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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Nov 30, 1928

Page

3

Trail Marjorie Adam and Associates Feature Page

A fragmented readable page lists names such as Elizabeth Hart Robert Lowe Helen Doran Virginia Johnson Gelen Zalesky Donald Baker Earl Young Loretta Osborn Gladys Ellsworth Earl Mantor and Art Zike. It reads editor in chief assistant editor and sections labeled athletics music box convocation central grade notes eastward notes jokes poems sunny side personals misc agriculture notes.

Marjorie Adam Elizabeth Hart Robert Lowe Helen Doran Virginia Johnson Gelen Zalesky Donald Baker Earl Young Loretta Osborn Gladys Ellsworth Earl Mantor Art Zike

School News Notes Absences And Recoveries At Local High

Fannabelle Zike returns to class after tonsil operation while Arthur Zike remains ill. Vera Anderson Hazel Anderson Lola Lewis and Benjamin Sheckler out Monday with illness. The staff extends sympathy to assistant editor Elizabeth Harr on her father’s death. Freshman Josephine Jordan had appendicitis Sunday night and hopes for quick recovery. Jimmie Allen recovering from scarlet fever. Helen Johnson acts as associate editor during Harr’s absence.

Fannabelle Zike Arthur Zike Vera Anderson Hazel Anderson Lola Lewis Benjamin Sheckler Elizabeth Harr Josephine Jordan Jimmie Allen North Platte High School Sidney Helen Johnson

Banquet Honors G A A Girls Soccer Members

The soccer teams and substitutes were entertained Tuesday night at a banquet. Dinner was served in the home economics room. Miss Gillette toasted on good sportsmanship, Hester Null spoke on "Socked" and Mona Livoni spoke on soccer. Those who earned 100 points were initiated after the program.

Miss Gillette Hester Null Mona Livoni

Fourth Grade Spelling Star And Perfect Attendance

Duane Willey of the fourth grade scored 100 in spelling for the six weeks. During the past week there were no absentees or tardies in Miss Kieffe’s fourth grade.

Duane Willey Miss Kieffe

Thanksgiving and School Activities Highlight Week

Steve Cady joins the kindergarten as students enjoy a Thanksgiving party on Wednesday. First graders host a doll show on Friday with each girl proclaiming her doll the biggest. Second graders complete their pilgrim sand table Friday afternoon. Junior high students discuss second six weeks exams as seventh graders lead honor music. Absent this division include Carolyn Kennedy and Doris Call Evelyn Brown. The piece ends with a motivational contrast between wishes and purposes.

Steve Cady Carolyn Kennedy Doris Call Evelyn Brown

Purposeful effort beats idle wishes in work and life

The text contrasts dreams and duties, urging transforming wishes into steady, purposeful effort. It notes great men rise not by sudden flight but by toil, even at night, and stresses cultivating intent to boost performance and value. Wishes without purpose fail, but wishes plus purpose enable conquest across life.

Earth

Engineer Explains Theory of Flying to Boys

Prof Alexander Klemin of the Guggenheim School at New York University writes for American Boy Magazine on the science of flight. He uses a swimmer analogy to show lift and propulsion as fundamentals of how airplanes stay aloft and move through the air.

Alexander Klemin Daniel Guggenheim School of Aeronautics New York University American Boy Magazine Prof. Klemin

Air Enthusiasts Read About Model Gliders And Flight

The article explains how water and air resistance affect movement and lift. It highlights Merrill Hamburg describing affordable model gliders and pushers for boys, and previews pieces on Prof. Klemin, air marking campaigns, and the army training school at Brooks and Kelly fields in the same issue.

Merrill Hamburg Airplane Model League of America Franklin M. Beck Prof Klemin A. M Brooks and Kelly Fields

Thanksgiving Day Plans Across Several Cities

Mr Nielsen travels to Lincoln for the holiday and Mrs Nielsen and the children are there. Miss Fitzsimons stays in Sidney. Miss Lute spends Thanksgiving at her Denver home. Mr and Mrs Weymouth will entertain guests from Chadron. Miss Gillette and Miss Abbott have not yet decided. If weather permits Miss Abbott will drive to Lincoln.

Mr. Nielsen Lincoln Mrs. Nielsen Miss Fitzsimons Sidney Miss Lute Denver Mrs. Weymouth Chadron Miss Gillette Miss Abbott

North Side School Hosts List of Visiting Ladies

The North Side school has hosted visitors over the past weeks including Mrs. Jack Bowman, Mrs. Guy W. Green, Mrs. Fred Minshall, Mrs. W. Ivan Robinson, Mrs. Karl Siedow, Mrs. A. R. LeSueur, Mrs. John Harper and Mrs. Ray A.

North Side Jack Bowman Guy W. Green Fred Minshall W. Ivan Robinson Karl Siedow A. R. LeSueur John Harper Ray A

Thanksgiving activities and birthdays at the school

The article notes multiple birthday parties in the kindergarten and first grade, including Edith Belle Palmer, Dick Robinson, Edelia Walker, and Betty Jane Mick, with cake, ice cream, and party favors. It also mentions an Indian Thanksgiving project, curtain donations from mothers, room renovations, a move of W P Miles’s office, and a Presbyterian bazaar and dinner at the Tobin Opera House on December 12.

Wailker Edith Belle Palmer Dick Robinson Edelia Walker Edelia Walker Betty Jane Mick Betty North Side Miss Clarke

Regents and Capitol Commission Plan Shared Heating Plant

The regents of the state university and the Capitol Commission agreed to a combined electric and heating plant to serve the Capitol building and the university's city campus.

The State University Capitol Commission Capitol Building University

Automatic telephone system for Columbus office site

A new automatic telephone system will be installed at Columbus in tandem with the construction of an office building by the telephone company on a site already purchased.

Columbus

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Kratz Abstract Go Earl R. Kratz Pres Sidney Nebr North Side School W. P. Miles 10Th Ave Court House Tobin Opera House Lockwood’s Jewelry Store Nebraska Buick America Fisher Hakler Phatoceghe Cotyces U. S. A. Theatre Villa Fox William Fox Pyresse 10 Klub Edmond Lowe Mary Astor Cary. Cooper Lewis Players Co. No Adolph Zukor Jesse L
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