
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Arthur Train
Suffern
N. Y
Arthur
Train
Coster Gerard
Newport
R. I
Pilgrims Visit Theodore Roosevelt Grave in New York
Fifty relatives and acquaintances of Theodore Roosevelt gathered at Youngs Memorial Cemetery near Oyster Bay to lay a wreath on the former president's tombstone during a grave pilgrimage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Young’s Memorial Cemetery
Oyster Bay
Tobacco tax proposal in Kentucky governor's annual message
Governor Fields urged a state tax on manufactured tobacco soft drinks and water tickets to raise funds for education charitable and penal institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Fields
Kentucky
Cardinal Mercier Relapses, Grave Condition at Brussels
Cardinal Mercier suffered a sudden relapse and his condition is grave in Brussels. King Albert of Belgium is at the prelate's bedside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussels
Cardinal Mercier
King Albert of
Belgium
John Looney guilty of murder in Rock Island
John P. Looney former Rock Island editor was found guilty of murdering William Gabel a Rock Island saloon keeper and sentenced to fourteen years in the penitentiary after a six hour six ballot jury deliberation. The defense plans a new trial motion with January 8 set for hearing and possible appeal to the Supreme Court. The state cited vice ring ties and Looney’s alleged obstruction of federal testimony as motive and Lee Mey was claimed to be an accessory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galesburg
John P. Looney
Rock Island
William Gabel
Looney
Ursula Hamblin
I. R. Wasson
Peoria
Supreme Court
Wasson
Gabel
Lee Mey
Newport Society Woman Dies After Auto Crash in Detroit Suburb
Mrs. Robert Grosvenor of New York and Newport, formally Miss Aerielle Frost of Chicago, died in Grosse Pointe near Detroit from injuries in an automobile accident. The 31 year old widow was visiting sister Mrs. Joseph H. Fraser. brother Albert C. Frost Jr. was injured when the car skidded and overturned. Married in May 1918, she was the daughter of Chicago capitalist Albert C. Frost, who later suffered a spine injury in 1922 after being tossed from a runaway horse at Newport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport Society
Detroit
Mich
Robert Grosvenor
New York
Newport
Aerielle Frost
Chicago
Grosse Pointe
Grosvenor
Joseph H. Fraser
Albert C. Frost, Jr
Pare Milk Law Is Passed by Chicago City Council
Chicago city council passed unanimously an ordinance to ensure tuberculosis-free milk. It requires every milk shipper to hold a certificate from a county or federal veterinarian certifying herd health. Effective April 1. Dr. J. J. Lintner, federal tuberculosis inspector, ordered agents to discontinue work after state funding ended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
J. J. Lintner
Ilinois
1925 Motor Vehicle Registrations Top 20 Million
Figures show 20,200,000 motor vehicles registered nationwide in 1925, up 2,182,758 from the prior year. Passenger cars accounted for 17,638,491, with over 1,000,000 scrapped. Ohio has 1,400,000 vehicles, Pennsylvania 1,857,000, Illinois 1,266,000, and all other states below 1,000,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Tlinois
Lamport and Holt fined for ship law violation
In Boston a $25,000 fine was imposed on the Lamport and Holt line for transporting 500 Philadelphia Elks to Boston in violation of coastwise shipping laws. The Elks were landed during a convention about a year and a half ago.
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Boston
Lamport and Holt Line
Philadelphia Elks
Elks
Col Boyce W Thompson Cancels South Africa Mine Visit
Copper magnate Col. William Boyce Thompson cancelled his proposed visit to South African mines. His New York office said he is currently in London and could not undertake the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyce W. Thompson
New York
Milness
William Boyce Thompson
Colonel Thompson
London
Arbitration tribunal adjourns U S British claims
Washington reports the British American arbitration tribunal on claims has adjourned after disposing of all submitted claims. The State department announced the closure of the case and noted no further actions are pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lady Curzon Betrothed to Lord Revelstoke
Intimate friends expect the official engagement announcement in the London Morning Post early in January confirming Lady Curzon's betrothal to Lord Revelstoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lady Curzon
Paris
Lord Revelstoke
London Morning Post
Mrs Harriman Author Dies in Hollywood at 64
Hollywood magazine writer Alice Harriman died at her home of pneumonia at age sixty four. She authored fiction and verse collections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriman
Hollywood
Cal
Alice Harriman
Knight-Campbell Music Co Sharp stock closing sale
Denver Colorado based Knight Campbell Music Co advertises drastic discounts on pianos player pianos phono graphs radio sets and instruments after buying Sharp Music Co Denver stock. Prices cut by 25 percent or more with sale terms and full guarantee. Write for full list and descriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharp Music Co
Denver
Knight-Campbhlli Music Co
Colorado
Bake Sale at Sidney Meat and Provision Store
The Altar Society hosts a bake sale at Sidney Meat and Provision Store on Saturday January 16 starting at 2 p m. Mesdaines Wellner Pitman Clerk and Francis serve on the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altar Sociery
Sidney Meat and Provision Store
Mesdaines Wellner
Pitman
Francis
Notice to Country Club Members About Club Radio and Ball Room Heating
The club house radio is for member use at any time without charge. An extension to the grill room is heated and the ballroom is heated every Sunday. Members may request heating for ballroom use at other times by notifying the house manager, with a $1.00 service charge. House Committee.
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House Committee
Many kinds of Oak and the Acorn Sign
The acorn marks oak trees, a Briton given name that became the common term. As settlements spread, many oaks appeared and now over 300 varieties are known worldwide.
Teachers Uniform Examination Program for 1926
Examination dates for the 1925-26 school year are listed as January 23, April 17, June 5, and July 24, 1926. No special examinations will be held. The schedule covers third grade elementary and second grade high school certificate subjects with passing grades set at minimum 70 percent and average 80 percent, noting county seat locations for high school exams.
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Nebraska
Nebraska high school manual notes history sociology
A fragment references general history sociology and American literature in a Nebraska context, noting Mrs. D. B. Fletcher as County Superintendent. The readable text suggests a manual or curriculum outline guiding county education authorities.
Card of Thanks for Kindness After Bereavement
Mrs Franz Engel and children express sincere appreciation for kindness and sympathy shown during illness and death of beloved husband and father. They thank all for floral tributes and pledge grateful remembrance of the thoughtful gestures.
The Trail Continued From Page Five Cast of Students
Readable rows show a mix of sophomores and freshmen with playful labels such as bluffer booster scholar wit and various stereotypes. Names include Dimick Williams Foster Franukebergen Ciooks Planck Osborn Reed Jorgenson McDaniel Hend ricks Boling Ely Irwin Hazelewood Waddell Zike and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dimick
Bluffer
Elrie Wiliams
Booster
Viola Foster
Delores Franukebergen
Orville Ciooks
Mable Foster
Grind
Doris Maley
Taylor Daniel
Womma-Nager
Forrest Planck
Popular
Ralph Osborn
Helen Reed
Frieda § Thompson
Gwendolyn Jorgenson
Robert McDaniel
Irwin Hendricks
Frances Boling
Virgie Ely
Dorothy Irwin
Byron Leonard
Donald Jorgenson
George Null
James Hazelewood
Lucile Waddell
Fannybell Zike
Ethel Irwin
Arthur Zike
High Five Scores From Central School Grades
Fourth grade top marks include Gordon Tobin 96 and James Dimery 05 with Robert Dyke and Bessie Hinek. Seventh grade leaders are Mildred Witters 94.2 Ruth Betts 98 Earl Young 91.6 Benjamin Scheckler 88 and Lilian Dike 87.1. Eighth grade shows Roxie Hazzard 92.3 Virginia Johnson 92 Kenneth Johnson 91.7 Genestia Foster 91.3 Joe Culbertson 91 Mona Livoni 91.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central School
Gordon Tobin
Jame Dimery
Robert Dyke
Bessie Hinek
Mildred Witters
Ruth Betts
Earl Young
Benjamin Scheckler
Lilian Dike
Roxie Hazzard
Virginia Johnson
Kenneth Johnson
Genestia Foster
Joe Culbertson
Mona Livoni
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the Telegraph
Cyril Keenig
Spencer, Nebr
W. E. Richter
Brule
Joseph Oberfelder
North River Country
Clayton Radcliffe
Aaron Boyes
Dr. Taylor Hospital
J. A. Galusha of
Julesburg
M. W Osborn
Dodge Brothers
Mrs. C. L. Walters
Jack Benedict
Robert Sellers
Walter Cruise
Arthur Oberfelder
New York City
N. E. Petteys
Lodge Pole
J. W McDaniel
Dewey Jensen
Salt Lake City
W. J. Perry
Mer Jensen
Jesse Higgins
Gurley
San Francisco
Mr. Higgins
California
Miss
Morence Phillips
Scottybluff
Heinie Bauman
E. D. Hutchinson
Mountain States Lumbermen’s
Percy Cogswell
Taouise
Alliance
John Burke
H YL Hines
Gladys Burke
Lisco
James McDaniel, Jr
John McClenaghan
William Gross
Stewart- McMillan
Nona Babb
Dalton
Bernadine Anderson
Ethel Lynghorn
Chadron
The
Normal
Earl Mathewson
Harry Mathewson
Earl Tolle
Mark Parker
C. 8
Mr. Nelson
Aries
Anderson
John Connelly
Conelly
John
Harold Lyngholm
Walles
Bronson North
Lloyd
Albert
Ward Mathewson
Lowell Anderson
Raymond Anthony
C. E. Tolle
Little Harold
John €Ontelly
Joe Mforfeldt
C. E. Tole
Leo
George Kretz
District 36
Joe Dendinger
Charlie Walker
Raymond
Lorenzo
Howard Parkert
Gotham
FikSi LA
James J. Walker
Mrs. Roosevelt
Mrs. Coolidge
Flames
Mercier
John Looney
Bake Sale
D. B. Fletcher
Franz Engel
Experi
Betty’s Beauty
the Leonard Grocery
E. J. Leonard
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