Sidney High School Wins Silver Basketball Trophy
At a Thursday chapel Sidney High School received a silver basketball trophy as champions of the tri state tournament held at Chadron two weeks earlier. Coach West praised the team and coach Merle C. Green, urged continued education, and lauded the players for good manners and skill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney High School
Chadron
Coach West
Chadron Normal
West
Normal
Sidney
Merle C. Green
Alliance
Frank Lally
Roy
Null
Green
Liebendorfer
J. L. McIntosh
Judge Chambers
A. K. Greenlee
M. W. Dimery
Coach Green
State University of Nebraska
Leibendorfer
Dwight Frankeberger
Chapel
Parks Still at It in Laramie Boxing Meet
In the Laramie Republican story a Sidney man and boxers trainer Fred Parks is noted for leading his team to victory at a boxing and wrestling tournament held in the University gym last Thursday night. Wyoming dominated nearly all events against Colorado, and Parks’ men were all winners. The piece highlights Parks’ pride and the joy shown by friends at the successful results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramie
Sidney
Fred Parks
University Gym
Wyoming
Colorado
Parks
Pleasant note from Mrs. B. A. Jones of Portland
A letter from Mrs. B A Jones of Portland Oregon praises The Telegraph as an old friend and eager reader. The Jones family long led Sidney social and business life, and ties with the community remain strong and lasting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. A. Jones
Portland
Oregon
Jones
Sidney
Sidney Girl Marries in Eastern City
Announcements from Sidney report Miss Mary Fidele Joan McIntosh wed to Mr. Henry Meade Williams on March 10, 1923, in New York City. Mary, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. McIntosh, drew high honors in Sidney and studied abroad. Henry, Princeton graduate like his father Jesse Lynch Williams, pursues journalism and writing. his father’sPulitzer winning work and plays are noted. The couple heads for Los Angeles then New York, planning visits to Sidney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Fidele Joan McIntosh
Henry Meade Williams
New York City
Mary
J. l. McIntosh
Sidney
Mr. Williams
Trinceton
Jesse Lynch Williams
Hke
Williams
New York World
the Century
Los Angeles
New Orleans
New York
P E O Sisters Elect Officers at Luncheon
P E O Sister chapter BO held its annual luncheon and elected officers for the year at Mrs. Bentley's home. Officers include President Mrs. O R Owens and Vice President Mrs. A B Phelps. Next meeting set for Saturday March 17 with Miss Neubauer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bentley
0. R. Owens
A.B. Phelps
John McIntosh
H. R. Fuller
J.E. Grabill
Samuel Light
W- F. Bassett
J. A. Bentley
American Legion Meeting at Odd Fellows Hall Next Tuesday
Legionnaires urged to attend at 7:30 PM with boxing music and a big feed. The meeting at Odd Fellows Hall will cover important business matters and urge members to bring a buddy.
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American Legion
Odd Fellows Hall
Buddy
Baby Wier Dies After Illness at Ten Months
Little Helen Frances Wier infant child of Mr and Mrs Leland Wier died in their Fourth Avenue East apartment on Sunday March 11 1923 after two weeks of illness that began with stomach trouble and progressed to spinal meningitis Funeral services were conducted by Rev Hewitson at the Christian church and interment followed at Greenwood Attending were Mr and Mrs Sam Wier and son of Casper Wyoming and Russell Wier of Chappell
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Frances Wier
Leland Wier
Fourth Avenue East
Hewitson
Christian Church
Greenwood
Sam Wier and Son
Casper
Wyoming
Russell’ Wier
Chappell
Wanuneka Campfire Meeting Honors Youth Ranks
Gwendolyn Jorgenson presided over a Wanuneka Campfire ceremony Wednesday evening with guardian Miss Helen McDaniel and assistant Miss Kathryn King among 12 members. The group praised the affair as splendiferous and luncheon gorgeous, with members receiving moccasins robes honor beads and wood gatherer ranks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanuneka
Gwendolyn Jorgenson
Helen McDaniel
Kathryn King
License to Wed Issued to Runge and Hostetler
Judge Chambers issued a license to wed on March 14 1923 to Frederick Albert Runge and Marie A Hostetler. Guardians provided written consent.
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Chambers
Frederick Albert Runge
Marie A. Hostetler
Couple on Prolonged Tour Through Several Cities
Mr and Mrs John Coatello travel on a long pleasure tour lasting about thirty to forty days they have visited Chicago St Louis New Orleans many points in Florida and are now in Cuba. They plan a return by a different route and will later visit California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Coatello
Chicago
St. Louis
New Orleans
Florida
Cuba
California
Second Concert of Sidney Artists Draws Full House
The U S A Theatre hosted its second community concert with a near capacity audience. Sidney Light Band in new uniforms under Rev Tight opened, followed by Mrs Witham, the high school orchestra led by Prof Backer with Miss Marybell Wooldridge on piano, and the Kidney Shrine Club Saxophone Band under Geo Rolduc. Mrs Hyde and Mrs Witham sang In the Garden. The Sidney Junior Band performed, led by 12 year old Lawrence Sharp in Bonham’s absence. Franklin Hornaday closed with a solo, Miss Hammer accompanying and Prof Bolduc on violin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Light Band
Tight
Witham
Prof. Backer
Marybell Wooldridge
Kidney Shrine Club
Geo. Rolduc
Shunk
Lawrence Sharp
Franklin Hornaday
Franklin
Miss Hammer
Prof. Bolduc
Nurses Register At Thayers Drug Store
Thayers Drug Store launches a free nurses register for all trained or practical nurses. Enrollees record their movements with doctors and case dates, signaling when they are in, in need of rest, or ready for a new assignment. The registry serves county nurses, physicians, and the public to save time locating nursing help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eart Thayer
Thayer Drug Store
Thayer's
Ira Kline Dies at 23 After Flu Complications
Ira Kline son of M. M. Kline and Mrs. Kline died March 8 at the O. F. Loudy home five miles northeast of Sidney following influenza and acute pulmonary illness. Born March 1, 1885, he married Helen Cook eight years ago. survived by his wife and six year old son Clifford, mother Mrs. M. M. Kline of Empire California, and sisters Mrs. O. S. Loudy and Mrs. Paul Kappler. Funeral conducted under A. O. U. W. and Rev Hewitson with music by Mrs. Ahrens and Miss Hammer at the piano. interment at Dunkard cemetery south of Sidney. Sympathy extended to the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Kline
M. M. Kline
Helen Cook
Bridgeport
Clifford
Empire
California
O. S. Loudy
Paul Kappler
Hewitson
Christian Church
Death of Aged Lady at Bayard Ranch
Mrs. Binning of Bayard died last Saturday at her son’s home on the Herman Ehmke ranch ten miles north of Sidney after a stroke. The couple had been visiting their children when the fatal event occurred. The body was shipped to Bayard for burial.
Mrs Goodwin Returns From Malverna Mission Visit
Mrs Sarah Goodwin came back Saturday from Malverna Town where she joined relatives for a family gathering. They found the trip pleasant despite the sad purpose of the visit and noted favorable weather during their stay.
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Sarah Goodwin
Malverna
Greenlees Style Show A Metropolitan Night To Remember
Greenlees style show Tuesday night drew a sophisticated city crowd with 300 attendees in the main aisle toward the balcony. Models displayed coats suits hats and dresses with child models Lelila Wendtland Lemisa McCleneghan Martha Davis Evelyn Pilling and Patricia Schroeder receiving hearty applause. Roy Greenlee thanked guests invited them to refreshments and social time as Mrs Tobin Mrs Griffith and others managed the event which concluded with light refreshments and wafers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenlees
Ida Ahrens
Miss Hammer
Harriet Jones
Clyde Brown
Lelila Wendtland
Lemisa McCleneghan
Martha Davis
Evelyn Pilling
Patricia Schroeder
Evelyn Doran
Mabel Swingley
Berniece Kelly
Anna Kurz
Kirkman
Jack Heavrin
May Breternitz
Jessie Bartholomew
Wendtland
Blossom, Grey
Avis Rogers
Vera Mahr
Roy Greenlee
Tobin
Griffith
Helen McDaniel
Elizabeth Worden
Mid-Week Luncheon at Chamber of Commerce
The Chamber of Commerce held a Wednesday luncheon with some illness and tax concerns among members. M. W. Osborn chaired and fostered a cordial mood as Mayor Rogers spoke on the upcoming caucus. Dr. Light urged support for the Jubilee Singers. Bonham was named next meeting chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
M. W. Osborn
Rogers
Dr. Light
Jubilee Singers
Osborn
Mr. Bonham
Bell and Schnuelle Wed Quietly Near Sidney
Harry John Bell and Alvira C Schnuelle received a license and married Wednesday evening at the family home a few miles north of Sidney with Rev William Kilburn performing the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry John Bell
Alvira C. Schnuelle
Sidney
William Kilburn
Real estate operations of A J Flagg noted in Oakland history
Sidney readers learn that A J Flagg married Mabel Yeagle, daughter of the late Ed and Mrs Yeagle of Sidney, and that his brother John Flagg also married a Sidney girl, Eva Durnell. The notice connects the Flagg family to Sidney before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Flagg
Oakland
California
Sidney
Mabel Yeagle
Ed Yeagle
John Flagg
Jay Flagg
Eva Durnell
Luncheon Bridge Honors At Mrs Uptegrove Table
Mrs Uptegrove hosted a post luncheon bridge gathering with three tables last Saturday afternoon. Mrs Phelps won first prize for skill at cards and Mrs Clayton Radcliffe took second prize.
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Mrs. Uptegrove
Mrs. Phelps
Clayton Radcliffe
Mayor Rogers Calls City Election and Caucuses
The mayor announces a city election with one council seat per ward and terms expiring for William Breternitz Ward 1 J R Malowney Ward 2 A J Jorgenson Ward 3. Each ward will hold caucuses to name nominees, followed by a general caucus for school board and council nominations at 7:30 on March 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Breternitz
J. RR. Malowney
A. J. Jorgenson
Girls Glee Club at U S A March 19 and 20
The High School Girls Glee Club and Orchestra directed by Emil D. Backer perform at the U S A on March 19 and 20. The 26 member chorus sings Kashmiri Song Valse Triste and Blue Diamonds while the 16 member orchestra plays Serenade Waltz and March. They appear with the film The Headless Horseman featuring Will Rogers, offering a program with educational and recreational value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil D. Backer
Finden
Sibelius
Blue Diamonds
Storey Bacher
Braga
Czihulka
Huffer
Will Rogers
Keystone Class Banquet Highlights Busy Church Group
The Keystone Class of the Methodist church hosted a Monday night banquet for 150, a young married group known for supplying teachers across Sunday school. Rev Kilburn served as toastmaster and speakers included Mrs Margaret Martin Rev Moore Carl Ledbetter and Co D Green. Miss Hammer performed piano and Miss Georgiana Martin sang with piano by Miss Hammer. Monthly events grow in interest and activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keystone
Methodist Church
Kilburn
Margaret Martin
Rev. Moore
Gurley
Carl Ledbetter
Co. D. Green
Miss Hammer
Georgiana Martin
Little Norma Lehmkuhl Dies of Pneumonia in Lodgepole
Norma Lucresia Lehmkuhl 18 months old, daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred F Lehmkuhl, died at her grandparents Lodgepole home on Tuesday afternoon March 13 from pneumonia after influenza. Funeral held at Lodgepole Methodist church Thursday. The Lehmkuhl family is among the county's oldest and most prominent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma Lehmkuhl
Fred F. Lehmkuhl
Fred Lehmkuhl
Lodgepole
Infant Dorothy May Leineger Dies of Pneumonia
Dorothy May Leineger daughter of Mr and Mrs Jake Leineger living 15 miles NW of Potter died March 9 from pneumonia. Funeral held at home on Saturday with burial in Kimball. Born August 13, 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tittle
Dorothy May Leineger
Jake Leineger
Potter
Kimball
Little One
Campfire Girls Mark Eleven Years of Growth and Hope
The Campfire Girls celebrate their eleventh anniversary with a window display at Greenlees. The movement has grown to over 160000 members nationwide in eleven years, guided by a slogan urging doubled work health and love.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenlees
United States
Goodwins Returnafter Malvern Funeral for Lois
Mr and Mrs Frank Goodwin returned Thursday from Malvern Iowa where they laid their little daughter Lois away From the Malvern Leader we note that the baby was buried from the home of her aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs Ira BE Frits of Malvern and that a large number of relatives and friends attended from other cities
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Goodwin
Malvern
Iowa
Lois
Ira BE. Frits
Snowy Wednesday Brings Moisture to County Farmland
A gentle wet snow fell all day Wednesday and into the night, soaking ground and promising moisture for a wide area. Farmers gathered seed and tools as the storm paused, while calm conditions produced an even blanket over the county.
Business Visitor Albert Frerichs Spends Day in Sidney
Albert Frerichs of Sunol visited Sidney on Wednesday for business, meeting local officials and discussing regional commerce opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Frerichs
Sunol
Sidney Wednessday
Lincoln lawyer visits Sidney swing of familiar faces
R. W. DeVoe of Lincoln, formerly with the Cheyenne County bar, conducted business in Sidney Tuesday and used the chance to greet friends. His genial countenance is warmly welcomed by locals who recall his prior tenure here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. DeVoe
Lincoln
Cheyenne County
Sidney
Mr. DeVoe
Three Honor Pupil Honors at Sidney High 1923
Berniece Foster class valedictorian, Charles Houge salutatorian, and Arthur Daugherty third honors lead Sidney High School seniors for spring 1923. Foster holds straight A average, 95 percent, and is awarded a Nebraska Association of Colleges scholarship. Houge, 4x average, leads in dramatics and editorship of the S. H. 8 Trail. Daugherty, 98x, leads student government and school publications. The Telegraph joins faculty and students in praising the honorees and extending congratulations to their families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berniece Foster
Charles Houge
Arthur Dhugherty
Sidney High School
Nebraska Association of Colleges
Berniece
C. A. Foster
South Divide
Auburn
Bridgeport
Charlies Houge
L. P. Houge
Sidney
Charlies
S. H. 8. Trail
Arthur Daugherty
John Daugherty
Arthur
the Telegraph
Captain Hardy Visits Sidney Gun Club Featured Guest
Captain A. Hardy, renowned as a top all around and revolver shot, visited Sidney last Sunday as a guest of the Sidney Gun Club. Though wind limited exhibition, local boys welcomed the appearance. Trap shooting remains a principal outdoor draw with 25 to 35 shooters at the Country Club every Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Hardy
Sidney
Passing of Aged Lady Mrs. Kennedy in Arriba
Mrs. Kennedy aged 83, mother of Mrs. O R Owens, died Tuesday at her son’s Arriba Colorado home after a stroke. Mrs Owens arrived in time, her remains to Marshalltown Minnesota for burial with family. Mr Owens accompanied the party home.
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Kennedy
O. R. Owens
Arriba
Colorado
Owen
Marshalltown
Minnesota
Owens
Mr. Owens
Degree of Honor Hosts Busy Meeting With Applicants
A live order meeting last Friday evening drew many applicants for membership and welcomed visitors. A splendid lunch was served as the event concluded.
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Coach West of
P. E. O. Sisters Elect
Attention Legionnaires
Baby Wier
Runge-Hostetler
Thayer
Bell-Schnuelle
Girls’ Glee Club
Norma Lucresia Lehmkuhl
Leineger
Sidney High
Captain Hardy
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