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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1936

Page

3

Liabilities and Capital Accounts From Bank Statement Fragment

Fragmentary ledger text detailing demand and time deposits by class, deposits of government units, deposits of other banks, and total deposits. Includes capital accounts with preferred and common stock, surplus, and undivided profits. Mentions pledged loans and investments and pledged securities totals across items 14 to 18.

United States Banking House Reserve Federal Reserve

Local Social Notes Amid Monégay Gatherings

Mrs. Joe Kubis helped Mrs. Robert Nelsorm with meat Monday. Mr and Mrs C P Herboldsheimer and family spent Sunday at Pete Nelsons. Arlo Fisher and family called at Charles Johnsons and Pete Nelsons Saturday. Marie Stanley visited Neil Dunlavy, Ray Fishers and Pete Nelsons Monday.

Joe Kubis Robert Nelsorm C.P. Herboldsheimer Pete Nelson Arlo, Fisher Charles Johnson Pete ‘Nelson Marie Stanley Neil Dunlavy Ray Fisher

Sunnyside Social activity noted in local listings

Oscar Olsen spent Wednesday with his sister Mrs Lillian Johnson. Albert Brandl and family visited Harold Hernbloom home Wednesday evening. Sidney shoppers and local calls around the Omel, Johnson, Talish, Halsey and Pearson households noted. several visits to Les Omel and Paul Pearson homes. Harold Omel attended a Friday night party. Lincoln and Stromburg trips mentioned for E A Johnson and Lemoyne Johnson.

Oscar Olsen Lillian Johnson Albert Brandl Harold Hernbloom John, Theis and Son Sylvan Halsey Les Omel Oscar ‘Olson Frank Halsey Ladies Aid 5. Johnson

Maple Grove Community Social Notes Recap

Maple Grove residents share a week of visits and gatherings at multiple homes. Mrs Ed Miles hosts family meals with Alice and Harvey. Frances Hade leads a flower project. many neighbors attend suppers and dinners at James Irwin Bert Walker and Nels Johnson homes. April 9 meeting planned with Mrs Albert Johnson.

Wii T. Sharman James Irwin Sharman J. C. Jorgensen Anna Nels Johnson Ed Miles Alice Harvey F. N. Club Frances Hade Joe Green Albert Johnson Dorothy Irwin Harold Spiker Leonard Walker Bert Walker John Junker James Irsvin Vern Sharman Hazel Miles William Bacziong W. T. Sharman Alfred Jorge Sens Dennis. Walsh Hugh Cortney H. P. Cortney Elmer.Gade Donald Lowell Hoktom W. ‘T. Sharman William Badziong Ed Schultz Newt Berggren John Newton K. P. Houge Earl Sharman Art Sassaman R. W. Johnson N. P. Johnson's Andrew Johnson John Chris Junker August Gade Lilie Hazel Elmer Gade’s BR. W. Johnson Ww. Shinkle Fletcher Mann Gr Spiker George Davis Berggren Mra

Sextrap by Mrs Pete Nelson at Fetes Nelsons

A fragmented local society note lists gatherings and visits. Clifford Strange attended a Tuesday night fete at Nelsons followed by a Colton community sale. Henry Wickstrom reports impassable roads in Moville Iowa as snow melts rapidly. A son named Roland Vernon was born March 2 to Mr and Mrs Vernon Sanders. Various families, including Henry Hates, Fred Elmquist, Albert Jacobson, and Joe Sigmunds, are noted for hosting or visiting over the weekend.

Clifford.Strange Fetes Nelson Robert Nelson Joe Kubis Colton Suesday Henry “Wickstrom Moville Vernon Sanders Roland Vernon Henry Hates Pete Nélson Dix Kimball Freds Elmquist Herbert Karl J. E. Morrow Morrow Gibbons John Fiehler Hugo Mueller Walter Elmer Hilpert Art Schubarth C. G. Gemeinhardt Vineta Robert Fiehler Frank Mueller C. P. Herbeldsheimer Clifford W. D. Mathewson Dan Heimer G. H. Boehnke Ray Wills Carl Fred Fiohr Henry Luecers Wendel Rodney Leota Mathewson Ben Hilpert Ben Warrelman Roy Nelson Billy Smith J. E Morrow Sidney Potter

Lodge Pole Social Notes And Family News

Mrs. George Line hosts Altar society gathering with good attendance. Otha Kasparek and baby moved from Troche hospital to nurse Lee Johnson’s home. Norman Span received treatment in Cheyenne after returning from there. Bobby Hock underwent mastoid operation in Sterling. Fred Lehmkuhl and son Lorren traveled to Omaha. Joe Disney returned from Long Beach. The Emanuel family moved to Rushville, Dr. Hook and family relocating to Rushville. Several locals and visitors noted, including Baccus, Murphy, Hijffman, Heath, Irwin, and Minshball families. Maze Hernbloom to Omaha for beauty school. Worsening news on G. W. Line speech recovery hopeful. Telegraph Wantads Get Results.

Joe Teague Hester Deaver Altar Society Otha] Kasparek Baby Troche Hospital Lee Johnson Babe William Span Norman Cheyenne R. L. Hock Bobby Sterling Fred Lehmkuhl Lorren Omaha Joe Disney Long Beach Calif Lodge Pole George ‘Emanuel R. L. Hook Rushville Floyd Trebick Edward Disney Hook C. C. Baccus Minatare Baccus Wood Robinson Murphy North Platte Frank Hijffman Harry Heath F. D.barlow G. E. Minshball A. E. Irwin Kimball Irwin Bessie, Strom B. J. Bates Ruby R. F. Miller Hernbloom George Line Maze ‘Hernbloom Ward William Munson G.W. Line

Peetz Social Notes and Local Happenings

Constance Brown reports from Peetz as Marie Davis visits Murray and local residents attend events. An operetta graced the high school, without details. out of town attendees Doris McCormick Ruby Bell Amy and Eva Wood placed in contests. Residents travel, visit kin, celebrate with a handkerchief shower, dances, bridge, and family updates across Peetz and nearby Sterling and Denver.

Doris McCormick Ruby Bellamy Fleming Oneretta Laura Knudsen Denver Peetz van Dorr G. L. Kemp Cheyenme W.C. Cook Casper Wye Newt Thoempson Fullerton William Farnoff Guy Williams James ‘Willeford Dale Itubbard Omaha Eva Wood Sterling Jack Willeford R. D. Meyer Bridge Club Pike Zea Vera Williams Peeta Williams Wiliam Otzenberger Earl Wiliams

Pleasant View Community Notices and Social Gatherings

Pleasant View community notes recount social visits and illness updates. Families such as the Morrows, Boehnkes, Herboldsheimers, Fiehlers, and Hilperts host dinners and attend church events. Measles and illness are mentioned, with neighbors aiding each other and attending sales, conferences, and gatherings in Sidney and Potter.

Dalton Community News Roundup Highlights Local Events

Dalton notes major operations at local hospital. church and club meetings. election of officers. school sports results. visits to Aurora and Denver. new business ventures include city cafe equipment purchase and relocation. community activities span Epworth league, Presbyterian Ladies Aid, Rebekah Kensington, and a library club organization.

Don Dey Ermand Roche Sidney Pankau Marion Frances Neary Ernie Heine Inez Killer Jaude Hardin Missouri Dalton Christian Endeavor Epworth League of Sidney Coe Frank Englert Hastings Herman Rehling H. L. Heizer Paul Ruhter Simla P. J. Walla Huntsman Seward Herman Rehsing Pine Bluffs The American Legion Lee Ravert James Davison Clair Gillespie Rex Carey

Slice In Payroll For WPA Must Be Made

Half the money for WPA projects in Nebraska will fund highways roads streets and public places plus education and governmental needs. The item outlines payroll slices and project allocations across the state with emphasis on transportation and civic improvements.

Nebraska

Tractors, repairs, and spring deals at the service shop

The notice highlights tractor inspections and repairs before the rush season, featuring testimonies from Earl Hiett and Sterling Brothers. It promotes rebuilt tractors, updated combines, and a reconditioned 1931 Chevrolet truck, urging readers to visit the shop to see bargains and new equipment.

Earl ‘Hiett Sterling Brothers Charles Welton

WPA budget shows 7.7 million for public works projects

Administrator Felton announces a total of 7,727,955 planned for operation as of February 29 with only 18 percent of the WPA budget tied to public improvements. The rest funds white collar, recreational, educational, and professional projects, plus production rooms where goods are distributed to the unemployed. E Planck mentions the Red Motor windmill. Phone 8F14. Telegraph Wantads results.

Ing Felton WPA

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American ‘National Bank State of I. R. F. Dedrick R. F. Dedrick Marius Christensen A. J. Jorgenson P. L. Martin R. E. Roche Bertha Omel Maple Grove Ed. Miles Sextrap Mrs Benjamin Moore & Co Muresco Afs Secerit Sidney Glass and Paint Co Geo MOORE Prop Mrs. George Line Telegraph Marie Davis Murray Mary Fairchild Ed Strange Salt Lake City Pe Man Margaret Ruth James W. E. James Greeley Virginia Houston C. A. Carpenter Dougars House Pleasant View Mrs. J. €. Morrow W.E. Menmiing Tory Bud Hansen Burr Husk Seamon B. K. McIntyre Albert Werner Linde Bridge Lab St. Patrick Carl Stewart C. A. Cook Snyder Easts SEE Snyder Clothiers and ‘Cleaners Eid Flowie Belle Krueger Nell H. Hastings Derver Led, Osborn Lee Gaskill Alliance Eugene Weed Lutheran Aid T. G. Hardin Aurora Colo M's M's. Hardin Archie Ravert Esther Mauer Walter Brestel Mildred Heizer Prank Mintken Columbine Company Fox Theatre Ray Babcock Gove Oh Werd Sidney, Nebraska Lem Key Walter Johnson McCormick- Deering Farmall Johnnie Johnmie South America Stout Lacy Ralph Spearow Ralph Gerhard Egging Frank Runeau Arizona Hosses Babcock Implement, Co 12Th’ Avenue Ee E. Planck Telegraph Wantads Tse Star Meat Market Frank Schwasnick Choice Home Prido J.c.penney Company, A
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