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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1939

Page

6

Deadline Set To Accelerate 1938 Farm Program Payments

The Nebraska agricultural conservation committee set February 28 as the deadline to submit performance summaries to the state ACP office, aiming to speed payments under the 1938 program. About 90 percent of summaries have reached Lincoln, with $4,116,100 already paid to participants and checks mailed to 27,769 farmers and landlords.

Nebraska Agricultural Conservation Committee ATP Abner Chestemn ACP Nebraska US Treasury Kansas City Lincoln State Committees

Lorenzo and Community Social Notes in Sidney Iowa

Mr and Mrs Charles Foster hosted a six o'clock supper with guests including Elmer Harlan Lloyd McCann Frank Meier and daughters Mildred Van Steenberg and others. The Helping Hand club elected officers. Various visits and dinners around Ed Walker home and Sidney area are noted along with shopping trips and hospitality events.

Charles Foster Elmer Harlan Lloyd McCann Frank Meier Frances and Margalaine Mildred van Steenberg Margalaine Meier Cressie Nelson Glenn David Eber Council Bluffs Iowa Ralph Harlan Sam Chambers Truman Satterfield Dick Darnell Ed Walker Bert Walker Hugh Paris Melvin.Hiett Sidney David Donis Harlan Marion Easterly Ralph Fleming Clyde Robertson Floyd Fleming John Deere Ervin Phelps Jimmy Hugo Cortney Harry Fleming Will Hurt Walter Phelps John George Hurt George Fleming Hugh Cortney C. A. Mohart Charles Deaver Colton Bernard Roelle Lester Vernon

Annual meeting of 8-F telephone line held at Tremain home

Grand Prairie reports the 8-F telephone line held its annual meeting at Ray Tremain's home Wednesday evening. Officers W T Sharman and Planck were elected. A darnty was served by Mrs Tremain and Mrs Leslie Johnson. Several local families and visitors attended including the Jorgensen and Johnson households and members of the M B club and FN club with hostesses Mrs Lipke and Mrs Nightingale listed among attendees.

Henry Schmale Henry Flessner Frank Flessner Leslie Johnson Ted Emma Gell Ray Tremain T. Sharman Planck Tremain Emmi Henry Arlene Harceld Mons Johnson Dan Rupert Doris J. C Jorgensen Anna A L Cruise M. B Ed Lipke Albert Johnson Andrew Johnson Dallas Hade J. C. Jorgensen N C Nelson Charles Smith Earl Nightingale Leslie

Community Sunday Visits and Family Gatherings

Sunday afternoon visits included Witters with John and Chris Junker and Dr. Hull A. Cook visiting the ailing Henry Flessner. Numerous families hosted or shared meals and weekday calls, with gatherings at the Flessner, Johnson, Tremain, Frerichs, and Planick homes. Several relatives, including Leroy Johnson, Ted Johnson, Jimmie Frerichs, and Leona Frerichs, are noted in attendance.

Bud Frerichs Will Frerichs Leslie Johnson Ted Cecil Tremain Sam Irwin Robert Irwin W. W. Craig Mons Johnson Will Gade Clinton Fred Frerichs Forrest Planck E. Planick Jimmie Frerichs Albert Frerichs Leona Frerichs Rev Huth Henry Block Henry Flessner

Community Notes and School Update Features

Residents share social events from an oyster supper and birthday party to shopping trips in Sterling. Sterling visits and home gatherings are noted along with a junior class play rehearsal. High school honor roll lists six names as examinations approach, while curriculum shifts replace business law with economics to aid seniors in college entrance requirements.

Marvin Etterly Melba Fleming Charlotte Madden Keith Robertson Francis Roelle Arlie Nelson Doris Harlan

Sunol News Roundup with Local Events and Scores

Weather improves after a blizzard scare. Sunol basketball beats Dailey 48 to 32 on Tuesday and defeats Potter on Friday. Local visits include Wayne Feikert’s trip to Holdrege and John Hokom’s longer stay. Club meetings focus on storing clothes. Several residents, including the Booth, Sager, and Webb families, are noted with social calls and a Mercury purchase.

Sunol Basketball Trip and Local Visits Recap

A Sunday of visits among Mr and Mrs Vacik, Mr and Mrs Dail, the Kuceras, and the Seegars is noted, with family ties and hospital news for a faintly ill relative. Sunol basketball headed to Lisco Friday, winning 29 to 16, while reserves and grades lagged behind. The Sunol team has one loss this year, to Sidney Academy, and faces Dalton next.

Dalton Dodge Ball News and Community Notes

Dalton residents report a tractor show starring Elmer Graff Maurice Gamble and Ivan Reinmuth while snow blocks roads and snow drifts hinder travel. John Deere day to celebrate at Graff Implement. school pictures at the Dalton schoolhouse. Community meetings, hospital visits, and church auxiliary events fill the week with many hosts and upcoming dedications.

Elmer Graff Maurice Gamble Ivan Reinmuth Sidney Elmer Martin Kenneth E. Reeves Lodgepole Ministerial Association Kimpall Deano,Sachs Clifford Webster Clarence Martin Presbyterian John Deere Dalton Graff, Implement Company Orlock Joe Hire Hax_tun Colo Edwin Heizer Johanie Davison Fisk Winks Juanita Jillson Evelyn Osborn Leola Messmer Betty Jean Siefer Amelia Weber Sundab

West Center social notes amid snow storm closures

Mr and Mrs A H Draper and family visited Mr and Mrs Leonard Freeburg in Simla neighborhood. Snow caused school closures. Mrs George Young hosted Center Ladies Aid with needle work and a short meeting led by Mrs Linton. Mrs Mary Dirks attended as a guest. Next meeting planned at Earl Young home. Other visits included Mr and Mrs E E Osborn and Mrs J C Guill at Raymond Scott home in Greenwood. Library club attended by Mrs Earl Leger. Women's Extension club met with Mrs Charles Jobe. attendance was light. Mrs Clifton Berry led a lesson with refreshments.

A. H. Draper Leonard Freeburg Simla Just Jensen J. C. Guill George Young Center Ladies’ Aid Linton Mary Dirks Earl Young E. E. Osborn Raymond Scott Greenwood Earl Leger Library Club Dalton Women’s Extension Club Charles Jobe Clifton Berry

Dalton hospital patient Delno Sahs ill with pneumonia

Delno Sahs son of Mr and Mrs William Sahs is a patient at Dalton hospital this week with pneumonia. Mr and Mrs Raymond Scott accompanied the Harry Scott family to Sidney Saturday.

Delno Sahs William Sahs Dalton’hospital Raymond Scott Harry Scott Sidney

Local Notes From Lodge Pole and Nearby Homes

Harold Kreider made a business trip to Cheyenne Wyoming on Monday. Mrs Tillie Peterson of Chappell was a Sunday guest in the A C Peterson home. Mrs Joe Teague and children returned to Sidney Saturday after a few days with the Tom Rubado home. Mr and Mrs Henry Whitefoot and Delbert of Boelus arrived Thursday to visit George and Ernest Whitefoot families. Mr Tom Rubado spent Sunday visiting Mrs Rubado in the Sidney hospital. He was joined home by daughter Marjorie who visited in the Joe Teague home. Mr and Mrs Arthur Christensen of South Gate California came Tuesday evening after the death of Christensen's father Mr J N Isley. Paul Franss and Ralph Carleton returned to North Platte to serve on the federal jury. Mr and Mrs William Hibbs of Long Beach California visited at Lydiat and Groshart homes en route to Elwood. Miss Bernie Walters of Bridgeport visited with her parents and left for North Platte to visit relatives. Joe Teague of Sidney and Floyd Wise and other Farmers Oil employees returned Friday from a business trip to Kansas City Kansas.

Mary Sager Firth Booth E. Harms Henry Flessner Sunol Dailey Colo George Held Potter Wayne Feikert John Hokom Holdrege Wayne John Sunol Woman's Club Mnto Ralph Taliby Project Igsson Alf, Whitmire Don_ ald iChayenne Eugene Miller Clayton Lindley Lodgepole Sund Paul Booth Ww. W. Craig J. W. Webb Big Springs Russell Kinkade Ater Dewey Crees Gurley Chris Oversdahl Fred Geis Jr North Bend Geis Odd Fellows Rebekah Frandsen Hall Matt Kummer James Harold Longmont Colorado Simla Clair Davis Harold Siemer Asbury Lucille Dugger Frank Hill Hills Arndt Presbyterian Church Harold Kreider Cheyenne Wyo Tillie Peterson Chappell A. C. Peterson Joe Teague Sidney Tom Rubado Henry Whitefoot Delbert Boelus George Ernest Whitefoot William Hibbs Long Beach California L. A

No Naval Academy boxer has turned pro yet

The article notes that while the Naval Academy has produced many intercollegiate boxing champions, no midshipman has pursued a professional career. The statement frames the program as strong at amateur level with no alumni moving to professional boxing.

Don Budge Ellsworth Vines Alice Marble New York Budge Vines Naval Academy

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A. L. Cruise Npeb Club Harold Spiker E. Planck Jimmie Willard Frerichs Charles Welton Don Weimer Alfred Jorgensen Roger Genevieve Morfeld Evelyn P TA Anchor School Henry Fiessner John Olson Leona Mary Frerichs Albert Stevens and Sons Emma Annette Jurgens Ralph Welton Lanny Herman Dykman C A. Foster E Planck Forrest Panck J. Pool Birdie Lane Lorenzo Mrs Grand Prairie Anna Jorgensen Grand Isla Omaha City Chicago Detroit Burlington Trailways Comema Burlington Bus Depot Young’s Cafe Logans Market O. P. Skaggs Store C Swift Walter ‘Phelps Agnes Ronald Dean Otto Raddatz Sterling, Colo Bert Allington Mas Ben -Vacik Bernard Dail c W' Vacik James" Kucera Wesley Seda Kucera E. H.~seegar Fred Haworth Guy Gilbert Lisco Sidney Academy Harvey Heizer West Center Ruth Osborn FORD FORD_DéLings Tudor Lodge Pole George Line Floyd Wise Farmers Oil Company Kansas Dinnacle Cheyenne County SBR. CO ERS & Son Sunol, Nebraska McCormick-Deering Babcock Implement Co 12Th Avenue Iaa America Bruckner’s BEN Franklin
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