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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1947

Page

8

Girl Wrestlers Top Card On Tuesday Night Show

Two leading women grapplers headline a three match card at the city auditorium with Violet Viana of Kansas City facing Neil Stewart of Baltimore in the main event. A 45 minute main bout and a 30 minute prelim follow, sponsored by the VFW. Reserved seats sell for 1.55 to .65 with tax. Previous appearance drew a sellout. advance tickets urged. First bout at 8:36.

The City Audi Torium Violet Viana Kansas City Neil Stewart Baltimore Ern Fox Merling VFW Sports Committee

History Of Interest To Sidney And Wicknits

From the Telegraph files this note recalls events 14 34 94 44 and 64 years ago. Local residents and visitors including Ray Breternitz Bill Callier Paul Blinco Henry Powell Bob Harper Ralph Lowe Charles Piigeon Rae Jones Ida Osterberg and J L Cook are mentioned with travels homesteads and business ties spanning years and places such as North Platte Denver Cheyenne and Indian Hills as a windy era of community activity is sketched.

Sidney and Wicknits Ray Breternitz North Platte Bill Callier Denver Paul Blinco Chadron Buck Davis Henry Powell Cheyenne Cheyenne County M. E. Lancaster Lancasters Mr. Powell Bob Harper Lamont School of Music Bob Atation Klz Joslyn Dry Goods Company Ralph Lowe Charles Piigeon Rae Jones Indian Hills

Local Tidbits From Gurley To Sidney In Past Week

Twenty four years back Frank X. Rihn and daughter Mrs Will Forward drove in from Gurley Tuesday with her little boy. Art Draper of the north divide worked in Sidney. Roy Walker returns from Chappell to work in the Byars store and moves into Hornaday building with his wife and baby. Greenlees mourns as basement cats destroyed birds in cages left on high cabinets during stock rearrangement. Rev. W T Kahse visits western state after being stuck in snow in the eastern part.

Frank X. Rihn Will Forward Gurley Art Draper North Divide Sidney Roy Walker Chappell Byars Roy Myr

Crystal Theatre Sold to F M Kurth in Local Transfer

The Crystal Theatre passes into the hands of F M Kurth after purchase from the Dedrick family. Sales by Gathman and Mrs Lyman Doty succeed despite a dull day. Lon Reimers from Dodge County plans improvements on a half section near Dalton bought last summer. Mathias J Treinen and William W Lafferty file final homestead proofs with County Judge Gap and Judge Gapen respectively in February with witnesses Leopold Rezanina and John Peetz.

Crystal Theatre F. M. Kurth Dedrick

Local Briefs Include Wedding Visit and Town Improvements

Capt M McFarland and his bride passed through town en route to Fort Russell Wyoming. Marshall Studt adds cinder and gravel walks in the business district. J W Harper lays a six room cottage foundation near the Harper block. Over sixteen hundred calls were answered at the Independent Telephone Co central office last week. John Oliver, from Grand Island business college, visited city en route to North River for vacation. An anti cigarette league was organized at Dr Murless office with badges and meetings on the first and third Saturdays.

M. McFarland Fort Sidney Fort Russell Wyo Marshall Studt J. W. Harper Harper Block The Independent Telephone Co John Oliver Grand Island North River Murless

Redington trio secure final proof on 450 acres total

G B Cook John Beasley and Chas Neuman all of Redington completed final proof on Wednesday and now hold 150 acres each of fine land, securing property titles for their holdings and marking a notable local land achievement.

G. B. Cook John Beasley Chas. Neuman Redington

Eight men seek homesteads reach Sidney in midweek

Eight men arriving in Sidney on Wednesday seek homesteads while J A Harter returns from Lyons Kansas with a bride and plans to farm his father’s land this season. Charles Schrader ships about sixty head of horses to St Louis to place on that market. Mrs Coming and Miss Viola Cundiff visit Sidney area friends. W J Beebe of Orient Iowa arrives with family to take a canal farm and compare town results. Dr Stewitts buys A Berg residence and will move in early June.

Sidney J. A. Harter Lyons Kansas Mr. Harter Charles Schrader St. Louis Orient Iowa Mr. Beebe

Senate pads legal or one half size

The Telegraph notes Senate pads available in legal or half sizes. The item focuses on paper pad dimensions and用途 for official use. No further context or figures provided.

Senate the Telegraph

Maple Grove Community Notes From Mrs. Ed Miles

Maple Grove entries record visits among residents. W. T. Sharman and family spent Wednesday with Verne Sharman. Mrs. Yaeger and daughter traveled to Denver Thursday to Saturday. Alfred Jorgensen and Frances visited Clarence Dorman Wednesday. Farmers Union met Friday with about fourteen members. next gathering at George Kavanaugh April 18. Families hosted dinners and visits through the weekend, with multiple couples and children noted at Ed Miles, Julia Rasmussen, Clarence Dorman, and Harold Spiker homes. Hazel Miles visited Ordville Sunday afternoon.

Malcolm Yaeger Denver Alfred Jorgensen Frances Clarence Dorman Farmers Union Albin Johnson George Kavanaugh Frank Workman Albert Ed Miles Workman Miles Alice Julia Rasmussen Carol Tremain Harold Spiker Emma Gell and Sons Cecil Tremain Alfred Jorgensen and Sons

Tremain and Sterling visit Ed Miles Sunday

Mr and Mrs W T Sharman spent Sunday afternoon at the home of Cecil Tremain and Louis Sterling who visited Ed Miles. Mr and Mrs Ray Tremain visited Verna Tremain. No Trespassing Signs for sale at daughter Verna’s place. The Telegraph.

Mrs. W. T. Sharman The Cecil Tremain Ed_ Miles Ray Tremain Verna Telegraph

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