Sidney public schools to add seven to faculty for 1951 52
Superintendent O J Weymouth announced a 1951 52 faculty expansion for Sidney schools due to a new central grade school and rising enrollment. Fourteen new teachers join a 48 member staff, with many assigned to the new Central School including principal Miss Marie Nicholson and transfers from Frances Willard and the Junior high. Senior high adds Art Bauer and the Killion couple with master degrees, while other high school staff cover science athletics instrumental music vocal music and various departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Public Schools
O. J. Weymouth
New Central School
Marie Nicholson
Frances Willard School
Marietta Swanson
Frances Willard
Naomi Eastman
Norma Lee Rowan
Sidney
University of Nebraska
Beverly Stransky
Kearney State Teachers College
Patricia Johann
Nebraska Wesleyan
Ruth Eickman
Nebraska Weleyan
Bette Golden
Lois Nisley
Swanson
Eastman
Art Bauer
Schubert
Nebr
Dean Killion
Fairfield
University
Killion
Weymouth
A. E. Nimtz
Recreation Ground Set At Big Lake
The first public recreation area on Lake McConaughy near Martin Bay is under development by Tri-County Public Power and Irrigation District. A 500-tree planting of Chinese elms and hackberry is underway, with care by a tri-county crew. A 124-foot well sunk by Philip Crouse will supply water, and toilet facilities are being added. Otter Creek, a major fishing and camping site, is leased to the state Game Commission for further development with 50,000 Ponderosa pines and Virginia junipers planted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake McConaughy
Nebraska
Keith County
Martin Bay
Kingsley Dam
Tri-County
Dave Houston
Houston
Tricounty
Otter Creek
State Game Commission
Game Commission
Virginia
Who Pays for Education in United States Schools
Government funding sources cover over 90 percent of elementary and secondary education costs in the United States. State and local authorities contribute the majority, with federal funds adding a substantial share, while higher education costs receive more than two thirds from government spending.
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United States
Potter Cies Athletes At Award Event
Potter high school honors athletes at the annual Pep Club and Sports banquet in the Potter Lutheran church basement on April 20. The program featured speeches by Supt. George Heeney and Mr. Reed, music by local students, and letters awarded to football and basketball players including Wendell Anderson and Ronald Maas. Joan Nelson was crowned Queen with Ronald Maas as King, followed by a dance at the Youth Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter High School
Potter Lutheran Church
Glenna Lipska
Rolland Madden
Lois Meyer
Marlene Johnson
Danny Nelson
Dorothy Christensen
Daryl Dedic
Patsy Dindinger
George Heeney
Mr. Reed
Harry Foley
Wendell Anderson
Merlin Maas
Ronald Maas
Jim Schwartz
Ronald Stines
Elvin Thies
Dale Erlewine
David Fiegenschuh
Bill Hagemeister
Leroy Willoughby
Lloyd Juell
Francis Lipska
Bernie Terman
Joan Nelson
King
Band Dinner Tickets On Sale At The Gift Shop
Tickets are Git sale at The Gift Shop for the Sidney band banquet tonight at Yendis Cafe. The Jaycees host the event with an interesting program. Dean Killian, head of the band department next year, will be introduced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaycees
Yendis Cafe
Sidney Sch
Dean Killian
How to Cut Marshmallows Without Sticking
To prevent sticky knives or scissors when cutting marshmallows or fruit, rub the blades with butter or dip them in hot water at frequent intervals.
Sidney school staff and community updates across multiple years
The article lists new teachers at Junior High and Frances Willard grade school with names and prior positions, followed by North Ward faculty changes. It also notes 14 and 34 years ago items about local residents, travels to Omaha Denver Sterling and Measles illness, plus several residents' activities and family visits in Sidney and nearby towns.
Local Social Notes From North Platte Area
44 years ago Mrs. Ed Ahrens spent the week with her parents in North Platte. Fred Benton and Miss Lipska of Bayard visited town. Mr. and Mrs. Tarkington of North Platte visited Mrs. Tarkington's parents. Paul Sandoz of Bayard handled county seat business. The Kruse brothers began stone work on a new corner building. Sam Fine left Denver for Sidney to take a position in the Fishman store. Paul Martin clerked in M. O. Sager's store while Myron's deputy sheriff duties kept him busy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Ahrens
N. Hammer
North Platte
Fred Benton
Miss Lipska
Bayard
L. B. Tarkington
Kruse Brothers
Sam Fine
Denver
Sidney
Fishman
Paul Martin
M. O. Sager
Myron
Four Years Ago in Cheyenne and Nearby Movements
Four years ago John Carley moved to Cheyenne to join the Union Pacific Railway. Harry Jones returned from Grand Island where he attended school. J. T. McIntosh and John M. Adams traveled to Omaha on business. M. Ahrens left to buy cattle in the West. Mrs. Yarlett, Mrs. Coates, and Mrs. Young of Lodgepole visited Sidney. Mrs. Grimes and Mrs. Gozee met Mrs. C. P. Davis in North Platte regarding her son's loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Carley
Cheyenne
Union Pacific Railway Company
Harry Jones
Grand Island
J. T. McIntosh
John M. Adams
Omaha
M. Ahrens
West
Dr. Yarlett
Coates
Young
Lodgepole
Sidney
Judge Grimes
Samuel Gozee
North Platte
C. P. Davis
Ed Brennan and Others Depart for Western Cities
Ed Brennan left Wednesday for Fort Collins Colorado followed by W J Cox of Juanita and G H Jewett who traveled to Omaha with several others in the city acting on early plans and errands for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Brennan
Fort Collins
Colo
W. J. Cox
Juanita
City
G. H. Jewett
Omaha
Fresen Food Test Bacon Died From Cold Storage Attempt
A fragment from The Telegraph notes the death of Fresen Food Test Bacon during an experiment to preserve a fowl by stuffing it with snow. The report cites a cold exposure injury as the cause and mentions envelopes in the margin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bacon
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Glenn Ackerson
Mabel Nielsen
Mary Winn
Bessie Shires
Dorothy Becker
Renee Strom
John Jensen
Springfield
T. R. Tillotson
Edna Scriber
Pauline Tewell
Elmer Hartman
Robert Spore
Joyce Acken
Mary Runge
Opal Brown
Lavern Kinke
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Marcelen Phillips
Myra Masters
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Laverna Baker
Ethel Turner
Nearney
Mary Lou Bell
Doane
Cambridge
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Olive Agnew
Lila Chembers
Lila Copley
Mildred Tillotson
Gertrude Herling
Henrietta Eastman
Babcock Implement Company
Jimmy Proper
Agnes Proper
Oakland
California
Delilah Erwin
Santa Fe
N. M
Robert Jones
Roy Moore
A. S. Hardy
E. D. Worden
Zelena Worden
Ben Franklin
James Takis
Sidney Sweet Shop
Jack Sager
Betty Simodynes
C. A. Foster
Sterling
Valeska Neubauer
Florence Sixta
Una B. Wesner
Son OO
F. A. Bush
Sidney Steam Laundry
State Laundry Association
Freida Hammer
Union Pacific Telephone Office
Comlix-Dixon
E. V. Metz
Otto Wildy
Ona Garey
Peetz
D. F. Bennet
Afiss
Albino Hahler
Los Angeles
Joseph Hahler
Marjorie Phelps
Lodgepole High School
E. H. Phelps
Sidney and Vicinity
George W. Jenner
Grand Haven
Mich
Vendon
Birney
Lena Rider
St. Joseph, Mo
Judge Shuman
Telegraph News
Fresen Food Test
Tom
Nan
Sidney, Nebraska
Willow Run
Lice Suiject
Kaiser* Frazer
Henry J
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