Graduation of County Eighth Grade Class Over 160 Students
More than 160 county eighth graders graduated in a ceremony at the U S A venue on a Wednesday afternoon. The house filled with spectators as attractive students received diplomas, with a program featuring solos, readings, a class address by Supt. J A Sexson, and awards for scholarship and declamatory contests. The class flower was red and white carnation, colors red white and blue, and the motto Each for the Other and All for the Class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Light
Paul Hornaday
Wille Jones
Miss Minerva
William Greenhill
Hubert Bockstadter
Frances Robinson
Mandalay
Bessie Cary
Gipsy
Wees Sidney Schools
J. A. Sexson
Sterling
Mona’s Waters
Anna Jorgenson
Dolores Carleton
Edith
Paula Seibel
Ray BE. Witham
Viola Waite
Jiggs
Fern Sanders
Rigace
Kenneth Mahler
Schubert
Conrad Volkert
W. J. Braham
Sidney Public Schools
District and School Officials List for Sidney Area
District and school staff names across Sidney city schools St Patrick Academy Lodgepole and Potter districts, plus district numbers 1 5 7 9 11 12 13 14 15 21 22. Notable entries include Kenneth Aldridge Tessie Bentley Martha Brauer Grace Dalton Robert Dodds Elmer Francis Melba Jorgenson and Lorenzo Schools leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney City
Kenneth Aldridge Ross Barker
Tessie Bentley
Martha Brauer
May Breternitz
Katherine Browne
Milford Brown
Frances Buckner Delores Carleton Orville Childers
Viola Credit Blanche Dearmin
Vivian Gilmore
Harold Griswold
Esther Hand Balwin Harper
Elaine Hiett
Virginia Hiett
John Hocavier
Brett Hormaday
Marie Hosettler Merle Honge
Jensie Hunnicat
Willie Jones
Kenneth Mahr
Lloyd Nilson
Florence Oberg
Arlo Perry
Elsie Philson
Elsie Porter
Caroline Rudd
Russell Sherman
Henrietta Sweet Melvin Sweet
Jennayie Whitteker
Annie Willinon
Chester Worden
Marjorie Wright Rose Zalesky
St. Patricks Academy
Sidney
Marjorie Cunningham
Grace Dalton
Robert Dodds
Elmer Francis
Hugh Mitchell
Tmes Mcintosh
Evelyn Piersom
Clara Portrey
Helen Rose
Israel Snyder
Edward Tierney
Margaret Tierney
Edward Walsh
Elizabeth Worden
Leo Wynner
St. Paul Parochial School
Sidney Minnie Badzlong
Hubert Bockstadter
Lodgepele Town School
Helen Bills
Tessie Cary Herman Dykman Leora Hafer
Lillian Michelman
Lucille Rubada
Viola Waite
Dorothy Walters
Edward Walters
Conrad Weatherwax
Marguerite Bundy
Potter
Marie Cook
Peetz
Colorado
Melba Jorgenson
Walter Brady
Frances Robinson
Fern Sanders
Paula Seibel
Raymond Wickhorst
Clarence Schnelle
Erhard Schnelle
Sunel Consolidated
Charles Oliverius
District and staff listings across multiple districts
A long OCR list of individuals and district numbers across many towns including Sidney Dalton Lodgepole Potter and Weyerts. Names such as Melvin Phelps Gladys Straight George Fulton Irene Dendinger John Mohatt Anna Hamer Esther Borcher and Vivian Lipska appear with district numbers 23 25 31 32 36 398 46 48 51 61 64 69 70 72 75 77 80 86 91 97 114 138 142 and 147. The passage reads as a roster of district heads and staff members for public schools in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Phelps
Lorenzo Sylvia Phelps
Lorenzo
Gladys Straight
Sidney
George Fulton
Sidney Marvin Trett
Sidney Ruth Shaw
Hickman Killham
Elma Nelson
Shirley Nelson
Alvin Bauer
Weyerts
Leona Bauer
Louis Bauer
Irene Dendinger
Sidney Helen Mohatt
Sidney John Mohatt
Samuel Irwin
Sidney Anna Jorgenson
Olen Schuster
Sand
Clara Zimmerman
Hazel Fisher
Lodgepole
Arthur Rowan
Dalton
Center Seheot Irvin Campbell
Odyssey Edwards
Adolph Fastenan
Vera Hart
Clifford Webster
Hugh Cortney
Raymond Howerter
Edward Namath
John Oliverius
John Ommen
Esther Borcher
Anna Hamer
Myron Hornby
Ralph Spearow
Bertha Krueger
Herman Miller
Mildred Anderson
Potter
Frank Cizek
Emerson Chapman
Grant Chapman
Orval Gustin
Wilber Gustin
Vivian Lipska
Ernest Meyer
James Skrdlant
Rex Willis
Leona Gemeinhardt
Big Things Beyond Forty Exposes Illusions About Youth
A columnist recalls Henry Smith who moved to Texas at 43 and, in ten years, taught, farmed, surveyed land, became Texas’s first governor and treasurer, and served a congressional term. He married three times, had nine children, then joined forty-niners to California at 65, seeking gold and adventure, ending his days in an unknown California canyon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Smith
Henry
Texas
Missouri
Treasury
Republic of Texas
Congress
Tie
Lone Star
California
Former Sidney Man Narrowly Survives Auto Flood Rescue
Walter Davis a deputy income tax agent and B. C. Bellamy a surveyor escaped death when their car, curtains up, plunged into a stream west of Mock River after the bridge washed away. They and two strangers they picked up were swept downstream. three reached the bank, one clung to a sagebrush and survived as rescuers recovered the others. The car lay overturned after the flood subsided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Davis
B. C. Bellamy
Mock River
Davis
Bellamy
Rawlins
Country Beautiful Visit Highlights Wheat Prospects
Mrs. A B Knox spent Saturday as an overnight visitor at the northeast Gurley home of Mr and Mrs A Cunningham. On Sunday they visited Jim Folks Clyde Warwick C A Hill and Mr Happle and viewed a large area with promising wheat prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A B. Knox
A. Cunninghams
Gurley
Jim Folks
Clyde Warwick
C. A. Hill
Mr. Happle
Honeymoon Stopover of Mr and Mrs Lelwer in Town
Mr and Mrs P J Lelwer visited from Sunday to Tuesday staying with Mrs Lelwer's sister Mrs Pitman. They traveled through Colorado parks on their honeymoon and visited relatives in Cheyenne. Their home is Randolph Nebraska where Mr Jeiver runs a clothing store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Lelwer
Sketch of Lincoln Taken From Life
A Geneva Ohio resident recalls sketching Abraham Lincoln from life, meeting the president on his inaugural journey, and creating two portraits. He describes military service, a Gettysburg visit, and a Capitol studio where his Lincoln likeness hung for years. The narrative includes a humorous aside about a running joke.
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Geneva
Ohio
Lincoln
White House
2Nd Ohio Cavalry
Shenandoah Valley
Jeffersonville
Indiana
Washington
Gettysburg
War Department
Mr. Lincoln
Edward Everett
Capitol
Senate
Library Committee
Freeman Thorpe
Leslie
Gurley Schools Close With Noted Closing Exercises
Gurley school held its closing day exercises last Friday night in a packed Gurley hall. The stage displayed songs dialogues drills and recitations praised for their commendable execution. Teachers efforts and each grade and Gurley rural contributed its quota of numbers.
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Gurley
Gurley Rural
Special Saturday chocolate sale at Rexall store
A special sale on box chocolates runs every Saturday at the Rexall store. Customers can expect discounted prices on assorted boxes and seasonal selections. Store hours and limits may apply.
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Rexall
Miss Ammon Leaves for Bassett and Chadron Studies
Barbara Ammon, a clerk at the West store for the past year, departed Saturday for Bassett Nebraska for a short visit and will then proceed to Chadron to continue her studies at the state normal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Ammon
West
Bassett
Nebraska
Chadron
State Normal
Alumni On Holiday From Cameron Miss Bartholomew
Alumnus of Cameron Miss Jess Bartholomew left Saturday for Cameron Nebraska where she will attend alumni events of her alma mater. Afterwards she plans to visit Rockport. She will be missed from the younger circle where she has been a lively member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess Bartholomew
Cameron
Nebraska
Rockport
Dallas Ku Klux Klan Parade Shocks Night Crowd
Several hundred Klan members marched through Dallas business streets last night. The silent procession of 789 marchers carried banners such as One hundred percent Americanism and Degenerates go while street lights went out along the route.
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Dallas
Debutante Liberty Sparks Cross Atlantic Debate
A reader cites a recent American trend of strict female confinement until age 18 or 19, contrasting it with abroad. The correspondent recalls how in America girls are restricted, then presented as debutantes upon release, prompting critique of Western views on women’s liberty.
Odd Fellows Meet for Memorial Day Exercises
All members of the I. O. O. F. are requested to gather at the lodge hall on Monday May 30 at 9 a m sharp to participate in the memorial day exercises.
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Lodge
On Sale Box Stalls at Athletic Park Notice
On Sale Box stalls at Athletic Park advertised for sale at Dr Bargers office. Early buyers can secure a preferred car position. Dr M E Pettibone dentist McIntosh block Room 568 Phone 60.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athletic Park
M. E. Pettibone
McIntosh Block
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Edythe George
Lan
Sidney Man
Mrs. Tilberg
Miss Ammon
America
Cheyenne Co. Trading
Sidney’s Department Store
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