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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1937

Page

2

July Fourth Program Is Being Completed

Sidney prepares a big Fourth of July celebration with Central States Carnival on Hickory street near the Commercial hotel. Plans include speakers of national renown, sports, fireworks, and many features. Debates over store hours for Sunday and Monday continue with the Legion pushing open stores and the chamber urging closing.

Lars Runge Costello Sidney Central States Carnival Company Hickory Street Commercial Hotel The Legion Chamber of Commerce

Lasseter Transfer Moves Lasseters to Savannah July First

Lasseter family leaves Sidney for Savannah on July first after residing in Holdrege Scottsbluff and Sidney. He came from Holdrege to succeed Earl Woolley and held active roles in chamber of commerce Lions club and country club programs. Mrs Lasseter served Episcopal church and many social clubs.

Braska Holdrege Scottsbluff Sidney Earl Woolley Lasseters Lasseter Chamber of Commerce Lions Club Country Club

Sixty Three Working For WPA In County

The county considers park work at Gurley as a modest Public Works Administration project. It would not be a large assignment but could employ a few men, with an estimate that eight workers would be hired for about two months.

WPA Gurley Payne

Wet Weather Delays Oil Street Oiling Plan

Weather likely postpones oiling of streets as residents weigh costs to finish work rather than cancel. Officials note two inches of gravel may be required under rain and city crews push ahead with larger water mains on 15th Avenue before oiling reaches the street.

15Th Avenue

Generous Rain Helps Crops and Pastures Across Regions

Farmers report pasture recovery after scarce grazing as rain totals reach half an inch to over two inches in scattered areas. Unsettled weather chilled temperatures near freezing and dust bowl regions in Kansas celebrate relief from drought while planes briefly faced foggy delays.

Rocky Mountain Kansas Dust Bowl United Airlines

Weather Aiding In Grasshopper Warfare

In the organized grasshopper war, insects have received instructions and are ready to continue the poison campaign once warmer temperatures return and hoppers become active again.

Eren

Date In Suit By Taxpayers Remains Open

An attorney received the answer date in a taxpayers suit set for June 14, with Hand awaiting the board's next step. Sidney waits anxiously for the action's outcome as Hand plans to build a modern apartment house on the site.

Hand Sidney

Hit Parade and I Met Him in Paris At Fox Theater

The Hit Parade at Fox Theatre Sunday and Monday features a star cast of radio names and top musical acts including Ellington Duchin the Tic Toc girls and Ben Grauer amid a lively review. Claudette Colbert stars in I Met Him in Paris a comedy romance with Melvyn Douglas and Robert Young set in Paris and the Swiss Alps with 13 costume changes for Colbert and numerous changes for her leading men.

Fox Theatre Frances Langsford Phil Regan Louise Henry Pert Kelton William Newell Ranny Weeks Max Terhune al Pearce Gang Molasses and January Carl Hoff Hit Parade Orchestra Eddy Duchin Duke Ellington Voice of Experience Ed Thorgersen Ben Grauer George Givot Oscar Elmer Claudette Colbert Paris Melvyn Douglas Robert Young Swiss Alps Sunny Valley Idaho Switzerland Miss Colbert Douglas Young

Nielsen Elected New Lions District Head

Three district governors were elected at the 38th Nebraska Lions club convention in Lincoln as delegates voted to divide the state into three districts. New governors are B. H. Teves Platte Center M C Mayo Lincoln and J W Nielsen Sidney. Falls City will host the 1938 convention.

Nebraska Lions Club Lincoln B. H. Teves Platte Center M. C. Mayo J. W Nielsen Sidney Ira D. Kyle Omaha Jack Raymond Scottsbluff Falls City Kyle

Nielsen elected as Sidney Lions delegate at convention

Nielsen, a charter Sidney Lions member, was chosen as an official delegate to the convention from Sidney. He had taken no active campaign for the office and his election came as a welcome surprise to other Sidney Lions members. He is a past president of the Sidney Lions and has long shown strong interest in Lions club work.

Raymond Frank V. Birch Milwaukee Lions International Birch Lions Club Oren S. Copleland George Irwin Gering John C. Copeland Valentine Kyle Cochran Nielsen Sidney Sidney Club Lions Sidney Lions

Buick to Broadcast 1937 Braddock Louis Championship Fight

Buick will nationally broadcast the Braddock vs Louis championship boxing match from Chicago on June 22. Joe Hahler reports Buick has signed NBC time across 125 stations, promising blow by blow action and full ringside narration for radio listeners nationwide.

Buick Chicago Joe Hahler W. F. Hufstader Hahler NBC Red Blue

Public Dinner at Methodist Church Announces Low Prices

Community dinner set for June 18 at the Methodist church. Plates priced at 50 cents with children under 12 charged 25 cents. Proceeds support church programs.

Methodist Church

Short Grass baby beef club meets at Olson home

The Short Grass baby beef club held a Tuesday meeting at the Albin Olson home with 11 members present. Calves owned by Carl and Josephine Kurz Claude Chambers Robert and Marjorie Kurz Kenneth Olson and Lawrence Johnson were weighed and discussed. Feed problems were addressed and J C Swinbank Harold Spiker John Kurz Frank Kurz Harold Kurz and Albin Olson contributed to the discussion. Refreshments followed. The next meeting is set for July 1 at the Harold Spiker home.

Short Grass Baby Beef Club Albin Olson Carl Josephine Kurz

Paving Work Advances on Scotts Bluff Summit Highway

Concrete highway construction toward the Scotts Bluff Observatory summit moved ahead Tuesday after three Northwest Engineering Co engineers arrived. The $80,000 National Park Service project aims to prepare guard rails, piers, and roadbed. 18 men conducted early excavations as pouring planned to start Friday under engineer George Larson.

Scotts Bluff North Platte Valley Northwest Engineering Company Rapid City National Parks Service George Larson Larson

Road paving to start on bluff highway project

Officials report paving will begin in two weeks with two concrete mixers and other equipment moved to the bluff top. Work will progress from the bluff down the highway. The awarded contract requires completion within 50 days.

Power Sale Would Be a $100 Million Deal in Nebraska

Nebraska officials estimate purchasing major private power facilities via three PWA financed hydro projects would cost 75 to 100 million dollars funded by bonds retired from operating profits. Wall Street financier Guy C. Myers guides talks, with expected result lower electric rates. Firms: Iowa Nebraska Light and Power Lincoln. Nebraska Power Omaha. Central Power Grand Island. Western Public Service Scottsbluff. Northwestern Public Service.

Nebraska PWA Guy C. Myers Wall Street Iowa Nebraska Light and Power Company of Lincoln Nebraska Power Company of Omaha Central Power Company of Grand Island Western Public Service Company of Scottsbluff Northwestern Public Service Com

Cloverleaf Club Teas Towels Judged at Paul Booth Home

The Cloverleaf club met at the Paul Booth home Friday to judge recently sewn tea towels crafted over the past two weeks. Arlene Wilt and Alzina Windsheimer judged entries with Windsheimer winning first and Thelma Horni cek second. Hostesses Geraldine Booth and Arlene Wilt served lunch. The next meeting will be at the John Hornicek home with Thelma Hornicek and Charlotte Zalesky as hostesses.

Arlene Wilt Alzina Windsheimer Miss Windsheimer Thelma Hornicek Geraldine Booth John Hornicek Charlotte Zalesky

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