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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1922

Page

2

Memorial Day Observance in Sidney Under Legion Direction

Sidney honors Decoration Day with American Legion and G A R backing. Ex service members urged to wear uniforms and join in parade and ceremonies led by Andy Anderson and Joe Simondynes. Committees organize services, cemetery decorations, and business hours. Citizens urged to observe May 30 with reverence and active participation.

Sidney American Legion Andy Anderson Legion Joe Simondynes Dr. Roche Paul Martin Les Hyde Chas. Marsh Roy Greenlee Jennie Armstrong Roy Walker K. D. Bassett L. V. Greenwood

Sidney Wins 1923 Knights of Columbus Convention

Rev Anton Link logs a telegram from York Nebraska that the 1923 Knights of Columbus convention has been voted to Sidney. The event will bring about 150 delegates and visitors. Dr Donahoe and Francis Herbert represented Sidney Knights, backing by the Sidney Chamber of Commerce invitation.

Anton Link Knights of Columbus York Nebraska Sidney Dr. Donahoe Francis Herbert Sidney Knights Chamber of Commerce of

Bryan Hands Shakes On Tour In Sidney Visit

Col W J Bryan passed through Sidney on No 8 Thursday and paused for lunch to greet friends. He hails from California where his wife is described as in ill health. he plans a speaking tour after leaving.

Col W. J. Bryan Sidney California

Fire damages home on Military Avenue chimney blaze

Fire crews responded to a blaze at Mrs. Garrison's along the south end of Military Avenue. The fire appeared to start in the chimney. Smoke water and fire damage heavily to contents. loss is substantial to Mrs. Garrison with many valuables affected.

Sidney Plans July Celebration and Cemetery Water

Sidney Chamber of Commerce approved a Fourth of July celebration with support from Commander Roche of the American Legion. They discussed cemetery water supply with three options, voting to pursue piping water from the city pump at about $2,500, and referred the matter to the city council. Two visitors attended the luncheon.

Chamber of Commerce A. E. Helps Hve Sidney Roche Legion American Legion

Worth While Picnic at St George Ranch

Three schools joined a splendid picnic at St George ranch with all the usual fair fixtures. The districts involved were No 26 taught by Ruth Barker, No 60 led by Josephine Lacy, and No 97 under John Kucera. Toward evening Sunol teachers paid their respects with a friendly call.

St. George Ranch Ruth Barker Josephine Lacy John Kucera Sunol

County Nurse's Notes Sidney Class Meeting Declared

The first meeting of the Sidney class in Home Hygiene and Care of the Sick will be in Room 1 of the Sidney high school Friday at 2 30. Anyone wishing to take the work please be there. Regular meetings will be Tuesdays at the same hour and place. No fee. Each member should own or access the textbook costing 60c, order through Miss Pope from Chicago division headquarters.

Sidney Sidney High School Miss Pope Chicago

Sidney Defeated in Fast Game Sunday

In Sidney, Kimball won from the local team 5 to 4 in a snappy game. Cook started for Sidney and grew wilder until Melrose relieved him in the fifth. Melrose pitched well, fanning four, as a wild throw by Daugherty allowed two runs for Kimball. Anderson had a double and three singles in five at bats.

Sidney Kimball Cook Melrose Daugherty Anderson Linn Jones

Death of Mrs. Alice Gordon at East Lincoln Highway

Alice Ann Gordon wife of William Gordon died Friday afternoon at three after a 24 hour illness. She passed in an ambulance en route to a hospital. Funeral at three directed by Bonham Bros with Rev T Porter Bennett. Remains shipped to Harvard Nebraska. Born Ohio July 3 1854. Lived in Sidney for years with two married sons in Clay County and a husband splitting farm work between there and here. A motherly, kind woman who ran a boarding house and served wholesome food, loved to create a homelike environment for boarders. Her family and community mourn her sudden loss.

William Gordon East Lincoln Highway Bonham Bros T. Porter Bennett Harvard Nebraska Ohio Sidney Clay County Gordon

Confirmation at St Patrick’s Sunday May 28

On Sunday May 28 a class of 735 will receive the Sacrament at two masses 7 a m and 9 a m. Rt. Rev. James A. Duffy Bishop of Grand Island will administer the sacrament. St Patrick’s Academy commencement exercises begin at 8 p m in the auditorium with pupil work in drawing penmanship and needlework on display.

James A. Duffy Grand Island St Patrick’s Academy St. Patrick’s Auditorium Academy

Doris Hiett Hosts Party For Twenty Five Year Old Playmates

Doris Hiett hosted a social afternoon for twenty five 5S year old playmates at her aunt Mrs. Charlie West home. Kindergartner Miss Warden and Doris' sisters Lois and Lucile helped guide the children during play. A basement picnic lunch followed with a Jack Horner pie and surprise rolls, and Doris traveled with her parents to the ranch the next day.

Doris Hiett Chariie West Miss Warden Kindergartner Lois Lucile Hiett Doris Jack Horner

Citizens' Military Training Camps Advertisement Spread

A notice promotes a month long Citizens' Military Training Camp offering free vacation with food lodging uniforms military instruction recreation and rail fare at five cents per mile. The campaign claims support from college presidents and reports previous attendees gained height weight and chest measurements. Full details available by postcard to the Chief of Staff 89th Division Army Building Omaha.

Association of College Presidents of United States 89Th Division Army Building Omaha

Bake Sale Planned by Catholic Ladies At Central Meat Market

The Catholic ladies announce a bake sale for Saturday June 3 at 2 30 PM at the Central Meat Market. Organizers include Mrs Topolski Grace McIntosh and Mrs O Neil.

Topolski Grace McIntosh O’neil

Sidney to Celebrate Right with World Welcome

The final decision calls for a wholesome Sidney celebration with sports, shelter music, dancing, and citizen hosts. The Chamber of Commerce leads, aided by the American Legion and other groups. Country Club grounds will be open free for picnics and swimming events at the pool. Everyone may join the big day.

Chamber of Commerce American Legion Country Club Sidney

Auxiliary Meeting Plans Lunch and Membership Drive

Auxiliary unit 17 met Tuesday evening at Methodist church parlors with many members present. They will host a free lunch at Odd Fellows Hall for veterans returning from the cemetery Decoration Day. A membership push has raised total to seventy three, urging country residents to join. Regular meetings move to the last Tuesday of each month starting in June at the Library. Committees were set to sell daisies before Decoration Day to fund charitable causes.

American Legion Auxiliary Methodist Church Odd Fellows' Hall

Sidney High School Picnic at Kreuger's Lake

Sidney High School held its annual picnic at Kreuger's Lake last Friday. The event featured playful chaos with ants in the butter, students splashing in the lake, a sprained ankle, and freckles. Teachers and pupils reflected on close ties as four years together draw to a close.

Sidney High School Kreuger's Lake Lne

Marriage of Sidney Notables LeSueur and Foster

Archibald Reginald LeSueur and Miss Arletta Foster wed in Cheyenne on May 24 at 10 30 in a Methodist ceremony. The couple, soon returning to Sidney, are noted social and business figures with LeSueur owning a prominent lumber yard.

Sidney Archibald Reginald LeSueeur Arletta Foster Cheyenne Kanklyn Methodist Church LeSueur Bronson Telegraph

Kimball Band to Give Sidney Concert for Methodist Choir

The Kimball band of about 30 boys ages 13 to 16 will perform at the Methodist church on the evening of June Sth. This marks their third Sidney appearance after praised performances at the State Fair in Lincoln last fall. Proceeds benefit the Methodist choir. Tickets go on sale next week by choir members.

Kimball Band Sidney Lincoln Methodist

Daisy Unit of Sidney Post sale at local stores

Sidney Post No. 17 plans a daisy sale with booths and daisies available at stores on Saturday May 27 and Monday May 29. Proceeds support post activities and community service. Local merchants will host booths to boost visibility and sales.

American Legion Auxiliary Unit Sidney Post No. 17

Students' Picnic at St Patrick's Academy

Students of St Patrick's Academy enjoyed a delightful picnic Thursday in the Swatz lander grove as a parting diversion before paths diverge for the summer. A good time was inevitable.

St. Patrick’s Academy Swatzlander Grove

Card of Thanks and Lecture Notice for Mrs Gordon

A card of thanks expresses gratitude for help during illness and death of Mrs. William Gordon. It lists Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Gordon and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gordon. It notes a free lecture Is It True That Millions Now Living Will Never Die at Tebin Opera House on Tuesday May 30 at 8 pm.

Tebin Opera House

East Nebras ka Mrs Thielan visiting Petersburg relatives

Mrs Thielan of Petersburg Nebraska, visiting her daughter Mrs Jim Reisdorf for two weeks, recently returned from California after a year there, and plans to visit another daughter in Wood River with Mrs Reisdorf.

Thielan Petersburg Nebraska Jim Reisdorf California Reisdorf Wood River

Osborn Family Heads to Hastings for Week Visit

Osborn and wife and son Ralph left by car Sunday morning for Hastings to visit Mrs. Osborns sister Mrs. Lloyd Mann and family. They plan to stay at least a week in Hastings area. Subscribe for The Telegraph.

Leo Osborn Ralph Hastings

Also Mentioned on This Page

Bryan Alice Ann Gordon St. Patrick’s Bake Sale LeSueur-Foster Harvey Gordon Ralph Gordon Marche Des Pompiers P. A Harmonic Club Leo Tracy A. Shea BE. Worden A. Semerad M. Dalton E. Reisdorf Hubert Pierson Buryanthe Foy A. Taylor M. Wooldridge G. Sweet Fantasie Pastorale Helen Tierney J. Tierney E. Worden I. Stickler A. Semerad E. Aughinbaugh Verona Foy N. Fitzgerald B. Francis M. Maginnis F. Kenan A. Portrey L. Jacobs H. Jacobs J. McIntosh H. Tracy Loyola Shea M. Weber G. Sweet Mary Hemmer Mary Hemmer Loyola Shea Verona Christian Doctrine Music C. Sidney Council A. Link L. McIntosh E. L. Boydston J McNish R. E. Roche L. A. Donahoe J. L. McCarthy Osborn’s Bond Wrt Bassett Sidney Mercantile Co Hart Schaffner&Marx Clothes Berry Gilletts
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