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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1924

Page

15

Sidney school exhibit showcases county talent and prizes

An estimated 1000 attendees viewed Sidney and Cheyenne county school displays in city halls and Tobin opera house over two days. Judges awarded prizes across accedited, approved, and rural divisions for quality and variety, praising maps, drawings, sewing, and writing.

Sidney and Rural Schools Sidney Public Schools Rural Schools Tobin Opera House Opera House Sidney Cheyenne County Clemmie Smith Rev. Kahl Potter Sunol Center School Lorenzo Lodge Pole Gurley Esquimo Village Dalton Distict No. 2 North End South End

Sidney Junior Senior Banquet Charms with Elegant Decorations

The Methodist church hall hosted a large Junior-Senior banquet with Japanese lanterns and a parasol center, paper sweet peas, and floral table pieces. Mrs. Green provided flowers for the sick. dinner was by church ladies and home economics students. 93 attendees enjoyed a toast program and a dance afterward by Sidney's Hollia Kepler and the newer orchestra.

Sidney Methodist Church Portors Grabill Hardy Hollia Kepler James Daugherty Carman Swatzlander Bud Murray

Sidney High School Names New Principal

Supt. Vaechendorfer announces Harry J. Tinton will be principal next year at Sidney High School. Linton will succeed Jones as superintendent at Sutherland in September. Linton, about thirty, married with one child, is a Nebraska graduate and former Tecumseh instructor who led Sunflower consolidated near Mitchell.

Supt. Vaechendorfer Harry J. Tinton Sidney High School Mr. Linton H. ¥. Jones Sutherland University of Nebraska Tecumseh High School Sunflower Consolidated School Mitchell Tinton

Central grade school holds rapid fire drill under Supt Liebendorfer

The orderly evacuation timed at under a minute by Janitor Kruse demonstrates readiness. Teachers and pupils left in organized fashion with doors held open. Superintendent notes frequent drills amid recent Colorado fires and praises preparedness. Night classes wind down. picnic plans at Krueger's Lake and carnival postponed due to conflicts.

Liebendorfer Kruse Colorado Lienbendorfer

Obituary for Mrs Minnie Wood of Kimball Nebraska

Mrs Minnie Tenejck Wood wife of Theodore Wood of Kimball county Nebraska born August 12 1879 in Ven ton Benton Iowa died April 22 1924 at the family home 80 miles northeast of Kimball after months of illness aged 44 years six months and ten days She married July 3 1894 and had six children Mabel Strawn Ernest Wood Ida Wood Hazel Jessop Dallas and Warren Wood Also survived by five brothers and one sister seven grandchildren and other relatives Funeral services were at the M E church in Kimball at 2 pm Saturday April 24 with burial in Kimball cemetery The poem memorializes her memory.

Minnie Tenejck Wood Thedore Wood Kimball County Nebraska Venton Benton County Iowa Kimball Theodore A. Wood Mabel Strawn Quimby Ernest Wood Ida Wood Pontious Potter Hazel Jessop Dallas Wood Warren Wood W. R. Pontious M. BE

Mrs Elvin Johnson dies at 28 near Potter

Mrs Catherine Lois Johnson died at her home two miles north of Potter on Tuesday night April 29 at age 28. She leaves a husband Elvin Johnson and a two week old son after losing three children in infancy. Funeral services will be held at the home Saturday afternoon conducted by Rev Slocumb with burial in Peter Cemetery.

Catherine Lois Johnson Elvin Johnson Potter Slocumb Peter Cemetery

Mrs Herman Blanke Dies in Sidney Area

Mrs Sophia Minnie Blanke aged 32 wife of Herman Blanke died at her home five miles northwest of Sidney Tuesday night April 29 after a two year illness. Funeral service was at 1 PM Thursday at the home with Rev Peters officiating. Burial followed at Ohiowa after moving the body to Sidney. She is survived by her husband and two children.

Sophia Minnie Blanke Herman Blanke Sidney Peters Ohiowa

Mrs Henry Stewart Dies at Home in Nebraska Locale

Mrs Margaret Stewart wife of Henry Stewart died suddenly at her home twenty five miles southwest of Sidney last Friday night April 25 about 10 oclock of heart disease born May 5 1861 nearly sixty three years old she had lived in the community many years and leaves her husband and other relatives.

Margaret Stewart Henry Stewart Sidney

Burial Held For Mrs Stewart After County Tenure

The obituary notes a woman aged years who lived in the county for about ten years. Funeral services were conducted Monday at 11 o'clock with Stev Kahse officiating. The body was taken to Sidney and then to Logan, Iowa, for burial. She is survived by her husband, seven sons, two daughters, and twenty seven grandchildren. Most children reside nearby, and all were with the body to Iowa.

Stev. Kahse Sidney Logan Iowa

John C Schulenberg Dies After Cerebral Hemorrhage

John C. Schulenberg, 69 years nine months and four days, died at home on the north side in Sidney after a cerebral hemorrhage. Funeral held at home Thursday with Father Link. burial planned at Falls City on No. 4. Born May 25, 1854 in Buffalo New York. Married Carrie Frederick January 18 1879 at Argo Nebraska where they lived twenty years before moving to Shu-

John C. Schulenberg Sidney Father Link Falls City Mr. Schulenberg Buffalo N. Y Carrie Frederick Argo Nebr Shu

Death of Bert Schulenberg in Cheyenne County Nebraska

Bert Schulenberg died after a prolonged illness finally succumbing to a relapse. He had lived in Nebraska for ten years, then moved to Cheyenne county eight years ago for health reasons. He left a widow, two sons, three daughters, nineteen grandchildren, and a brother, plus many friends. Distant relatives include Lewis in Bushnell Charles in Falls City Anna Watton Mary Birdsley Emma Watton Verdon and brother Frank in Falls City. Three brothers and one sister preceded him in death.

Bert Nebr Cheyenne County Schulenberg Lewis Bushnell Charles Falls City Anna Watton Mary Birdsley

Hugh McFadden Injured in Serious Auto Accident

The family learns of Hugh McFadden s severe injuries after a Sunday accident while returning from church in Oregon. He is at his daughter Julia T Johnson s home since August with a broken hip reported as the worst injury.

Hugh McFadden McFadden Oregon Julia T. Johnson John

Pioneering county resident in critical condition after illness

Son will escort Mr. McFadden to Sidney accompanied by a nurse, expected to arrive Saturday. McFadden, age 84, is in very critical condition and is among the county’s earliest pioneers, having lived here for nearly fifty years.

Sidney Mr. McFadden

The Common Sense of Music book review

The article praises Sigmund Speath s The Common Sense of Music as a breakthrough text that demystifies music for the general reader. It argues the work reveals the fundamental simplicity and boundless enjoyment of great music, freeing readers from the notion that only scholars can truly appreciate it.

Sigmund Speath

Public sale of movable improvements in Cheyenne County Neb

On Friday May 16 1924 at 2 PM the owner will sell to the highest cash bidder the movable improvements on the east half of section 16 township 12 north range 52 west. The items include 3 1/2 miles of fence a granary with driveway a 24 by 36 structure a barn and other moveable dwelling parts windmill tower pump and pipes. Sale site is the east half of section 16 in Cheyenne County Nebraska.

Cheyenne County Nebraska Lorenso Cheyenne

Music the Purest Expression of Human Harmony Quote

A brief quoted reflection on music describing it as the purest expression of harmony and noting music as a near-heavenly link between heaven and earth, attributed to Addison.

Heaven and Earth Addison

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