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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1924
Page
14
Mr and Mrs Henry C Luckey of Lincoln Nebraska contribute 50000 in securities to the Midland Appeal fund aimed at a new girls dormitory. The gift accelerates the next building after the Gymnasium Commons and reflects long time church and college support.
Governor Bryan urged Nebraska's support for Midland College at the Greater Midland conference on April 24. He said it would be unfair not to aid the campaign and predicted success, praising the church school as a vital option alongside the University of Nebraska. Chancellor Avery also endorsed religious training via church schools as a needed rival and complement to state education.
Fremont Nebraska. Midland College both sends seventy five pastors to spread Lutheran work across the midwest and fields a Nebraska championship football eleven in 1922 with a strong 1923 record. The college competes inNebraska college conference and has clashed with Creighton University and the Haskell Indians, with the 1934 football schedule signaling continued tough, clean play by Midland warriors.
Midland's senior faculty includes Prof. Crouse registrar since 1904 and Prof. Tilberg dean since 1914, with Prof. Stahl math professor since 1912. The group has grown with Midland as the college pledges $15,606 to the Appeal.
Sextorp Dan Duanean was a business caller in Potter Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Prince and family were shopping in Potter Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Moench and daughter were shopping in Potter Friday. John Livoni called at the Pete Nelson home Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Duncan and family, Arlo Fisher and Alice Nelson spent Wednesday evening at the Charlie Fisher home. Harvey Fisher and daughter and Mrs. Ellis Fisher were Sunday dinner guests at the George Reetz home. Mrs. Will Shiver called at the Dan Duncan home Wednesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Crowell were business callers in Potter Saturday Arlo Fisher was a business caller Andy Brett returned the first of the week from Denver where he has been taking treatments for rheumatism but is not feeling much better. Plus Fisher and son Tom hauled hogs to Gurley Monday.
White Cove Valley notes list visits and activities around Monday including Bernard Hill and family, George Marshall traveling to Sidney, and Mr Loudy with Ellis Frakes aiding a cow removal at John McDonnell's. Harry Reeves moved cattle to Phil Brossard's pasture and began listing corn on his place. Dr and Mrs Weller bid farewell as they move to the western slope.
Web Bloom traveled to Sterling to see the doctor Friday with Mr. Marshall and family. Mar Reeves and family and Mr English and family enjoyed a Crook Friday night entertainment. Mr and Mrs Raymond Pope dined Sunday with Id Bruck and wife. Mr Burris visited D R Gross after a load of corn Sunday. Harry Reeves and family attended Crook church Sunday. John McDonnell and family visited Sunday with his mother and sisters in Crook.
Mr. and Mrs Ray Osborn and Mr. and Mrs E N Roth visited Mr and Mrs James Vacik Sunday. Elsie Bahr ill with rheumatism under doctor’s care. Mrs Ernest Rowser spent Tuesday with Mrs J C Miles. Edna Bahr returned home after weeks at Glassburn home. Mr and Mrs Joe Vogler visited Sam James home Sunday. J C Miles and brother Harold called at T A Bonser’s Saturday night. Farmers planting corn. C A Miles family of Mooreland Oklahoma visited J C Miles Wednesday by auto and roads in excellent condition. They plan to visit other Nebras ka children before returning home. D B Phelps family Sid ney visitors Thursday. Ed Binney family at Burdette Sharp’s Sunday. Mothers day observed at Sunday school. short program. Mrs B M Lewis entertained the Ladie club Thursday. Vacik called at Miles ranch Sunday night. Ray Carey Sunday af ternoon with Henry Bahr. John Bahr hauled a load from Col ton Tuesday.
A local notice invites residents to have their birthday portraits taken at Phelps Studio during the current year. The message emphasizes a personal photography session and marks the birthday milestone with a studio portrait.
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