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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Feb 21, 1936

Page

8

McQuillan Wins Bad Battle From Hefner

The bout ended with referee warnings and a more aggressive second half. Hefner appeared out of shape while McQuillan carried extra weight from training. Semi finals saw Eldridge stop Cortez, Connors defeat Loebe, and Moore and Loebe draw. Amateurs added a chilly crowd and gate under $300.

Page Eddie Anderson Anderson Handley Hefner Saint Nicholas McQuillan Chick Eldridge Fort Warren Manuel Cortez Sterling Eldridge Kid Connors Bob Loebe Sidney Buddy Moore The Fort Henry Loebe Legion

Drawing Set For Class C Tournament

Referees for the tourney will be Walter Cork of Sidney and Marion Talcott of Sundl. G. F. Liebendorf of Sidney is the director. Season tickets sell to students for 50 cents and adults for one dollar. Game admissions are 35 cents for adults and 15 cents for students, with final games at 50 cents for adults and 25 cents for students. All games are in the senior high school gymnasium.

Walter Cork Sidney Marion Talcott Sundl G. F. Liebendorfer

Two New Precincts Created In This City

A historical action from 1935 details the Sidney precinct split into Haskell Morrow and Sidney precincts. The board adopted boundaries per a district court map, designating polling places at local schools and the courthouse basement, with No. 1 2 and 3 as boundaries for the new precincts.

Sidney precinct split creates two voting districts

By resolution the Sidney precinct is subdivided into Sidney voting district No 1 and No 2. District 2, with voting at the Allis-Chalmers office at 1412 10th Avenue, covers the territory south of Newton Street and west to the East boundary of Section 36 to the Burlington railroad. District 1 votes at the courthouse basement.

Sidney Haskell Morrow Sidney Precinct Newton Street Burlington Railroad Burling Railroad Allis-Chalmers 10Th Avenue Court House

Controversy Flares as AAA Substitute Farm Bill Moves in House

An outburst from dairy-state representatives stalls progress on the AAA substitute bill. They seek to bar using lands removed from wheat, cotton or other subsidies for grass, forage or live stock production. Leaders expect passage by Friday night, with a Senate-approved version possible and a conference to follow. The bill would extend farm payments to Dec 31, 1937 for soil improvement and economic land use, then authorize continued aid if states ensure conditions and stable prices.

AAA Senate House Secretary of Agriculture

Moderate Weather Brings Relief Across Nation

Reports on the storm's reach describe 25 foot drifts near Clearwater as coach Francis Ayres notes. Snow depth reaches two feet in streets. schools shut for a week. Northwestern main line brought in the first train since Saturday at 3 a.m. Wednesday. Western Nebraska expected more snow but temperatures moderating.

Prdway Francis Ayres Clearwater Nebraska

Alumni urged to aid Nebraska U expansion drive

Alumni were urged to help develop the university as enrollment was projected to exceed 11 000 for the year. A library building costing about one million dollars would need legislative appropriations. Planned non tax supported structures include a 400 000 student union a chapel a classroom building and a medical school building.

Page One Morse Uni

University faces critics with historic flour bleaching invention

Morse highlighted the late Samuel Avery who, as a university official, invented the flour bleaching process that made Panhandle wheat suitable for milling. Avery did not patent or seek pay, yet the invention saved thousands of dollars annually for the state. Election of officers followed, naming J. W. Neilsen as president and W. F. Wehmiller as secretary-treasurer.

Morse Samuel Avery Mgr. Avery J. W. Neilsen W. F. Wehmiller Paul L. Martin State Alumni Association

4-H Clubbers Plan Calf Feeding for Upcoming Year

Cheyenne county youths expect fewer calves at the county fair this fall as they prepare to feed younger calves and steers longer while heifers and other steers fatten in shorter periods. The best animals may advance to the Denver stock show next January.

Cheyenne County Denver

Pleasant View Community Socials and Visits

Pleasant View residents share meals and visits across families. J. E. Morrow hosts Sunday supper with Schuessler and neighbors. other gatherings include dinner at Haack, Ben Hilpert, and Pete Nelson homes. Mathewson attends Pottrr Friday ride and Wickstrom sale draws locals. Boehnke and Boehnke attend Kimball conference.

W. D. Mathewson Pottrr Gary Borgt Bensilpert Henry Wickstrom J. E. Morrow G. H. Boehnke Kimball

Homecoming and visits noted in local report

Venita Schuessler returned from Taylor hospital Friday while Rev G H Boehnke called at the Art Schuessler home Friday evening. Art Schubarth took a business trip to Omaha last week.

Venita Schuessler Taylor Hospital G. H. Boehnke Art Schuessler Art Schubarth Omaha

North Divide Community Roundup Weather and Visits

Mrs Pearl Sparks hosts at North Divide as Mrs C B Kinton attends Sidney club meeting. Neighbors including Mr and Mrs William Hecker and sons visit Jack Rathbun. Navy enlistee Conrad Glant from San Diego is reported. Otto Zuhlke and Ray Frame hosts, Edna Frame assists in Omaha with Dr and Mrs Taylor. Chester Frame dines with Ray Frame family. Dorothy Lipke joins normal training girls party. Rita Singer and district 11 pupils attend valentine party led by Ila Singer and district 77 pupils. Ray Wellner returns from Omaha farmers union meeting. John Glant drives to Sidney. Mrs Fred Leimer recovering from flu.

C. B. Kinton Sidney William Hecker Donald and Dean Jack Rathbun Conrad Glant San Diego Calif Navy Otto Zuhlke Ray Frame Edna Frame Omaha Taylor Chester Frame Dorothy Lipke Paul Sparks

Lodge Pole and Local Social Notes Highlight Sidney Visitations

William Miller attended a Young Democrats meeting in Sidney with his father R F Miller and brother Don. The Altar society met after Ethel Shirley wed Jerry Pace of Chappell, a Lodge Pole high school graduate from 1935. The Panthers beat Broadwater 26 to 25, Dr R L Hook covered Taylor hospital, and B J Bates traveled to Rochester for medical care with daughter Mrs Harold Rowan joining in Omaha. Clayton Lindley, employed at Fort Collins, Colo, visited relatives. Fred Rocker and son spent the weekend in town.

William Miller Sidney R. F. Miller Don Howard Miller Roy Peterson Oshkosh Andy Peterson Chappell Ethel Shirley Adolph Schmids Jerry J. Pace Pace Lodge Pole High School R. L. Hook Taylor Hospital Taylor Panthers Broadwater B. J. Bates Rochester Minn Harold Rowan Broken Bow Omaha Clayton iLndley Fort Collins Colo Fred Rocker

Local Family News Touches Denver and Omaha Visits

Velma Holtman leaves for Denver for employment. Carl Jacobs welcomes a baby girl at Harris hospital in Chappell. Ray Johnsons and daughters visit Pearl Johnson. George Whitefoot ships cattle to Omaha and visits daughter Phyllis at Hastings. Mrs. W G Crose travels with Rev Besbe to Denver. Fred Lehmkuhl and nephew Douglas Harrison depart for Omaha.

Lee Johnson Velma Holtman Fred Holtman Denver Carl Jacobs Harris Hospital Chappell Ray Johnson Julesburg Pearl Johnson George Whitefoot Omaha Phyllis Business College Hastings W. G. Crose Besbe Fred Lehmkuhl Douglas Harrison

Catholic Church Mass Schedule and Pastor

Weekday masses at 8 am and Sunday services at 7 8 and 9 30 am with Sunday evening devotion rosary instruction and benediction at 7 30 pm. Anton Link is the pastor.

Anton Link

Quinquagesima Sunday Church Services and Schedule

The parish outlines Quinquagesima Sunday events with church school at 9 45 a m worship and sermon at 11 a m theme The Master s Way and urges attendance Choirs meet Wednesdays at 7 p m juniors 8 p m seniors 8 p m Confirmation class Sunday at 1 p m Lorenzo School instruction Tuesdays at 7 30 p m Dr W T Kahse pastor issues cordial invitation to all services.

Lorenzo School W. T. Kahse

Episcopal Church Lenten Schedule and Guilds

On Quinquagesima Sunday service times include Holy Communion at 8 a m and church school at 9 45 a m. Monday honors St Matthias with Holy Communion at 10 a m and St Marys guild with Catherine Jones at 7 30 p m. Tuesday features junior confirmation class at 4 p m and senior servers guild at 7 30 p m. Wednesday Ash Wednesday observances include St Perpetuas guild at 6 30 p m and penitential office with sermon at 7 45 p m.

St. Matthias St. Mary's Guild Catherine Jones St. Perpetua’s Guild

Choir Practice and Midweek Service Schedule

Thursday at 7 p m choir practice and at 8 p m midweek service led by Vicar P E Spehr.

P. E. Spehr

St Pauls Lutheran Church Sunday Services and Ash Wednesday

St Pauls Lutheran Church lists Sunday School at 9 30 am German services at 9 30 English services at 10 30 am A congregational meeting follows and Lenten services begin Ash Wednesday February 26 at 7 30 pm in English The Passion season reflects on Behold we go up to Jerusalem Mark 10 33 34 Visitors are welcome Pastor H F Krohn invites all to attend and consider the solemn message.

Jerusalem H. F. Krohn

Christian Church Sunday Services and Topics

Sunday school at 10 a m. Communion and sermon at 11 a m. Sermon topic The Alternatives. Endeavor at 6 30 p m. Evangelistic services at 7 30 p m. Sermon topic The Axe and the Tree. A cordial welcome awaits you to any service. If you have no church home here, come with us. J L Tyner, Minister.

J. L. Tyner

Sermon at Presbyterian Church on Student as a Master

The Presbyterian Church invites worship at 11 a.m. with Dr. Paul P. Cheff presiding. Sermon topic titled Student as a Master highlights a guiding message for attendees.

Paul P. Cheff

Worship Service with Dr. Paul Hillman Speaks

Worship at 11 a.m. with guest speaker Dr. Paul Hillman. Epworth League gathering at 6 30 p m.

Paul Hillman Epworth League

Midweek Prayer Service at Evening Worship

Evening worship at 7 30 p m with a midweek prayer service. The speaker asserts that studious perusal of the sacred volume makes better citizens fathers and husbands, urging steady devotion and moral guidance.

Complete Fertilizers Contain Potash Nitrogen and Phosphoric Acid

Complete fertilizers are defined by their three essential nutrients potash nitrogen and phosphoric acid providing balanced plant nutrition.

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