Graduates Honored At St Pat’s School Ceremony
Rosemary ONeil received the Dominican College of San Rafael honor as second Salutatorian. Eileen Cortney earned an Honor Scholarship to Nebraska State Teachers College. Four year diplomas were awarded to Cortney, Differdange, Fehringer, Feik, Johnston, Loch, McIntosh, Mohatt, Needham, ONeil, Peetz, Rivera, Short, Switzer, Treinen, and Weller.
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Dominican College of
Patricia Mohatt
William Needham
Rosemary O'Neil
Gloria Peetz
Howard Peetz
Cecilia Rivera
June Short
William Switzer
Mary Ann Treinen
Geraldine Weller
Damage From Freeze Outlined By Bullock
Damage from a spring freeze described by Bullock outlines losses to beet crops just about ready to emerge. Many frozen beets will be replanted while some growers abandon beets for potatoes or other crops. Financial losses are expected to reduce tonnage and sugar content even with replanted crops.
Dr Mantor Sale At 1905 Maple Street This Afternoon
A public sale of household goods and office equipment will be held at the H. E. Mantor residence at 1905 Maple Street this afternoon starting at one o clock. Elmer Kath acts as auctioneer with E. W. Eberle as clerk. Cash terms. The catalog includes many hard to get electrical equipment and furniture.
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H. E. Mantor
Maple Street
Elmer Kath
E. W. Eberle
High School Seniors Graduate Wednesday
A ceremonial graduation reflects on aging ideals and heritage shaping the new generation. The address emphasizes equal opportunity and responsibility and the value of self government as a fundamental lesson for students advancing to the American way of life.
Training Citizens For Democracy At Local Graduation
The speaker outlined three paths to good citizenship in a democracy intelligent participation and responsibility. Music and flute solos complemented the event as awards were presented by Superintendent Weymouth with medals for Commercial Home Economics Trades and Industries Vocational Agriculture Music Athletics Citizenship and more. Richard Cutkosky led scholars receiving multiple honors including Regent’s Scholarship and various plaque and award recognitions. Barbara Banta and Barbara Banta additional scholars were noted along with scholarships from Doane College and the state normal school. Arthur Wright presented diplomas. Rev Jewett gave the benediction.
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America
Bob Duis
Shirley Miller
O. J. Weymouth
Jean Groppe
Evelyn Borcher
Bonita Hill
Ray Madden
Regent’s
Richard Cutkosky
Jack Welsh
Barbara Banta
John Osborn
Richard
University of Nebraska
Westinghouse
Robert Harrington
Church School
Oberf
Useless Powder Burned At SOC Under Conservation Plan
The Army announced exhaustive efforts to salvage value from unusable powder to prevent future danger. Some powder at other depots has seen experimental use. A nationwide sale through the War Assets Corporation yielded little success due to limited private demand.
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Army
War Assets Corporation
Powder Burn Plan At Depot Revealed
Col. Preble described a method to burn the powder in a remote depot corner, arranged in long piles and lit to burn upwind, ensuring a slow burn and reduced risk of broadside effects.
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Col. Preble
Emergency Drive For Food Under Way In Sidney Cheyenne County
An emergency food drive urges individual voluntary contributions. Residents can mail donations to W. J. Robinson in Sidney or drop them at The Telegraph, W. P. Ackerman's, or the American National Bank.
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Sidney
Cheyenne County
W. J. Robinson
The
Telegraph
W. P
Johnson Pitches No-Hit Ball 7 Innings
Johnson retires fourteen with one run and one hit allowed in seven innings guiding Bu-Pro of Sidney to an 18 to 3 win over Potter Nine. Sidney Legion defeats South Divide 5 to 2 with Knocks out 20 and Nienhuser tallying five. Peetz and Plain View combine for sixteen and ten runs. Sunday schedule includes Sidney Legion versus Potter and Plain View versus South Divide with practice at Peetz.
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Bu-Pro
Sidney
Potter
Lyle Johnson
Sidney Legion
South Divide
Legion
Knockstedt
Nienhuser
Peetz
Plain View
Sidney Bu
Scottsbluff Wins Sterling Tourney At Riverview Club
Riverview Country club of Scottsbluff won the 10 man team match tournament at Sterling Country Club by one point. Scottsbluff totaled 8414 against Sterling 83 percent. Sidney finished third with 47, Alliance fourth with 46, and Scottsbluff Country Club fifth with 39. Don Waite of Scottsbluff was medalist with 71. Chuck Schwaner and Gil Rhine shot 74 and 75. Other low scores included Yo Numara 75, Earl Lawrence 76, Dr. Broz 76, Claude Gallaher 77. Sidney’s five some included Grieve Doran Babcock Shuman Smith Jorgenson Murray Swanke Gallagher Ziegler. Lou Henderson of Alliance sank a 35 yard approach for a birdie on 18. Services were by Craig Home for Funerals. pallbearers listed.
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Riverview Country Club
Scottsbluff
Sterling
Sterling Country Club
Riverview
Sidney
Alliance
Scottsbluff Country Club
Platte Valley Golf Association
Don Waite
Chuck Schwaner
Riverside
Gil Rhine
Yo Numara
Earl Lawrence
Dr. Broz
Claude Gallaher
Clark Grieve
Blip Doran
Ray Babcock
Leo Shuman
Curt Smith
Don Jorgenson
M. J. Murray
Charles Swanke
Frank Gallagher
Carl Ziegler
Lou Henderson
Rites Held For Mrs. Matilda Fastenau 75
Funeral services were held at the Grace Lutheran Church in Gurley for Mrs. Matilda Fastenau aged 75 of Gurley who died in a Sidney hospital Saturday. The Rev. Raymond Bartels officiated at the service.
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Grace Lutheran
Father Potter School Man Dies Rites Held
Minne D. Willert former Potter resident and father of Superintendent E. W. Willert died in a Norfolk hospital on May 14 after months of ill health. Born August 24 1864 in Crediton Ontario he was 80. He lived in Pennsylvania briefly before moving west to West Point then Tekamah where he resided.
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Minne D. Willert
Potter
E. W. Willert
Potter Schools
Norfolk Hospital
Crediton
Ontario
Pennsylvania
West Point
Tekamah
Harness maker of 51 years dies after lifetime in faith
Five years ago he retired from active business after a 51 year career as a harness maker. Survived by three daughters and two sons living in Waterville Kansas Fremont Nebraska Omaha and Polk Nebraska. Also thirteen grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Wife died ten years ago and a daughter in 1931. Lifelong Lutheran.
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Linn Livers
Waterville
Kansas
G. E. Hickman
Fremont
Wilma Willert
Omaha
E. W. Willert
Potter
M. W. Willert
Polk
Nebr
Lutheran Church
Scratch Pads Forr sizes and stock levels advertised
A Telegraph ad promotes scratch pads in various sizes including 1% x 3% to 4x and 3% x 5 or 5% x 814 with good quality stock highlighted for buyers.
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THE
Telegraph
Card of Thanks from the Stewart family
We express gratitude to friends and relatives for kindness and sympathy after our baby's loss. Special thanks go to Dr. Grimm, Dr. Babbitt, and the Taylor Hospital staff. Mr. and Mrs. Le Roy Stewart.
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Grimm
Babbitt
Taylor Hospital
Mr. and
Mrs. le Roy Stewart
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