Legion Show At Tobin Opera House Tonight And Tomorrow
The American Legion and Auxiliary present a two night show May 15 and 16 at the Tobin Opera House to raise funds for sending the Sidney Juvenile band to Omaha. A street parade, Wild West acts, games, a bar room dance, and a popularity contest will entertain, with music by Fiddlin Joe and Three Fingered Mike.
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Tobin Opera House
American Legion
Omaha
National American Legion
Legion
The
Cheyenne County
Phelps
George
Joe
Three Fingered
Mike
Parent-Teachers Association Elects Officers
The Parent-Teachers Association at its last regular meeting in the high school auditorium elected officers for the coming year: Mrs. Kahl president, Mrs. Clifton vice president, Mrs. BORland secretary, and Mr. Horn treasurer. A large attendance heard a fine program with talks on child welfare, student readings by Stanley Rabe Wayne Gain and Hammond McNish, a solo by Mrs. J. W. Johnson, and a seven-boy State Guard group directed by Mrs. W. J. Shoemaker. A lunch concluded the evening.
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Parent-Teachers Association
Kahl
Wayne Gain
Hammond McNish
J. W. ‘Johnson
State Guard
W. J. Shoemaker
Local Trout Fishermen seen on Nine Miles near Minatare
A group of anglers including G. F. Liebendorfer Louis Mann Charlie Gardner Ralph Adams Dad Sweet Frank Schroeder and Pat Pats rowsky fished Nine Miles near Minatare last Sunday noting active trout along the banks and a calm day on the water.
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G. F. Liebendorfer
Louis Mann
Charlies Gardner
Ralph Adams
Dad” Sweet
Frank Schroeder
Pat Patrowsky
Minatare
Sidney Boosters Win Second Game By Eight To One
The Sidney Boosters defeated Padroni to win their second game of the season 8 to 1 on the local diamond. Sidney broke open a close game in the sixth inning with 5 runs as Burgess started and Closman finished on the mound. Clark led the batting with four hits in five trips, while Swenson added heavy hitting. Padroni, a fast team, fought hard with solid pitching and several errors affecting the outcome. Batteries Padroni Hellzer Catcher. Sidney Burgess Closman Daugherty.
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Sidney Boosters
Padrens
Colorado
Ralph Burgess
Roosters
Art Closman
Burgess
Closman
Clark
Bord
Swenson
Padront
Sidney
Padroni
Hellzer
Sidner
Daugherty
Cheyenne County Real Estate Boom Signals Recovery
In Cheyenne County real estate transfers surged from February 1 to April 20 with 92 quarter sections sold and 85 transfers recorded at the clerk’s office in just over two and a half months. Sidney Lodge Pole Dalton Lorenzo Potter Huntsman saw activity, while crop prospects and moisture hint at a record winter wheat yield if conditions stay favorable and buyers from Iowa and eastern regions are eyeing the county.
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the Telegraph
Cheyenn
Lsts
Sidney
Lodge Pole
Dalton
Lorenzo
Potter
Huntsman
Cheyenne County
Iowa
County Eighth Grade Exercises Set For May 23
The Cheyenne county eighth grade promotion will be held in Sidney at the Tobin opera house in the afternoon of May 23 starting promptly at 2 p.m. W. J. Braham, superintendent of city schools of North Platte and former holder of that position, will be the speaker. Nearly one hundred youths from across the county will take part.
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Cheyenne County
Sidney
Tobin Opera House
J. Braham
North Platte
County
Party at Country Club for Lady Members Tomorrow
Country club organizers announce a tea party at the club house tomorrow at 2 30 PM for the ladies of the club. Cards and a Kensington will be featured during the afternoon.
Mr and Mrs Jacob Nelsen Visit Bit ter Creek Couple
Mr and Mrs Jacob Nelsen of Bit ter Creek Wyoming spent a few days in this city visiting relatives and calling on friends during their trip.
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Jacob Nelsen
Bitter Creek
Wyo
Sidney High to Graduate Largest Class of Forty-Two in History
Sidney High School will award diplomas to forty-two seniors, the largest class in the school’s history, at commencement Thursday night in the Methodist church. Attorney Guy Chambers of Lincoln chosen as speaker. Baccalaureate service set for Sunday, May 17, at 8 p.m. in the Methodist church with Rev. Kaub and Dr. Light among speakers. Marybelle Wooldridge to play piano. Class night Wednesday at the U.S.A. theatre features entertainment, prophecy, and history of the 1924-25 classes. Commencement program includes Salutatory Luther Kahse, Vocal solo, Valedictory Jennaine Whittaker, piano solo, and diplomas presented by Attorney Bertha Flo. Class colors purple and gold, flower violet. class roll includes 1924-1925 seniors and mottos/Hese Quam Videri.
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Methodist Church
Sidney High School
Guy Chambers
Lincoln
Mendelsshon
Kaub
Campion
Lealie Bentley
Dr. Light
Luther Kahse
Grenadiers
Schuman
Leslie Bentley
Jennaine Whittaker
Lowell Anderson Timber Kahse
Mildred Anthony
Inez Moore
Ross Barker
Elma Nelson
Minnie Badalong
Lloyd Nelson
Martha Brauer
Shirley Nelson
Leslie Bentley Florence Oberg
Mae Breternitz
Sydney Poole
Katherine Brown
Jeanette Puthoff Deloras
Carleton Ruth Shaw
Pauline Clarkson
Ralph _Bpearow
Violet “Gradit
Yernd Snyder Tlanche Dearmin
Melvin Sweet
Fdith George Kenneth Thompson
Leora Hafer
Hiram Vowers
Edna Hammond
Clifford Wait
Anna Hamer
Edna Weissman
Vera Harr
Jennaine Whitteker
Marvin Hiett
Chester Warden
Elaine Hiett
Marjorie Wright
Robert Hornaday
Rose Zalesky
Willie Jones
Clara Zimmerman
Letter from Griff Johnson Endorses Cheyenne County Prospects
Griff Johnson of Equitable Life Insurance of Iowa, a county investor, writes to Guy Doran praising Cheyenne County prospects. He notes long residency, annual field inspections, and strong local effort, predicting further improvements and urging more farmers to settle there to boost development.
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Griff ‘Johnson
Iowa
Cheyenne County
Griff Johnson
Telegraph
Central West
Johnson
Equitable Life Insurance Company of
Des‘ Moines
Guy V. Doran
Bidney
Nebr
Doran
Bazaar a Success at St Patrick’s Altar Society Dinner Dance
A large crowd attended the bazaar dinner and dance at St Patrick’s auditorium hosted by the Altar Society last Tuesday. Dinner served from 5:30 to 8 and booths sold fast, with the Southern Serenaders providing music at 9. The event raised a little over one hundred dollars.
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Ladies of the Altar Society
St. Patrick's Auditorium
Second Annual Music Week A Success
Music Week closed with a Saturday concert by the Bunker Hill Farmers Union band. Across the week Sidney and vicinity enjoyed splendid programs, drawing large crowds. Dormant and new talent was showcased, marking the observance as a complete success from start to finish.
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Bunker Hill
B. W. Bonham
Poppy Day Observance Upheld by Legion Auxiliary
Poppy Day will be held Saturday May 23 under the American Legion Auxiliary. Poppies are made by disabled World War veterans, with all proceeds supporting welfare work for disabled veterans and eligible local charities. The Sidney unit prides itself on its statewide effort and urges residents to wear a poppy.
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American Legion Auxilary
United States
Auxiliary
Sidney
Commonwealth
Extension Service News Lectures On Parliamentary Procedure
Mary Ellen Brown led two lectures in the county during the week. Tuesday she spoke to officers of women’s clubs in Gurley Community building and Wednesday in Sidney district court room. The Pleasant View Dairy Calf club demonstrated work at Charles Welton farm northeast of Colton with five members speaking. Local businessmen attended.
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Mary Ellen Brown
Extension Service
Different Womens Club
Gurley
District
Sidney
Pleasant View
Charles Welton
Colton
B. M. S. Club Holds Last Meeting May 18
The final regular meeting of the B. M. S. club year is set for Monday May 18 at 2 30 in the club rooms. It is guest day with a welcome to all and a lunch will be served.
John Z. Clark Visits City Linked to Camp Clark Bridge
John Z. Clark, son of H T Clark the builder of the celebrated bridge at old Camp Clark and a former Sidney resident, spent Monday in this city.
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John Z. Clark
H T. Clark
Old Camp Clark
Sidney
Sidney Chamber Notes Road Signs and Jobs Interest
The Sidney chamber, led by Mayor R H Rogers, discusses improving Lincoln highway signs at Big Springs and the Colorado route split, thanks Mr Johnson for Good Roads work, and explores Massey Harris plant plans. George Kellogg explains the calf special and county agent Willey speaks on calf clubs as Music Week thanks conclude.
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R. H. Rogers
Osborn
Co. W. Johnson
Potter
Kearney
Good Roads Association
Cheyenne County
Chamber
Johnson
Sidney Chamber
J. M. James
Big Springs
Colorado
Massey-Harris
Grand Titland
Hastings
Sidférvana
Sterling
Uch
Sidney
J. EB. Mantor
Chamber of Commerce
George Kellogg
North Platte
State Extension Service
Willey
A. C. Burgess
Bargain Day Planned by Local Merchants Next Wednesday
The tenth monthly Bargain and Trade Extension day will be held next Wednesday May 20 with exceptional bargains from local merchants. The Sidney Juvenile band performs during the day and an old time dance is scheduled in the Hardy ballroom in the evening. D Layter directs the dance and committees for sales and entertainment are named, with a full list of bargains to be found in a double page ad in this issue.
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Merchants Association
Sidney
Hardy Ball Room
Layter
Bales
H. F. Freytag
M. W. Osborn
FE. L. Uptegrove
J. Parl Thayer
Kate Phelps
J. B. Byars
The
Telegraph
Sidney Juvenile Band Parents Meeting Tonight
Notice announces a meeting of all parents of Sidney Juvenile band members in the band room at Central school tonight at o'clock. Director Bonham urges all parents to attend.
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Sidney Juvenile Band
Central School
Bonham
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Extension Service News
B. M.S. Club
Lincoln Highway
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