Thompkin's Hired Man stage review earns praise
The junior class play Thompkin's Hired Man presented Thursday evening to a receptive audience. Strong casting and realistic farm kitchen setting impressed many. several actors earned notable mentions and some hoped for a repeat performance despite cold weather reducing attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompkin
Wolff
Mrs Thompkins
Miss Granzer
Louise
Jean Pavlat
Julia
Thompkins
Virginia Englert
Ruth
Bessie Billeter
Dixie
Sterling Glassburn
Ted Oliverius
Ted
Lindley
John Remington
Jerry
Roy Oliverius
Sunol High Defeats Sidney Academy In Close Battle
In a Saturday night basketball game Sunol beat Sidney academy 21 to 18 after a 11 all first half. Sunol players Loyall Lindley led with 10 points while Teammates Roy Oliverius Arie Zalesky Sterling Glassburn and Adolph Sedan contributed. Academy top scorers Delayen 5 Quinn 64 Roth 4 Beyer 3 Fahy 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunol
Sidney Academy
Academy
Roy Oliverius
Arie Zalesky
Loyal Lin
Second Grade Class Clocks Eskimos and Drama
Primary room draws clocks for arithmetic and learns Roman and Arabic numbers. They visualize Eskimos with booklets and posters while dressing up to dramatize Little Black Sambo. Music period to start. several students win spelling awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorenzo Regester
Raymond Oliverius
Donna Hopkins
Viola Volz
Elmo Wilt
Raymond Demers
Louis “Wynne
Lavern Seda
Nandle
Donald
Community Socials and Visits in Sidney
Mary and Jean Pavlat spent Sunday night with Bessie and Beulah Billeter. Miss Uranzer was a Sunday dinner guest at the A. M. Zwicks home in Sidney. Bertha Omel spent the weekend with some folks. Margaret Koester visited school Friday afternoon. The Misses Nelson Lindley Johnson Granzer and Seyfang attended the basketball game at Chappell Monday night between the Chappell town team and the Sunol town team Virginia Englert and Leona Lindley were Sidney callers Tuesday afternoon. Mr Wolff was a dinner guest at the G. W. Barlow home Friday evening. After dinner they attended the show in Sidney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Jean Pavlat
Bessie
Beulah Billeter
Miss Uranzer
A. M. Zwicks
Sidney
Bertha Omel
Margaret Koester
Nelson
Lindley
Johnson
Granzer
Seyfang
Chappell
Chappell Town
Sunol
Virginia Englert
Leona Lindley
Mr Wolff
G. W. Barlow
Local Drift of Visits and Family News in Lorenzo
Mrs. Frank Meier and Ida Boggs of Hershey visit J D Bolton. Esther Schmidt and Hildegarde Schmidt move to Mitchell. R W Berg visits J C Peters. J D Bolton visits Otto Raddatz. Peters and Del Hawkins do shelling work. Esther Schmidt calls on W C Phelps. W C Phelps and Agnes host at Charles Walker home. Roy Johnson stays with Ervin Phelps. Boggs and relatives return to Hershey for visits before heading home. Lee Hildegarde Schmidt stays with Frances Meier. Meier family shares Sunday dinner with J D Bolton. Mrs Harry Fleming visits. George and Henry Meier of Hoop er and Scribner visitors depart after days with relatives. Mrs Ralph Fleming calls. Mrs Frank Meier returns from Hershey after a large family reunion with Mrs Boggs and kin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Meier
Ida Boggs
Hershey
J. D. Bolton
Esther
Hildegarde Schmidt
Mitchell
R. W. Berg
J. C. Peters
J. D Bolton
Otto Raddatz
J. ©. Peters
del Hawkins
Esther Schmidt
W. C. Phelps
Agnes
Charles Walker
Roy Johnson
Ervin Phelps
Roy Phillips
Clarence Eaton
Lloyd and
George
Boggs
Local Crook Area Social and Business Roundup
South Sunol M C Sharp and Dr Houf visited Crook area homes on Monday while Tom Kendrick and F L Chapman attended business in Denver. Bonser and Ottjes families were in Sedgwick on Monday. Farmers finished husking corn last week. Various residents shopped and visited, with trips to Crook, Sundl, Chappell, and Sidney. California trip planned for Richard and Homer Gentry. Mumps sick list noted for Mrs Ernest Bonser. Ed Binney returned from Illinois. Be N Roth shopped in Sidney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Houf
Tliff
Tom Kendrick
F. L. Chapman
Denver
G W. Bonser
Albert Otties
Sedgwick
Sam James
Ernest Bonser
Ed Binney
Illinois
Be, N. Roth
Sidney
Local Socials Note Stays And Farewell Gatherings
Ten years of togetherness marked by a Mass West teacher dining at the W C Whelps home and Alon day. Mr and Mrs A M Smith of Sterling hosted and the George Fleming household hosted. Lorenzo dance drew a large crowd. Ed Meier hosted a farewell party for Esther and Hildegarde Schmidt with games and lunch. Sidney shoppers includes J C Peters and daughter and Miss Tillia Jahn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mass West
Gainer
Gurley and Dalton Prep Rivalry Set for Friday Clash
A farewell party was held Friday for Mr and Mrs Harold Rowan who are moving to Broken Bow. Gurley high school baseball, not basketball, notes Dalton junior team loss while predicting a big upcoming home game as Gurley hosts Dalton first team amid longstanding town rivalry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Rowan
Broken Bow
Gurley High School
Dalton
Gurley
Local social notes and visits around Sidney and area
Mr and Mrs Luther Gustin and family and others were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs H B Jones in Sidney. Attendees at a Sunday show in Sidney included Carl Christ, Mrs McDonald, James Taylor, Dr A A Larson, plus many locals. County Assessor L F Cunningham returned from Lincoln after attending meetings. Various neighbors visited relatives in Lodge Pole. Margie Bumgardner owns a new Ford. Methodist Ladies Aid met for a session and lunch. Young married peoples club held a dance with hosts Arlo Perry and William Wolcott. Julia Berkland of Sutherland visited for permanent waves and plans to return in February. Mrs David McDonald and daughter Petsy left for Oakland after holidays with Mr and Mrs B Taylor. Several local residents shared a six o'clock dinner with the Jensen family. Lutheran Guild met and planned an oyster supper. Myr S J Flora and teachers were dinner guests of Henry Frederickson. Guild to meet again with Mrs Fred Rathman hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Gustin
Mio Ona
Charles Gabriel
FE Lasbeus
Fred Engel
Lynn Cunningham and
H. B Jones
Sidney
Carl Christ
McDonald
James Taylor
A A. Larson
Lynn Cunningham
L. F Cunningham
Lincoln
Cunningham
Harold Rowan
Lodge Pole
Margie Bumgardner
Methodist Ladies Aid
David McDonald
Petsy
Oakland
Will Frederickson
Myr
S. J. Flora
Henry Frederickson
Local Social Notes From Potter Area
Miss Leola Rogers spent the weekend with her parents at Potter. Peter Nelson called at the C. E. Shaw home on the south divide Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Crowell and family departed for a several weeks visit in the eastern part of the state. Miss Marilda Moench assisted at the Lloyd Shaw home near Potter and returned to her parental home. Billy Smith and Roy Nelson were business callers in Potter Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Prince and family shopped in Kimball Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leola Rogers
Potter
Peter Nelson
C. E. Shaw
South Divide
C. C. Crowell
Marilda Moench
Lloyd Shaw
Billy Smith
Roy Nelson
Fred Prince
Kimball Satur
Local residents make rounds in Sidney area
Paul Morrow called at the Peter Nelson home Thursday morning. Johnson is listed fourth week. George Reetz called on Mrs. Lloyd Shaw Thursday afternoon. Peter Nelson, Joe Frei and Neil Dunlavy held a school board meeting. Reetz and Homer Pisher attended Farmers Union at J H Madden home Friday. Mrs Oscar Redeen visited C E Johnson Thursday morning. Reetz and Dykman families were business callers in Sidney Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Morrow
Peter Nelson
BK N
Johlnson
Matsous Smiths
Joe Kiubes
George Reetz
Lloyd Shaw
Joe Frei
Neil Dunlavy
Mrr
Homer Pisher
Farmers Union
Antelope Divide
J H. Madden
Oscar Redeen
C. E. Johnson
Allen Dykman
Sidney
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Sunol High School
Dean Hecker
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Tino We
Lavin Seda
Ruth Fenske
John Zalesky
Lestie Craig
Doyle Seda
Chalotte Bluhm
Russell Bluhm
Wayne Craig
Darwin Hopkins
Lucile Billeter
Julia Tesar
Melia Zalesky
Lorraine George
Viola Hornicek
Edwin Misegadis
Sidney Radio & Electric CO
Lorenzo News
South Sunol
M. C Sharp
Crook
T. A. Bonser
Willys Knight
Dodge
Sidney Motor Sales Co
Lutheran Guild
Fred Rathman
Sextorp
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Pigsty Wiggly Market
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