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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1934

Page

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Chamber of commerce to map 1934 program at Sidney dinner

Sidney business leaders are urged to attend a Monday night chamber dinner at Union Pacific hotel to outline a 1934 program. Secretary Pavlat mailed invitations asking replies by Sunday for hotel reservations. President Jack H. Lowe expects about 50 attendees as the group plans biweekly meetings and a focus on coop­eration to aid Cheyenne County recovery. Continued on Page 6, Column 1.

Sidney Chamber of Commerce Union Pacific Cheyenne County Henry Pavlat

Wild stories on Cheyenne allotment money tardy

Rumors fly in Cheyenne County as wheat allotment funds lag. Officials say Uncle Sam has millions of contracts to inspect and will pay every penny due, though checks are slow. Farmers grow restless awaiting their rights while postmaster change looms in Sidney with Larson awaiting confirmation.

Cheyenne County Sam Uncle Sam Cheyenne

Miss Morrison Slated To Appear In Sidney

Bess Gearhart Morrison, nationally known reader, will perform Shadows of the Years next Thursday at the Methodist Church in Sidney at 7 30 p m. Sponsored by the Womans club, the sketch spans years 1841 1886 and 1933 with complete costume changes. Tickets are 25 cents for adults and 15 cents for children.

Sidney Bess Gearhart Morrison

Ritchie Says Hello To Old County Friends

William Ritchie Jr Omaha attorney and former governor candidate sends greetings to long time county friends. He began his political career in Cheyenne county and regards the community as his real home.

William Ritchie Omaha Ritchie Cheyenne County

Whitmore Speaks At Lions Club Meeting

Robert Whitmore head of Finke Creamery in Sidney gave Lions Club members the inside story of milk dealer codes at their weekly meeting noon Wednesday at the Union Pacific hotel.

Robert Whitmore Finke Creamery Company Pliant Sidney The Lions Club Union Pacific

Corn Hog Allotment Organization to Open Saturday

Cheyenne county prepares to form the corn hog allotment organization with a Saturday meeting in Eagle precinct. County Agent L D Willey will attend Alliance for final schooling. Precinct committeemen to gather details and inform communities to decide participation. a schedule of community meetings runs January 27 to February 6 across multiple precincts and venues.

Cheyenne County Eagle Precinct L. D. Willey Eagle Lodgepole M. E. Church Potter Leyfang Hall Trognitz Corner School

Four Thousand Veterans Dropped From Nebraska Pensions

A Veterans Administration report shows 4000 Nebraska World War I veterans lost pensions under a new Washington policy. Numbers fell from 6995 recipients on March 31, 1933 to 2879 on November 30, 1933. Hospital care increased with 176 inpatients by November, 160 non service connected. Special board reviewed 428 cases, 203 discontinued and 225 continued.

Nebraska Washington Veterans’ Administration Veterans’ Hospital

Four Men Held After Alleged Beating at Potter Dance

Four men were arrested after an alleged assault at the Joe Johnson place in Potter Saturday night. Ernest Ogard was beaten. three other men Roy Marsh William Null and Clyde Nelson face intoxication charges with varying bonds and court dates. Sheriff Schulz and Chief Livoni report one man flashed a badge during the altercation to imply deputy status. Continued on Page 6 Column 2.

Robert Loebe Sidney R. A. Barlow Liebe Liberty E. L. Hyde Roy Marsh William Null Clyde Nelson Nelson George Rohde Marsh Schulz Livoni Ernest Ogard Joe Johnson Potter Ogard Leebe Null Ozard

Farm Bureau Elects Directors Wednesday

Three retiring directors of the Cheyenne County Farm Bureau were re elected at the annual meeting held in the district court room. Emil Johnson Charles Welton and C B Toof will serve three year terms. The program highlighted the county agent report and discussions on last year activities. Mrs Ed Lipke reviewed women's roles and presented a paper by Mrs W E Brockelsby on 4 H club benefits. J R Redditt of the extension service could not attend due to hatchery code duties. no outside speakers were engaged.

Cheyenne County Farm Bureau Emil Johnson Charles Welton C. B. Toof Ed Lipke

Presidential Ball to Honor Roosevelt at Waldorf Astoria

Arrangements for the presidential birthday ball next Tuesday night are nearly complete. A capacity crowd is expected to attend the event at the Waldorf Astoria hotel in New York City to celebrate the 52nd anniversary of President Roosevelt. A loud speaker will relay the program from the main hall to the auditorium.

Roosevelt Waldorf-Astoria Hotel New York City

Legion Delegates Chosen For District Convention

Tom Bokjer John Sullivan and Ed Runge were named Tuesday night as delegates from the local American Legion post to the district convention to be held February 26 at Kimball. Commander I L Pindell and Adjutant John Costello also are official delegates to the session. Several other local veterans plan to attend.

Tom Bokjer John Sullivan Ed Runge American Legion Kimball I. L. Pindell John Costello

Pindell Took Office During Wilson Term

I. L. Pindell was appointed Sidney postmaster in September 1920 during the Wilson administration and not a year later under Harding, he said Tuesday in correcting the history of the Sidney post office compiled by Robert S. Oberfelder.

I. L. Pindell Sidney Woodrow Wilson Harding Robert S. Oberfelder

American National Sells 40000 Worth of Preferred Stock to Government

American National Bank sells 40000 of preferred stock to the RFC with Uncle Sam becoming a partner. President A J Jorgenson says the move strengthens bank capital, supports Roosevelt's recovery program, and adds federal protection for depositors beyond the standard FDIC coverage. The bank notes 100 percent depositor protection up to 2500 per account plus added government backing.

American National Uncle Sam American’ National Bank A. J. Jorgenson The RFC Roosevelt Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Federal Reserves System American National Bank United States

Sidney Men Feature Session of Grecian Organization Held at Bayard

Prominent native Americans and Greeks gathered in Bayard for the first open installation of Ahepa officers in the North Platte valley. Dr Marc Wilkinson, visiting national headquarter representative and Rocky Mountain governor, addressed the crowd as a cowboy drill team from Cheyenne performed. The afternoon ceremony included installations and a 400 guest dinner followed by dancing with speakers from Sidney Bayard and Bridgeport and a choir directed by Rev Andronopulos.

Bayard Greek Order of Ahepa North Platte Valley Washington Marc Wilkinson Rocky Mountain States Cheyenne Peter Zer

Rabbit-Coyote Hunt Planned Near Gurley Next Sunday

Detailed plans for a coyote rabbit hunt around Gurley are outlined with a start at 1 30 pm three miles east and two miles south of Gurley. Hunters will form a square by lines along west south east and north boundaries with captains named for each section and only shotguns allowed without buckshot or BB.

Gurley Charles Gabriel E. Rihn S. Jensen W. Borch

Ten Percent Unemployed In Nebraska Says Official

State official estimates less than ten percent of Nebraska’s population is unemployed. Reemployment Director Hodge cites about five percent as relief burden and explains many on the register are seasonal workers or farmers. Federal relief rolls show 176 459 on relief with 71 965 in 15 877 families direct relief and 8 117 singles. 1 113 on work relief and 264 transients. If all 105 000 registered were unemployed, it would still be under ten percent of the 1930 census population.

Nebraska Hodge Randall Biart

Knights of Columbus Hold Annual Banquet Address Defends Catholic Teaching

More than 200 people attended the Knights of Columbus Sidney council annual banquet in the academy auditorium Wednesday evening. John Delehante of Beatrice delivered a scholarly talk defending Catholic teaching, tracing religion through history and addressing opposition to Catholicism. He noted Catholics include many of the world’s most intellectual people and urged understanding amid criticism.

Knights of Coymbus Sidney Council Academy John Delehante Beatrice Delehante

Optimists Help Brownie With Dog License

Wallace Brown known as Brownie receives a dollar from his Optimists gang to cover his dog Buck’s license. The group, formed by Brownie’s schoolmates to ensure a square deal, notes his past injuries from a fall and supportive friends.

Brownie Optimists Wallace Brown Sun Buck

Sidney Rifle Club Elects Officers for 1934

The Sidney Rifle Club recently elected J. C. Parks president for the coming year with H. E. Pierson as vice president Melvin Sweet as treasurer G. H. Doran secretary and Gus Hellbush executive officer The club is now competing in postal matches with the state association and plans rifle competitions in 1934 locally.

Sidney Rifle Club J.C. Parks H. E. Pierson Melvin Sweet G. H. Doran Gus Hellbush

P. T. A. To Stage Ball Here On February 17

The Parent-Teachers association plans a costume ball in the city auditorium on February 17 with valuable merchandise awards for best costumes. Further details will be announced once arrangements are finalized.

Parent-Teachers Association City Auditorium

Fifty Men Put To Work On Kimball Bushnell Highway

Fifty men have been put to work on the highway between Kimball and Bushnell. A force of 25 men handle the dirt work under Steele and Olinger while 25 men work on the cement section under the Koehler Construction Company.

Kimball Bushnell Steele and Olinger Koehler Construction Company

CWA Hour Cut Sparks Call for New Fund and Relief Hope

Senator Thompson backs new appropriation to restore CWA hours as 250 Cheyenne county relief workers drop to 15 hours weekly. Norris and Carpenter silent on the appeal, while federal payroll reductions of one million men every two weeks loom between February and May, potentially affecting local projects.

George W. Norris Terry Carpenter Chamber of Commerce Thompson Norris Carpenter Cheyenne County CWA

FFA Officers Elected At Tuesday Meeting

Udell Ward was elected president of the local FFA chapter at a meeting in the Smith-Hughes building Tuesday. Stanley Elsen won vice president, J D Hughes secretary treasurer, Arnold Schiller news reporter, with Henry Elsen honored for service. Members voted to engrave the poultry cup won at North Platte. Entertainment by Art Chambers H Witters Clifford Davis Arnold Schiller Malcolm Johnson Martin Jacobs Robert Rexroth Stanley Elsen.

Udell Ward FFA Smith-Hughes J. D. Hughes Farmer’s Stanley Elsen Arnold Schiller Henry Elsen North Platte Art Chambers H. Witters Clifford Davis Malcolm Johnson Martin Jacobs Robert Rexroth

Campfire Banquet Tonight Attracts Large Crowd

Miss Eldora De Motts, a national field worker in the campfire organization, is expected to deliver an unusually interesting talk at the annual Banquet of Campfire Daughters and Mothers this evening, drawing a wide attendance.

Eldora de Motts Miss de Motts

Food Demonstration in Sidney Saturday At 2 P.M.

Freda Beebe in structor at the local high school will preside over a city auditorium food demonstration Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. The meeting aims to show how to stretch the food dollar and is open to all women of the section.

Freda Beebe

Also Mentioned on This Page

W. L. Larson Chamber Commerce Jack H. Lowe Pindell Bond Fund W. LeRoy Larson James Farley Farley Larson Miss Morrison Old County Whitmore Davison M. E Union Valley Dalton Bronson Chambers Engel Hall Pleasant View Huntsman Seimers Bunker Hill Lorenzo School House Colton Sunol Farm Bureau Legion Wilson Jorgenson Ersoh R. Spearow F. Jurgens J. Smith L. Nelson T. Borcher Theodore Egging Herman Thomgen H. Jurgens V. Neick G. Ledel A. Rowan P. Mortensen Wm. Frederickson Knights OF Columbus John P. Delehante History OF Council IN Parks Sidney Rifle Shooters
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