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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1929
Page
7
The Aggie Garden club held its second meeting on May 7 and decided to meet on the first and third Tuesdays of each summer month. The group discussed gardening objectives planning a garden and early vegetables with a garden sketch to be drawn for the next meeting.
The senior breakfast was held at the Commercial hotel on Wednesday May 23 as a final gathering for the class. Impromptu speeches and singing added to the farewell meeting’s enjoyment.
The annual all high school picnic occurred Friday May 17 at Krueger's with a juniors versus mixed-class baseball game and other amusements. Reports say the day was highly successful and enjoyable for all students.
Commencement exercises were held for the eighth grade graduates of all Cheyenne County elementary schools at the U S A theatre on Wednesday afternoon May 22. Sidney public schools graduate 40 pupils this year. The total number of elementary graduates in Cheyenne County for 1929 reaches 223.
Thursday morning the ancient class of 1929 took charge of assembly. Willie Taylor and attorney S. Buch introduced the star witness Donald Jorgenson who read the class history. Notary Loretta Osborn read the will as Fannabelle Zike the fortune teller foretold future successes and failures.
Trail inquiring reporter reports plans of the graduating class. Earl Mantor and Clyde Brewer will attend state university with Clyde pursuing dentistry. Marjorie Pettett goes to Lincoln in June for business school then adds voice study in the fall. Several graduates remain undecided between further study or work. Don Shipman plans voice study, possibly at Laramie. Loretta Osborn undecided.
The class will send many to universities and colleges including Nebraska Wesleyan and Ward Belmont. Elizabeth Hart Earl Hammond Helen Riggs and Ruth Karvanek will work at the telephone office while Helen Johnson becomes assistant county clerk. Opal Birkby stays with Stanley Wolffe and Stuart Bush joins Union Pacific. Bob Harper studies voice in Denver with John C Wilcox and Ada Jobe attends St Patrick s Academy. Don ald Jorgenson plans business college Irene Brooks stays in Cheyenne. The senior group will begin teaching as pedagogue with the new school year, featuring Lucile Wadde Hazel Bales Adelaide Meyer Evelyn Zuhlke. Roy Anderson and Willie Taylor plan farming near Sidney and Oregon respectively. Bill Jordan will drive a Yellow cab in Rapid City. Wilmena Kennedy and Helen Doran aim for Ward Belmont Nashville. Lomila McCleneghan and Fanna belle Zike undecided. Kermit Moore likely to study medicine at the University of Nebraska.
Mrs Mantor will visit Wyoming and Colorado and supervise the Eastern Star in northwestern Nebraska during summer. She plans to move to Lincoln before the fall term opens. Miss Fitzsimons attends nine weeks of summer school at the University of Nebraska to pursue a master’s degree and then rests at her Hebron home. Mr Weymouth and his wife will ادامه.
A survey of students and staff reveals varied summer plans including travel across states, study at Lincoln and Boulder, camps in Denver and Chadron, and European trips from Omaha. Several will remain near home in Calloway, Sidney, Denver, or Riverdale, with many also pursuing summer school and music programs in Lincoln and Boulder.
A Steinway piano with partial payment by a Sidney customer will be sold to a reliable party for the remaining balance. Cash or terms offered. For information contact Schmoller & Mueller Piano Co. at 1514 Dodge St., Omaha, Nebraska.
An office advertises items for sale including office files and adding machine paper. Contact details not provided.
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