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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1936

Page

6

Sidney Nips Kimball This Week 36 to 19

Sidney defeats Kimball 36 to 19 in a conference game as Reed aims to mold a strong squad for tourney play. Box score shows contributions from Willey Craig Lundberg Wendt Bales Hengl Crosby Rabe and McCann for Sidney while Kimball’s Swanson Mulvihill Painter Gray Brown Reader and Boyle also fielded. Sidney travels to Bridgeport tonight for another conference contest on a potentially tricky court.

Reed Chappell Maroons Deuel County Sidney Bridgeport Sidney-Kimball Willey Craig Lundberg Wendt Bales Hengl Crosby Rabe McCann Dedrick Kimball— Swanson Mulvihill Painter Gray Brown Reader Boyle

Plan For Refinancing Country Club Heard

Continued from page one the plan would provide for regular reduction of principal at a favorable rate of interest. Unsettled was whether the debt should be retired by stockholders or by taking portions from dues of stockholders and associate members alike. A special assessment on stockholders was proposed but hinges on by laws and stockholder approval.

Fire destroys stock. owner uninsured despite building coverage

A Tuesday night fire caused about 1000 in losses to a business on Illinois street. The owner, Mr. Slayter, lacked insurance on stock though the building was insured. He warned that a stronger wind could have spread the flames to nearby stores and apartments.

City Caucus Nears as Board Names Remain Fledgling

The city politics page notes incumbents Grabill Heavrin and Breter seeking reappointment as the school board prepares for a caucus. Retiring members Glen Eales and C. W. Smith leave a four-candidate field, while Carl C. Jones and Leslie Neubauer secure strong vote totals in 1934. Police Judge A. A. Clark faces opposition as he seeks another term.

Contiuuen I. &. Grabill Jack Heavrin William Breternitz Grabill Heavrin Mr. Breternit Glen Eales C. W. Smith Carl C. Jones Leslie Neubauer A. A. Clark

Young Demos Reelect Officers This Week

A Young Democrats group plans to reelect officers this week and pursue rapid membership growth. The club intends to meet at the earliest possible date and report progress to members.

Young Democrats club to raise membership age to forty

Deliberations led by H R Heaton chairing a resolution committee. The group voted to raise membership eligibility to 40 years while preserving efforts to recruit younger members. Honorary members named include C S Radcliffe Hugh Slawson Dr Amief and many others. Delegates Leafdale Miller Heaton and Lowe were elected to the state convention at Kearney February 20 21 and 22.

H. R. Heaton Byron Flaviat Raymond Graff W. B. Miller Frank Semerad Herbert Heimer Young Democrats Club C. S. Radcliffe Hugh Slawson Dr. Amief Guy V. Doran R. S. Oberfelder B. B. Hine R. F. Miller Louis Wasem R. E. Roche C. D. Green R. A. Barlow L. Wi. Larson Herbert Stevens Lumir Harek Emma Lee Rogers G. W. Line Walter Wassum Ferd Weikhorst William Goding Frez Holtman Harry Quinn, Jr Fred Jacobs J. Pavlat A. W. Leafdale Anton Kripal Lester Stecher Ed Furer C. Edgar Leafdale William B. Miller P. J. Heaton Jack Lowe Kearney

Tickets Go Fast For Monday's Fight Card

Tickets are on sale at Liberty Bell Beer Garden Sidney Drug Company and Joe Simodynes for a boxing program headlined by Hefner and McQuillan. The card includes bantamweights Chuck Copple and Chick Eldridge, wild bouts featuring Battling Bill Busacker versus Jack Censer, Henry Leebe versus Buddy Moore, plus two amateur bouts with Young Harris v Frank Schere and Bob Henry v Art Clark. All bouts refereed by Cowbady Hodie Anderson, former welter champ.

Page One Hefner McQuillan Chuck Copple Crook Chick Eldridge Fort Warren Bill Busacker Jack Censer Henry Leebe Buddy Moore Young Harris Frank Schere Bob Henry Art Clark Cowbady Hodie Anderson Welter Liberty Bell Beer Garden Sidney Drug Company Joe Simodynes

Workers Recalled To County AAA Offices

A message signed by W H Brokaw promised farmers in Cheyenne County wheat and corn hog contract payments would be completed this year. Hundreds of farmers await checks as officials push to speed the process, hoping to revive business after the AAA shutdown killed earlier momentum.

Sidney W. H. Brokaw Swinbank Cheyenne County Supreme Court AAA

Zero Weather Again Strikes Middlewest in Severe Storm

Subzero temperatures accompany a renewed storm that isolates towns, halts trains and cars, and freezes business activity across the Middlewest. Volunteers work to restore routes and assist stranded residents as conditions persist.

Winter’s Deep Freeze Strangles Intermountain West

Fuel shortages and food cold snap cripple communities amid the worst winter in six decades. Suffering persists as the cold wave nears its third week with roadways blocked, towns marooned, schools closed, and heating fuel scarce. Snow and ice disrupt travel from Montana to Ohio, while pneumonia and scarlet fever cases rise in Illinois and Iowa.

Montana Oregon Idaho California San Francisco Illinois Indiana Ohio River Pittsburgh Parkersburg W. Va Owensboro Paducah Lake Michigan Muskegon Mich Iinois Iowa Utah Flagstaff Ariz Arizonia Des Moines Lincoln Grand Island Nebraska

Readable Farm Market Figures and Prices Snapshot

A compact listing shows grain, poultry, dairy, and egg figures with Wheat at 91, corn o. , cats 25, barley 28, old roosters 6, colored hens and springs 14, leghorn hens and springs 11, butterfat 30, eggs 18.

Epworth League Plans Meeting With Sidney High Coaches

Epworth League gatherings are set for next week with programs tied to recreation. Rex Reed, Sidney High School athletic director, will direct the recreation portion of the program as part of the Epworth League activities.

Epworth League Recreation Rex Reed Sidney High School

Leon Fine Elected Head of Country Club

The 1936 meeting produced many suggestions while the board must finalize decisions. Proposals included higher dues to attract members and lower stock valuation with removal of dead or inactive stock. A transferability of stock was debated again but no clear outcome emerged.

Leon Fine Board of Directors

WPA Projects Ready Is Weather Warmer

WPA projects across Nebraska counties prepare for warmer weather with lists of crews and funding. Scotts Bluff and Dawes counties show irrigation surveys, street graveling and nursery work with dozens of workers and grants ranging from hundreds to over a thousand dollars.

WPA Scotts Bluff County Gering Irrigation Survey Cheyenne County Gurley Dawes County Crawford Scottsbluff Band Shell Bayard Adult Education

Turkey Growers Will Meet On February 17

Turkey growers plan a February 17 meeting to discuss flock size breeding stock, egg and poult demand, egg production and financial returns. The group considers cooperative pooling for feed purchases and possible 5 percent bank feed loans to aid a cooperative venture.

Turkey Growers

City Council Special Session Meets in Sidney Nebraska

On February 11 1936 under call of Mayor Roche the Sidney city council convened at 7 30 p m with Mayor Roche and councilmen Grabill Haworth Heavrin Breternitz Thompson and Ells present along with Officers Wehmiller Hazelwood and Clerk Jones.

Sidney Nebr Roche Grabill Haworth Heavrin Breternitz Thompson Ells Wehmiller Hazelwood Jones

City Council approves both S. K. Stores license bids

After hearings for 907 Illinois Street on an on and off sale beer license the council voted 4 2 to approve the S K Stores application with Doyle Size more and M M Kennedy signing. A pool hall license for 907 Illinois street was also approved 4 2 with Haworth Heavrin voting Nay. The council unanimously approved WPA projects 65 81 198 and 1004 with WPA engineers and adjourned. Dr W T Kahse preached at St Pauls Lutheran with services and Sunday school notices.

Ilinois Street Doyle Sizemore M. M. Kennedy Ells Thompson Grabill Breternitz Haworth and Heavring S. & K. Stores Company

Catholic Church Weekday and Sunday Mass Schedule

Weekday masses at 8 a m. Sunday masses at 7 8 and 9 30 a m. Sunday evening devotion rosary instruction and benediction at 7 30 p m.

Lincoln the Idealist Sunday Service Topic Announcement

At 10 a.m. Sunday, a Sunday school session followed by 11 a.m. worship. Pastor Dr. Paul P. Cheff will lead the service with a sermon on Lincoln the Idealist.

Lincoln Idealist Paul P. Cheff

Christian Church Announces Sunday Schedule and Sermons

Sunday school starts at 10 a.m. with classes for all. Communion and sermon at 11 a.m. on Christ Our Strength. Endeavor at 6:30 p.m. Evangelistic services follow at 7:30 p.m. Sermon topic Christian Manliness. Welcoming transient visitors to Sidney services. J. L. Tyner, Pastor.

Sidney J.L. Tyner

Food for Thought Trinity Lutheran Church Service Notice

Sexagesima Sunday services listed with Bible school at 9 45 a m worship and sermon at 11 a m pastor text Speak Lord for Thy Servant Heareth choir rehearsals Wednesday juniors 7 seniors 8 and confirmation class Saturday

Trinity Lutheran Church

Methodist Church Service Schedule and Sermon Topics

The church holds a Sunday school at 9 45 a m and worship at 11 a m with a sermon on Games in the Market Place Epworth league meets at 6 30 p m and evening worship at 7 30 p m with a sermon on The Persecuted Christ A midweek prayer service is set for Wednesday at 7 30 p m and choir rehearsal Thursday at 7 15 p m John J Sheaff is the minister.

Epworth League

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