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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1929

Page

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Persinger Honored At Lodgepole After 50 Years Of Masonic Work

Col. A B Persinger pioneer resident and old west gentleman was guest of honor at a Masonic lodge banquet. Bishop George A Beecher presented the honor, highlighting years of service. Rifle matches at Sterling and Sidney with NRA targets featured scores.

A. B. Persinger Lodgepole Old West Swhich el TR Organisati George A. Beecher Episcopal ‘Church Persinger

Mason Col Persinger Celebrates 50 Years of Service

A Sidney Mason marks 50 years of devotion on his 78th birthday. He was a charter member of three lodges Sidney Lodge Pole and Chappell and first Mason in Sidney after Frank Welch lodge. A packed Lodge Pole Methodist church hall hosted admirers and friends at a Tuesday gathering.

Sidney Lodge Pole Chappell Col Persinger Frank Welch Lodge

North Side School Presents Varied May Day Program Tonight

The North Side School kindergarten and first grade pupils perform a May Day program at 7:30 PM. Highlights include May Queen march, Spring Time, Birdie with a Yellow Bill, Spring is Coming, My Shadow, When Tulips and Violets Grow, Cherries Are Ripe, Whippoorwill, Robin Redbreast, Ole King Cole dramatization, Seed Babies dance, Butterflies, Five Little Squirrels, and a Maypole dance with both grades.

North Side Birdie Eldreth Grage Wayne Swenson Jack McCann Margaret Bedmier Betty Hiett Julie Follett

Sidney's Only Greenhouse Showcases Home Grown Flowers

The Deloras Flower Shop in Sidney, run by J. B. Carleton with help from nephew A. B. Saints, invites residents to visit the greenhouse on 18th Avenue near the Union Pacific track. Carleton built the 100 foot facility solo. 15 flower varieties are grown, including geranium leaves nine inches across. The business may expand if demand rises.

Deloras Sidney Telegraph J. B. Carleton A. B. Saints Carleton 18Th Avenue Union Pacific

Sidney High to Stage 1929 Commencement May 23

Commencement exercises for Sidney high school class of 1929 set for Thursday May 23 at the Methodist church. Baccalaureate services will be held May 18 at 8 p m. Laurence Davis, a 1924 graduate now at Wesleyan College Lincoln, will deliver the address. Scholastic honors go to Lomila McCleneghan.

Sidney High School Methodist Church Laurence Davis Wesleyan College Lincoln Davis the Methodist Church Louis Kaub Hal Schenck Lomila McCleneghan

Mothers Day Observed as Nation Honors Mothers

Sid ney records note mothers day will be observed on Sunday in churches and homes. The day is set aside as a nationwide day honoring mothers for unselfish acts aiding humanity. Sidney churches have arranged services with sermons on the blessings of a mother.

Sidney

Sidney Clean Up Week Proclaimed By Mayor Schroeder

The mayor proclaims a city wide cleanup from May 13 to May 18 to remove rubbish from premises streets and alleys to improve health and appearance urging citizens to haul away all trash.

Sidney Herman Schroeder

One Day Open Gole Tourney at Sidney Country Club

A one day open golf tournament will be staged at the Sidney country club course on Sunday May 19. The event will feature four flights with trophies for all winners and the medalist. Entries must be in by 9 am, with players asked to register with the golf committee chair or local club secretary to estimate participation.

Sidney Country Club Eeeerane Wyoming Colorado

Leon Fine Special Dress Offering in Sidney

Leon Fine announces a special sale of shimmery frocks for ladies with a large lot of dresses purchased advantageously offered to feminine buyers in Sidney at a startling price.

Leon Fine Sidney

Unseasonable Cold Persists Over Sidney Amid Clouds

King Winter lingers around Sidney as spring arrives with persistent clouds and reduced sunlight. Several days bring cold, disagreeable weather, intermittent rain, and a modest rise in county moisture despite hints of clearing skies last night.

King Sidney Old Sol

Three former Byars staff join Stevens Van Engelen Co

Mabie Perry Edgar Sayre and M B Morefeld resign from Byars to join Stevens Van Engelen in Sidney Roy Liggett will supervise the new store The Byars remodel is near completion with new merchandise shipments expected early this week Sayre leaves after three years to head the shoe department attracting added experience to the Stevens Van Engelen firm

Mabie Perry Edgar Sayre M. B. ‘Morefeld J B., Byars J. C. Penney Stevens- van Engelen Miss Perry Byars Concern Stevens Ven Engelen Roy Liggett Sidney Sayre Byars Liggett Morefeld

Mornaday Sings at Sterling in Vocal Concert

A large Sterling audience filled Blair Hall Tuesday for the second music week program. Hazel Hayes and Franklin Hornaday performed with Mageea's mezzo voice drawing praise for fullness and beauty. Both artists are winners of the 1928 Atwater Kent auditions and studied with notable instructors.

Blair Hall Sterling Hazel Hayes Franklin Hornaday Ilies Mageea Dr. Hornaday Colorado Atwater Kent

Good Enrollment in County Club Efforts

County Agent L. D. Willey reports 158 boys and girls enrolled in club work in Cheyenne county. This week two new clubs were organized in the Huntsman precinct, one focused on clothing and the other on agricultural engineering.

Cheyenne County L. D. Willey Huntsman Precinct

Mr and Mrs D W Ewing Join Sidney Store Staff

Mr and Mrs D W Ewing and their child arrived in Sidney from Broken Bow where Mr Ewing had worked for J C Penney. He now joins the local Byars store, part of the Penney organization’s purchase of the J B Byars chain. An experienced salesman, he will be a valuable addition to Sidney Byars.

D. W. Ewing Child Sidney Broken Bow Ewing J. C. Penney Byars J. B. Byars Penney Organization

Annual Poppy Day Observance on May 25

The American Legion Auxiliary announces the annual poppy sale to support relief work for ex service members and families of those who died in service. The sale will be conducted Saturday May 25, urging wearers to honor sacrifice by purchasing the symbol of remembrance.

Flandersfield American Legion Auxiliary

Celebration of Music Week Opens with Recital in Sidney

Women extension clubs of the county met with Miss Helen Rocke of the Lincoln extension service in Sidney to review eight months of work. A cafeteria lunch followed in the Methodist church. The program featured group singing, an address, readings, debates and musical acts. Mrs Roscoe Grimes was elected county chairman for 1929 1930 and presided over the meeting with Mrs Dwight Bolton.

Womans Extension Clubs Helen Rocke Lincoln Sidney Roche District Court Room Foods For Health Florence Atwood Extension Service E. H. Bluhm Roscoe Grimes North Sidney Old Maids Lodge Pole Dwight Bolton

County Sunday School Convention Set At Christian Church

All county Sunday schools will unite for a county wide convention at the Christian church on Monday April 13. The undenominational meeting runs the full day from 10 a.m. with delegates from each Sunday school. A noon picnic lunch will be provided for all attendees. State workers will lead instructional sessions ensuring a memorable event.

the Christian Church

Facial treatments by New York expert at Bassett's

Isabelle A. Webb of New York City visits Bassett's Pharmacy in Sidney for a week of facial demonstrations and beauty culture coaching. She is an expert in face moulding and care of the face and scalp, coming with Kranks beauty endorsement. Appointments available by phone.

Isabelle A. Webb New York City Bassetts Pharmacy Miss Webb Sidney Kranks Bassett

Sidney Delights Promote Postponed Music Week Nights

A postponed Sidney music week opens Monday with the Womans Club staging a song recital. The American Legion and auxiliary sponsor Tuesday events, Sidney Schools direct Wednesday, and the Chamber of Commerce Thursday. Mrs. J W Johnson leads opening scenes depicting American history eras from Puritans to jazz, with cast including Mrs F L Reed, Mrs Walter K Hodgkin, Miss Brickner, and many other local performers. The program blends patriotic themes with period costumes and nine tableaux across eras from Indian to World War II and modern jazz. Dr Earl Sherrerd chairs Chamber of Commerce night arrangements.

Sidney Womans Club American Legion and Auxiliary I. R. McCormack Chamber of Commerce Earl Sherrerd J. W. Johnson F. L. Reed Walter K. Hodgkin Brickner Ida Ahrens John Borland Fred Mauser Betty Ann Hodgkin jJoan Ahrens Jane Virginia Walker Bait Georgia Hi ‘Miaine-Hiett Miu Schenck Blaine Grabill M. E. Pettibone R. W. Zimmerle Mark Howard Orrin J. Weymouth E. S. Sherrerd H. L. Slaweson J. L. Tewell Paul Martin G. H. Thompson W. O. Campbell Lois Lucille Hiett Jean McIntosh Agnes Dwyer Virgina Helen Jane Johnson Katherine Grabill George

Great Maurice Plans Death-Defying Stunt In Sidney

A real thrill arrives Saturday at 6 30 p m with a free cornice climb by the Great Maurice outside the Telegraph and the U S A theatre in Sidney. He tours nationwide performing death defying feats and will also appear on stage in matinee and evening shows offering a sensational equilibristic act.

Sidney The Telegraph Maurice United States U.S. A

Woodmen Circle Meeting in Omaha Draws Large Attendance

The state Woodmen Circle convention in Omaha April 10 and 11 drew a strong crowd. Miss Gladys Bell of Sidney chapter Grove No. 198 gave a toast at the Rome hotel banquet. Nebraska members donated items for the Sherman Texas home for aged members and orphans. Quilts and linens were shown. Demonstrations by Omaha drill teams and junior work exhibitions occurred. Mrs Abbie Leithoff and Mrs Katherine Remington led district and state management respectively.

Woodmen Circle Omaha Gladys Bell Sidney Grove Rome Nebraska Sherman Texas National Abbie Leithoff Crawford Katherine Remington

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Logan ‘County Fair Union Pacific ‘Athletic Club of Sterling Riflemen Sterling Club Blaney Sterling High School John Treinen Don Brewer Heinie Bauman Deran Bert Wilkins Sterling—Pierce Parsons Jones Welton McCarthy Siegler Welsh Oler Catterella Coverdale Blaird Armour Lawrence Mitchell W. Siers Lawrence Davis Byars Store Stevens-Van Engelen CO Mornaday Sidney Boy Womans Extension Clubs OF County Sidney Christian Church Bassetts Woman’s Club Woodmen
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