Local and Personal News Roundup in Sidney Nebraska
Dr. Taylor removed tonsils for little Miss Helen Ayle last Saturday. J. H. Bentley left for Los Angeles on a two week business trip. Mr. and Mrs. Pittam welcomed a baby boy born March 15. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Irving Brooks of Sidney on March 17. Mr. Cooper, a Sidney pioneer, suffered a stroke and is in critical condition. R. E. L. Jackson’s store fronts updated to a modern look. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Phelps motor to Denver for a month’s visit. Ernest Hiett left for New York City via Chicago on business. Harry N. Bell and wife of Sidney report a daughter born March 18. Ben Hassenstab and wife return from Oshkosh with his mother improving. Residents note sun dogs as weather omen. M. N. Robinean and wife of Denver are new Sidney residents. he works for Texaco. Roy Chambers, son of County Judge C. V. Chambers, graduates high school early and will join spring seniors. Samuel Wolfe, Lodge Pole postmaster, announces rural carrier exam April 12 in Sidney for route B. route details and pay. Co B Bentley and C H Dunaway join Omaha Grain Exchange. represent Updike grain in western Nebraska and parts of Wyoming and Colorado. Genevieve Walker, little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. RB Walker, injures her arm playing at home. Dr Roche attends. Fred Stephens recovers from pneumonia. smoke incident extin" the fire in basement. Groundhog weather lore persists as some expect storms. snow has been light and spring lag continues.
Sidney News Briefs and Local Handouts
Frank Hose a 12 year old was severely cut on Haskell hill when his skateboard collided with a boy pulling a sled. Dr Roche stitched a deep forehead wound. Mervin Oliver pleaded guilty to stealing 200 dollars in sugar from a boxcar and gallons of oil from Sinclair. sentenced to one to five years on each charge, concurrent. A meeting organized a league for progressive political action with 25 attendees at Odd Fellows hall. County Commissioner Wm Godling, once near death in Cheyenne, now improving at home. Lester Perry’s touring car burned while delivering rural route mail. he escaped unharmed. Morley Pearson, formerly of Sidney, promoted to New York district War Veterans bureau. to assist M F Head in St Louis. The eighth district includes Missouri Kansas Town and Nebraska. The notes praise the workers for promotions and recount local misfortunes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hose
Haskell Hill
North
Sidney
Frank
Roche
Mervin Oliver
Tewell
Sinclair Company
Wm. Godling of
Potter
Cheyenne
Gatling
Lester Perry
W. A. Bundy
Sidney Draw
Mr. Perry
Leland Pundy
Morley Pearson
New York
War Veterans Bureau
New York City
M. F. Head
St. Louis
Head
New
Ira Dormer Mauled by Farm Bull Near Bridgeport
Ira E Dormer nine miles west of Bridgeport suffered painful injuries when kicked in the face by a bull while driving it into the barn. He slipped and fell, the blow cracked his jaw, knocked out several teeth, and cut his face. He was treated by Dr. Palmer with stitches across the lower jaw on Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira E. Pormer
Bridgeport
Charlies Frink Brings Premier Banjo Act to U S A Weekend
Charlies Frink billed as Americas premier singing banjoist headlines a Friday and Saturday show at U S A. The act is promoted as guaranteed to be the best of its kind and internationally popular.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies Frink
America
Nebraska News in Denser Fant Miscellany
A roundup of Nebraska items: school board reelects entire teaching staff. Madison and Antelope counties report 17000 crows killed. 6 year old Joe Schlenkie crushed beneath wagon near Albion. new St Joseph’s church at Platte Center to cost 70000. Humboldt Power Brothers Sheep sells 85000 pounds wool at 43c. Frances York wins sixth in National Essay contest on Highway Safety Habit. Grand Island night school enrolls 800. Tri State baseball league close to formation. Rexall drugstore in North Platte robbed of 350 dollars. Xavier Wendt hurt in Lincoln highway crash. Hastings extends sewer 3.5 miles east. Brook board reelects most teachers. McCook fire destroys wholesale grocery building. Beatrice Feeble Minded Institute to get 100000 building. Loup and Platte rivers lower, ice clearing. Monroe Shipping cooperative formed. Sidney juvenile band banquet raises $2 per boy with poetry. Marine Band may visit Nebraska fairs in 1924. Omaha Orpheum payroll robbery nets 3716.80. Twenty-one Club pledges youth, music week planned in David City. Leigh wolf drive nets four wolves. Oslo Ritchie heir to 125000 fortune. Chadron oil derailment causes tank car and bridge losses. antelope sighting near Sargent. Nebraska Power Company stock issues authorized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances York
Barneston
Grand Island
C. J. Hulac
Norfolk State Baseball League
Rexall Drug
North Platte
Xavier Wendt
Colfax County
Lincoln Highway
Hastings
Brook Board of Education
M.A. Same
George W. Wolz
Fremont
Nebraska Association of Commercial Organization
McCook
McCook Wholesale Grocery Company
Feeble Minded Institute
Beatrice
Loup and Platte
Columbus
Monroe Shijping Association
Monroe
Sidney
U. S. Marine Band
President's Own
David City
Leigh
Oscar Ritchie
Los Angeles
Cal
Jackson Deets
Northwestern
Chadron
Caer County
Sargent
Nebraska Vuwer Company
Jmahn
State Railway Commission
Kindergarten Demonstration At High School Auditorium
A kindergarten demonstration will be held in the high school auditorium Thursday evening March 27 at 7 30 p m The event follows the years themes from home through spring with Miss Worden the teacher inviting all to attend The list of enrollees includes Toon Ayle Tack Barland Florence Brown Harriett Christensen Esther Couch Vivian Darnell Wayne Ericson Iris Foster Clyde Henzi Virginia Larson Carol Millett Fern Paquette Eugene Reker Donal Swensen Patricia Schroeder Wayne Stuht Fra Snyder Clayton Taylor Elizabeth Walsh Jean Wright Wilma Schultz Ruth Witters Houston Jones Zelma Worden Mary Smith Nida Swansnick Maxine Haney Evelyn Pilling Viola Jean Sharp Billy Woodworth Emery Nelson Rolland Jock Helen Jordan Jane Heck
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toon Ayle
Tack Barland
Florence Brown
Harriett Christensen
Esther Couch
Vivian Darnell
Wayne Ericson
Iris Foster
Clyde Henzi
Virginia Larson
Carol Millett
Fern Paquette
Eugene Reker
Donal Swensen
Patricia Schroeder
Wayne Stuht
Fra Snyder
Clayton Taylor
Elizabeth Walsh
Jean Wright
Wilma Schultz
Ruth Witters
Houston Jones
Zelma Worden
Mary Smith
Nida Swansnick
Maxine Haney
Evelyn Pilling
Viola Jean
Three Lectures at the Methodist Church in Sidney
Citizens are invited to a short lecture series at 7 30 p m at the Methodist church. Dr Theodore Hanson of Denver, head of the National Hygiene and Welfare Bureau, will speak Sunday on Community salvation Monday on The New Social Conscience and Tuesday on The Life Building Program. A district and county executive meeting follows Tuesday at two oclock at the church parlors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Theodore Hanson
Denver
National Hygiene and Welfare Bureau
Methodist Church
Community Salvation
Life
Hanson
M. EF. Church
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sidney, Nebr
Guy V. Doran
Telegraph
U. P
Burlington
Taylor
Lttle
Helen Ayle
J. H. Bentley
Harry R. Pittam
Irvin Brooks
St. Patrick's Day
Cooper
R. E. L. Jackson
Mrs
A. E. Phelps
Ernest Hiett
Chicago
Harry N. Bell
Ben Hassenstab
Oshkosh
M. N. Robinean
Robinean
Texaco Company
C. H. Fentley
Roy Chambers
C. VP. Chambers
Sidney High School
Samuel H. Wolfe
Lodge Pole
Lodge Tole
South Divide
Cc. B. Bentley
C. H. Dunaway
Omaha Grain Exchange
Updike Grain Corporation
Nebraska
Wyoming
Colorado
Genevieve
RB. T. Walker
Dr. Roche
Fred Stephens
John Borland
Glen McCreath
Mr. Stephens
League For Progressive
Odd Fellows Hall
C. D. Green
Elmer Kahl
Thomas Orton
T. C. Osborne
Bayard
George A. Ernat
Kimball
Sidney Boys
Pied Piper Malone
Kenneth Mahr
Kathryn Brown
Jimmie Allen
Franklin Hornaday
Little Tots
Billie Swain
Dorothy Burgess
Russell
Joan Ahrens
Brownie
Ira Dormer
Nebraska News
O. F. Chesebro
Oliver
Fuller
U. S. A. Theatre
Sam Fine
Furer’s
Blue Goose
Tbs
POST
Post Toasties
Kelloggs
Gote
Campbells
Swift
Sidney Creamery
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