Magazine Staff and Notes Page Highlights
A compact staff lineup lists Marjorie Adam Elizabeth Harr Loretta Osborn Virginia Johns Helen Zalesky Donald Baker Floyd Miller Helen Doran Earl Young and Miss Fitzsime as editor roles with TraIL editor in chief and assistant editor, along with sections labeled Personal Convocation Central Grade Notes Eastward Notes Agriculture Notes and a Music Box Jokes Poems Sunny Side Adviser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Adam
Elizabeth Harr
Loretta Osborn
Virginia Johns
Helen Zalesky
Donald Baker
Floyd Miller
Helen Doran
Earl Young
Miss Fitzsime
Sidney Falls to Chappell in Chappell Tournament Final
After two wins against Big Springs and Ogalalla Sidney reaches the class final but loses to Chappell 15 to 11. Chappell earlier beat Bushnell and Lodge Pole to reach the final. The event, staged at Chappell, featured strong play, close games, and top trophies with winners earning state tournament bids. Sidney impressed with three solid showings and praised refereeing by Miller and Smith.
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Big Springs
Ogalalla
Sidney
Chappell
Bushnell
Lodge Pole
Goodview
Miller
Smith
Lincoln
Chadron
AZO
Quill Society Deliberations Focus on Washington and Lincoln
The Quill society met Wednesday night February 20 with Virginia Adam in charge. Members gave anecdotes about Washington or Lincoln, read essays, and discussed the lives of the presidents. Poetry work is finished and the next meeting will cover drama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quill Society
Virginia Adam
Washington
Lincoln
Paul Martin Speaks on George Washington Life at Chapel
Sidney lawyer Paul Martin delivered a Friday chapel talk tracing George Washington from boyhood to adulthood. He described Washingtons home life schooling early business experiences and incidents shaping his character, entertaining the student body with vivid portraits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Martin
Sidney Law‘yer
George Washington
Martin
Washington
Washington, D. C
Second grade marks birthdays of two boys Friday
The second grade celebrated two birthdays on Friday February 22 for Bill Tewell and George Wash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Tewell
George Wash
Expert Coming to Sidney at Sidney Hotel
Expert C F Redlich promotes the Perfect Retention Shields for rupture care at Sidney Hotel from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Appointments by telephone. no charge for consultation. He claims high success in both new and neglected ruptures with sanitary, moisture-proof appliances and guarantees to hold the rupture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Redlich
Co. F. Redlich
Boston Block
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Two Year Economics Course Should Be Given
The essay argues home economics should be offered in every high school. It says it provides a foundation for many occupations and promotes better public nutrition. It envisions a two year economics program, including cafeteria planning, as part of Sidney High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Sidney High School
Lauree Lewis
Morning Alarm Resistance Across Weeks
The piece discusses how habits form by repetition yet acknowledges exceptions. It asks if rising each morning becomes harder this week than last and compares waking to hearing a dinner bell, noting daily awakenings yet questioning consistency in response.
Morning Routines and Small Frustrations in a Busy Household
An observer recalls the habitual morning chores from waking to preparing for the day. The routine includes lighting a fire, shaking ashes, finding matches, and the daily scavenger hunt for missing school books, clothing, and gear, noting frequent temper and common exceptions.
Sidney School News Roundup of Student Activities
Margaret Finney had her tonsils removed Friday afternoon and hopes to return to school soon. Virginia Johnson enjoyed a Denver vacation earlier in the week, while Stuart Bush was absent Monday. Robert Harper visited Lincoln last week and sang over station KFAB. Four Potter high girls visited S H S Wednesday afternoon. Miss Runge and Miss Lute went to Kimball over the weekend. Viola Foster and Vera Harr, former Sidney high students, joined Wesleyan psychology club initiation. Robert Hornaday and Clifford Wait, former Sidney students, were initiated into Beta Kappa at Wesleyan University. Ralph Osborn, class of ’28, at Wyoming University, visited Sidney Thursday and Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maragret Finney
Virginia Johnson
Denver
Stuart Bush
Robert Harper
Lincoln
KFAB
Potter High School
Miss Runge
Miss Lute
Kimball
Nebraska Wesleyan
Viola Foster
Vera Harr
Sidney High
Robert Hornaday
Clifford Wait
Sidney
Wesleyan University
Ralph Osborn
Wyoming University
Laramie
G A A Holds Skating Party At Krueger Lake
The Girls Athletic association held a skating party at Krueger's Lake Sunday afternoon with about 20 girls attending. Skating lasted until around six o'clock and despite some bumps, the group reported a very good time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girls Athletic Association
Krueger's Lake
Local Declamatory Contest Set for March Fifth Evening
The annual contest will be held in the high school auditorium Tuesday March 5 starting at 7 45 PM. The public is invited with no admission charged. Residents are urged to reserve March 5 for this event and plan attendance.
Falls City Creamery Ad Seeks Direct-To-Consumer Butter Buyers
An early Falls City Nebraska notice from Richardson County Bank promotes the Falls City Creamery Company. It touts economical butter manufacture, honest weight and tests, prompt payment by mail, and prompt return of cans. The ad invites direct sales to consumers and thanks customers for their business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richardson County Bank
Local contest winners set for western Nebraska subdistrict
Winners listed for Oratorical Lincoln A Man Called of God Joe Dodds Dramatic The Gift The White Hands of Tellham The Wheels of Time Humorous The Sermon The Wedding Gift At the Photographers Ray G Are red cheeks a sign of good health Aden J and Gladys E ride story and classroom jokes included with mistyped exchanges and a nickname list of participants for a small town event March 15 deadline noted for advancing contestants
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Vera Hawkins
Helen Jane Johnson
Vera Tompkins
Groundhog signals lingering winter in SEYTORP
Sextorp readers note winter lingers as shadow sighting hints at slow thaw. Local residents frequent shops and visits mark a busy weekend with neighbors seen in Sidney Kimball and Potter areas. Names include Leola Rogers Pete Nelson Reetz Fisher Redeen Carlson Minor Morrow Crowell Smith Johnson Neilson.
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Leola Rogers
Pete Nelson
George Reetz
Arlo Fisher
Sidney
Henry Moench
Oscar Redeen
Alice Carlson
Miss Minor
Roy
Robert Nelson
Paul Morrow
Chris Crowell
Billy Smith
Kimball
Robert
C. C. Crowell
Viggo Neilson
Charles N. Johnson
Birthday party highlights near Potter noted in local visits
Mr. Lagar assists with ongoing work this week. Mrs Pete Nelson and son Roy join Mrs Arlo Fisher and son Alden along with Mr and Mrs Billy Smith at a birthday party hosted by L. J. Shaw near Potter on Thursday. Chris Crowell made a business call in Potter Monday.
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Mr. Lagar
Pete Nelson
Roy
Arlo Fisher
Alden
Billy Smith
L. J. Shaw’s
Potter
Chris Crowell
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