Sidney Community Association Banquet
Nearly two hundred Sidney and area residents attended the Sidney Community Association banquet at the Methodist Episcopal church. Music by the Sidney orchestra and a church group dinner followed by patriotic songs framed the evening as temporary officers were named and plans for a membership drive began, with women admitted as full members without fee.
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Sidney
Sidney Community Association
Methodist Episcopal Church
A KE. Warren
J. W. Johnson
G. RR. Buckner
Leon Fine
L. Pindell
Brahim
Joe J. McIntosh
United Front
Fourth of July to Be Celebrated in Sidney
Sidney and community plan a grand Fourth of July celebration under proper auspices. The goal is a great reunion of Cheyenne county soldiers with wide cooperation to ensure a historic, memorable event. Officials expect the treaty of peace to be signed by then and urge advance arrangements for a gala day.
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Sidney
Cheyenne County
School Bonds Carried for New Sid ney Plant
The election Monday approved 40,000 in bonds for a new school plant in Sidney with 115 votes cast. 112 favored, 2 opposed, 1 undecided. The Board of Education will proceed, aiming to have the school plant ready for operation at the September opening.
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Moneday
Sidney
Board of Education
Knights of Columbus to Initiate Class Sunday
Knights of Columbus to initiate a class with a High Mass at St Patrick s Church at 9 00 A M and degree work at 1 00 P M in the K of C Hall followed by a banquet at the Tobin Opera House in the evening hosted by the church ladies
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Knights of Columbus
St. Patrick’s Church
K. of C. Hall
Tobin Opera House
Ladies of the Church
Poverty Social at Christian Church
The Christian church youth plan a poverty social in the basement on Wednesday June 1st. Attendees are asked to come in their worst clothes and face a three cent fine for violations of the rules. Other fines apply for infractions, with coffee and ginger cakes as the reward for each. A grand prize will be awarded to the couple appearing worst.
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Christian Church
Wil
St Patrick's Academy closes year with vivid Tobin program
At the Tobin Opera House the St Patrick's Academy students staged a patriotic and polished closing program. The event featured piano numbers by V Foy and others, a strong essay by Elizabeth Maginnis, a flag drill, a four act Witch of Bramble Hollow, and a four on three pianos rendition of Raymond Over ture. Father Link awarded medals to Elizabeth Maginnis Gertrude Mead John Simones and others. W LeRoy Larson provided pianos.
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St. Tattrick’s Academy
Tobin Opera House
Cader the Palms
V. Foy
Go Mende
I. Burke
M. Maginnis
A Se
J. Simones
D. Frickes
Raymond
J. Walsh
T. M McGinley
Maginnis
FL Hart
Father Link
Pathey Link
Elizabeth Maginnis
Gertrude Mead
Ogalalla
Peter Peetz
Margaret Maginnis
J. L. McIntosh
John Simones
Knights of Columbus
We Hill
W. LeRoy Larson
Retreat for Priests Held in Sidney
The priests of the Grand Island diocese will hold a retreat in Sidney from June 9 to 14. About fifty four priests led by the Rev. James A. Duffy will arrive by train on Monday and lodge at St. Patrick's rectory and St. Patrick's Academy in Sidney.
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Grand Island
Dioces
Sidney
James A. Duffy
St. Patrick's Church
St. Patrick’s Academy
Electric Cream Tester at Ice Plant Offers Quick Service
Farmers urged to bring their next can of cream for fast testing. Honest tests, market price, and courteous treatment marked as the Ice Plant motto.
Memorial Day Observed in Sidney
Memorial Day observances took place in Sidney with Grand Army veterans and Boy Scouts leading parades to the cemetery. World War veterans and local youths honored comrades with prayers, music, and a church program featuring readings by Zella Owens and Annie Radcliffe, songs by the Correll brothers, and an address by Rev. J J Langston on Americas place in the world.
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Sidney
Grand Army of the Republic
Trail
Comrads
Boy Scouts of
America
Samuel Light
Republic
R. E. Roche
Elmer Cook
Odd Fellows
Sidney Band
Ini
Brown
JL. EB. Lewis
Koh. Correll
J. J. Langston
Americas
L. EB. Lewis
Anne Radcliffe
Zella Owens
J. W. Johnson
Carrell Brothers
Ulmer Kahl
County Auto Tax Figures and Federal Road Aid Offer
Cheyenne County lists valuations and 15381 autos taxed $18972 with state and county shares $14186 and $4786. Kimball County has 672 autos, Deuel 661. Cheyenne could receive $164547.28 in Federal road aid if it designates highways as State routes and spends a small matched amount.
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Cheyenne County
Kimball County
Deuel County
Light plant shut down for maintenance this Sunday
Notice to Patrons from Sidney Municipal Service states the light plant will shut down Sunday starting at 8 A.M. for several hours to connect new equipment. Do not use water for irrigation or non domestic use or the main may be shut off at the Tank. Manager J. Be Paquette urges patrons to use Osborn Battery Station for service.
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Sidney Municipal Service
J. BE. Paquette
County Commissioners Declare Public Roads Highway Status
The Board of County Commissioners, led by Chairman L. Ro Barlow, declares three section-line roads in Township 16, Range 56 and Township 16, Range 53 as public highways. Each road will be 66 feet wide, with surveyors to stake and plot and overseers to maintain in passable condition. The measures follow ten years of unobstructed use. Continued note references additional section lines and future pages.
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Board of County Commissioners
Ll. Ro Barlow
J TL. Reet
Win Goding
FL. N Shawson
Win Coding
J. L. Reel
Township 16
Trognitz
Iaw
Ben
Sevetion Line
Rainfall Lifts Wheat Prospects and Crop Health
Heavy rain and cool, snowy spells arrive just in time to aid wheat and corn across the county. The moisture slows cutworm damage and steadies prospects for a favorable harvest, supporting the local farmers reliant on wheat as their chief crop and a high, stable price.
Sidney Chautauqua Opens Thursday Season
Sidney Chautauqua begins its season next Thursday with a program of fine music and entertainment. Entertainers are highly promising and expected to attract a large crowd. Posters are not yet available, but attendances are encouraged and tickets will go on sale as soon as they arrive on a first come, first served basis.
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Sidney Chautauqua
Equalization Board Meeting Scheduled for June 10
The Equalization Board meets on June 10 in the County Commissioners room at the County Court House. Complainants should be punctual and bring up their issues for adjustment at that time.
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County Commissioners Room
County Court House
I O O F Sidney Lodge Meets Mondays in hall
I O O F Sidney Lodge No 91 of the Odd Fellows invites all brothers to attend Monday night meetings at the Odd Fellows hall. Enjoyable evenings and cordial discussions promised. W W Chowins fin sec'y.
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Sidney Lodge
O. O
Odd Fellows Hall
W. W. Chowins
Fin
Sec’y
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the American Bank
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Jesse C. McNish
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