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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1925
Page
3
Principal Storkan prophesied a chapel question about making the high school the best in the state. Students offered varied answers praising studying, classes attended, politeness, obedience to rules, keeping desks clean, and respect for teachers. Several reports from local families and events follow, including holidays, visits, and six weeks exams.
Kindergarten notes announce Harod Hoppe Jr of Alliance starting school and Donald Cruise returning after illness. Visitors during Education Week include Mesdames Slayter Anderson Ericson Larson Taylor Barger Golding Curless Oliver Christopher and Williams. November studies focus on Indians and Pilgrims, with emphasis on the two golden keys thank you and if you please. Responses to what we should be thankful for include God papa and mama church Sunday school plenty to eat school clothes warm houses bed windows and siblings.
Lorenzo and Sidney residents gather for funerals, weddings, and visits. Delegates Mrs. Crosby and Mrs. Jacobsen attend Extension week in Sidney. Newly married couples E L Anderson and Glassburn receive well wishes and host a dance at Meier hall. Neighbors share dinners and visits across Fleming, Robertson, and Meier households.
South Colton residents Miss Florence Koester and brothers Charles and Alfred attended an invitational dance at Sund Saturday night. Miss Clara Smith and Bernard Murphy of Sidney had Sunday dinner at the Henry Koester home. Mrs. John Cortney was a Monday evening caller at the Charles Deaver home. George Messing called at the George Deaver home Tuesday evening. A Bauer shipped three car loads of cattle from Colton Wednesday evening. M. J. Halslander was a Wednesday caller at J. H. Wendte's. George Deaver, H. P. Cortney and John Cortney spent Thursday evening at the Charles Deaver home. John Briggs called on Conrad Messing Thursday evening. The H. P. Cortney children were pleasant callers at the Charles Deaver home Friday evening. Leonard and Marguerite Cortney spent Thursday evening with the George Deaver family. Mrs. Penny helped Mrs. Humphrey Cortney cook for threshers the past week. Mrs. Al Bauer spent one evening the past week with Mrs. Charles Deaver. Faye Cortney took teachers examinations in Sidney on Saturday. Helen Jacobs called on Mrs. Charles Deaver Saturday forenoon. Sunday afternoon callers at the Geo. Wm. Moeller and H. P. Cortney were Charles and Alfred Koester, Bud Deaver home. Murphy, Clara Smith and Florence Koester attended the show in Sidney Sunday evening. Helen Jacobs spent Sunday with the Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schmidt and children enjoyed Sunday dinner at the John Fastenow house. Leonard, Willie and Marguerite Cortney and John Briggs spent Sunday afternoon with the George Deaver children.
Members of St Patrick's Council No 1861 Knights of Columbus express condolences to Leo A Bartholomew and his bereaved family on the sudden death of Mrs Cora Bartholomew. Resolutions will be recorded in minutes and published in the Telegraph.
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