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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1935
Page
3
County officials and the wheat association urge a May 18 vote on whether growers want a future wheat contract. Officials emphasize the ballot is confidential and nonbinding. turnout targets 90 percent to reflect true farmer sentiment.
A free clinic for crippled or physically handicapped children under 21 in Banner Cheyenne Devel Garden Kimball Morrill and Scotts Bluff counties is planned at Scottsbluff Methodist Church from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Thursday May 23. The medical clinic activities committee, including seven county doctors, said two orthopedists and a neurologist will be present to assist examinations. This is the second such clinic here following the June 12 1933 event that examined 204 children, many of whom have since received care. J L Martin of Scottsbluff, Elks crippled children committee chair, has helped numerous families obtain medical and surgical aid.
Mrs. Kord Dykman spent Monday with Mrs. H C Schmale. Mr and Mrs Frank Halsey visited the Ray Tremain home Monday evening. Several residents called on friends at the E A Johnson home and John Theis home. The Better the Best sewing club met at the John Theis home Friday evening. Various families, including the Olsen, Omel, Talish, Halsey, Johnson, Theis, Beebe, Christensen, and Was sum households, shared weekday visits and Sunday dinners across Sunnyside. Community movers also traveled to Sterling for Monday calls.
The Ayle family expresses gratitude to friends for kindness and thoughtful remembrance after the death of J. H. Ayle. A. S. Ayle, F. W. Ayle, D. Ayle, J. F. Ayle, E. V. Ayle and others acknowledge the support received during this difficult time.
City clerk’s office urges payment of dog tax and issuance of tags. A drive will target stray dogs found on streets. strays are to be picked up and held ten days before lawful disposition. G R Rogers, chief of police.
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