Forty Four Seniors To Graduate Next Week
Forty four seniors are listed to graduate next week. The page continues from page 19 with names including Bodinkxe, Doryce Leona Call, Walter L. Closman, Jane Dimery, Robert Dyke, Charles E. Farrell, Reena Fuller, Gladys Florence Gass, Doris M. Greenwood, Mervil Greenlee, Lois Hardy, Catherine L. Jones, Carolyn Kennedy, Edwin Kraft, Thelma C. Ladegard, Ralph Lanterman, Russell Linch, Sam McCleneghan, Hammond McNish, Robert Miles, Ida Morris, Lyle W. Mowrer, Pearl Lavern Nelson, Pauline M. Ostermeier, Irene Rash, Delores E. Pagelar, Agnes I. Phelps, Rosetta E. Seimers, Hazel Snyder, Ruth E. Sparks, Jack C. Sparks, Irene E. Tabor, Helen Marie Thomas, Lavern D. Thomas, Gordon Tobin, Arvilla Tompkins, Duncan E. Wagner, Glen C. Whitney and Gwenn E. Whitney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Froum
Bodinkxe
Doryce Leona Call
Walter L. Closman
Jane Dimery
Robert Dyke
Charles E. Farrell
Reena Fuller
Gladys Florenc Gass
Doris M. Greenwood
Mervil Greenlee
Lois Hardy
Catherine L. Jones
Carolyn Kennedy
Edwin Kraft
Thelma C. Ladegard
Ralph Lanterman
Russell Linch
Sam McCleneghan
Hammond McNish
Robert Miles
Ida Morris
Lyle W. Mowrer
Pearl Lavern Nelson
Pauline M. Ostermeier
Irene Rash
Delores E. Pagelar
Agnes I. Phelps
Rosetta E. Seimers
Hazel Snyder
Ruth E. Sparks
Jack C. Sparks
Irene E. Tabor
Helen Marie Thomas
Lavern D. Thomas
Gordon Tobin
Arvilla Tompkins
Duncan E. Wagner
Glen C. Whitney
Gwenn E. Whitney
Thelma Ladegard
Cathryn Shaffer
Duncan Wagner
Charles Farrell
Lyle Mowrer
Leroy Willey
Jack Borland
Maurice Walden
Eldon Payzant
Marjorie Sellers
Emery Nelson
Jean Liebendorfer
Eugene Reker
Carol Millett
Bernelle Kinton
Iris Foster
Mildred Troutman
George Griswold
A. R. Kendree
Drouth Damage Impacts Wheat Belt Across Midwest
Severe drought plagues western Missouri and the wheat belt as lack of rain and high temperatures intensify deterioration. Kansas shows uneven moisture with eastern regions benefiting while western areas worsen. Despite some Pacific Northwest moisture lifting outlook, spring wheat and late sown grain struggle. corn seeding slowed by dry soils across the corn belt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Kansas
Pacific Northwest
Illinois
Indiana
Ohio
Corn Hog Figures In This County
County farmers report favorable corn hog program attitudes and say payments for 1934 crop year will come ahead of selling hogs or harvesting corn. They view benefits as equivalent to potential sales of hogs and corn.
Drouth Impacts Wheat Parity Payments Schedule
The text discusses how drought affects the wheat price spread used to set per bushel payments. It notes July 1 as the next check date and that under normal circumstances the payment would be about one third of the spring payment, with subsequent checks due in October or November.
Ed Burke Enters U S Senator Race Amid Nebraska Split
Ed Burke files for the U S Senate as a Democratic candidate from Omaha. Nebraska factions see Arthur Mullen staying out or undecided, with Burke favored by Bryan supporters while facing opposition from Omaha independent leader William Ritchie Jr. Talks seek a running mate, with State Engineer Cochran and H B Porterfield named as possibilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Burke
Omaha
United States
Nebraska
Washington
Arthur Mullen
Mullen
Bryan
Wile Burke
Burke
Roosevelt
William Ritchie
Grand Island
St. Patrick's Day
Cochran
Altough Cochran
H. B. Porterfield
Poppy Program Scheduled for Sunday at Local Hall
A Sunday program features Hammond McNish and Lyle Mowrer as sailors and Melvin Willey and Roy Rabe as soldiers. Kent Kratz will present a pianology titled The Unknown Soldier followed by a band number. The chorus performs a song and a seven song Poppy skit will be included with readings by Mrs I J Pindell and Jacqueline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cortraued
Hammond McNish
Lyle Mowrer
Melvin Willey
Roy Rabe
Kent Kratz
I. J. Pindell
Jacqueline
Reading program songs and numbers recited
The listing includes Rose of No Man's Land and Good bye Broadway Hello France sung by various performers led by Mrs Blaine Grabil and Mrs Goldwin Doran. Other items feature In Flanders Field, Pack Up Your Troubles and America the Beautiful with ensembles and solos by Marilyn Critchfield Donna Doran and Marvin Sherrerd plus a piano band number and a benediction by Dr. Cheff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noa Man's Land
Blaine Grabill
Goldwin Doran
Broadway
France
Flanders Field
Jeanette Larson
Maxine Critchfield
Dean Kratz
Donna Doran
The
Three Little Pigs
Marvin Sherrerd
Marilyn Critchfield
Pussy Willow
F. al Plorin
Vern Livingston
Newton Witters
F. Charling Mills
Archie Kirkpatrick
Teachers For Public Schools Are Elected
Virginia Birkhofer takes English reading and penmanship at East school with Edith Oldershaw as principal Verne Morris leads 5th and 6th grades Verle Hubard 5th grade Agnes Ladine 4th grade Lottie Brown 3rd grade Emma Lindberg teaches kindergarten North school lists Jeannetta Sloan principal for 4th and 5th grades Edna Seyfang 2nd and 3rd Blanche Curtis handles kindergarten and 1st grade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cation
Virginia Birkhofer
Emma Lindberg
Catherine Grabill
Laura Fish
East School
Edith Oldershaw
Verne Morris
Verle Hubbard
Agnes Ladine
Lottie Brown
Eima Nelson
North School
Jeannetta Sloan
Good Program Shines At P. T. A. Meeting
The P. T. A. showcased a strong program with verse speaking choirs and a full string quartet plus orchestra. Officers boast a banner year with membership rising from 55 to 200, funds raised for a milk fund, and the high school band sent to Lincoln. the 1935 convention drew Sidney, and improvements included attendance gains and prize programs.
No Progress Made On Lighting Ball Field
A report notes no progress on installing lighting for the softball ball field. Officials cited scheduling and funding delays, with plans to revisit in the next fiscal period to determine feasibility and timelines.
City Night Park Franchise Debate Delays Softball Start
Citizens urge a long night park franchise funding while council weighs legality. City Attorney absent, another meeting will be held after securing funds. Softball interest grows with teams practicing nightly, but no league or schedule due to uncertainty over night play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tem
Wehmiller
Tig Tys
Dr A L Miller Loses Feet In Nebraska Accident
Dr A L Miller a prominent surgeon in western Nebraska lost both feet in a serious accident. He had founded a hospital there, led local Lions club chapters, and served as mayor of Kimball. Known in Sidney, his accident shocked many friends across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Miller
Lions Club
Kimball
Sidney
Ceremonies Planned For Baseball Opener
Local schedule outlines early league games as Chappell visits Potter and Kimball hosts Gurley. Preview notes last week’s 7 6 loss for Chappell, potential upsets as teams begin real baseball weather, with wide open chances for wins and upsets.
Local Team Schedule and Standings Mixed Dates
Schedule shows August and September matchups among Bunker Hill Lodge Pole Kimball Sidney Gurley Chappell Peetz Potter Lorenzo with open dates noted. Standings list Gurley Sidney Kimball Peetz Potter Chappell Bunker Hill Lorenzo Lodge Pole with zero or minor point totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimball
Lorenzo, Potter
Gurley
Sidney
Bunker Hill
Chappell
Lorenzo
Potter, Bunker Hill
Ter
Bunker’ Hill
Lodge Pole
Potter
Peetz
Lorenzo, Bunker Hill
Wee Gurley
Waiver of Plantings Paved by County Committee Action
County allotment committee approves waiver of plantings subject to farm wheat supervisor compliance checks. Contracts in which signers have seeded under 54 percent of base acreage must visit county office promptly to complete the waiver form. Delays may postpone the final 1933 payment and the first 1934 installment.
South Table Farmers Challenge Rainfall Reports
South Table farmers led by Guy Shaw and Gus Narjes dispute a Telegraph rainfall claim favoring the North Table. Shaw and Narjes insist their area received about five inches in the recent storm, asserting South Table was drenched more than reported. The Telegraph concedes the point, and South Table farmers win the argument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Shaw
Gus Narjes
South Table
Telegraph
Shaw
Narjes
Telegraph Trumbly
East Center Notices and Local Meetings
Mrs. J O and family greetings at Earl Leger home. Ladies aid met with Mrs. Scott. next with Mrs. Mac Rose on May 10. School represented at Dalton meet. academic cup won. Leela Messner high point girl. Elwin Linton high point boy. Salem won athletic cup. PTA to meet May 9. last meeting of the year. Mothers Day and music topic. Tankard family visit Loretta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delno Mayer
Earl Leger
Ladies Aid
Harry Scott
Mac Rose
Dalton
Leela Messner
Elwin Linton
Salem
N. H. Tankard
Loretta
Social visits and family gatherings in East Dalton
East Dalton residents report a series of visits and calls among neighbors. Alfred Christensen and family, James Devier, Arnold Westerhoff, Carl Christensen, Ed Mintken, Emil Marx, Lloyd Yowell, Frank Dickes, Arthur Larsen, and Pearl Christensen are listed with numerous Saturday and Sunday get togethers and weekday calls. Cattle shipments from Henry Marx to Denver are noted with Howard Marx accompanying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Christensen
Pauline
Louis Volkert
James Devier
Carl Christensen
Arnold Westerhoff
Ardis
Ed Mintken
Fred Rathman
Betty Jane
Mary Ann Vowell
Anita Rathman
Emil Marx
Henry Marx
Denver
Howard Marx
Chester Hunnicutt
Zola May
Lloyd Yowell’s
John Harms
Pearl
Lloyd Yowell
Frank Dickes
Arthur Larsen
Gerald
C. B. Toofsand
J. D. Devier
Charles Munshaw, Sr
Spring program and social notes from Waite area
The report covers visits by Charles Jobs Albert Linton and Alfred Swanson to pastures Tue day. J O Lobb and Sylvia called at Earl Leger and W F Waite homes Sun day. The Epworth League held a back ward social with 24 youths and a brief business meeting. Primary and intermediate rooms plan a spring program Fri day May 11. Christofferson and Zuhlke checked allotments with farmers Monday and Tuesday. R R Berry and Clifton Waite visited Waite home Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.T. Waite
Charles Jobs
Albert Linton
Alfred Swanson
J. O. Lobb
Sylvia
Earl Leger
W.F. Waite
Martin Christofferson
Otto Zuhlke
R. R. Berry
Clifton
W. F. Waite
Epworth League
Monday Contract Club entertained by Mrs J W Weiand
Society notes describe a Monday Contract gathering at Mrs J W Weiand s apartment with three tables of contract games. Mrs R E Welch and Mrs Paul Simerson held high scores, and Mrs D L Abbott attended as a special guest in a social afternoon. Picnic supper followed by courthouse employees outing to Fullergrove featured many attendees including Miss Helen Johnson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Weiand
R. E. Welch
Paul Simerson
D. L. Abbott
Fullergrove
Employes
Court House
Helen Johnson
Delilah Erwin
Emily Gould
Gladys Sweet
Bertha Glant
Gretchen Barlow
Margaret Maher
Margarret Cunnigham
Florence Thurston
Helen Zalesky
Agnes Filbin
J. C. Parks
de March
Leroy Carroll
Edith Carlson
Gillespie Family Supper Guests at Carl Christensen’s
Clayton, Cleve, Letha and Orla Gillespie and Miss Helen Stibor were supper guests at Carl Christensen’s Friday evening. Jane Devier spent a few days this week with her grandparents, Mr and Mrs Devier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton
Cleve
Letha
Orla Gillespie
Helen Stibor
Carl ‘Christensen
Jane Devier
J. D
Devier
Sidney Draw by Cecelia Kurs and Kurz family
Harold, Freda, Carl and Cecelia Kurz and Margaret and Dorothy Schulenberg attended the baseball dance at Lorenzo Saturday night. Freda Kretz and Bill Spicknell de horned calves Wednesday. Phyllis Mitchell spent Wednesday with Marjorie Kretz. Farmers Union meeting was held in district 36 Friday night. After the business session pie and coffee were served. Patrick Siedel was an overnight guest of Robert Kurz Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kretz and children spent Sunday with Mrs. Kretz's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Maley. John Kurz and Mr. Easterday have been measuring contracted corn acres in this vicinity this week. Frank Kurz and Harold Kurz called at the James Walker farm Thursday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold
Freda
Carl
Cecelia Kurz
Margaret
Dorothy Schulenberg
Lorenzo
Freda Kretz
Bill Spicknell
Phyllis Mitchell
Marjorie Kretz
Farmers Union
Patrick Siedel
Robert Kurz
Fred Kretz
Josephine Kurz
Laura Mitchell
Sidney
Christine Kretz
Local notes include Kurz family visits and Cheyenne trips
Josephine Kurz was a guest of Laura Mitchell on Friday. Several Kurz family members attended gatherings in Lorenzo and Cheyenne, including farm meeting, bazaars, and a Sunday baseball game. Visitors listed include Mrs. Boise and Mrs. Wilson of Cheyenne, the Dendinger family, Brekway, and the Chambers family.
Also Mentioned on This Page
U. S
W. T. Kahse
P. P. Cheff
Dr. A. L. Miller
Longhorns
Potter Crew
Kimall
Lorenzo, Peetz
Porter Oil Co
Sidney, Nebraska
Weary Motors
Lans
Boston ‘Erdinary Ee
East Center
Mrs. J. O
East Dalton
Leitha Devier
Society Notes
Goodyear
M. W. Osborn
Sidney, Webr
Cecelia Kurs
Frank Kurz
Harold Kurz
James Walker Farm
Pitcairn
Aries
Idney Glass & Paint CO
Geo. W. Moore
Prop
Carl Ed
Caroline Kurz
C. S. Chambers
Harold and
Freda Kurz, Margaret
Dorothy” Schulenberg
Doris
Glenna Mac McCreath
Nelson Finney
Railway Express Agency Inc
Fair Grounds
Colorado Merrymakers
Frank Schwasnick
Uda
Tom MIX
Wonder
America
Heer Dick. Powell
Wonder Bar
Earl Jolson
Warner Bros
Anic
del Rigo Corte
Guy Kigms
Xuth Dor
Neley
Mickey Mouse In
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