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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1935

Page

4

Sidneys Busy Week of Travel and Visits

Local residents and visitors conducted business and leisure trips across the region. Scores of names including Dr. R. S. Baker, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Peterson, Mrs. Gunderson, and many others were noted in Sidney and nearby towns with meetings, vacations, weddings, and hospital visits.

Lee Peterson Dix Sidney John Gunderson of H. #. Mantor Broadwater Floyd Whitney Los Angeles

Scottsbluff and Nebrasa news roundup beats

Mrs. W D Harte spent last Friday at Scottsbluff. Royal Neighbors Kensington meet with Mrs Harry Brewer Tuesday afternoon. Miss Marion in Rockwell ofSanta Monica guest at Simodynes. Jens Peter Miller and Mary Barber of North Platte granted marriage license August 3. ceremony at M E parsonage Rev J J Sheaff officiating. Mrs Swan Dedrick returns from Denver. Radcliffe family trip to Denver. Mrs Charles Turner of Cheyenne visited at Perry home with Eileen Perry. Union Pacific and St Patrick s softball teams won opening games in new league. Ne braska university ties with Miss Dorothy Becher and Miss Mary Ellen Crowley. Western Drug Co installs large neon sign on front. lights up tenth avenue. Dr Roche honored while away in Chicago. $5 seat to Louis Levinsky bout. Taylor Hospital admits two tonsillectomies and one appendectomy. include Kathryn Brittan and Harold Tremain.

Jens Peter Miller Mary Barbee North Platte R. A. Barlow M. E. Parsonage J. J. Sheaff

Picnic Supper Among Local Social Families At Roth Home

Weekly social note describes a picnic supper last Sunday at the Legion past with families of Charles Roth, Mrs Louise Benedict, Mrs Anna Short, Jack Sifhnerman and Carl Thieman. Special guests include Harvey George Matt Treffien and Mrs Bess Edens of Omaha visiting at the Roth residence.

iLegion Charles Roth Louise Benedict Anna Short Jack Sifhnerman Carl Thieman Harvey George Matt Treffien Bess Edens Omaha Roth

One O Clock Luncheon Hosted by Mrs Barger

Mrs Hazel Barger hosted her contract club at home on Wednesday afternoon with a luncheon and garden floral decorations. High score honors went to Mrs M W Dimery, with Mrs K Lasseter as a special guest who received a prize.

Hazel Barger M. W. Dimery K. Co Lasseter Ad Tyne Nesta Ashe Ty Rgr

Kensington Party Brings Bridge and Dinner Highlights

Members of the Kensington Eastern Star held a Wednesday gathering with a fried chicken dinner and bridge. High scores went to Mrs. William Blood and Mrs. Ed Ahrens among ladies, while C. C. Jones and Ed Ahrens led the men. Mrs. Weiand hosted the Mon day Contract club meeting, with extra guests present and Mrs. R. A. Barlow winning high score and the traveling prize after a pleasant lunch.

Kensington Eastern Star Kensington William Blood Ed Ahrens C. C. Jones Z. W. Cochran Frank Goodwin John Borland R. A. Barlow

Catholic Church Schedules and Moral Exhortation

The bulletin lists Sunday masses at 7 00 a m 9 30 a m and weekday masses at 7 00 a m with German services at 8 30 a m and English at 9 30 a m Pastor Anton Link and Sunday school at 8 30 a m Walther league meets Wednesday at 8 00 p m Services at Mount Vernon school at 8 00 p m The message urges regular church attendance as essential to confession and condemns desultory worship as disobedience to God and to the church.

Anton Link Mount Vernon School H. F. Krohn

Tent Revival at Assembly of God Church Begins August 11

Evangelist L Sheets will be the main speaker at daily services at 8 pm starting August 11. Meetings held at 10th Avenue and King Street with Pastor G J Bolger urging attendance.

Evangelist L. 1. Sheets 10Th Avenue King Street G. J. Bolger

Giants and Grapes Sermon At Methodist Church

Methodist Church schedules a 9 45 a.m. Sunday school 11 a.m. worship with a sermon Giants and Grapes. Evening service 8 p.m. Monday 6 30 p.m. covered dish at church parlors. 1 30 p.m. fourth quarterly conference with Dr. Earl M Kendall presiding. Standard Bearers meet Wednesday 2 30 p.m. Ruth Boyle. Friday 7 30 p.m. lock social church basement. John J Sheaff minister.

Earl M. Kendall Ruth Boyle John J. Sheaff

Worship Service and Sunday School Led by Dr. Paul P. Cheff

At 10 a.m. a worship service on The Worship of God will feature special music. Sunday school is held in the basement and the service invites all to attend, led by Pastor Dr. Paul P. Cheff.

God Paul P. Cheff International Harvester Zil

Church Services Invite at 9 and 10 A.M

The Sunday program lists Sunday school at 9 A.M. and worship with sermon at 10 A.M. A cordial welcome is extended to all. Signatory: Dr. W. T. Kahse, Pastor.

W. T. Kahse

Sunday School Attendance Encouraged This Sunday

Sunday school at 10 a.m. reports wonderful attendance last Sunday and urges a larger turnout this Sunday. Sermonette features The Boy Palestrina and related APSE WNA activities for children.

Atelb Palestrina

Bells of Rome Special Music and Epworth League Events

The Bells of Rome present special music by a Denver singer and the senior choir. Sermon Isaiah’s Vision text Isa 6:1?8. Epworth League events include a Tuesday 7:30 p.m. discussion on youth problems with Rev Dinsdale leading. Tuesday 8 p.m. fourth quarterly conference. Choir practice Thursday evening. Richard W. Dinsdale, Pastor.

Rome Denver Isaiah Epworth Jeague Dinsdale Center Epworth League Richard W. Dinsdale

Card of Thanks for Floral Sympathy

We express sincere thanks to relatives and friends for kind expressions of sympathy and beautiful floral offerings during the illness and death of our beloved wife and mother L. T. Rezaninia and family, Frank Rezganina and family, Ben Bolke and family, E. A. Ruttner and family.

Frank Rezganina Ben Bolke E. A. Ruttner

Rust Resisting Wheat Attracting Attention

A rust resisting spring wheat free from the yellow flour defect shows extreme value in northwest wheat fields. D. E. C. Stakman of the University of Minnesota notes seed shortages limit planting. Thatcher seed with marquillo offers a potential mix, though marquillo’s flour color limits wider commercial use. Thatcher results from a double cross involving fumillo durum and Marquis, with further crosses to Marquis-barred.

Northwest D. E. C. Stakmian University of Minnesota Thatcher Stakman

Broadwater to Alliance WPA road eyed by county officials

Alliance Times-Herald reports a proposed WPA highway linking Broadwater and Alliance amid Rancher support from Sandhills interests. Morrill county commissioner Mack Radcliffe and Morrill official Jess A. Minshall interview WPA director Mark Werner on the project seen as vital for ranchers in the hills south of Alliance and Broadwater.

Sandhills Broadwater Alliance Alliance Times-Herald Mack Radcliffe Morrill County Jess A. Minshall Mark Werner Ford Factory Detroit Bob Graham Everett Eldred Texas WPA Nebraska

Athletic Gym To Be Opened In This City

Sidney will soon house a real gymnasium offering self defense instruction from seasoned tutors. Philadelphia Bob O'Brien and Showboat McQuillan plan Sidney headquarters at a leased 13th Avenue building, using Bronson Pavilion on weekends until autumn. O'Brien aims to train local youths, showcase credentials, book McQuillan against Kenny Austin in Ogallala later this month.

Sidney Philadelphia Bob O'Brien McQuillan 13Th Avenue O’brien Bronson O'Brien Kenny Austin Ogallala

North Divide Hosts CCC 4 H Club Meeting

Margaret Miller hosted the girls CCC 4 H club at her home Wednesday afternoon with lunch served after the meeting. Mrs. Fred Kettler and daughters shopped in Sidney Wednesday afternoon. Helena and Edwin Wellner hosted the 4 H garden club Friday evening.

Margaret Miller Fred Kettler Darlene Fred Seimers Rozetta Florence Sidney Helena Edwin Wellner Paul Sparks Ed Lipke Russell Haworth Albert Haworth Ruth Kinton Ruth Sparks Evelyn Blanke George Rippe Junior Bowman Junior Sparks Dorothy Margaret Harry Sparks Claude Sparks Langley

Better the Best Club Meeting Notes From August 2

The Better the Best meat production club met August 2 with Lloyd and Dale Talish. The president led the meeting with all members present. A lesson on meat for feed was studied, followed by sheep and cattle judging. The next meeting is August 18 with Robert Rexroth. Lunch was served by the mothers.

Lloyd Dale Talish Robert Rexroth Deé

Three Members Plan Demonstrations at Next Meeting

After a recent gathering Johnson Verner Beebe and Lloyd Talish discussed organizing demonstrations by the remaining three members at the next meeting to be hosted at Lemoyne Johnsons home.

Hatcher family notes and visitors in Bronson

Mrs. Oscar Hatcher returns from Roche hospital after a 17 day stay. Mrs. Clark Fuller visits Mrs. J C Hatcher and Mrs. Oscar Hatcher. Emil Van Mark teams with John Schmidt this week. Oscar Hatcher helps brother Grover. Mrs. John Linch and Ruth visit relatives at Pender. Roy Linch family from Lincoln stays with John Hatcher family. J A Kennon family from Julsburg visit Oscar Hatcher. Mrs Kennon cares for her daughter.

Clark Fuller J. C. Hatcher Oscar Hatcher Emil van Mark John Schmidt Grover John Linch Ruth Pender Roy Linch Lincoln John J. A. Kennon Gertrude Lee Kennon Julsburg Mrs. Kennon

Correction Names Bell Helped Dig Up Body West Of Sidney

A correction notes Gene Bell assisted officers in digging up a body found west of Sidney last Sunday. The Telegram News previously omitted Bell’s name in the report.

Yilso Sidney Telegraph News Gene. Bell

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R. S. Baker Scottsbluff Lee J. Thomas Kimball R. E. Bannister of Cozad M. E. Kensington A. E. Wright S. R. Sweet Gladys Bridgeport M. H. Robineau Burt Murphy California K. C. Lasseter A. J. Hepner Harold South Dakota Black Hills Knee Leonard Huff Ogden Utah Irene Nicodemus of Broken Bow J.M. Hansen Mrs Clayton Parks Fort Morgan, Colo L. 3. Jackson That City James Bourret W. D W. O. Powell T. O. Merchant P. H. Kohl Joe Simodynes Charles Schwaner Elbert Bender Glendora Calif Emil Young Katherine Phelps Minnesota Lakes Roy R. Waugh Edgewater Colo Fairie Creamer Evergreen P. J. Heaton W. W. Schulz Frahm Rupert Campbell D. R. Campbell Henry James Torrington Wyo P. L. Button James Mrs. Button A. S. Hardy Lois Marie Egging Maxine Thomas Grand Lake Mrs. Hardy Lucile O. D. Slayter Beer Garden Sidney Man J. ©. Bardwell Polly Lippincott Fox Theatre Carl Smith Mexico City Leo J. Thomas Lions Club Dr. Thomas Bobby Barlow Bill Tewell Donald Fulton James Hand Jack Bentley W. E. Gehrig Oshkosh Gus Hellbush United Motors Sterling Henry Johnson York County Charles D. Green Duane Maxine Fulton C. C. Rush Pine Ridge S. D Twila Stegeman Chappell Ben Fulton Elaine Dave Ells Beedhe Hospital Glenis Pearson Roche Hospital E. L. Uptegrove N. A. S. McLean Greenwood Creek Hugo Haack Potter Taylor Hospital L. T. Poole Wilfred Strong William Zoeller Grant Sidney Sunday Alta Cobb the Telegraph O. H. Woods Rebekah Joe Shupe Ben Gross Longmont Sarah Shupe Hester Null E. L. Carter Miss Null A. D. Greenlee Wyoming Colorado James McIntosh Greenlee al Zlomke J. I. Case Company Mrs. Zlomke M. G. Howard Don Howard Barbara J. W. Goodale Jack Lowe Carolyn Kennedy Clyde Langley Ernest Langley Margaret Sampson Tecumseh Lucy Harte W. D. Harte Miss Harte Fort Collins Leona Lindley Dort Johnston Bertha Coates Virginia Englert Clayton Lindley Jack Coates Virginia Johnson Dorothy Becher Columbus Roma Lee Rex Miss Johnson Johnson L. H. Johnson Yellowstone Park Chester Hunnicutt Powell Yellowstone Jack Graves George Chicago E. ‘L. Carter Eastern Royal Harry Brewer Marion Rockwell Santa Monica Simodynes Swan Dedrick Edgar H. Dedrick GC. S. Radcliffe Josephine Charles Turner Cheyenne W. J. ‘Perry Eileen Perry C. H. Perry Union Pacific St. Patrick’s Boyd's Virginia Helen Jane Johnson Mary Ellen Crowley Miss Crowley Miss Becher Helen Jane Nebraska University The Western Drug Company Tenth Avenue Tenth Avenues R. E. Roche Lorna Lou Camden K.W. Camden Lucile Meenan Zelma Meenan Jane Ladegard N. W. Ladegard Kathryn Brittan Society Notes America Greenlees Catholic Church ST. Paul’s Lutheran Church Assembly OF God Church Presbyterian Church Trinity Lutheran Church Gurley Methodist Church Soo Pps Armour’s PHONE IVER North Divide Mrs. Pearl Sparks BETER Reese Rae Od Serge ASD F.0.b Babcock Implement Co Sidney, Nebraska Palmolive Fred “Bell van Camp Elbertas Mek A & We
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