Sidney Schools End Year With Fine Commencement Programs
Sidney closes a very successful year with commencement exercises and class nights. High School class night featured seven acts including class will readings and musical solos. St Patrick's Academy held its commencement with the Harmonie club, salutatory by Helen Burke, and a violin duet. Valedictorian was Marjorie Martin of North Platte.
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Sidney
St. Patrick's Academy
Th Academy
S. P. A. Harmonie Chich
Garland
Helen Burke
Miss Burke
Edward Paetz
Virginia Barlow
James Delaney
Frank Semerad
Helen Peetz
N Imber
Marjorie Marti
North Platte
Memorial Day Official Program by American Legion
Memorial services by Sidney Post No 17 American Legion Sunday 11 to 12 at the tabernacle. Afternoon events 1 15 assemble at court house march to cemetery services there 3 00 men and women meetings at tabernacle and M E church retreat at flagpole at 1 00. Ex service men urged to participate and wear uniforms if possible.
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Sidney Post No. 17
American Legion
Tabernacle
Court House
Cemetry
M. E. Church
Flagpole
June Bride Gifts Special Feature Delights Readers
Special feature from The Telegraph highlights wedding gift ideas for brides and grooms. Local merchants Saati Gifts, Britney Electric, Moxon’s Jewelry, Burgess Amisic, Weeden’s Furniture, Maley Motor, Greenlees, Jackson’s Hardware, and Pon Ton Ladies Furnishings offer curated suggestions to solve gift selection dilemmas.
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Page
Saati
The
Telegraph
Maley Motor Company
Greenlees’ Department Store
Jackson's Twardware
the Pon Ton Ladies Furnishings
Antique parlor suite on display at Weeden's
Weeden's furniture store displays a fifty year old Colonial design parlor suite in the shop window. The nine piece set, solid black walnut with tapestry upholstery, was manufactured in New York and remains in fine preservation with little wear on the original tapestry. Mr. Weeden recently secured the suite and it has attracted much attention.
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Weeden
Weeden's
Commerce body seeks national designation for Black Hills highway
At a chamber of commerce meeting in Sidney, Vice President T T Poole presided as a resolution proposed extending the Black Hills highway from South Dakota through Chadron Alliance Bridgeport Sidney to the Colorado state line. It would be named and numbered as South Dakota Highway 87 with support from civic bodies and Congressman Simmons to lobby for the official routing.
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Sidney
Slaney Chamber of Commerce
Black Hills
Proclamation call to observe Decoration Day in Sidney Neb
The Mayor of Sidney Nebraska proclaims Decoration Day a sacred day of memory for national heroes. Merchants are urged to observe on Monday May 28 from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. with all activities suspended during those hours in honor of those who died for the nation.
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State of
Nebraska
Sidney Team Defeated by Oshkosh in Sunday Game
Oshkosh defeated the Sidney ball team on the home grounds last Sunday in an uninteresting contest by 8 to 3. The visitors played superior baseball and when Graham left fielder was injured the Lyons seemed to lose their usual team work and the game became one sided. The score tells the story.
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Oshkosh
Sidney
Graham
Fiekler
Lyals
Strong-Arm Jazz Players Clash With Sheriff At Potter
Piper led jazz touring group from Lincoln area into Potter where they bought gas and fled without paying. Sheriff M Daniels and Deputy Huff confronted the roisterous crowd at a local garage. A scuffle ensued with punches and holds. two musicians subdued, one knocked toward the county line. Gas bill settled. to continue their itinerary.
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Knights of Jazz
Lincoln Way
Potter
M.daniels
Huff
Jack Dempsey
Sheriff McDaniel
Land of Nod
Walker Family Leaves Hastings for Grand Island Job
Roy F. Walker, longtime employee at Teonard's grocery, plans to move his family to Hastings and will travel out of Hastings for the Donald company of Grand Island. During five years in the area the Walkers gained many friends who will regret their departure.
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Roy F. Walker
Teonard's Grocery
Hastings
Mr. Walker
Donald Company
Grand Island
Walker
Golfers of Sidney Defeat Akron Team on Home Links
Sidney golfers defeated the Akron team in a spirited home contest Sunday by 150 strokes after eighteen players counted. It marked the third tourney for the home contingent in the Colorado Nebraska association with a 1000 record in their favor. The Scottsbluff match was canceled due to Decoration Day, rescheduled for July 18. Sidney will host Akron on the first Sunday in June, with last Sunday's score listed below.
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Sidney
Akron
Colorado-Nebraska Association
Scottsdluff
Clean-Up Week Appeals to Civic Pride in Sidney
Clean-up week in Sidney gathers civic support for the annual campaign to improve Rest Town with efforts by Mayor and city leaders. The public is urged to join the drive this month, showing commitment to cleanliness and beautification of the town and its surroundings.
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Sidney
Eshayns
Ameltaate
Skiheyviter
Tabernacle Meetings Draw Large Crowds
The revival led by Rev and Mrs Rose with Chorister Shirk directing music continues to draw large nightly crowds. Meetings in business places and homes attract wide attendance and a strong, positive influence grows as evangelists and townspeople join in the old fashioned revival with Sidney pastors lending support.
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Rose
Shirk
Sidney
Sixth Anniversary Sale at the J. B. Byars Store
The Telegraph announces a sixth anniversary sale at J. B. Byars Company Store opening Saturday morning May 29. Manager Roy Taiggett promises special prices across departments with many items listed in the advertisement, aiming to attract shoppers to the popular emporium.
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the Telegraph
J. Nh. Byars Company
Roy Taiggett
Former Sidney Resident Dead
Telegraphic information was received here on Wednesday by A. J. Jorgenson of the death of Mrs. Ann Gilbe mother of Mrs. A. J. Grimminger which took place at the Swedish Mission hospital in Omaha. The deceased was 61 years of age. Mrs. Gilbe lived there with the Grimminger family for a number of years moving with them to Omaha recently where she entered the hospital for treatment. Her death was due primarily to the infirmities incident to advancing years. The deceased had many friends in Sidney who will regret to know of her demise.
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A. J. Jorgenson
Ann Gllbe
A. J. Grimminger
Omaha
Gilbe
Grimminger
Sidney
Eighth Grade Graduation Exercises Held at U S A Theatre
Eighth grade graduates were honored at the U S A theatre on Thursday at 1 30 pm with a packed audience of parents relatives and friends. The program opened with America sung by all, invocation by Judge Elmer Kahl, and a keynote by Prof Charles Bright on Preparedness. County Superintendent Fletcher presented diplomas and Rev Louis H Kaub gave the benediction. Nearly 190 students graduated this year, with rising yearly totals prompting planning for future accommodations. The class motto The Elevator to Success is not Running Take the Stairs captures the graduates’ responsibilities ahead.
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U.S. A
America
Elmer Kahl
Charles Bright
Chadron Normal College
Bright
Fletcher
Louis H. Kaub
Silver Loving Cup Presented to Schools
Mr and Mrs George T Rose revivalists in the new tabernacle gifted a silver loving cup known as the Rose trophy to the Sidney wheel through supervision. The cup is unique and attractive and will be awarded as the capital prize to champions of the interstate basketball contests held annually.
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George T. Rose
New Tabernacle
Supervie
Rose
New Brunswick Panatrope to Entertain Sidney Audience
A rare musical instrument, the Brunswick panatrope, is to be heard at the U S A theatre next Friday and Saturday nights with Burgess music store and Brunswick Phonograph company facilitating. A factory representative will be present at the theatre and during the day at Burgess store, marking the first such instrument in this region.
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U. S.A
Burgess Music Store
Brunswick Phonograph Company
Buress
Brunswick
Burgess Store
Well Known Woman Dies in Sidney Wednesday
Mrs. Alice Taylor aged 68 died Wednesday morning at her daughter Mrs Blanche McDonald Johnson home after weeks of illness. Born May 27 1850 in Louiseville Kentucky she had lived in Sidney for years and was held in high esteem. Funeral Friday at 730 p.m. at the Methodist church conducted by Rev Louis H Kaw with interment in Sidney Cemetery. Mark G Howari in charge of arrangements.
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Alice Taylor
Blanche McDonald Johnson
Ness
Louiseville
Sidney
Methodist Church
Louis H. Kaw
Mark G. Howari
Leg Fracture Affects Sidney High Student Donald Jivoni
Donald Jivoni, a Sidney High School junior and son of Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Livoni, fractured his leg Monday while descending school steps after learning of his promotion to a higher grade. The injury occurred at the ankle, marking a second fracture in roughly the same location.
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Donald Jivoni
C. M. Livoni
Sidney High School
Donald
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Monroe
Steers
Rodbdush
Cf Robinson
Bryant
Batista
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Casey
Robinson
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Kpore Johnson
Closman
Eee Shrerod
Slack
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Mauser
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Cleaman
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Middlebrook
Kepler
Fitzgerald
Simodynes Wean
Thayer
Allen Ween
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