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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1939

Page

4

Sidney News Briefs Chronicle Local Happenings

Several small items from Sidney Nebraska note a left hospital admission for four year old Darrell Glassburn. Marie Karlan of Greenlee's in Greenlee’s department travels to Potter then Columbus. Town visits include Louise Carlson and H D Morris in Butcher home. eight pound one ounce girl born to Chris and (Mrs) Terman of Potter at Taylor hospital. Various socials, guests, trips, and moves. Atlas Barber Shop opens. street lights outage due to melted snow. W G Campbell to Denver. Boy Scouts meet. Metro studio visitors hunt site for Union Pacific movie. officials discuss oil prospects near Broadwater. families move residences. civic lodge activities and dances.

Marie Karlan Greenlee Potter John Witt Columbus Paul Blankenship Sterling Colo P. H. Blankenship Louise Carlson H. D. Morris Kearney M. L. Butcher Chris Terman Taylor Hospital Cleda Booth Walter Johnson Josephine Beyer Leitha Devier Howard Rallens George Saab Helen Johnson Chappell Eugene Davis Dick Krueger Grace Bill Sutter Art Nelson Anita Fricke Omaha William Krueger Dorothy Treinen Mabel Lott Colorado Chiropractic State Association Denver R. P Kepler Marvin Skinner North Platte Cheyenne Wyo John Vogle California Vogle Star Packing Company William Wehmiller Clarinda Iowa Hardy Apartments Atlas Sidney Barber Oberfelder Building Western Union Sidney Western Public Service Company W. G. Campbell

Local Notables and Social Notes Amid Winter Visitations

Mrs Leona Williams remains homebound due to illness. Hollis Thomas led a Modern Dance topic study at the Junior Walther League meeting in St Pauls schoolhouse. C W Bruckner of Manitou Colorado visits Sidney with his brother en route to Sutton. Mrs Bertha Bruckner of Manitou plans winter stay with son O R Bruckner and family. Don Jorgenson elected assistant cashier at American National Bank. Mrs K G C Sutherland departs for Fremont after visiting I E Grabill and friends. Harold Bangs leaves Greenlees basement store for Billings then Thermopolis to assume store manager role with his family seeking a new home there.

Leona Williams Hollis Thomas St. Paul’s C. W. Bruckner Manitou Colo Sidney O. R Bruckner Sutton Bertha Bruckner O. R. Bruckner Don Jorgenson American National Bank K. GC. Sutherland Fremont I. E. Grabill Harold Bangs Greenlee Billings Montana Thermopolis Wyo

Sidney Draw gathers New Year visitors and town notices

Sidney residents hosted New Year guests at the John Kurz home. Families mourned a grandson’s death in Sterling on New Year’s day. Local travels included Carl Johnston escorting Evers family to the funeral. Several residents visited friends, shopped, or hauled cattle while children attended school for the first time in 1939.

John Kurz Mr. Parkert Platterville Colo Fred Kretz Frank Kurz Harold Kurz Mr. Evers Sterling New Years Day Sterling Hospital al Koester Henry Koester Carl Kurz Robert Kurz Patrick Seidel Wolbur Hall Sidney M. Evers Henry Evers Mrs. M. Evers

Car Chains Demand Surges Amid Snow Drifts

Dealers report a brisk weekly demand for automobile chains after years of dust on shelves. Many owners had not used chains in a decade and some could not fit them, yet chains become almost a necessity to clear heavy snow drifts.

Antelope Social Roundup Reflects Local Visits

Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Nelson and daughter called at the Ed Nelson home. Several families shared Sunday meals and calls at various Nelson and Herboldsheimer homes. The Buddhist monastery of Slaine, Tibet, is 17,000 feet above sea level.

Slaine Tibet

John Deere Day Held Here Today With Educational Pictures

John Deere Day postponed by heavy snow will be held today at 10:30 at the John Deere building. Sponsored by The Sidney Implement Company with Jess Tompkins as manager. The program includes five educational talking pictures and other features. Tickets from sponsors grant full participation to farmers and their families.

John Deere Sidney Implement Company Jess Tompkins

North Divide News Clippings Summary

Mr and Mrs Ed Brockersby and Mrs Ed Lipke and daughters returned from Central City Thursday. Ed Lipke visited Paul Sparks Friday. Margaret Lewis Miller Ruth Sparks spent Sunday and Monday in Denver. Clyde Kinton visited A L Cruise home. Ray Frame dined with Charles Lessman. Paul Sparks family joined R L Loebe for Sunday dinner in Sidney. Herman and Edwin Blanke traveled to Sidney on Monday. Clyce Kinton co hosted a Rebekah Kensington meeting Wednesday.

Maurice Nelson Ed Nelson Gunheart Olson Allan Nelson Jim Johnson Sidney J. H. Madden Howard Madden J. M. Biggs Jack Vim Colo C. P. Herboldsheimer Leo Olson Miss Deaver Svend Olson L. K. Nelson Anna Reineka Carol Deloris Warren Kermit Chauncey Nelson Chris Terman Edwards Whitney Dewey Larson Burwell Jens Olson Jen Jenson C. P. Herbold Ed Brockersby Ed Lipke Central City Paul Sparks Margaret Lewis Miller Ruth Sparks Denver Clyde Kinton A. L. Cruise Ray Frame Charles Lessman Vera Paul R. L. Loebe Herman Edwin Blanke Clyce Kinton

Weyerts and friends make weekend visits in area

Art and Vern Larson took a business trip to Gurley Friday. Alvin Reed called at Bill Frerich's Sunday morning. Mr and Mrs Laverne Queen were Sunday dinner guests at the Walter Weigers. Morris Jessen returned home from Kearney Saturday. Mr and Mrs George Buss and daughter, Mr and Mrs Jake Thompson and sons, Mr and Mrs John J Folkerts, Mr and Mrs Percy Bimick and son and Bill Huls were also mentioned in the social notes.

Art Vern Larson Gurley Alvin Reed Bill Frerich Laverne Queen Walter Weigers Morris Jessen Kearney George Buss Jake Thompson John J. Folkerts Percy Bimick Bill Huls

Pinochle party and local notes from Sidney

Pinochle players met at the L. C. Queen home with high score to Mrs Anna Hume and Lloyd Brown and consolation to Mrs John Brown and Gene Hume. Mr and Mrs Lewis Jurgens welcomed a baby girl. Anna Hume visiting Sidney. Grandpa Flessner ill. Barn sale attendance at Chappell. Otto Rahe and daughter Bess visited Lavern Queen home.

Isons Sidney L. C. Queen Anna Hume Lloyd Brown John Brown Gene Hume Lewis Jurgens Grandpa Flessner Chappell Otto Rahe Bess Lavern Queen

Man Held For Trial On Car Theft Charge

James L. Reeves bound over to district court under a $1000 bond after pleading not guilty to breaking and entering an automobile. He is charged with taking clothing valued at $30 from Jess Kellogg's car and is jailed for failing to make bond.

James L. Reeves Robert A. Barlow Reeves Jess Kellogg

PCA To Hold Annual Meeting January 26

Farmers and stockmen in Scotts Bluff Banner Kimball and Cheyenne counties and southern Morrill Garden Sioux counties in Nebraska and Goshen county in Wyoming will attend the Scottsbluff Production Credit association annual stockholders meeting on Thursday January 26 at 10 30 a m with a noon lunch. Election of two directors for three year terms will be a feature of the business session. Glen Avery will present the financial statement. Since its organization nearly five years ago under the Farm Credit act of 1933, the Scottsbluff association has operated.

Scotts Bluff Banner Kimball Cheyenne Morrill Garden Sioux Counties Nebraska Goshen County Wyoming Scottsbluff Production Credit Association H. &. Sams Scottsbluff Stockman Glen Avery Farm Credit Scottsbluff Associa

Credit union directors announced for farm loan program

The organization reports advancing over 2,700 livestock and general farm loans totaling 4.3 million dollars. Present directors of the co op include Mr. Sams and Paul H. Meyer of Sidney W T Young Jr of Kimball S R Sweet of Bridgeport and T W Shepard of Mitchell.

Tion Credit ‘“Coop Mr. Sams Paul H. Meyer Sidney W. T. Young, Jr Kimball S. R. Sweet Bridgeport T. W. Shepard

Bake Sale by Methodist Choir at Safeway Stores

The choir members of the Methodist church will host a bake sale at Safeway on Saturday January 14 starting at 10 AM. Proceeds support church programs and missions.

Methodist Church Safeway

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