What Happened to Jona in De Molay Play Delights Home Crowd
A large audience praised the De Molay production What Happened to Jona a lively amateur show highlighted by Ronald Barker trombone solos with Frieda Hammer at the piano and George A. Bolduc on violin. Cast included Myron Kruse as Professor Goodly Ruth Dimick as Marjorie and Evalena Gray as Cissy with Phyllis Corbett as Alvina.
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de Molay
Jona
Grabill
Ronald Barker
Frieda Hammer
George A. Bolduc
Professor Goodly
Myron Kruse
Elizabeth Armstrong
Hoelma
Avis Rogers
Marjorie
Ruth Dimick
Minerva
Ballarat
Evalena Gray
Alvina
Richard Heatherly
Arthur Daugherty
Goodly
Richard
Mr. Jones
Kenneth Jones
Kenneth
Reckle
Ward Caucu ses Nominate Self-Serving City Council Slate
Nomination primaries were held with no issues or new candidates. A. J. Jorgenson, William Breternitz, and Carl Ledbetter were nominated to succeed themselves in wards three, one, and two respectively. J. N. McIntosh and J. P. Chambers were nominated for school board. McIntosh faced retirement pressure but was unanimously backed. Sidney shows unity with a single ticket.
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A. J. Jorgenson
William Breternitz
Carl Ledbetter
J. R. Malowney
Tobin Opera House
J. N. McIntosh
A. K. Greenlee
McIntosh
J. P. Chambers
Sidney
Stormy farewell: twelve ladies honor Mrs Malowney with party
A festive farewell for Mrs J R Malowney in Sidney involved a dozen women and their husbands only as chauffeurs. The storm did not deter the group from a lively evening of refreshments and songs, ending with all 12 arriving home safely at dawn despite drifting streets and a bus ride through the night.
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J. R. Malowney
Jameses
Swallow Cantata by Otis Carrington Presented by Sidney Schools
Friday evening at 8 15 p m the upper four grades perform The Swallow a cantata by Otis Carrington at the Sidney High School assembly The work explores the life of the swallow from its southward return to its dangers and joys in the north and ends with Good bye Little Swallow sung by all the children The public is invited to attend the recital as a fine community arts event
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Sidney
Otis Carrington
Southland
First National Bank receiver pays first dividend
Francis Chapman receiver at the First National Bank begins paying a fifteen percent dividend to depositors. Official information confirms the payout, noting the Telegraph announced it weeks ago. Depositors, large and small, gain tangible recovery after a lengthy wait.
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Francis Chapman
First National Bank
Telegraph
Youthful Musicians Share Spotlight At Local Film Show
The film Legends of Sleep Hollow drew crowds on Monday and Tuesday at the U. S. A. theater. The High School Glee Club and Orchestra, led by Emil D. Backer, performed between shows to enthusiastic applause and appreciation.
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Emil D. Backer
Children Dancing Delights at Woman's Club Session
The March 20 session of the Woman's Club Music Department featured a lively program. Mrs McCleneghan hosted with Mrs Witham as chair, the chorus sang with spirit, Mrs Burgess read, and Mrs Doran presented an interesting Irish musical history. Children performed dances such as The Bill Ace of Diamonds and the Highland Fling, with Miss Neubauer guiding lessons.
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Woman's Club
McCleneghan
Witham
Burgess Read
Ireland
Doran
Liebendorfer
Reta Walters
Della Happle
Imogene Mowrer
Helen Jane Johnson
Margaret Uptegrove
Elizabeth Couch
Virginia Johnson
Catherine Grabill
Miss Neubauer
Heavy Snowfall Eases Worries Over County Weather
The九narrative reports nine hours of snow starting Saturday morning with strong northeast winds and five foot drifts. Despite slush and mixed precipitation, the county records at least five inches of moisture with no damage to stock or property. Farmers express optimism, planning to plant Marquis wheat and corn while winter wheat prospects look bright. The piece ends with cheerful outlook on fieldwork timing.
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North Pole
Nwo
Providence
Who Will Teach in Sidney Next Year
The school board has held meetings and elected teachers and appointed caretakers for each school. Some vacancies remain as incumbents have not accepted. The list shows staff who plan to remain in Sidney, including principals, grade teachers, a musical director, a language instructor, and janitors across High School Central East North Side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
G. F. Liebendorfer
H. V. Jones
Merle C. Green
Emil D. Backer
Carrie Cultra
Tillian S. Green
Elsa Johnson
Solomon Willis
Central School
Mayme White
Gladys Anderson
Dorothea Lanvermeyer
Elsie Remender
Florence Sixta
Valeska Neubauer
Nelle Warden
Albert Kruse
East School
Edith Oldershaw
Goldie Corey
Ruth Gilmore
Alice Su. Dirks
Fred Livingston
North Side
Pearle L. Silen
Frank Pierson
Wheat grower Carl Brauer reports strong prospect for year
Carl Brauer of 13 miles southeast brought in a load of wheat last Friday earning 5 cents a bushel. He cultivates 215 acres of winter wheat and says the crop looks fine with a healthy green color and sturdy roots. Countywide reports suggest the season may bring prosperity for farmers this year.
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Carl Brauer
Brauner
Silver Wedding Surprise at Fleming Anniversary in Lorenzo
On March 9, 1923 about thirty families gathered at Miekr Hall Lorenzo to celebrate Mr and Mrs H F Fleming s 25th wedding anniversary A set of silverware was presented by Mr Smith on behalf of neighbors and friends A mock wedding was acted out with Mr and Mrs Walter Phelps attending The evening featured dancing until midnight and refreshments Guests expressed hearty wishes for many more anniversaries and an enjoyable time was had by all
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Miekr
Lorenzo
H. F. Fleming
Mr. Smith
Walter Phelps
Mrs. Fleming
Aluminum Wave Delights Shoppers At Variety Store
A large Monday crowd waited patiently for two thirty as an aluminum sale began. A cheerful salesman urged restraint and then shoppers rushed in to view glittering wares, pay at cashiers, and spill into the alley and street. Demand exceeded supply. Mr West plans a repeat sale soon.
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Variety Store
West
Dr F A Barger Relapses With Flu Struggle at Home
Dr F A Barger suffered a flu relapse and spends much of the week bedridden at home. He was briefly about the house Thursday and enjoyed a short daytime drive during warmer hours. Friends hope he recovers soon to resume caring for patients.
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F. A. Barger
Runge and Hostetler Wed In Simple Sidney Wedding
Fritz A Runge and Miss Marie Hostetler were married at eight p m Wednesday March 14 at the groom s sister Mrs Will Riggs home Rev Kahse of the Lutheran church performed the ceremony in the presence of near relatives Royal Hostetler and Julia Runge attended The couple will reside in Sidney and receive the best wishes of many friends
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Fritz A. Runge
Marie Hostetler
Will Riggs
Kahse
Lutheran Church
Royal Hostetler
Julia Runge
Riggs
Karvanick
Gustavus Runge
Sidney High School
France
Runge
Edith Hostetler
Young
Sidney
Burlington Homeseekers Rates Extend To Cheyenne County
The Burlington announces homeseekers rates into the territory with a one fare and $2 round trip fare. Tickets are valid for five or more travelers from all Missouri river points east and are sold on the first and third Tuesdays each month. Routing may reach Sidney via Brush and return via Alliance, offering Irvine irrigation country views and North Platte Valley. The Agricultural Department notes rising inquiries about western land, with Cheyenne County folders sent to interested relatives as a prompt to move eastern settlers west.
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Cheyenne County
Burlington 8
Missouri River
Sidney
Brush
Alliance
North Platte Valley
Agricultural Department of the
Burlington
Lenten Tea at Mrs McNish's Hosts Springtime Event
Mrs J C McNish opened her home Monday for a Lenten tea postponed from Saturday due to a storm. Green St Patrick emblems decorated rooms as pianists Frieda Hammer and Kathryn King performed. Singers Mrs Blaine Grabill and Mrs Witham also appeared alongside reciters Mrs Pindell and Mrs Matteson. A package sale by Mrs L G Lowe and Mrs Tobin added to the afternoon, guests receiving green packages after paying a silver quarter. Luncheon by Mrs McNish and others closed the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. McNish
St. Patrick’s
Frieda Hammer
Kathryn King
Blaine Grabill
Piccardy
Sidney
Witham
Pindell
Matteson
L. G. Lowe
Tobin
McNish
K. D. Bassett
Otten
North Platte Hosts American Legion Auxiliary Convention
North Platte hosted the American Legion Auxiliary convention week before last with delegates Mrs. Annie Wright, Mrs. Helen Ledbetter, Mrs. Shoemaker, and Mrs. Bixby. Ledbetter was elected secretary. Laura Kintz of Lodgepole presided as district committeewoman. Attendees praised North Platte’s reception and plan for a joint future convention with the Legion, location TBD.
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Sidney
American Legion Auxiliary
North Platte
Annie Wright
Helen Ledbetter
Shoemaker
Bixby
Legion
Midweek Luncheon Hosted by Sidney Chamber of Commerce
The Sidney Chamber of Commerce held a Wednesday luncheon with B. W. Bonham presiding. No issues were discussed and the secretary J. W. Johnson reported a ban on soliciting at future luncheons. Two Sidney bands were photographed for Lincoln and Omaha papers. A. S. Ayle of Peetz commented on higher freight rates there and suggested Sidney expand trade with Sterling. Superintendent Liebendorfer named chairman for next week’s luncheon.
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Chamber of Commerce
B. W. Bonham
Board of Directors
J. W. Johnson
Fortnightlies Dine and Bridge at Union Pacific Hotel
The Fortnightly Club held its dinner on party night at the Union Pacific hotel. Dr. Barger's birthday was celebrated with a birthday cake on the board. Mrs. Taylor, mother of Mrs. Warren, was the only out of town guest. The group then went to the Doran home for a harmonious round of bridges.
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Union Pacific
Dr. Barger
Standard Oil expands Sidney operations as Atkins moves on
Charlie Atkins leaves Sidney after three and a half years to become assistant manager of the North Platte Division in Omaha. E. B. Kinton succeeds him as local manager as Standard Oil plans spring improvements, adds staff and a warehouse, and expands truck fleet and storage capacity. Sidney remains a major oil distributing point with payroll over 12 thousand dollars monthly and distributing duties for Sinclair and National Oil companies.
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Charlie Atkins
Jane
Omaha
Atkins
North Platte
Standard Oil Activities
Sidney
E. B. Kinton
Mr. Atkins
Standard Oil Company
Standard Oil Co
Lincoln
Sinclair
National Oil Companies
County
Hick-Town Social Delights at Mrs Hiett Home
The Endeavorers of the Christian church hosted a Hick-Town social for over 30 guests last Friday at Mrs A T Hiett s home. Attendees wore Hick-Town costumes and performed clever skits including readings of past events and future forecasts. A poem titled Hick Town at Midnight by Joe Bartholomew drew laughs, and a lively program with games ended with a hearty lunch before midnight.
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Endeavorers of the Christian Church
A. T. Hiett
Simon Sledge
Marhial
Constable
Fatty
Nurse
Carpenter
Idiot
Prim Old Maid
Hickville
Hick- Town
Joe Bartholomew
W. M. B. Club Doings at Mrs Osborn Home
The W M B Club met at Mrs GC J Osborn's home for a business session followed by idea exchange. A two course luncheon was served by the hostess showing good taste in the commissary department.
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GC. J. Osborn
W. M. B. Club
Mrs Campbell Convalesces. Sends Word From Omaha Hospital
Mrs D R Campbell, convalescing in an Omaha hospital, is able to write occasionally for family and friends. The note expresses hope that everyone in Sidney will welcome her return and relishes the idea of her active involvement again.
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D. R. Campbell
Omaha
Jorge
Sidney
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Jones
de Molays
WARD
Runge-Hostetler
Mrs. McNish
Omooth
Mrs. Campbell
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