Algebra Classes Review and Cipher Contest Tie
A report from Miss Gillette and Mr. Davis notes a Friday cipher contest ending in a tie among Floyd Siller Olive Bush Florence Thurston Vera Hawkins Earl Young Lillian Zike Er win Schmale and James Hazlewood. In algebra classes main topics were equations with a twice weekly test to gauge standards. Six students in plane geometry finished ten, eleven, and twelve problems this week, with an average of nine problems for the class, two weeks ahead of the 36 problem first semester plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Floyd Siller
Olive Bush
Florence Thurston
Vera Hawkins
Earl Young
Lillian Zike
Erwin Schmale
James Hazlewood
Miss Gillette
Classroom English Reports and Reading Assignments Continue
The advanced composition classes keep using the comma this week while elementary classes study the cases. Oral English classes will give speeches this week. Miss Foster released the Moe book list last week and ordered three written book reports and one oral report. Outlines will be issued this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foster
Moe
Sidney School Notes and Student Achievements
Keith Cosson traveled to Kearney for tonsil surgery while the fourth grade hosted a music program. Several students earned 100 in spelling this week including Ethel Harp Marian Bassett Esther Sellers Clyde Hengl Virginia Larson Verle Lundberg and Mildred Stark. New pupil Alice Radditz joined sixth grade. Marie Buthens and Roberta Jackson spent time away in Colorado and Denver respectively. Keith Findley moved from Sidney to Fort Morgan and will be missed by sixth grade. The issue includes letters home from a student detailing a date a trip to see his girl and finances amid school life plus humorous classroom exchanges and ads seeking a senior promising to captivate a girl with wit and looks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith Cosson
Kearney
Ethel Harp
Marian Bassett
Esther Sellers
Alice Radditz
Clyde Hengl
Virginia Larson
Verle Lundberg
Mildred Stark
Marie Buthens
Colorado
Roberta Jackson
Denver
Keith Findley
Sidney
Fort Morgan
Student Letters Reassure Father About Social Life
A pupil writes to his father noting disappointment over a slip claiming academic failure but insists he is becoming popular and values the social side of school, signing with Andy and referencing Lodge Pole game attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodge
Andy
Play Try Outs At High School Stage Alias The Deacon
A reader notes that the high school play has chosen Alias The Deacon for the production and mentions about twenty girls trying out. Hester Null will play the heroine, Virginia Johnson is cast as the beautiful but dumb lead, Olive Bush portrays the snooty society mother, and Genestia Foster runs a second rate gambling house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alias
Deacon
van Dine
Sam Lowe
Philo Vance
Hester Null
Virginia Johnson
Olive Bush
Virginia
Genestia Foster
Junior High Notes and Family Moves Highlight Campus News
Mae Kinton is out of school due to illness. Margaret and Philip Findley relocate to Fort Morgan. Over half of junior high students bought booster tickets, totaling 70. Miss White’s eighth grade division forms a class society to improve the class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iaa Mae
Local Social Roundup From Lodge Pole and Surrounds
LODGE POLE residents and guests share a weekend of visits and gatherings. Thomas Thompson and J M Watts couples fished at Kimball while Albert Blum and Charles Tate stayed in town with friends. Mrs Barlow won a bridge prize at Chappel. Omaha visitors Winnie Watkins and son Norman joined sister Mrs Mattison and Lyle Kintz, with Laura Kintz aiding Mrs F H Wolf in Sidney. Local travel, O E S meeting notes, and dinners at Chappell with the Lehmkuhl and Bracken families frame a busy week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Thompson
J. M. Watts
Kimball
Albert Blum
Charles Tate
Ashland
L. R. Barlow
A. R. Schoenberg
Chappel
Barlow
Winnie Watkins
Norman
Omaha
Watkins
Mattison
Lyle Kintz
Laura Kintz
F. H. Wolf
Sidney
W. D. Russell
Kearney
Bert
John Grimes
Nellie Lehmkuhl
Ed Lehmkuhl
Irma
Frank Lehmkuhl
Wahoo
A. J. Bracken
Chappell
J. M. Hendrickson
Yuma
Colo
Allen Lough
G. W Stephens
Wyoming
Mr. Stephens
Gillette
Mr. Barlow
J. C. Floyd
Echeta
Community social notes highlight gatherings and local events
Mrs A Bersinger hosted a bridge party honoring her Denver cousin Mrs DeGoot with prizes for top scores. Other items mention Mrs William Munson hosting, Miss Grace Carter on vacation, Miss Jean Jewett visiting, deaths in the area, family moves, a tied football game between Lodge Pole and Sidney, and multiple club meetings including Ladies Aid and Lodge Pole Womans club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Bersinger
DeGoot
Denver
Bates
Meyer
William Munson
Chappell
F. D. Barlow
Minshall
Grace Carter
Jean Jewett
Hemingford
A. B. Persinger
Rhco Slawson
Council Bluffs
Fred Lehmkuhl
H. J. West
Charity Reed
Lodge Pole
Lodge Pole Womans Club
Lydiart
Frank Lehmkuhl
Wahoo
Irma Lehmkuhl
Neliie Lehmkuhl
Sunny Side Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
John and Lester Theis were kidney callers Tuesday. Mrs Harold Hernbloom spent Monday with her mother, Mrs. Wise. The Helping Hand club met Wednesday afternoon with large attendance. Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Wickard visited the L. K. Omel home Wednesday evening. Mrs. Kord Dykman called on the H. C. Schmale home Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Lester Theis
Harold Hernbloom
Wise
Helping Hand Club
James Tighe
E. A. Wickard
L. K. Omel
Kord Dykman
H. C. Schmale
Local Folks Share Visits and Callers Across Small Towns
Mrs. Clarence Meyers spent Wednesday forenoon with her mother Mrs. Wise. Ethel Thes visited Tuesday with her sister at the Smith home. John Block was a Sunol caller Friday. Mrs. A L Roberts called at Lodge Pole Friday. W. W and Walter Wassum were Sunol callers Thursday. Farmers Union met at E. A. Johnson home Friday night. Mrs. John Theis returned Saturday after a month in the east. Mrs. Huffaker visited Wednesday with her sister Mrs. Marek. Bertha and Harold Omel spent Saturday morning at E. A. Wickard home. H. C. Schmale was a Chappell caller Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. W Wise were Chappell callers Saturday. Mr. and Mrs Boag and Mr. and Mrs Harris of Alliance spent Sunday night at L. K. Omel home. Mr. and Mrs. H C Schmale were guests Sunday at H. Florke home. Mrs Walter Wassum was a Sidney caller Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Meyers
Wise Ethel Thes
Smith
John Block
A L Roberts
W. W
Walter Wassum
Farmers Union
E. A. Johnson
John Theis
Huffaker
Sidney
South Sunol People Move About In Local Week
Carl Lind hauled beers for Tom Carr on Monday. C W Bonser and his twin sons visited the George Bonser home Monday. Louie Hrbek helped Tom Carr early in the week. Forrest Applegate called on Ed Roth on Monday evening. C W Bonser hauled wheat to Sund Tuesday. Tom Carr bought a beet puller in Crook Tuesday. Barbara Gentry visited Sterling with a sick sister. Jacob Skrolle threshed Tuesday. Ed Roth children visited George Bonser Tuesday. Don Young of Crook began work here Wednesday. George and Mrs Bonser visited Sterling Wednesday for business and shopping. James Oliverius with Mrs. Oliverius visited Mrs Skrdle Tuesday. Mildred Wesley attended Fairview school Tuesday. L R Smith of Oakland Calif conducted business here and dined at C W Bonser Wednesday. Mr and Mrs W A Holmes of Norfolk visited the B B Sharp home Wednesday. Mesdames Chapman and Kendrick spent Thursday with Mrs Avery helping quilt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Lind
Tom Carr
C. W. Bonser
Harvey and
Howard
George Bonser
Louie Hrbek
Forrest Applegate
Ed Roth
Crook
Barbara Gentry
Sterling
Jacob Skrolle
Don Young
James Oliverius
Jacob Skrdle
Mildred Wesley
Fairview
L. R. Smith
Oakland
Calif
W. A. Holmes
Norfolk
B. B. Sharp
Mesdames F. L. Chapman
L. Kendrick
P. C Avery
Bonser Family Social Roundup in Sterling and Sidney
Mrs James Vacik spent Tuesday with Mrs Ed Roth. Mrs C W Bonser and children visited the George Bonser home on Thursday. Mr and Mrs Ernest Bonser were Sterling visitors Friday. Mr and Mrs Albert Otties were Sterling visitors Saturday for dental work. Mr and Mrs H E Bonser were Sidney shoppers Saturday. Fred Stake, telephone manager, worked on the lines Friday. Mr and Mrs Sam James shopped in Sidney Saturday and spent Sunday evening at George Bonser’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Vacik
Ed Roth
C W Bonser
George
Sam James
Sidney
George Bonser
Local Families Attend Gatherings Across East Huntsman Area
East Huntsman residents report numerous visits and celebrations. Claud Engelland and George Neiman families hosted events at Fred Kettler and Fred Flicker homes. Mrs Engelland sprained her ankle. The Kettlers and Niemans traveled to Sidney for a reunion and play outings. Evelyn Moseman from Sidney stayed with Niemans, and Henry Kettler of Pilger returned home after visiting Fred Kettler’s family for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claud Engelland
George Neiman
Henry Kettler
Fred Kettler
Fr. Kinton
Fred Flicker
Claus Engelland
Denver
Carl Christ
George Nieman
Henry Elsen
Karl Luther
Lucia
Sidney
A. K. Anderson
Anderson
J. H. Moseman
Evelyn Moseman
Inez
Helen Nieman
Pilger
Christmas Cards at Lockwood's Jewelry Store
At Lockwood's Jewelry, a beautiful line of Christmas card samples is on display. The advertisement notes early selection for personal cards with names printed, inviting customers to choose now.
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Lockwood
Three Logs Left at Stockyards After Theft
Report notes three logs appear to have been stolen and left at the stockyards. Anyone who can identify and pay for the ad and feed may claim them.
Sparks and Static in a Mixed Up Time
In a playful note the speaker jokes about confusion between a radio program and a refrigerator payment. The bride is unaware that soon she will be sweeping the church aisle and then the kitchen floor, linking domestic life with trivial daily duties.
Bride’s first disillusionment in marriage humor
A humorous quote notes the bride’s two early shocks: she must gulp and ask for a dollar, and she witnesses a wedding ring turn green.
The Groom Drops Biscuit Cause Trio Toe Break
A groom accidentally drops a biscuit on his bride’s foot, breaking three toes in a sudden kitchen mishap during a domestic celebration, stunning guests and prompting medical attention.
ADDLED AXIOM The Proof of the pudding is on the vest
The line hints at a proverb about outcomes proving the claim, with a quirky twist implying evidence is visible on attire. It suggests a playful, cryptic saying rather than a factual event or人物.
Maud Moffinssen Critiques Beauty Cream Claims
Maud Moffinssen counters beauty cream advertisements claiming one application will transform skin. She warns readers about exaggerated effects and urges skepticism toward marketing promises.
Husband Should Tell Wife What He Knows Is Coming
Ray Greenlee asserts a husband ought disclose all certain information to his wife before others find out, urging transparency in marriage.
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Ray Greenlee
Battery and ignition woes eased by service transfer
A service offers to transfer battery and ignition troubles, promising a smoother start and reliable power delivery. The program emphasizes switching fixes, testing, and follow up to ensure vehicles run without recurring issues. Aimed at drivers seeking practical, immediate efficiency improvements.
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