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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1929

Page

5

Sophomores Plan Carnival and Freshmen Lead Convocation

The Ranger reports sophomores and the manual training class plan a near future carnival. Six weeks tests were taken Monday to Wednesday. Manual training holds a radiator and pipe repaint contract using Milburn air paint spray. Freshmen led the convocation period Friday morning with a planned program including a high school song, Virginia Englert reading The Lisper by Riley, Tom Fuller’s Rhyme by Oliver Hokom, and an original freshman song.

Virginia Englert Riley Tom Fuller Oliver Hokom

Athletic Notes From School Gym Delay and Hike

Boys await gymnasium completion to start basketball practice while girls extend hiking record with miles logged last Friday afternoon. Several girls reported a humorous time coasting on hills north of town Friday afternoon.

School room notes reveal weekly achievements and activities

Primary room notes praise new equipment including a desk and arithmetic workbooks, list students earning perfect 100s in spelling, and mention two music periods led by Miss Granser. Intermediate and Grammar rooms report top spellings, perfect reading, Thanksgiving booklets, writing adventures, and a upcoming weiner roast. Numerous visits, family events, and weekend activities across grades are also noted, with plans for festivals and future carnival pointers.

Wayne Draper Florence Dickinson Lorenzo Regester Grace Hornicek Dona Mae Hopkins Viola Voltz Miss Granser Evelyn Melton John Zalesky Weiner Francis Ruttner Clara Koester Julia Turner Dorothy Zalesky Robert Misegadis Viola Hornicek Charlotte Bluhm Asia Nelson Mabel Ina Mae Kinton Sidney

Maple Grove Social Roundup of Local Visits and Dinners

Mr and Mrs Ed Miles and daughter Alice Mae dined Tuesday. Neils Johnsons received Tuesday evening visitors after school. Leonard Walker and family move to L P House place near Sidney. John Junker and daughter Dc Wallace visited Ed Miles Wednesday. Harold Spiker family dined Wednesday with the Walkers. Frank Deaver spent Thursday at Emil Nightingale s. Andrew Johnson called on A G Weaver Thursday. Walter and Lloyd Johnson attended a Thanksgiving party Friday at the Lutheran church. John Newton family spent Saturday with F A Johnson. Miss Deoma Hade weekend guest Verne Swink arrived Saturday at Cly Wallace home. he helps Mr Wallace.

W. T. Sharman and Sons James Irwin Sam Irwin Frank Workman Nels Johnson Frank Deaver Emil Nightengale Irwin Ed Miles W. T. Sharman R. W. Johnson and Sons N. P. Johnson's J. Jorgensen Alfred Anna T. C. Spiker John Newton Marjorie Miss Bryant F A. Johnson’s Deoma Frances Hade League Sidney Edna F. A. Johnson Alice Mae W. T Mons Johnson L. A. Pearson Paul Albert Johnson Pearson August Gade Elmer Clyde Wallace Dorothy Charles Smith Evelyn F. N. Smith Alva Hart Freddie Sund Ray Rexroth Taylor Hospital Ethel Irwin Lucile Senneff Josie Irwin J. C. Jorgensen Frank Flessner Charles Welton Mae L. D. Willey Delilah Erwin John Olson Robert Fred Irwin Ethel Josie Sadie Irwin Martin Christensen Lodge Pole E. A. Johnson Lemoyne J. C Jorgensen Ray Tremain John Hokom W. O. Johnson Leela Frances Oscar Olson C. A. Foster Leslie Earl Johnson Chris Junker Andrew Johnson A. G. Weaver Alice Closman Jay E. Planck J. H. Gell and Denyer Ethel Harris Leslie Johnson Ted Fred Windsheimer Albert Frerichs Howard Denny Dan Rupert Doris

Grand Prairie social notes mix with Sidney visits

Grand Prairie residents are seen at Sidney gatherings and local events. Numerous families including the Johnsons Gade Welton Irwin and Jorgensen appear at dinners and Sunday meals in Sidney or Lodge Pole while others like Mrs Rexroth undergo surgery and are improving. Several children attend family visits and doctors note Mrs Rexroth’s ongoing recovery.

Chupshes Church Masses Schedule Announced

CHUPSHES Sunday masses at 7 00 and 9 30 a m Sunday evening devotions rosary instruction and benediction at 7 30 Weekday mass at 7 00 a m Anton Link Pastor

Anton Link

Advent Call at Lutheran Churches Urges Faithful Observance

The Advent message calls all members to prepare for the coming of the Lord with daily conduct aligned to the season. Services include Sunday worship and catechetical instruction. church schools meet at 10 a.m. and vesperal services vary by congregation, with pastors inviting worshipers.

Advent Lutheran Church John the Baptist Sidney Holy Trinity Church Church Gurley Grace Lutheran Church Church Luther League Potter First Lutheran Church Bible School W. T. Kahse D. D

Presbyterian Church Bible School and Worship Schedule

Presbyterian Church announces Bible school at 10 a m with the lesson The Christian Home in a Modern World. Morning worship at 11 a m features The Sovereignty of God Over Our Lives. Christian Endeavor at 6 p m followed by monthly fellowship luncheon. Devotional led by Caroline Kennedy. Pastor H Clare Welker invites all to attend.

Bible School God Christian Endeavor Meeting Caroline Kennedy Presbyterian Church H Clare Welker

Resolutions of Sidney Lodge 911 O F Sidney Nebraska

Resolutions note the death of Brother John P Lancaster of Sidney Nebraska, praising his loyalty as an Odd Fellow. The lodge expresses sympathy to his family, resolves to drop its charter for thirty days, and directs copies of the resolutions to the family, local papers, and minutes.

Sidney Lodge Sidney Nebraska John P. Lancaster Lancaster

Meadow Lawn Finds and Social Calls in Dalton

Meadow Lawn residents and visitors filled a social week with calls at various homes including Charles Mayer and Waterman. Frank Christensen made a business trip to Dalton Thursday while several residents shopped in Potter goods on Saturday. Denis Walsh and John Davison cleared the road to Dalton Sunday to collect mail for route A patrons. Edward Walsh returned from Denver Sunday.

Frank Christensen Dalton Ernest Myers Lawrence Bowman Charles Mayer John Davison Meadow Lawn School Charles Waterman Billy Smith Charles Prehn Paul Alvin Mann Richard Juelfs Leonard Peterson Clayton Gerald Tom Rathbun Denis Walsh

Teeth and real estate bargains from Sidney Nebraska

An advertisement urges dental work with low price rubber plates and crown services by J. H. Abbott in Sidney Nebraska. It offers upper or lower plates at 19.50 and full sets at 39.00, with crown and bridgework priced at 8.50 per tooth. Also promotes a half section for sale at 50.00 per acre, 106 acres summer fallowed plus 170 acres second year fallowed grain, requiring 3000 cash and 3000 later, sale by December 1, details via W LeRoy Larson.

J. H. Abbott State Uni Sidney Nebr W. LeRoy Larson Sidney, Nebr

Pleasant View Social Calls and Visits Reported

Dan Heamer and W D Matthewson hosted Potter callers on Wednesday. Emma Morrow visited W D Matthewson's, Leona Hilpert spent Sunday with relatives, and Dan Heimer called at the W D Matthewson home. Several residents made Sidney or local calls, with Morrow and Brandenberg visiting others on various days.

Dan Heamer W D. Matthewson Emma Morrow W D Matthewson Leona Hilpert Dan Heimer W. D. Mat Art Mueller Frank Mueller Art Obendorfer Joe Gerler Sidney J. E. Morrow Caleld Theodore Poppitz Dan Heimer Caleld W. D Matthewson Ben Hilpert and Son Art Brandenberg J. E. Morrow Ben Hilpert Paul Morrow

Local Social Roster From Bunker Hill Area

Glen Bales called at Hilbert Borcher's and Mr and Mrs Frank Beyer visited Pete Beyer's on Tuesday. August Juedes and Albert Overman left for McCook last Monday. Hilbert Borcher hauled cattle to Sidney for Henry Schmidt. Henry Goetz and Sylvia Bayne dined at Fred Beyer's Sunday. Mr and Mrs Pete Beyer and family dined at George Hendricks in Sidney, with Earl Bayne and Iva Beyer also visiting Fred Beyer.

Frank Beyer Pete Beyer August Juedes Albert Overman McCook Hilbert Borcher Sidney Henry Schmidt Henry Goetz Sylvia Bayne Fred Beyer George Hendricks Earl Bayne Iva Beyer

Guardian seeks license to sell ward's real estate in Sidney

Mary Vath, Guardian of Frederick Vath, a minor, petitions Cheyenne County Nebraska District Court for license to sell an undivided 29 percent interest in Lot 7, Block 2, Clarkson's Addition, Sidney, to fund maintenance and education. A show cause hearing is set January 18, 1930, at 10 a.m. in chambers. Publication ordered once weekly for three weeks in The Telegraph.

Tee District Cheyenne County Nebraska Mary Vath Frederick Vath District Court Clarkson Sidney Court House Telegraph

Public Dante at Lorenzo Nov 30 at Meier's Hall

A public Dante event at Lorenzo on November 30 featuring music by Koester's in Meier's Hall.

Dante Lorenzo Meier’s Koester’s

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