Christensen Reelected Secretary of District Bankers
Marius Christensen of Sidney was reelected secretary of the seventh district of the Nebraska Bankers association at an all day session in Sidney. Oscar Lovelace of Mitchell was named president, succeeding A. J. Jorgenson, with Charles H. Burk of Mitchell as vice president. Over 120 bankers and wives attended, with events in the U. S. A. theatre building and a banquet at the Sidney country club. The program featured talks on bank legislation and management, plus musical interludes.
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Marius Christensen
Sidney
Nebraska Bankers Association
Oscar Lovelace
Mitchell
A. J. Jorgenson
Charles H. Burk
Union Pacific
Sidney Country Club House
H. C. Welker
Presbyterian Church
Herman Schroeder
Roland V. Rodman
Kimball
Ronald Barker
Phil Hall
Dan Riley
B. A
C. G. Bliss
Department of Trade and Commerce
Commercial Bank Management
W. H. Dressler
Omaha
Byron Dunn
Lincon
C. F
Sidney Country Club Golf Team Unveils 1929 Schedule
The Sidney country club golf committee released an active 1929 schedule featuring dual and tournament matches. Opens Sunday at North Platte, regarded among the toughest tests on the slate, with local tournaments still being finalized. No June games set for June 2 or 9. a June 16 clash with Scottsbluff on the Bluffs course follows, and June 23 marks the first local club match hosting Sterling.
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Sidney Country Club
North Platte
Sidney
Scottsbluff
Bluffs
Sterling
Greenlees Announce Oshkosh Overalls Dealership
Greenlees, Inc. in The Telegraph issue announces their dealership for Oshkosh overalls. Roy Greenlee touts the Oshkosh line for real quality and lasting wear as the finest overall buy. Rolfe Hine, head window decorator, features an attractive window display.
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Greenlees, Inc
Telegraph
Roy Greenlee
Rolfe Hine
Greenlee
Doctor Eikner narrowly spared in ill fated clinic disaster
Dr W T Eikner former Sidney physician had planned to visit the doomed Cleveland clinic for months and would have been there at the time of the fatal explosion, but a delay in business affairs kept him away.
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W. T. Eikner
Sidney
Cleveland Clinic
Dr. Eikner
Eighth graders honored for perfect attendance at Sidney schools
Imogene Mowrer and Elmer Ladine of the Sidney public schools eighth grade graduating class have not missed a day or been tardy all year, records show. The pair are praised for perfect attendance in the school year highlights.
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Imogene Mowrer
Elmer Ladine
Sidney Public Schools
Delta Upsilon Plans New Chapter House in Sidney
The Delta Upsilon fraternity in Sidney has bought property at the northwest corner of 16th and U streets for a new chapter house. site features 80 foot frontage on 16th and 120 on U, near other Greek houses and three sorority homes. Nebraska graduate Roy Greenlee will attend the Delta Upsilon banquet in Lincoln on June 1.
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Delta Upsilon, Nebraska
E Street
16Th
U Streets
A. W. Field
16Th Street
U Street
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Sigma Nu
Delta Upsilon
Phi Kappa Psi
Alpha Tau Omega
Lambda Chi Alpha
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Tau Kappa Epsilon
Theta Chi
16Th Stret
Kappa Kappa Gamma
Alpha Chi Omega
Delta Zeta
Sidneyemen
Roy Greenlee
Nebraska
Lincoln
Sidney High School Holds Commencement for 32 Seniors
Thirty two Sidney high school graduates received diplomas at last night's commencement in the Methodist Episcopal church. Laurence Davis, a Sid ney graduate and Wesleyan student pastor, delivered the address as the youngest speaker yet for the local ceremony, praising the retiring class with thoughtful reflections. The program featured a Virginia Johnson processional and several vocal and spoken pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney High School
Methodist Episcopal Church
Laurence Davis
Wesleyan University
Davis
Virginia Johnson
Hal Schenck
Rose Marie
Donald Shipman
Lucile Waddell
Robert Harper
Lomila McCleneghan
Barcarolle
Grocery stores in Sidney offer real money savers
The Telegraph advertising columns reveal scores of grocery bargains in quality goods from favored grocers. Sidney residents can monitor The Telegraph for best prices and savings on everyday needs.
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Sidney
Telegraph
Wheatland Murderer Faces Trial Monday
John Victor Montour, 23, is to stand trial Monday in Wheatland charged with the atrocious murder of his two year old white stepdaughter. He confessed when captured after a wide manhunt and expressed a plea of guilty under cross examination by Wheatland officers. He has been held in the county jail since his arrest at the hobo roost lodging house.
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John Victor Montour
Wheatland
West
Montour
Carl Livoni
Arthur Renfield
Theatre party arranged for kiddies tomorrow at U S A theatre
Arrangements are complete for a free theatre party for children 12 and under tomorrow at the U S A theatre. They will see the serial Tarzan the Mighty with admission limited to accompanied children. Free ice cream cones await attendees at Bassett Pharmacy after the show.
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Bassetts Pharmacy
the Telegraph
Bassett Brothers
Tarzan the Mighty
Electric Dealers Breakfast Hosts Nebraska Delegates
Members of the Nebraska division of the National Electric Light association, en route to a two day convention at Scottsbluff, were guests of Sidney for a breakfast at the Union Pacific hotel. S. P. MacFadden hosted. Mayor Herman Schroeder welcomed the visitors as C. W. Amidon noted appreciation. The group toured via Scottsbluff autos to review Cheyenne county crops with a full program planned, including sessions, banquet, carnival, and dance at the Lincoln hotel. Over 150 delegates and wives registered. prominent electric figures attended.
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Nebraska
National Electric Light Association
Scottsbluff
Sidney
Union Pacific
S. P. MacFadden
Western Public Service Company
Herman Schroeder
C. W. Amidon
Grand Island
Cheyenne County
Lincoln Hotel
Delbert Cook Sent To Hastings Sanitarium After Nervous Break
Delbert Cook son of Mrs Carrie Cook was rushed by Sheriff James Nelson to a Hastings sanitarium after a sudden nervous breakdown. Physicians report recovery is assured though exact cause undetermined. Brother Simmons Cook and wife accompanied him. auto accident injuries may have contributed. Sheriff Nelson sped to Hastings to secure timely care.
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Delbert Cook
Carrie Cook
Hastings
James Nelson
Cook
Mr. Cook
Simmons Cook
Sheriff Nelson
Mr Cook
Eighth Grade Class Graduates in County Schools
The largest eighth grade class in county schools celebrated with 223 graduates at the U S A theatre. Sidney public schools contributed 40, Catholic academy 19, and St Pauls Lutheran 3. Prizes were awarded to top spellers Velma Holtman Edward Nelson Marie Cortney and Maxie Wells with gifts and a note from Supt G F Liebendorfer who gave the day’s main address. A musical piece, Underneath the Parasol, was performed by the Sidney eighth grade.
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Sidney Public Schools
Catholic Academy
St. Paul's Lutheran
Shirley Mayer
Velma Holtman
Lodge Pole
Edward Nelson
Marie Cortney
Maxie Wells
Potter
G. F Liebendorfer
Sidney
Liebendorfer
Immigrant pioneer's will rewards neighborly loyalty near Gurley
Executors reveal the late George Quirin bequeathed the northwest quarter 2016-49 to Henry Frederickson and family for 17 years of friendship. He also leaves $500 and three shares of Dalton Cooperative stock to Gurley schools to improve library facilities. The Cheyenne county farmer, Alsace Lorraine native, had no relatives in the United States and earned trust in Gurley through his solitary life and stewardship of school district finances.
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George Quirin
Cheyenne County
Quirin
Gurley
Mr. Quirin
Alsace- Lorraine
Henry Frederickson
Frederickson
Fredericksons
Dalton Cooperative Society
Potter Students Celebrate End Of Week With Picnic
Potter school week closes with all day picnic at Johnson's grove as 17 graduates prepare for baccalaureate and commencement. Land sale worth 64000 nets seven quarters to Dr Charles Lieber, with five quarters at 60 an acre and two at 50, all in Gurley area Cheyenne county.
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Potter
Johnson's Grove
Troy
Edward J. T. Connelly
Edna E. Goding
Dorothy D. Grubb
Ina EF. Himmelright
Ida L. Jorgenson
Garnet Rose Kinyoun
Elysebeth G. Mangum
Marion Nelson
Joyce B. Schmidt
Yeoma J. Troy
Fredie J. Anderson
Ray Berdell Bartlett
Harold W. Brett
J. A. Bentley
Sidney Land
Bentley Land Company
Gurley
Charles Lieber
Sidney
Lieber
Cheyenne County
Illinois
Bert Steele
Steele
Nebraska
Dr. Lieber
Bentley
Sidney Academy Class of 1929 Graduates Twelve Seniors
Commencement for St Patrick's academy class of 1929 held in the academy auditorium. Helen Peetz named valedictorian with top scholastic record. Benedict Foley presided and delivered salutatory. Program featured orchestra march, processional, and multiple musical selections.
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St. Patrick's Academy
Academy
Helen Peetz
Benedict Foley
Academy Orchestra
Foley
Mary Nolan
Glee Clay
Union Pacific Hotel in Change of Managers
W. Street formerly of Rawlins Wyoming is now manager of the Union Pacific hotel succeeding W B Freeman who is transferred to Cedar City Utah Street took charge Sunday accompanied by his wife and two children Mary Jean and Joseph
Episcopal Pastor Seeks Summer Vacation Health Break
Dean J. J. Crawford of the Episcopal church leaves Friday for an indefinite vacation to recover from long standing ill health. He recently returned from the veterans hospital in Denver but did not regain strength as hoped. Rev. C. Minton of Bridgeport will lead Sunday services at Christ Episcopal church and will visit monthly thereafter. A student pastor was sought without success. a regular pastor is expected to be appointed for the summer.
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Dean J. J. Crawford
Episcopal Church
Crawford
Veterans Hospital
Denver
Rev. C. Minton
Bridgeport
Christ Episcopal Church
Dean Crawford
Annual Poppy Day Honors the Allies Dead
The American Legion auxiliary will conduct a poppy sale Saturday, May 26, to honor Allied dead, support disabled veterans, and fund rehabilitation work. Poppies are worn as tribute to those who died in France and to assist hospitalized veterans making the flowers.
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American Legion Auxiliary
France
Scouts Registering for Annual Summer Camp
Sidney Boy Scouts are this week registering for their summer camp to be held at Laramie Peak during the first week in July. The camp program requires vigorous athletic training and prepares the boys for advanced scout work. Many parents urge their children to attend.
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Sidney Boy Scouts
Laramie Peak
Scout Leaders Course To Be Conducted Tonight
K. J. Gleason scout executive of the Nebraska Panhandle council will conduct a scout leaders training course this evening for all adults interested in scout work. Several men from neighboring towns plan to attend as one night a week is set aside to train more capable leaders and instructors.
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K. J. Gleason
Nebraska Panhandle
Scout Jamboree at Bridgeport Today
The Nebraska Panhandle Council will hold a Scout Jamboree in Bridgeport starting at 1 PM. Attendees needing transportation should call Henry Paylat.
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Nebraska Panhandle
Nebraska
Bridgeport
Henry Paylat
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Greenlees Are
Oshkosh Overalls
Sidney High Grads
Bassetts
Electric Dealers
Union Pacific Hotel
Macfadden
Sanitarium
Supt. Liebendorfer
Will
Potter High School
Sidney Academy
Link
Episcopal
Legion Auxiliary
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