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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1936
Page
2
Guy V. Doran, an independent Sid ney Nebr weekly, hints Italy may abandon urging stopping speeches and articles favoring a side in France. It suggests Italy would accept a neutrality pact banning private arms or money exports to Spain or volunteering to fight there.
Corn and other grains reach 1936 peaks on futures markets amid reports of drought and farm income gains. Corn for immediate delivery at 1.372 a bushel, September corn up over 11 cents this week, wheat oats and rye also at new highs. Police report no leads in the Dorothy Drain slaying. Sixteen conspirators plead guilty in Moscow to plotting a reign of terror to seize power under Stalin. Landon heads for midwest farm tour as drought relief debate grows. Los Angeles crashes injure 30, six killed in area crashes. Roosevelt drought relief convoy moves through Colorado and Kansas seeking a plan.
Washington reports that Bruno Hauptman’s widow filed a stipulation with the board of tax appeals. Executrix of Hauptman’s estate admits owed income taxes of 117.67 for 1932 and 1 729.59 for 1933 in the case connected to the Lindbergh kidnapping.
Maple Grove items recount motor trip to Buffalo Wyoming and return, birthday surprise party for Eldon Jones with a host of attendees, F N club meetings, memberships, and neighborhood visits. Residents attend hospital and 4 H events, dinners, fishing trips, and family gatherings across the week.
Mrs R W Johnson called at the N P Johnson home Monday forenoon. The brief social call occurred before noon with no further details recorded.
Sunday school at 10 a m. Mr and Mrs Lewis Lund visited at the Fred and Louis Griffiths homes in Kennasaw valley. Mr and Mrs C H Hammond entertained at Sunday dinner for Mr and Mrs Lloyd Reineka Mr and Mrs John Lingavall and family and Mrs Anna Reineka and daughter Lula Mrs C H Hammond and children were dinner guests at the Mrs Anna Reineka home Friday. Rev H F Krohn called at the John Lingwallt home Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs Alfred Syrenger and son shopped in Sidney Wednesday.
Mrs Richard Weston hosts visitors including Mr and Mrs Alex Sterling and Mrs Elizabeth Sterling at the Erwin Seimers home. The Beyer and Bayne families share a Sunday picnic at Richard Welton’s. Neva Bayne and Lorraine Engel visit relatives while hogs are trucked to Denver. Altar Society and St Patrick’s observances noted.
Thursday at the auditorium relatives from Scribner visited the Rohde family. Mrs. John Engel cared for Mrs. George Rohde and the new baby. Mrs. Fred Beyer and Mrs. Ray Bayne visited the P. J. Beyer home Friday afternoon. Mrs. P. J. Beyer spoke with Mrs. Iva Beyer Thursday morning.
Mr and Mrs Ralph Talish and family returned after a two week visit with relatives in the eastern part of the state. Several couples and families hosted and visited across the week including Halseys Branch Omels and Schmal es. A 4 H club picnic at Ruttners dam was attended by Olson Halsey Wassum Johnson families.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Brandl spent Sunday afternoon at the John Theis home and Sunday evening at the Les Omel home. Harold Omel attended a party at the James Tighe home. Chappell callers Friday included Mr. and Mrs. Albert Brandl.
Mary Ona McEndorfer and Phil Kinsey of Greeley wed in Denver. A parade of local residents visited, traveled, and moved between cities including Taos, Omaha, Sterling, Estes Park, Berthoud, and Grand Lake, with many witnessing family and friends during the week.
Hans Struve purchases an Oldsmobile. Mr and Mrs Wilui Frenze depart Friday for a mountain vacation. Edwin Oppie underwent appendicitis surgery by Dr Smith of Ster Ing on Sunday.
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