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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1938

Page

4

Sidney News Highlights Local Social and Business Travel

Mrs Charles Hancock and her family travel to Council Bluffs to attend to business and visit relatives. Numerous residents and visitors are listed with trips to Alliance Denver Los Angeles Yakima and Scottsbluff. Local births, hospital updates, and business moves at Onsbornd Dodge dealer relocation are noted along with several forest service assignments and family illness.

J. E. Siedel Julesburg Bernard Stone Siedel Zelena Worden Presbyterian Hospital Denver Harvey Bush Wichita Kan Carl Hutchison C. A. Bergstrom Scottsbluff Sidney L. A. Garner Hollywood Calif San Bernardino Garner Jack H. Lowe F. L. Whitelock al Bundy Allis-Chalmers Texaco 10Th Avenue Hickory Street Lee Gain Ted Cannon Charles Gardner Pueblo Colo United States Forest Service St. Charles Gardner W. J. Shoemaker Ingelwood Carl F. Blaker Sig Hirshberg Phoenix Ariz C. W. Shaffer Charles Deaver Marcelyn West C. L Bartow Fullerton C. N. Philbrick Walter Kohlschimdt Sidney District Dale Walter Roche Teddy Lieber Stanley Perry L. H. Patrowsky M. W. Osborn Motor Company H. S. Strom J. L. Hand Lincoln Mr. Hand

Mr Creighton Travels for Hardware Company Move

H P Craig and family have moved into the Crighton home at 1044 6th avenue, as reported in local notices. The article notes Mr Creighton travels for a hardware company, with household relocations overlapping the household news.

Mr. Creighton H. P. Craig Crighton 6Th Avenue

Webster Family Visited Dalton Relative's Home

Mr and Mrs Clifford Webster and daughter Louise of Dalton visited Wednesday at the home of his mother Mrs M E Webster.

Clifford Webster Louise Dalton M. E. Webster

Taem Catholic Church Masses and Programs Schedule

Sunday masses at 7 8 and 9 30 a m Sunday evening devotion rosary instruction and benediction at 7 30 p m Anton Link pastor prepares to church membership Saturdays at 2 p m religious instruction for children 9 to 10 15 a m Tuesdays Wednesdays Thursdays and Fridays visitors welcome H F Krohn pastor

Taem H. F. Krohn

Presbyterian Church Sunday Schedule and Sermon Theme

At 10 a.m. Sunday school and 11 a.m. church service. Sermon titled The Coming of Spring. Music supplied by the choir with a solo by Dr. Sherrerd, piano by Mrs. J. C. Bush, and Dr. Paul P. Cheff officiating as pastor.

Sherrerd J. C. Bush Paul P. Cheff

Church Schedule and Lenten Prayer Note

Church week includes 9 45 a m school worship at 11 a m sermon The Foolish Rich Man Union service at Potter M E church 7 30 p m Penny carnival Monday at church parlors proceeds to missionary cause Midweek prayer Wednesday 7 30 p m Choir rehearsal Thursday 7 15 p m Membership training Friday 4 p m A Lenten Prayer by John J Sheaff minister

Potter M. E Missionary Cause Jesus Savior King John J. Sheaff

Christian Church Service Schedule and Choir Notes

The Christian Church outlines a full day of activities including a 10 a.m. Sunday school, 11 a.m. worship with the Unclean Spirit sermon, a junior church session in the basement led by Mrs. Tyner, a 2 p.m. orchestra rehearsal under Ivan Foster, and a 6:30 p.m. Christian Endeavor followed by 7:30 p.m. evening worship with a What Must I Do topic and a quartet recital. Choir rehearsal moves to Thursday at 7:30 p.m. with Pastor J L Tyner.

Tyner Ivan Foster Christian Endeavor

Route One Group Socials and Local Visits

Mrs Hondegard hosts Route One members and neighbors as Mr and Mrs John Grimes and families plus Mr and Mrs Arthur Stoll spend Sunday at August Christensen home. Multiple visits up to Sunday, with Bartling and Christensen families hosting and hosting guests. A Happy Hollow school program drew a large crowd Friday night followed by refreshments.

John Grimes Arthur Stoll August Christensen Wilbert Christensen Garrett Scharrel Richard Bartling John Kastens Hubert Bondegard Ridgway Fletcher Herman Miller Happy Hallow School

St Pauls Lutheran Church Sunday Services and Programs

St Pauls Lutheran Church schedules Sunday school at 9:30 a m German service also at 9:30 a m English service at 10:30 a m Lutheran hour radio program on KFEL Denver at 2:30 p m Lenten English services held Wednesdays at 7 45 p m

KFEL Denver

Sunol Social Roundup Includes Visits and Local Tournament

Mr and Mrs John Birkby and Mr and Mrs Ed Ahlberg and son shopped in Sterling Saturday Edwin Misegadis of Denver spent the weekend with his parents Quite a few from here attended the basketball tournament at Lodge Polo Sunol won the tournament Bobby Zalesky visited school at Sund Friday afternoon Mr and Mrs John Japp were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Ed Ahlberg and son Mr and Mrs Leon Camp and son of Gibbon and Mrs A Foreman of Fullerton were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs G W Bonser Wednesday Mr and Mrs H H Misegadis and family were Saturday evening dinner guests of Mr and Mrs John Demers of Sunol John Zalesky Jr spent the week end with Raymond Demers Pauline Ostermeier and Lloyd Tilghman spent Thursday evening at the Frank Kokes home Mr and Mrs Glen Dickinson spent Thursday evening at the J R Brown home and Mr and Mrs Tom Kendrick and

John Birkby Ed Ahlberg Sterling Edwin Misegadis Denver Lodge Polo Sunol Bobby Zalesky Sund John Japp Leon Camp Gibbon A. D. Foreman Fullerton G. W. Bonser H. H. Misegadis John Demers John Zalesky, Jr Raymond Demers Pauline Ostermeier Lloyd Tilghman Frank Kokes Glen Dickinson J. R. Brown Tom Kendrick

Tilghman Family Trips and Local Calls Highlight Weekend

Billy Tilghman left Saturday for Fort Collins to establish a future home. Mrs. H. H. Misegadis visited Mrs. R. H. Glassburn on Thursday. The Tilghmans and son drove to Bronson on Friday. T. A. Bonser and Ed Ahlberg joined Glen and D. E. Dickinson for a Proctor business trip Tuesday. Dickinsons attended the Planck sale Wednesday. G. W. Bonser stayed in Sterling Wednesday with Mable Sullivan. Frank Kokes made a business call at Don Brandt’s Friday. Mrs. G. W. Bonser spent forenoon Friday with Mrs. Tom Kendrick. John Hellbusch visited the Lucar Stadlar home Sunday. W. J. Tilghman and son saw the Dickinsons Thursday evening. Mrs. Carlos Christensen and sons spent Friday afternoon with Mrs. R. H. Glassburn, and they were supper guests.

Billy Fort Collins H. H. Misegadis R. H.glassburn Wwe Sterling Mable Sullivan Frank Kokes Don Brandt G. W. Bonser Tom Kendrick John Hellbusch Lucar Stadlar W. J. Tilghman and Son Glen

East Dalton Social Notes Highlight Local Visits

Mr. and Mrs Will Fredericksen and daughter Iva Mae spent Sunday afternoon at the Carl Christensen home. Mrs Henry Blome and sons visited Emil Marx. Mr. and Mrs Charles Munshaw Sr., Mr. and Mrs J D Devier, Mr. (text truncated)

Will Fredericksen Iva Mae Carl Christensen Henry Blome Emil Marx

Sunday Guests and Local Socials Across Several Homes

Mrs Elmer Martin Hazel Munhaw and Edith Devier were Sunday guests at the John Ebert home Elizabeth Schlueter spent Saturday night at the Emil Marx home Mr and Mrs Fred Rattiman spent Sunday evening at the Carls Christensen home Mrs Mary Reel of Denver spent Sunday at the Charles Munshaw home and Mrs Alfred Christensen and Pauline spent Monday evening at the Emil Marx Home Mr and Mrs J A Seifer Jr Betty Jean and Bobby entertained their high school teachers and Miss Dewey after dinner Tuesday evening

Elmer Martin Hazel Munhaw Edith Devier John Ebert Elizabeth Schlueter Emil:Marx Fred Rattiman Carls ‘Christensen Mary Reel Denver Charles Munshaw Alfred Christensen Pauline Emil Marx J. A. Seifer, Jr Betty Jean Bobby Tiss High Miss Dewey Aft

Bridgeport Ballot Question On Road Re Routing Bonds

Bridgeport voters head to the polls next Tuesday to decide if the city council should issue $15 000 in negotiable bonds for a right of way to re route highways 19 and 26 through Bridgeport The ballot details bonds dated March 1 1938 due in annual amounts through 1958 with interest not to exceed 3 1 2 percent per year and payables March 1 1939 and semi annually

Bridgeport Tueday City of

City to widen Railroad Avenue and clear obstructions

Proposes widening Railroad Avenue from its intersection with P Street to Main Street and other improvements. Includes acquisition of right of way and removal of buildings and obstructions. Also asks whether the city should levy a general tax on all taxable property to pay interest and principal on bonds as they mature.

Railroad Avenue P Street Main Street

Payment Plan Under Farm Program Outlined

A sample illustrates how federal benefit payments are determined under the new farm program. A wheat farmer with a 100 acre farm and a national wheat acreage share of 90 acres would use his normal yield of 10 bushels per acre as a basis for calculation.

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Wheat Acreage Benefits and Reduced Payment Example

An illustration shows an acre farming decision. Planting 90 acres to wheat yields 900 bushels at 12 cents each, totaling $108. If the farmer expands to 100 acres, excess 10 acres trigger a 96 cent per bushel deduction on 190 bushels, reducing $96 and leaving a net benefit of $12.

Market Quotations for Poultry and Butterfat Prices

Hens weighing 414 pounds bring 8 cents for No. 1 under 414 pounds. Leghorn hens No. 1 fetch 6 cents. Cocks colored 5 cents, Leghorn 4 cents. Colored springs 10 cents. All No. 2 poultry 5 cents less. Stags 3 cents less. Butterfat 26 cents. Eggs 12 cents.

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Charles Hancock E. E. Osborn Council ‘Bluffs E. H. Reinmuth Fern Happel Alliance Walter Happe G. E. Evans C. W. Richards Arta Kenfield West Coast Lloyd Los Angeles Carl Cruise Yakima Wash Vista William Neary Shirley Lee ‘Kenfield Floyd Miller Walter Miller Ruth Sparks Louis Miller Muriel Riggs Grand Island A. C. Stiller Hi Wand John Winsted Batton Lyons Alice Tesar Taylor Hospital BE. Pettibone Denver Wesday Denver Dental Association Marilyn Baby Daugler Svend Olsen Roche Hospital A. S. Hardy Robert Clark Evelyn Moseman H. J. Loebe Don Howerter Sherm Haflich Haflich Terry Carpenter Roy Creighton Holdrege Logans Market O. P. Skaggs Store Anton, Link Presbyterian Church J.L. Tyner Pastor Mrs. Hondegard ST. Paul's Lutheran Church South Sunol Margaret Glassburn East Dalton Charles Munshaw, Sr J. D. Devier Montgomery Illinois Street Nebraska Edgar Sayre John Spence Model Cleaners L. R. Romberg Kansas Colorado Romberg Fogar Sayre Sidney, Nebraska Western Drug Co Vick Prince Albert Fitch Fountain Service Carlson’s Nyal Everready Lux Soap Nyal Iron & Yeast Wright Morton Hess Prouds Thermos the Telegraph Publishing Co
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