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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1936
Page
3
The Cheyenne county grade school track and field meet will be held at Sidney high school stadium tomorrow with three classes for boys and girls. Rex Reed, Sidney high school coach, will oversee events including sprints, relays, hurdles, and field events across classes A and B, with ribbons awarded to winners.
Rep Harry Coffee announced an additional 750 900 dollars is being sent to Nebraska by the resettlement administration to expedite closing of rehabilitation loans. The funds cover loans approved by state and county committees, with earlier disbursements bringing total rehabilitation aid to Nebraska to 3 344 000. Officials warn of a growing strain as many farmers await seed and equipment funding promised since January, with more money promised to follow.
Dixon and Joe Louis joined Mr and Mrs Paul Pear at the Easter pageant held Sunday at the Christian church. Mr and Mrs Reinhart Franzen and son Roger visited Frank Flessner Monday morning. Mr Wilson and son called at Ray Tremain’s home Monday forenoon. George Lostroh was a dinner guest, Mrs Alfred Jorgensen spent Monday afternoon with her mother Mrs C A Foster and sister Mrs George Flora. Mr and Mrs Fred Frerichs were Monday supper guests at the Albert Frerichs home.
Fr and Mrs Bert Walker and other locals visited friends across West Sidney and Grand Prairie. Numerous calls, dinners, overnight stays, and hosted Easter observances highlight a busy community scene with 4-H club activities and teaching assignments noted among households and relations.
The Midland group will present the religious drama St. Claudia at the city auditorium Tuesday evening at 7 45. Directed by Mrs Sara Hawkinson the choir of Trinity Lutheran church brings 11 performers in 19 roles. Admission is 10 cents for children and 26 cents for adults.
Doris Rupert, a Sidney high school senior, did practice teaching in district 160 last week. Mrs. Leslie Johnson spent Monday evening with Mrs. Sam Irwin while the men attended a Sunol meeting. Mrs Alfred Jorgensen called at the W T Sharman and James Irwin homes Tuesday afternoon. Henry Gell with other long boys traveled to North Platte Wednesday for judging contests and returned Saturday. Geraldine Cruise, a Kearney college student, arrived Wednesday to spend Easter with her parents and sister Kathleen, returning to Kearney Monday afternoon. Dorothy Irwin and Anna Jorgensen visited with Mrs W T Sharman and Mrs Nels Johnson Wednesday afternoon.
The Nelck and Gibbins families express heartfelt gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness and thoughts during the illness and passing of beloved father and grandfather Eli Shelley.
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