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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1937

Page

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Preliminary Hearing In Conspiracy Case For Johnson Leachman

In Lincoln county court a conspiracy case filed May 12 against Jules H. Johnson W W A Leachman and co defendant Kar vanek centers on fraud against Karel Kovarek and the Peoples Savings and Loan. Johnson Leachman face a ten oclock preliminary hearing before Judge Robert A Barlow with bond issues unresolved for Johnson and Leachman freed under bonds on varying terms. Kar vanek waived preliminary hearing after pleading not guilty. Attorneys listed include R P Kepler Sidney Richard Stout and Charles Mattson Lincoln.

Jules H. Johnson W.W. A. Leachman Lincoln Jack Karvanek Slaney Robert A. Barlow Karvanek Leachman Johnson Leabman R. P. Kepler Sidney Richard Stout Charles Mattson Karel Kovarek Snyder Peoples Savings and Loan Association of Kovarek

Hopper Hatching Is On In Cheyenne County

The grasshopper situation in Cheyenne county is developing this week as pests continue to hatch. Heavy hatchings have been reported from several parts of the county in warm days, with crop damage feared before poison becomes available. County Agent Swinbank notes hatch slowed by weather, early reports from Colton Sidney and Bronson indicate widespread hatching and some crop damage. Farmers urged to monitor and secure poison material. federal bait reportedly 25 percent mill feed and 75 percent sawdust with sodium arsenite. Sealed bids for bituminous surfacing on highway 19 between Sidney and Huntsman due June 10 with wage rates 40 to 60 cents per hour. Plans on file. $800 certified check required.

Cheyenne County Swinbank Farm Bureau O. 5 S. Bare Colton Sidney Bronson Department of Roads and Irrigation Huntsman Union Pacific Telegraph National Reemployment Service Lincoln Bridgeport State Department of Roads and Irrigation Denver-Black Hills Colorado Nebraska

Fish Exhibit and Free Movies in Sidney Next Week

The game forestation and parks commission will bring an exhibition truck to Sidney next Tuesday and Wednesday with a free fish exhibit and a free film showing outdoor views of Nebraska state parks. The truck aims to park on a downtown lot near 10th Avenue and Jackson Street, with possible electric and water connections, and will arrive at noon Tuesday, stay overnight, and part of Wednesday.

Game, Forestation and Parks Commssion Sidney Nebraska 10Th Avenue Jackson Street Telegraph Building

Prisoners Recaptured After Brief Freedom

Leroy Kinser and George Proxwell escaped Sunday night from Scotts Bluff county jail in Gering and were recaptured by Tuesday night. Proxwell was nabbed in a residence garage, Kinser turned himself in at the police station, and officers tracked him to the jail after a brief chase.

Leroy Kinser George Proxwell Scotts Bluff Gering Proxwell Scottsbluff Kinser

Social Workers In Session Wednesday Panhandle conference meet at Sidney club

About 80 persons attended the district meeting of the panhandle conference for social work at Sidney country club on Wednesday. Ruth Cockrell presided, H. E Bauman led the banquet, and speakers including Leontine Young, Louise Sonderegger, Gale Carrithers, Clinton Johnson, and L. R. Gerber discussed child welfare, WPA to private employment shifts, and NERA roles with questions answered during a round table session.

Panhandle Sidney Country Club Ruth Cockrell Dawes Counts H. E Bauman Cheyenne County Leontine Young Alliance Louise Sonderegger Scottsbluff Gale Carrithers WPA IPA Clinton Johnson Scott L. R. Gerber Lincoln Social Service Bureau NERA Harry D. Elmore Commodity Distribu

Mistake In Bill Will Cut Assistance Funds

Nebraska lawmakers near adjournment disclosed a $200 000 error in the 54 million dollar biennial budget bill that could reduce the state assistance program over two years. The mismatch arose from the gas tax split between roads and social security not updated in the budget bill.

Nebraska

Commissioners Favor Oiling Feeder Road South Of Town

Cheyenne county commissioners in regular session on May 18 approve a resolution at the chamber of commerce request to surface the southbound feeder road from Sidney to the junction with highway 19 two miles south. The measure cites resident requests and state gas tax funds for feeder to market highways.

Chamber of Commerce Board of Commissioners Sidney Sidney Chamber of Commerce Cheyenne Nebraska

Cheyenne County Leads Nebraska in High Old Age Aid Average

A state report released Wednesday shows Cheyenne County posting the highest April per case average of 26.04 dollars for old age assistance, well above the state average of 18.28. The document details changes in recipients, payments, and pending claims across categories including dependent children and blind assistance.

Cheyenne Nebraska State Assistance Committee Panhandle Box Butte Ethanehe Whrue Garden Kimball Morrill

Late Corn Planting Delays Reported Across Nebraska

Cool weather slowed crops as Nebraskan farmers push corn planting ahead of peak season. A. E. Anderson, state and federal statistician, notes spring work is backward and drought damage affects light soils in central and western areas. Winter wheat shows poor moisture and spotty conditions. Vacant farm houses observed amid limited idle land.

Nebraska A. E. Anderson

Walther League to Present Just Plain Polks Tonight

The Walther league of St. Pauls Lutheran church near Potter will stage the three act comedy Just Plain Polks at the city auditorium tonight at eight. Cast includes Dr Gilbert Carl Mueller Mrs Gilbert Adelaide Meyer Zeke Trimble Walter Hilpert Arletta Bedell Rhoda Boehnke Prof Winkler Gerhard Bergt Kitty Mason Marcella Boehnke Richard Morrey Harold Meyer Rosie Olga Schuessler Jim Granger Arthur Baack.

Walther League of

Schubarth Appointed As Successor To Reetz

The board of commissioners in session Tuesday appointed Arthur Schubarth to succeed the late George Reetz as assessor in Pleasant View precinct. Reetz died last Sunday. Schubarth presented his bond and it was approved Tuesday. Compensation insurance covering employers liability manufacturers and contractors public liability was given to the Employers Mutual Casualty Company R P Kepler agent. An amusement permit was granted to Benish hall for the year 1937.

Board of Commissoners Arthur Schubarth George Reetz Pleasant View Reetz Schubarth Employers Mutual Casualty Company R. P. Kepler Benish Hall

Mass at St Patrick Church for Rev Anthony Egging

Rev Anthony Egging son of Mr and Mrs Theodore Egging will celebrate his first mass at St Patrick s church on Sunday May 23 at 9 30 am He will be ordained a priest at Grand Island Saturday His philosophical and theological studies were at St John s seminary in Little Rock Arkansas Public is invited to attend.

Anthony Egging Theodore Egging St. Patrick's Church Grand Island St. John’s Seminary Little Rock Ark

Annual Sale Of Poppies To Be Held Saturday

A Sidney event will see members of the American Legion and the ladies auxiliary selling remembrance poppies on the streets this Saturday May 22. The appeal honors fallen soldiers and supports ongoing veterans services locally.

American Legion France Sidney Legion Auxiliary

One Case Heard This May Court Term Dud Caled In

The May term of district court produced seven scheduled cases and ten on list but only one actual hearing occurred. Willmore versus Houser was heard with ten days for briefs to Judge Nisley. Dalton Cooperative Society versus Eddy began Wednesday night and was adjourned to this morning due to Judge Nisley’s prior North Platte hearing.

Willmore Vs. Houser Nisley Dalton Cooperative Society Vs. Eddy North Platte

Western Public Service Chief Questions Nebraska Power District Plan

W M Bird president of Western Public Service at Scottsbluff said Wednesday the plan to have Nebraska's hydroelectric power district purchase private companies is a wonderful picture on paper but questions its soundness and suspects an effort to save somebody's chestnuts. He said his company had not been approached and he only knew what he read in the papers.

W. M. Bird Western Public Service Company Scottsbluff Nebraska

Amateur Golf Meet in Sidney on June 6th

A 36 hole amateur golf tournament is set at Sidney Country Club on Sunday June 6 with medal play first 18 holes to qualify. Players from three states are expected, flights will accommodate all entrants. Play begins at 7 am, dinner at noon, entry fee is one dollar not including dinner. The committee urges Sidney players to boost entries toward 100.

Sidney Country Club Sundey Golf Sidney

Coffee Views Justice Resignation and Court Size

Rep Harry Coffee says Associate Justice Van Devanter’s retirement aligns with an understanding with the House Judiciary Committee chair that the retirement act would be used by some judges. He believes it lessens calls for changing the Supreme Court size. Rep Charles McNaughtin of Omaha says the resignation eases the rationale for the proposed reorganization plan.

Harry Coffee van Devanter House Judiciary Committee Supreme Court Coofee Charles Mcnaugnin Omaha

Street Oiling Bids Due Tonight Amid Delay On Aid

The city council will meet to consider bids for oiling 54 blocks of residential streets. No contract will be let until government word on a proposed PWA appropriation. Property owners will receive notices with exact costs and asked for opinions. If owners approve regardless of aid, work may start this summer. Also under discussion is an anti peddler ordinance patterned after the Green River statute.

PWA Roche Sidney Washington Burke Green River Wehmiller Merchants Committee Chamber of Commerce

Ladies Golf Tourney At Local Club Sunday

A one club tournament for Sidney country club ladies will be held next Sunday. Play starts at nine o clock with handicaps and nine holes. Prizes for low score and fewest putts. 25 cent entry fee. Tournament aims to boost golf interest among members.

Sidney Country Club Evelyn Tompkins

Woman's Club Closes Active Year Tuesday

The Woman's Club ended its year on Tuesday as committees presented their final reports. Mrs. L. L. Christy, who led the club through two active years, presided and oversaw discussion of plans for next year. Mrs. Christy handed the gavel to newly elected president Mrs. Margaret Martin, with officers Mrs. M. E. Pettibone, vice president, Mrs. J. C. Swinbank, secretary, and Mrs. W. D. Powell, treasurer, named for the coming year.

Womans Club L. L. Christy Christy Margaret Martin M. E. Pettibone J.C. Swinbank W. D. Powell

Advertising Program on U S Tires Opens This Summer

United States Rubber company teams with local dealers to launch a summer long advertising program on U S tires. Participating dealers include Triple S Service Kokjer Motor Panabaker Super Service Terry Carpenter Atkins Service and Butcher Conoco Service.

Stickneys U.S United States Rubber Company Triple S. Service Kokjer Motor Company Panabaker Super Service Terry Carpenter Atkins Service Butcher Conoco Service

Cabinet Members Visited Sidney During US Tour

J F Baker secretary of the treasury under Woodrow Wilson and John J McSweeney manager of the Governor hotel in New York city were overnight visitors in Sidney on Wednesday. They are touring the United States extensively and traveling toward the west coast.

J. F. Baker

West’s Anniversary Sale Opens With Strong Response

C A West company marks its eighth anniversary sale with strong early interest after mailing advertising to box holders. A full page notice in today’s paper expands outreach. Prices are described as the best in store history as stock is offered at low mood low prices. The sale runs through next week with ample stock, urging early shopping for items requiring special sizes or colors.

C. A. West Company Roy Liggett Liggett Cearly

Sidney and Pine Bluffs Open Tri-State Tilt Sunday

Sidney hosts Pine Bluffs in the Tri-State league opener as both clubs seek their first win after losses to Peetz and Potter. Kimball at Potter the feature game with Jack Mar latt for Kimball and Lefty Peterson for Sidney. Peetz at Albin and Western Nebraska games Lodge Pole at Chappell Oshkosh at Bridgeport.

Sidney Pine Bluffs Peetz Potter Kimball Potters Jack Marlatt Lefty Peterson Bearcats Albin Kimbal Lodge Pole Chappell Oshoksh Bridgeport Bunker Hill

Sidney Scouts Ready For Active Summer

The Sidney boy scouts plan an active summer with Troop 90 attending the district camp at Johnson's grove near Potter on June 1 2 and 3. Some scouts will stay a week at Lake Guernsey in the Wye Braska area camp starting June 18. A May 24 financial drive supports scout work for the coming year. Harold Daniels Ted Leiber and Dick Ellsworth earned second class rank and Mickey Green earned a public speaking merit badge.

Sidney Boy Scouts Johnson's Grove Potter Wye-Braska Lake Guernsey Sidney Harold Daniels Ted Leiber Dick Ellsworth Mickey Green

Public power plans move to buy private utilities in Nebraska

The World Herald reports Nebraska public works financed hydro projects aim to buy four major private firms, forming a large public power system. Purchases would be funded by revenue bonds totaling 75 to 100 million dollars for Nebraska Power, Western Public Service, Central Power, and related entities. Banks and holding companies are negotiating price terms and have held initial talks with the controlling groups.

The World Herald Monday Nebraska Public Works Administration Nebraska Power Company Lincoln Western Public Service Company North Plate Scottsbluff Central Power Company Grand Island Nebraska City Electric Bond and Share United Light and Power Iowa- Nebraska Company Stome and Webster Middle West Service Corporation

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Barlow Quilty No. 19 MAT Denver Black Hills Deuel Walther Egging St Patrick Church Golden Gate Bridge San Francisco Buck, Dog Star Call of the Wild Buck Hollywood East Call of the Wild Buck Clark Gable Loretta Young Justice Woman’s Club U. S Wilson West WPSCO
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