North Side Bridge Club Luncheon and Camp Fire Girls Event Recap
The North Side Bridge club hosted a luncheon at the Country club and bridge at Mrs. Weeden's home. Camp Fire Girls led by Miss Johnston held a mothers and daughters banquet at 6 40 on Thursday evening at the U P hotel with lilac and blue yellow candle decor. The Womans club hosted a 2 30 tea at the club rooms to close the year, with president Mrs Golding presiding, committee reports, delegates to Crawford, and a brief musical program. Mrs Golding presented the gavel to incoming president Mrs Taylor and Mrs Taylor gave a silver sandwich plate to Mrs Golding in appreciation. Mrs Golding plans to leave Sidney June first. the club notes her loyal leadership and Americanization efforts. A lunch followed by courtesy committee served sandwiches ice cream and cake. spring flowers adorned the rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Johnston
U. P
Wilmena Kennedy
Beets
Ellis
Virginia Johnson
Womans Club
Golding
Crawford
Johnson
Liebendorfer
Witham
Mrs. Witham
Music Department
Taylor
Memorial Day Observance Planned by American Legion Officials
The American Legion outlines a Memorial Day program urging quiet remembrance for those who served. Clergy will receive letters requesting morning worship commemoration, followed by a procession to the grave of the unknown and a retreat ceremony conducted by Army officers at the courthouse.
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The
American Legion
Court House
Regular Army
Army of the United States
J. J. Crawford
Union Evangelistic Meetings Drawing Large Crowds
Evangelistic meetings at the new tabernacle, funded by donations, attract growing attendance. Rev. and Mrs. George L. Rose lead gospel services with music by Mr. Shirk. Get-together rallies at Barker Clothes shop and Weed and son furniture store draw local leaders. Campaign continues six weeks with cooperation from local churches.
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Tabernacle
George L. Rose
Ley, Rose
Jose
Shirk
Barker Clothes Shop
Rose
Weedon
Gurley and
Potter
High School Girl Sets Record for Accelerated Study
Miss Florence Barlow, 16, of Sidney and Lodge Vale high school graduates early after completing a three year course with an average of 47-22. Daughter of former County Commissioner DB R Barlow, she is praised for her talent and popularity and will enter Wesleyan College in September.
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Florence Barlow
Sidney
Lodge Vale High School
Miss Barlow
DB. R. Barlow
Omaha World- Herald
Barlow
Wesleyan College
Willmon Cafe Sold to Sunol Woman Mrs Lindley
Mrs AmecLa Lindley, a Sunol businesswoman, takes over the Willmon cafe on Second Street and plans a first class restaurant. The retiring Mrs A E Willman exits due to ill health after running a popular cafe. the family will remain in Sidney with summer plans in Denver for her daughters and Krueger's Lake for Mr Willman.
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Amecla Lindley
Sunol
Second Street
Willmon Cafe
Sidney
Sales Day Draws Large Delegation To Sidney Businesses
The last special sales day of the season drew a large shopping delegation to the city on Wednesday. Merchants offered Taur grin day specials and the event stood out as one of the best in the series. A free picture program at the T. S A. theatre entertained visiting shoppers with a four reel western thriller and a two reel comedy. Committee members included FLO Burgess W M Winders and Frank Wait for sales amusements F O Burgess and Simsdynes for cash stores.
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Sidney Business Houses
T. S A. Theatre
Flo. Burgess
W. M. Winders
Frank Wait
F. O. Burgess
Oe Simodynes
Skagex Cash Stores
Business Mens Organization
Trade maintenance campaign plans announced in Telegraph
A near term meeting will determine future campaigns in the interest of trade maintenance for the city. An announcement of whiten will be made in the Telegraph.
Commencement Exercises Followed by Diploma Presentations
The page shows a graduation program with a procession and several honors. Emma Weissman delivers a salutatory, Bertha Flo plays a piano solo, Marybell Wooldridge sings, Die Meistersinger prize song performed, Prof Hobart Davis gives the commencement address, and diplomas are presented by A. M. Dimery. The ceremony is described as a notably successful close to the school year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W.sohnson
Emma Weissman
Bertha Flo
Marybell Wooldridge
Die Meistersinger
Hobart Davis
Pat Martin
Am. W. Dimery
Senior class play a success in village program
Evalina Scroggs takes center stage as the homeliest girl in the village while Miss Harriet Jones handles the role with help from pre historic costumes and gum. Prof Storkan directed the production to broad praise, marking his two school plays this year as very successful.
Sidney Defeats Oshkosh in Local Floral Card
Memorial Day themes appear in a small item noting Sidney’s win over Oshkosh while shoppers discuss Decoration Day wreaths at Gift Shop on the Corner. M. G. Howard of the North Platte Floral Co. is cited regarding flowers.
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Memorial Day
M. G. Howard
The
North Platte Floral Co
M. G Howard
Platte Fieral Ce
Charles Hower the Civil War survivor in Sidney
In Sidney the last Civil War veteran, Charles Hower, age 83, reflects on changes since his enlistment. A native of Pennsylvania and former resident of Hinoels, he recalls wartime memories with keen insight as Memorial Day approaches. He and his 98-year-old wife live modestly, cherishing old friends and past days. Dog collars trend in ladies neckpieces. summer selections appear at the auft Shop. Memorial Day flowers available from M. G Howard.
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Sidney
Charles Hower
Mr. Hower
Isis
Hinoels
Pennsylvania
Keystone
Hower
Winders Family Begins Extended Western Trip
Mr and Mrs Wm Winders depart early this week for a lengthy tour of the West visiting Chicago Boston and New York. They travel with Mr Winders brother T J Winders of Oredo NL who arrived with another brother G Winders of Indianapolis. G Winders will stay until the Winders return and work at Scheurman’s hardware store. Gift Shop announces new arrivals for athletes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Winders
Chicago
Boston
New York
Winders
T. J. ‘Winders
Oredo, NL
G.'$. Winders
Indianapolis
John Scheurman
Also Mentioned on This Page
North Side Bridge Club
Country Club
Oshkosh
Sidney Aba
Hweinzman
Coun
Sherrod
Slack Meee Ee
Swenson Sostuees
Willis
O Mauser
Si Ji Gjin Rem Ae
Graham
Mitchell
Oshkosh AB
Laywik
Casey
Weene Eee
Redbush
Monroe
Robinson
New
Bryant
Ruff
Brennan
Heinzman
Auft
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