The Trail 1927 28 Cast of Freda Thompson Virgin ia
A compact notice lists Freda Thompson Virginia Daniel Paul Kahl Marjorie Adam as participants in The Trail 1927 28, outlining cast members and noted production roles in this archival entry.
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1927
Page
3
A compact notice lists Freda Thompson Virginia Daniel Paul Kahl Marjorie Adam as participants in The Trail 1927 28, outlining cast members and noted production roles in this archival entry.
About 20 men on the assembly platform. Postmaster Isaac Pindell led the Chamber of Commerce in urging actions for the next day. Al Jorgenson and Walt Hodgkin spoke, drawing cheers and songs. Minor note: bill Lowe and Curtis Jolliff did not speak. Virginia Johnson praised the gathering.
Sidney defeated Scottsbluff 7 to 0 to seize the conference lead. Poole scored the first half touchdown after a sustained drive, Osborn added the extra point, and Sidney’s defense held tight. The team faces Chappell on Turkey Day as a favorite for the title.
Thursday afternoon of last week featured a story hour for Sidney public school children split by grade level. Primary group heard The Little Red Hen and other tales. older students enjoyed Phillip Nolan Kipling Elephant's Child and Fort on Statter's hull. The event drew strong parent interest and may become a regular weekly feature to promote joyful reading and literacy.
The text praises love for the native country and gratitude for harvests, peace, and blessings. It quotes Benjamin Franklin on fortune and dinner, and asserts that basic needs like food shelter and clothing are not a reason to break the ten commandments.
Monday marks our regular class study and project day with a bulletin board clip of agricultural importance. Tuesday features shopwork and a 40 minute talk by Mr Wyatt of the J I Case winter tractor school inspiring attendance this winter. Thursday visitors inquiry into Ford motor parts highlights practical Smith Hughes training at Sidney schools and the value of hands on learning.
Mary Adele Brill Helen Harper Helen Heck and Hazel Christ offerson received gold stars for 100 percent spelling this week. In East Ward we study the Pilgrims and work on a pageant. All in our room are junior Red Cross members. Mrs Jordan and Mrs Zimmerly visited Tuesday afternoon. We observed good book week by making posters and exhibiting books.
Several high school students extended their vacation to Friday to attend the C. E. convention at Scottsbluff. Sidney attendees include Miss Fussimons Miss Gillette Floyd and Emanuel Whittaker Leverett Payzant Edith and Katie Sheldon Lois Hiett Glenis Pearson Mrs. Baker Donald Baker George Reed Kenneth Vera Wright Irene Brooks Mrs. Payzant Joe Bartholomew Earl Mantor Virginia Johnson and Henry Lanman.
A reflective essay compares leads fitting pencils to people fitting their chosen roles. It argues usefulness depends on matching place and person, urging self responsibility, adaptability, and agency. Success comes from aligning abilities with intended work and employing available supports.
A humorous line contrasts flattery with crude praise, noting that saying time stands still in a girl's eyes is tactful while claiming her face could stop a clock is unsafe. The joke plays on flirtatious bravado and social missteps in dating banter.
A humorous exchange discusses sound speed of 400 yards per second with playful exceptions. A quip compares ammonia and pneumonia noting ammonia comes in bottles while pneumonia comes in chests, reflecting a magazine-style pun from Lawrence P and Bob M.
Two new students join Sidney high. Marguerite Smith of Wray, Colorado is a junior and Ruby Looney of North Platte is a freshman. The article invites a cordial welcome and calls for cheering for Sidney high.
Misses Helene Reed and Opal Osborne of Bridgeport spent a few minutes with high school friends at Sidney high last Thursday afternoon. Helene, formerly a Sidney high student, now roots for Bridgeport.
Monday opens with welcome notes marking the week. Tuesday brings new demerit laws read by Mr Storkan. Wednesday continues the study routine. Thursday mentions a rally and Friday plans to beat Scotts Bluff, though many feel blue about missing the game.
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