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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1927

Page

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Neubauer Corner to Be Future Home of Chevrolet Cars

Ground was broken for a new 44 by 132 foot brick concrete and steel garage at Neubauer corner for Beckmann Chevrolet Inc. to house Chevrolet cars and trucks. The project, contracted to Young Construction of Greeley Colorado, aims for rapid but quality completion.

Neubauer Corner Chevrolet Cars Second Street First Avenues Beckmann- Chevrolet, Inc Chevrolet Young Construction Company Greeley Colorado Young Beckmann-Chevrolet Company Sidney

Maley Motor Co Takes Over Hudson Agency in City

The Maley Motor company, led by general manager oO. a. Maley, assumes the Hudson and Huelex agency for the territory. It will offer a full line of Hudson cars with a new service department, add Willys Knight and Whippet lines, expand sales force, and introduce new models soon. John Christensen joins as a sales representative.

Maley Motor Company Oo. A. Maley Hudson and Hueex Willys-Knight Whippet Nebraska Maley John Christensen

Real Estate Board Meets in Sidney Session

The Sidney unit of the Western Nebraska Real Estate Association met in regular session at Union Pacific hotel Tuesday evening with good attendance. President LeRoy Larson presided. The board discussed important subjects after a fine banquet and endorsed a Cheyenne county edition being prepared by Charles J. Bangert for The Telegraph. New members were registered and certificates issued. Visitors included C. E. Lockwood of Kimball and Mark Martin of Omaha.

Sidney Unit Western Nebraska:Real Estate Association Union Pacific Hotel LeRoy Larson Cheyenne County Charles J. Bangert Telegraph C. E. Lockwood Kimball Mark Martin Omaha

Easter Program Draws Large Crowd at United Lutheran Church

The Lenten and Easter services at United Lutheran Church attracted large, attentive congregations. Rev. W. Ira Guss assisted with sermons and the choir featured vestments and traditional selections. The day included Holy Baptism, a school program on the Glorified Cross, a duet by Frieda Thompson and Ferne Riggs, and the recessional Crown Him With Many Crowns. The pastor Rev. W. T. Kahse led a growing, hopeful church that recently completed a new parsonage and seeks continued leadership.

United Lutheran Church W. Ira Guss Nebraska Synod Worgan F. C. Marker Edward Perronet Church School Jean Tisserand Frieda Thompson Ferne Riggs W. T. Kahse Sidney

Sidney De Molay Chapter Presents Believe Me Xantippe Comedy

The Sidney De Molay Chapter will stage Believe Me Xantippe a comedy drama at U S A Theatre on April 28. The play follows a New York bachelor who bets he can dodge law officers for a year, then gets caught, with a romantic subplot heightening the farce.

Sidney DE Molay Xantippe New York Colorado Rockies de Molay Frederick Ballard University of Nebraska John Barrymore Theodore Roberts Frank Campeau Alonzo, Price Mary Young George MacFarland Thornton Brown Arthur Sole MacFarland

Altar Society Plans May Festival at St Patrick’s

The Altar Society of St. Patrick’s Catholic Church plans a May festival at the academy auditorium on Wednesday May 4. Features will include a supper at five, various booths and a dance. The public is invited.

The Altar Society St. Patrick’s Catholic Church Academy

Hoagland and Granger Visit Prominent North Divide Farmers

Mr and Mrs Nels Hoagland and family and Lillian Granger of Denver have been visiting since last week with Mons Johnson and family, noted farmers on the North Divide.

Nels Hoagland Lillian Granger Denver Mons Johnson North Divide

Nebraska editor urges special editions for Nebraska tour cov

Ole Buck chairman of Nebraska National Editorial Committee urges publishers to print special editions and extra copies to advertise Nebraska for the National Editorial Association convention in Omaha. He says articles by visiting editors will provide vast statewide advertising and suggests issuing a town focused edition before the party arrives. Buck invites publishers to proceed with the plan for wide distribution and funding from extra ads.

Ole Buck Nebraska National Telegraph Buck the Telegraph Sidney National Editorial Association Omaha N.E.A

Episcopal convocation held at Sidney church details

Episcopal church leaders from the missionary district gathered in Sidney for the annual convocation ending with services at Christ's Church. Bishop Beecher delivered the address, Miss Bowen spoke on schooling, Rev. Peck discussed objectives, and Miss Elizabeth Beecher spoke on missions in Hawaii. A missionary service and Bishop’s Crusade were also highlighted.

Afty Christ's Episcopal Church Beecher Sellenger Chadron Miss Bowen Brownell Hall, Girls’ School of Omaha J. N. McKenzie Sidney Elizabeth Beecher Hawaii

Western Nebraska high school music contest set in Sidney

About twenty western Nebraska high schools will compete Friday in Sidney in a major music contest. Entries include Alliance Bayard Big Springs Bridgeport Brule Bushnell Chadron Teachers College Oshkosh Potter St Marys Rushville Scottsbluff Gurley and Sidney. Events cover mixed chorus orchestra band glee clubs solos and instrumental categories with cups and medals for top groups and soloists.

Western Nebraska Sidney Arthur J. Havilovic Alliance Bayard Big Springs Bridgeport Brule Bushnell Chadron Teachers’ College High School Chappell Gering Grant Kimball Oshkosh Potter St. Mary’s High School Rushville Scottsbluff Gurley

Local Plow Demonstration Introduces Angell One Way Disc Plow

Sidney Tractor & Machinery of western Nebraska announces a field demonstration of the Angell one way disc plow at O R Owens farm near Sidney on Saturday April 30. The new tool claims to replace disc harrow ridge buster and other seed bed tools by moving soil in one direction with no ridges, using extra strong right side discs for balance and reduced draft. Ordinary tractor power will be used to show ease of operation and wide range of field uses for Cheyenne county farmers.

Sidney ‘Tractor & Machinery Company Nebraska O. R. Owens Farm Sidney C. J. Ansell Plains Kansas Panhandle Wheat Belt Sidney Tractor & Machinery Company Cheyenne County

Cheyenne County Officials File Quarterly Reports In Good Condition

Cheyenne county officers reported all departments healthy and flourishing at the county commissioners meeting. County Clerk Henry Pavlat noted excess fees of 493.96 turned in by Treasurer Biggs, Sheriff J W Nelson reported 108.06, and Deputy John McCleneghan 15.80 turned over to the treasury. Ada Gerard was approved as deputy county clerk, and A J Anes appointed police judge of Potter with a 300 bond.

Cheyenne Henry Pavlat Biggs J. W. Nelson John McCleneghan Treasury A. J. Anes Potter Ada Gerard Gerard

Boy Scouts Encampment Planned At Point-of-Rocks

Weather permitting the Sidney Boy Scouts senior division will hold an all-night encampment at Point-of-Rocks, 15 miles west, with scout masters, bedding, and food carried by the group. The event kicks off a summer camping series and may include a longer trip if enthusiasm continues. House Bill 265, passed by both Lincoln houses, would legalize commercial rainbow trout farming in the state pending governor approval, a move seen as a real boon to local hatcheries.

Sidney Boy Scouts Point-of-Rocks Here Lincoln

PARENT TEACHER MEET ATTRACTS CROWD AT SCHOOL GATHERING

Wednesday evening April 20 saw the regular monthly meeting of the Parent Teacher group with the High School Glee club under Prof Havlovic performing a Negro Spiritual and a humorous piece Mrs J W Johnson sang The Holy City The Boy Scouts led by Archie Luxa offered drills and songs The devotional talk was given by Mrs Bicknell The state president message was read by Misa Gillette and Mrs Weymouth presented the chapter Intellectually Inferior Children The secretary read minutes and the nominating committee reported two full tickets for election The group elected Mrs Elmer Kahl as president Miss Edith Oldershaw vice president Mrs J E Hinek secretary and Stanley Baker treasurer An April 30 talk by Bess Gearhart Morrison at the M E church was announced The social committee ended the evening with a pleasant lunch and social chatter.

High School Glee Club Havlovic J. W. Johnson Holy City Boy Scouts Archie Luxa Bicknell Misa Gillette Weymouth Elmer Kahl Edith Oldershaw J. E. Hinek Stanley Baker Taylor M. E. Church Bess Gearhart Morrison Woman's Club Thayer

Mrs Willis Taken to Omaha for Treatment

Mrs Sol Willis was taken to Omaha last Tuesday night and entered St Josephs hospital to be treated by specialists. Local physicians believed she needed diagnosis not available locally. Mr Willis accompanied her and reports she is resting nicely, but no operation decision has been made.

Sol Willis Omaha St. Joseph’s Hospital Willis Svord

Byars Store Managers Meet in Denver

Roy Liggett of the J. B. Byars store attended a Denver meeting of mountain states store managers. The quarterly gathering considers fall buying, discusses line problems, and sets future policies as spring talks highlight the agenda.

BYARS Denver Roy Liggett J. B. Byars Mountain States

Samuel Linn Elected Presbytery Moderator at Scottsbluff

The Spring meeting of Presbytery of the Bex Butte district gathered in Scottsbluff. Dr. Samuel Light of Sidney Presbyterian attended, and Rev Samuel Linn of Morrill was chosen moderator to succeed Rev Levi Shelby after the closing Wednesday session.

Bex Butte Scottsbluff Samuel Light Sidney Presbyterian Church Samuel Linn Morrill Levi Shelby

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Greeley Contractor Corgpany Hudson “and BSE Real Estate Board Guy V. Doran Nebraska Prees Association Episcopal Church Sidney Church Western Nebraska Presbytery
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