Jurors named for June term and local civic notes
The Telegraph lists jurors for the June district court term including J. W. Nelson and Henry Hale among 24. The school board elected teachers W. J. McCoy and others. a kindergarten will start next year. Local improvements include removal of a Front street shade tree and new office moves. Convocations cover Dorsey’s troop hold, Chichester addition plans, and health resort hopes with 150 citizens voting on 202 lots.
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District Court
J. W. Nelson
Ll. H. Raymond
Henry Hale
M. L. Nash
H. Hendricks
J. W. Love
H. F. Leitehy
W. D. Watkins
Chas. B. Logan
Louis Myers
Miles S. Boyer
John Daugherty
James O’halloran
R. P. Lamore
B. T. Thornburg
M. L. Kent
P. Witters
Wm. Graham
Paul Borquist
John W. North
A. O. Ashurst
John Harris
H. Ayres
John G. Perkins
W. J. McCoy
Mrs. Carr
Misses Dickel
Wilkins
Barrett
M. Urbach
Front Street
Jacob Keifer
Ohio Knox
American Bank
Blakely
D. W. Doty
Round House
Pomeroy
New York
Bronson
Dr. Field
Sidney
J. M. Smith
Chichester
Local Notes and Obits from Early Sidney Items
George Kretz and Mabel Spicknall wed at St Patrick's April 25. Bertha Kaufman dies in St Louis, former wife of longtime Star Clothing House owner M Cohn. W P Miles chairs Sixth district GOP convention in Kearney. Mose Kincaid named congressman. Sidney attendees include James Davis, M A Daughterty, H E Gapen, J L McIntosh. J W Harper leads hotel project. four Sidney saloons named Capitol White House Senate House. Ducks and geese scarce along the river. Dr Webster opens Bridgeport office, spends part time in Sidney. L F Reno, longtime U P hotel manager, moves to Council Bluffs. C E Laster takes over here.
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George Kretz
Mabel Spicknall
St. Patrick’s Church
J. L. McIntosh
J. W. Harper
Front Street
Sidney
Capitol
White House
Senate
House
Dr. Webster
Bridgeport
L. F. Reno
U. P
Council Bluffs
C. E. Laster
Sam Fine's Home Guards Open Season With Loss
Correction notes interchanged standing headlines for past features. Sam Fine's Home Guards baseball nine opened the season Sunday at Dalton but lost. Cremman and Dewey were the battery for Sidney. "Phe geacon at home will open" appears in garbled text. Ten cents admission.
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Sam Fine
Home Guards
Baseball Nine
Dalton
Cremman
Dewey
Sidney
Pugilist Johnson Heads to Coast for Jeffries Fight
Pugilist Jack Johnson passed through Sidney en route to the coast to train for the July Fourth match with Jeffries. Other notes include M. A. Shipman burning his hand in a box car fire, and Thomas Clinton taking the cen sus. The entire high school plans a banquet instead of the usual Junior Senior event. Dr J M Graham and Mrs Carrie Grim wed in Omaha on April 2%. Dan McAleese suffered a stroke Tuesday but shows improvement. Mr and Mrs E E Hietz welcome a new baby. Karl Muller departed Monday for the west coast.
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Sion
Jack Johnson
Sidney
Coast
Jeffries
M. A. Shipman
J. M. Graham
Carrie Grim
Omaha
Dan McAleese
E. E. Hietz
Karl Muller
West Coast
Catholic Church Schedule and Services Notice
Gundeys and Mees scheduled for 7:30 a.m. and 0:38 a.m. Rosary instruction and Benediction at 7:80 p.m. Weekday Masses listed at 8:00 a.m. Rev. Anton Line.
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Gundeys, Mees
Anton Line
Bible Class Invite by International Bible Students Assoc
The local Bible class meets Sundays at 2 p m at 102 Street. All interested in Bible study are invited. Clara Downey serves as class secretary.
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International Bible Students’ Association
Street
Clara Downey
Methodist Church Sunday Services and Outreach
M E Church schedules an 11 a m sermon by Rev L V Slocumb with 10 a m Sunday school 6 30 p m Epworth League and a 7 30 p m musical program featuring soloist Miss Georgia Martin and choir. Visitors and strangers attended last Sabbath and an exchange of pulpits is planned for the hour. Notes on Mother’s Day and a general community invitation follow alongside reports of delegates to a national Methodist conference from Omaha and a discussion of Methodism’s global reach and educational work in Europe Italy and beyond.
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Epworth League
Georgia Martin
L. V. Slocumb
Potter
Reeve
Springfield
Mass
Nebraska
Omaha
Methodist Church
Europe
Italy
Presbyterian Church Easter Offering Encourages Gospel Outreach
Last Sabbath services drew good attendance as the Easter offering by the Sunday school supported spreading the gospel in Mexico. The sermon highlighted eternal life through faith in Jesus Christ. Westminster Circle meets Thursday afternoon, the 31st, with preaching at 11 a.m., Bible school at 10 a.m., and Co. BE at 6:30 p.m. Next Sunday's sermon will discuss music as a divine gift and call for collective singing to God.
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Mexico
Jesus Christ
Westminster Circle
Bible School
Co. BE
Lutheran Sunday Services May 4 1924
United Lutheran Church Sidney Holy Trinity Grace Lutheran and Potter Lutheran announce Sunday services. Church school at 10 a.m. Morning worship at 11 a.m. Choir sings Praise Ye Jehovah and tenor solo I Hear the Voice of Jesus Say. Evening worship at 8 p.m. Sermons by pastors Gurley and Kahse.
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Sidney Holy
Potter
First Lutheran Church
W. T. Kahse
Christian Church Schedule of Sunday Services
Bible school begins at 10 00 a m Communion and preaching at 11 00 a m Christian endeavor at 6 30 p m and preaching again at 7 30 p m.
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Bible School
Christian Endeavor
Mitchell Named Pastor Of Sidney Church
The Christian church of Sidney calls H. M. Mitchell of Pine Bluffs Wyoming to the local ministry. Mitchell, a former pastor here, is expected to renew activities and steady progress under his leadership as pastor.
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He Christian Church of
Sidney
H. M. Mitchell
Pine Bluffs
Wryo
Mitchell
St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church Invitation
A cordial invitation from St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church offers morning services at 10:30 and evening at 7:30. The note emphasizes Christ crucified, Bible-centered preaching, and Gospel outreach without sensationalism, citing numerous scripture references. Signed W F Peters.
Highest Scholastic Honors At Sidney Public Schools
The top five student grades over the past five weeks are listed by school level, with senior Kathryn King leading high school seniors at 96.5 and 98.6 for Helen Hinricks. Juniors Pauline Clarkson 98 and Inez Moore 95.38, plus others, dominate the honors. Elementary divisions show top marks across eighth to sixth grades, including Misa White 94.3 and Margaret Uptegrove 96 in the Central Grade School, with several students and teachers named for high achievements.
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Sidney Public Schools
Kathryn King
Frank Lally
Ruth Baker
Helen Hinricks
DeOma Hade
Pauline Clarkson
Inez Moore
Luther Kahse
Vera Hart
Violet Credit
Marybelle Wooldridge
Emma Weissman
Luzinda Brauer
Ruby Oberg
Harvey George
Viola Foster
Mable Foster
Ellie Willams
Mildred Houge
Martha Allen
Central
Misa White
Frieda Thompson
Cecil Jones
Mabel Emerick
Juanita Metz
Fred Vath
Miss Anderson
Ruth Karvanek
Wilmena Kennedy
Helen Doran
Elizabeth Hart
Goldwin Dyke
Miss Lanvermeyer
Margaret Uptegrove
Merna Brown
Helen Jane Johnson
Farrell Frankeberger
Edna M. J. Roger
East Ward
Miss Oldershaw
Roxte
Student Test Scores From Local School Grading Report
Fifth and Sixth grade listed grades for students: Unzzard 94, Virginia Johnson 94, Ken neth Johnson 98, Samuel Daniel 92, Gladys Ellsworth 91. Fifth grade under Miss Stoetzel with Billie Swain 91.2, Benjamin Scheckler 90, Mildred Witters 89, Lil Han Zike 88, Edna Vizina SS. Fifth grade under Miss Gilmore with Kathryn Brumage 4, Ruth Beets 90, Rena Patton 88, Raymond Portz 87, Helen Chambers 86. Fourth grade under Miss Marti with Viola Benish 95.2, Beulah Brewer 94.3, Dorothy Nilson 04.2, Robert Brumage 93.3.
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Beulah Brewer
Dorothy Nilson
Robert Brumage
Another Scalp Added To Chick Wrestling Belt
Roy Blondy Chick of Sidney defeated Verne Davis in Norton Kansas last Tuesday April 22 in a top bout. He then planned matches against Bill Chance at Morland and Cliff Maupin at Norton, training heavyweight prospect Jimmy Prout and welterweight Adam Knoll. Chick aims for major middleweight clashes with Ira Dunn and Adam Krueger.
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Roy
Blondy” Chick
C. Frank Chick
Sidney
Verne Davis
Norton
Kansas
Chick
Bill Chance
Morland
Kan
Cliff Maupin
Jimmy Prout
Adam Knoll
C. D. Hedge
Farmer Burns
The
Telegraph
Colorado
California
Ira Dunn
Salt Lake City
Adam Krueger
Hedge
Davis
Johnny Myers
Chicago
Joe Sokes
Wyoming
George McCloud
Casper
Johnny Hoffer
Northwest
Phil Jordan
Ft. Morgan
Orchestra Prodigy Gala at Hardy's Ball Dance
A major concert event headlines next Wednesday night with the big time orchestra and Southern Synco pators performing live direct from the Orpheum circuit at Hardy's Ball Dance.
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Orpheum
Hardy’s Ball Dance
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