First Grade Birthday Treats And History Lesson Notes
First Grade marked two birthdays last week with popcorn balls and candy sacks. Several pupils were absent with chickenpox. A Christmas program is set for Friday at 1 30 p m. The year recalls J F Coad furnishing wood for Julesburg garrisons in 1865 and a perilous march amid blizzards and Indian threats ending with shelter at a Lodgepole ranch. The class lists absent students and invites all to the 2 00 p m program in the room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrene Theis
Joyce Juells
J. F. Coad
Julesburg
Laramie
Coad
Larron’s Forks
Sidney
Coadh
Union Pacific
Platte
Lodgepole
Kenneth Arp
Merle Stines
Melvin McLaughlin
Clyde Lovall Moves to California Discontinuing School
Clyde Lovall leaves his current school and relocates to California. The move aims at his new home and schooling as he begins adapting to a different environment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Lovall
California
Seniors Receive Glee Club Pins Ordered by Mrs Slocumb
Mrs Slocumb has ordered glee club pins for the senior members and expects delivery in a few days. The seniors receiving pins include Gladys Smith Virginia Thurston Pearl Hicks Marie Robertson Vivian Anderson Marvin Anderson Millard Musil Clayton Spencer Jack Nelson and Arvin Nielsen.
Christmas Program Plans Reported by School Class
Jessie Mine Hughes returns to school after a month absent due to illness. Lyle Hicks misses one and a half days. The class boasts its best attendance since teachers institute week while preparing presents for mothers and practicing a Christmas program slated for Friday afternoon December 20. Students study borrowing in third grade arithmetic and decide adding or subtracting in number stories. Spelling work fills Christmas stockings using booklet shaped take home for families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Mine Hughes
Lyle Hicks
Teachers Institute
Potter Smothers Dalton In 42 31 Victory
Potter's rejuvenated basketball squad overwhelmed Dalton 42 to 31 last Friday led by Donald Biggs with 17 points and Schwartz 14. Potter built a 20 14 halftime edge, Dalton surged to 27 26 early in the third before Potter rallied to win. Every player contributed in a fast, team oriented game with no standout stars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter
Dalton
Donald Biggs
Schwartz
Biggs
L. Fisher
K. Schwartz
Johnnson
Nielsen G
Bwine
Wallick F
Armit F
Beyermand
Martin
G c
Franzeng
Beavers G
Football Letters Awarded to Last Season Players
On Tuesday football letters were awarded to players from last season. Recipients include LaVerne Leaf Daye and Jack Nelson plus Arvin Nielsen, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaVerne Leafdaye
Jack Nelson
Arvin Nielsen
Boys to wear scarlet letters with gold football emblem
Millard Musil Marvin Anderson Paul Anderson Walter Chapman Leo Visher Elvin Wheeler John Commnel ly Byron Johnson Donald Biggs and Keith Schwartz are eight inch scarlet letters with a gold football in the center. The boys deserved their letters which will be symbols to them of a very successful football season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millard Musil
Marvin Anderson
Paul Anderson
Walter Chapman
Leo Visher
Elvin Wheeler
John Commnelly
Byron Johnson
Donald Biggs
Keith Schwartz
New Year Church Welcome and January Training
A cordial invitation to attend church next Sunday to begin the New Year. Christmas was Wednesday, so the Bible study shifts to Thursday evening at the parsonage. Reminder of the leadership training school planned for January.
Christmas Party Fetes Jolly Neighbors Club in Sidney
Residents of Sidney enjoyed a Christmas party at the Mrs J Jy Madden home on Thursday afternoon hosted by the Jolly Neighbors club. Attendees shared a delicious lunch and reported an enjoyable gathering with many present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ily
Sidney
Dick Edwards
Peetz
Maurice Nelson
J. C. Johnson
J. W. Bertramson
District 1
Svend Olsen
Ardis
Jens
Mrs Ernest Anderson Heads to Omaha for Holidays
Mrs Ernest Anderson and her two children left Sunday morning to visit her parents in Omaha for the holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Anderson
Omaha
Mrs. Anderson
Notable Sidney Callers Listed in Saturday Message
The Sidney item names numerous callers including Mrs Walter Henry Mrs Chis Gunderson Mrs Jimil Leafdale Mrs M Anderson Mrs Helsing Ms Thayer and Clay Ford Wirckhorst Chas Hagemeister and family Theo Carlson and family Mrs Emil Nelson and daughters Mrs John Nelson IH Wermanson and family N S Miller and family and Dewey Lovell and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Walter Henry
Chis. Gunderson
Jimil Leafdale
M. Anderson
Mirs. Helsing
Thayer and
Clay
Ford Wirckhorst
Chas. Hagemeister
Theo. Carlson
Emil Nelson
John Nelson
IH. Wermanson
N. S. Miller
Dewey Lovell
January Meeting Debates Townsend Plan at Eldenwood Cafe
The January community club meeting occurs January 8 in the Eldenwood cafe with a debate between Terry Carpenter and Edgar Leafdale on the Townsend plan. Peter Hlansen serves as program leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry Carpenter
Edgar Leafdale
Townsend
Ldenwood
Peter Hlansen
W. I. M. S. Meeting Rescheduled to Jan 3 at Mrs Pavlat’s
The W I M S will meet Friday January 3 at the home of Mrs Byron FPavlat. The note asks readers to notice the date change. Everyone is welcome to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron Fpavlat
Also Mentioned on This Page
Laurence
Virginia
Thurston
Happi
Ness
Glee Club
Mr. and Mirs
Chris Terman
V. A. Nelson
I Clifford
Kinley Herboldsheimer
Dewey Larsons
Leo
Harold
George Olsen
Denver
Miss Eva
Barbara Whitney
LaVonne Vesey
Reineka
Emmaline Glassburn
Ariane Struve
EB Mi Nelsons
Ening
Raymond Gunderson
Carl Larson
Dewey Larson
Rodney Bertramson
Lincoln
Mirs
Andrew Anderson
Carrie Peterson
Roy Hull
Be.m. Nelson
Gd. Killham Family
Laverna Roth
J. C. Johnsons
Terman
L. K. Nelson
Cari Larson
Fam
Bartlett
Libby
William
Rosedale
Ted Flavors
Pillsbury’s
Aaa
Pan
Methodist Church Notes
Cc. R. Tanner
Ioe Cizek
Potter, Nebr
Chick Boyes
Seyfang Hall
Sidney Livestock Commission Co
Fred Stuhlherm
Sidney Livestock Commission
Carroll Fletcher
Leon Hathaway
Earl Fletcher
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