Good Fellowship Of Business Men At Chamber Luncheon
The Chamber of Commerce reports growing membership as Ray Witham presides at Union Pacific hotel luncheon. Visitors include Attorney Maxwell and M A Whalen of Omaha, with discussion on subways and community privileges. Brinkman of Omaha National Bank shares crop prospects and field observations. Donations approach 500 for the band boys auction, Ford sedan fundraising for the American Legion, and Dick Rogers named chairman for next luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Union Pacific
Ray Witham
C. W. West
Johnson
Chamber
Boydston
Telephone Company
A. K. Greenlee
J. L. McIntosh
H. B. Maxwell
Omaha
M. A. Whalen
Brinkman
Omaha National Bank
North Table
Brink
American Legion
Red Cross
Legion
Dick Rogers
Woman's Club Holds Two Meetings in January
The Woman's Club met twice in January with the Home Economics group led by Mrs. Barger and the Musical department organized by Mrs. Witham. Papers on Home Environment and manners, plus a biscuit making demonstration by Miss Myers, opened the sessions, followed by musical discussions, current events in music, chorus work, and Russian music studies led by various members.
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Barger
Rudd
Lowe
McCleneghan
M. Martin
I. E. Grabill
Pettitt
Burgess
Russia
Hodgkin
Kennedy
Ahrens
Frederick Zimmer Stars in College Game Return
Frederick Zimmer, a former Sidney high school senior and Frederick Frederick player, shines as a star for St. Regis College in a recent Denver papers recap of the game versus Colorado College. His performance marks a notable return to form for the noted athlete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Frederick Zimmer
St. Regis College
Colorado College
Frederick
Sidney High School
Fire Laddies at North Platte Meet
The North Platte gathering of the firemen concluded with a cheerful convention last week. Frank Tobin was reelected state treasurer as Sidney delegates, including Sol Willis and Charles Couch, attended with 900 delegates. Officers for 1925 were named: O R Rhoads, Tee Carey, Rev Rundin, A G Webbert, Frank Tobin, Rev Hass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Platte
Frank Tobin
Association
Sidney
Sol Willis
Charles Couch
Gus Wellner
Norman Wilnes
Henry Wilnes
Robert Barlow
Allen Brockaway
Bert Wright
Tom Mills
Beatrice
Our Boys
O. R. Rhoads
Scottsbluff
Tee Carey
York
W. C. Rundin
Mitchell
A. G. Webbert
Kearney
Rev. Hass
Woman's Club
Board of Control
Lennon
Pederson
Gerin
Pelton
Bartling
Enlarging Union Pacific Scholarship Eligibility for County Clubs
Union Pacific extends scholarship eligibility to county Boys and Girls Club participants in Nebraska counties along the system. The amended plan requires 5 acres corn 10 acres wheat 1 acre potatoes and one purebred or baby beef calf one swine litter of four or 25 poultry for competition. The expansion applies to 1923 club work and later unless announced otherwise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
Nebraska
State College of Agriculture
Royal Neighbors Install Honorary Lodge Officers
Royal Neighbors held an installation Friday night January 19 with Miss Edith Oldershaw as installing officer and Mrs. Ida Harris grand ceremonial marshal. New officers included Mrs. Jennie Johnson oracle and nine others, plus five graces and a three year manager appointment for Mrs. Grace Barlow. A fine luncheon followed the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Oldershaw
Ida Harris
Jennie Johnson
Oracle
Edith Hanson
Susan Chambers
Anna Wright
Recorder
Elizabeth Worden
Minnie Wellner
Inner Sentinel
Rose Johnston
Outer Sentinel
Effie Willis
Marshall
Nancy Curless
Anna Hart
Modesty
Leota Rice
Faith
Olive Simpson
Courage
Lena Gates
Hannah Hammer
Endurance
Grace Barlow
Altar Society Elects Officers After High Mass
The Altar Society elected 1923 officers: Mrs. R. E. Roche president, Mrs. Leo Bartholom ew vice president, Mrs. John O Neill treasurer, and Mrs. Frank Hahler secretary. Father Link lauded the group for faithful work at St Patrick's Church. A card party is planned for Tuesday January 30 in St Patrick's auditorium with lunch served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies of the Altar Society
R. E. Roche
Leo Bartholomew
John O’neill
Frank Hahler
Father Link
St. Patrick’s Church
Altar Society
St. Patrick's Auditorium
Norbeck Nelson bill backed to aid farmers finance
The Norbeck Nelson bill seeks a 250 million dollar revolving fund under the War Finance Corporation to credit foreign importers guaranteed by their governments for U S farm shipments. It argues higher prices arise from expanding foreign markets, not mere credit, and predicts wheat to two dollars a bushel and corn to one dollar if enacted. It urges farm bureaus, farmers, and legislators to actively support quick passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Finance Corporation
United States
Europe
America
Hurdpe
Argentine
Australia
India
Norbeck-Nelson
War Finance Corporation Ma
Chinery
Congress
Legislative Mill
Farm Bureau Association
President Osborn Utters Strong Words
GC J Osborn state president of the Farmers Union spent days in Sidney with family and friends and attended to official duties. He had been in Denver at a farm convention and then traveled to Omaha. He advocates farmer organization and independence in marketing the foods they raise as essential to improve conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GC. J. Osborn
Farmers Union
Sidney
Denver
Omaha
Mr. Osborn
Rebeccahs Install Officers In Annual Ceremony
The Rebeccahs held their annual installation of officers on the 17th with strong attendance. District Deputy President Clara Stubt and District Grand Marshal Anna Wright presided. Inducted: noble grand Ethel Gruht, vice noble grand Myrtle Reed, secretary Mabel Swingley, treasurer Cora Gains, conductor Ethel Houge, warden Flora Slawson, chaplain Ella Burke, inside guardian Edna Granneman, outside guardian Frank Ackerman, and assistants Lizzie Burkhart Lena Peterson Henrietta Puckett. No luncheon followed the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebeccahs
Clara Stubt
Anna Wright
Noble Grand
Ethel Gruht
Mrydle Reed
Mabel Swingley
Cora Gains
Ethel Houge
Flora Slawson
Ella Burke
Inside Guardian
Edna Grannem
Fireman's Ball Set by Sidney Volunteers
Sidney Volunteer Fire Department reserves February 13 for its annual ball. Those wishing to arrange a dance should note the date is taken. The event aims to engage the whole community in supporting the department.
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Sidney
Sunday School Class in Earnest
The Keystone class of the Methodist church, a strong group of young married members, has 72 enrolled. A Monday business meeting elected officers and committees for Welfare Work, Membership, Finance, Social, and Literary. Officers include President E Hedges and Vice President L Elkington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keystone
Methodist Church
FE. Hedges
A. A. Rudd
Millett
M. Martin
G. Hellbush
E. Ahrens
Benninghouse
F. Stephens
L. Elkington
C. Ledbetter
W. C. Mauer
Shrine Band Elects Sidney Shrine Club Officers
The Sidney Shrine Club Saxophone band led by George A. Bolduc elected officers last Friday: Bolduc as president and director, J. Earl Thayer as vice president and assistant director, Earl R. Kratz as secretary and treasurer, Herman Schroeder as librarian. The roll list includes twenty two members with two soprano saxophones to be added before closing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Shrine Club
George A. Bolduc
J. Earl Thayer
Earl R. Kratz
Herman Schroeder
Blaine Grabill
C. W. Hornaday
Ernest Nelson
Fred Morgan
R. 8. Scott
Co. W. West
Miss Chesebro Takes Long Vacation for Health in Nebraska
Miss Alice Chesebro leaves the Variety Store for an extended stay in eastern Nebraska to rest and regain strength at a lower altitude, hoping the change will improve health, after a period of weakness at higher elevation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Chesebro
Nebraska
University of Nebraska Glee Club Concert Review
The University of Nebraska Glee Club performed to a good crowd on Tuesday night with Frank Leisher as the sole Sid ney participant. Some numbers stood out with notable solos and quartets, while the chorus lagged. Scenes from Robin Hood and tunes like Open the Gates of the Temple and On the Sea impressed. the group extended their stay to Denver after the show. A screening before the concert showed Notre Dame Nebraska football highlights and a news image of General Pershing with trainer Jack West, whose death was reported that afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Nebraska Glee Club
Sidney
Frank Leisher
Oscar Bennett
Vance Doty
Temple
Our
Denver
Nebraska University
General Pershing
Jack West
Remembering Old Time Dance at Slayter Garage
An immense Sidney crowd filled Hardy's Ball Room for an all free old time dance honoring O. D. Slayter of the Slayter Garage. Despite a green new floor, two hundred couples began with rye waltz and fourteen square dances. The four‑man orchestra from Dalton, Bunker Hill, and the Gerke brothers provided spirited music as spectators joined in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. D. Slayter
Slayter Garage
Sidney
Mr. Slayter
Hardy
Pepper
Louis Reimers
Dalton
Fred Seimers
Bunker Hill
Gerke Brothers
Musician James T. Roberts Departs Amid Wind and Sand
The former organist at the U. S. A. leaves in abrupt fashion. Manager Miller sobs, then receives a strange long distance wire in which Roberts jokes about being no camel. Readers recall his piano prowess, steady organ tuning, and hefty salary as winds and boulders raged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James T. Roberts
Miller
Mr. Roberts
Injury Report on Mrs Peirce in Hot Springs
Mrs R S Scott reports her mother Mrs Peirce was seriously injured when a car swerved onto the sidewalk near their Hot Springs South Dakota home. Splints were removed from the leg but healing had not begun, leaving the family anxious about her return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. S. Scott
Hot Springs
South Dakota
Peirce
Scott
Sidney Defeats Chappell H 5 in Narrow Thriller
Sidney edged Chappell 10 to 9 after five overtime minutes on the home floor amid a large crowd. Captain Null hit a decisive foul goal for Sidney as Bristol of Chappell fouled out, and St Patrick’s Academy lost 16 to 6 to the Terriers earlier, signaling strong material for next year.
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Chappell
Sidney
Null
Bristol
Pride
St. Patrick's Academy
Sidney Terriers
Teriers
Get Copy in Early Thursday At The Telegraph Printery
The Telegraph printery is crowded on early Thursday as contributors advertisers ministers and schools rush to submit copy and notices for the week If Thursday could host only Thursday events an orderly system would ensure everything fits and nothing is crowded out The piece urges timely submissions to maintain an orderly paper flow.
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Telegraph
Near Accidents on Central and Second Streets
Reported minor vehicle incidents Saturday to Tuesday at Central and Second with scraped rims and jammed fenders. A near city smash up seems likely as drivers admit slow speeds and a push to speed up among some motorists.
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Central
Knights of Columbus Dance At St Patrick’s Auditorium Sees Success
The Knights of Columbus hosted a successful dance at St Patrick’s auditorium last night. Proceeds will fund their May state convention in Sidney. The event boosted local advertising and left visitors with a lasting positive impression of the town.
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Knights of Columbus
St. Patrick’s Auditorium
Knights
Sidney
Masons Hold Busy Last Friday Night Event at Temple
The Masons social night filled the Masonic Temple to capacity with strong turnout from towns within 40 miles. A banquet fed attendees in the club rooms. Shrine Suax aphone band, now 21 members, performed. Gladys Dunkin is ill with scarlet fever at her south city home.
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Masonic Temple
Shrine Suaxaphone
Gladys Dunkin
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Woman’s Club
Royal Neighbors
Osborn
Shrine Band
Uni
Glee Club
Lost
Chappell H
The
Masons
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