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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1931
Page
8
Six Cheyenne County boys and girls will spend a week in Lincoln with morning instruction at the club, afternoons filled with sight seeing trips and games. The annual excursion creates memories the youngsters will carry for life.
The city plans a Decoration Day observance with a procession to Greenwood cemetery where Memorial Day services will honor veterans from Civil War to World War II. Graves will receive steel markers, flags, and wreaths by Sidney Post No. 17 of the American Legion. Affected locals are urged to notify commanders of unmarked graves. parade lineup coordinates are by Carl Hutchison, J W Nielsen, Fred Mauser, Roy Hamilton. Sidney and Sterling meet in an afternoon baseball game, followed by a dance at the city auditorium to end the day.
Funeral services to be held this afternoon at the Episcopal Church for Mrs Greenlee. The Rice Funeral service will oversee burial at Sidney Greenwood Cemetery. Complete obituary details will appear in The Telegraph News next Tuesday.
McNeff admitted picking up a second occupant during a 35 mile pursuit toward Sidney. authorities from Lexington took McNeff into custody and returned the stolen automobile to its owner. For sale 10 head of gift pigs Liquid Life Saver Co Sidney 74 tf
Cheyenne county farms received heavy rainfall that offered hope for damaged fields. Wheat samples showed moisture as key to revival while oats barley and corn suffered less. The cold snap hit panhandle regions including Kimball Deuel Box Butte Morrill Scotts Bluff. Farmers plan to raise corn acreage and hog production looks promising for 1931 amid improved livestock markets.
Cheyenne County farmers are urged to watch a new weekly column on farming efficiency and innovations. Neilson will highlight practical innovations with careful detail. W. A. Cronk travels to South Dakota for a two week visit with friends and relatives.
Omaha businessmen conducted an automobile tour from Omaha to Gurley through Cheyenne county farms. Allan D. Speir of Iten Biscuit Co chaired the delegation and banned commercial transactions on the trip to foster goodwill. The group reported rising bank clearings for Omaha and favorable crop reports along central Nebraska.
Sidney plans a larger basketball court and improved seating as part of the school plant. Sidney could become the permanent site for district cage tournaments, with the state athletic association showing favorable interest. Football and basketball prospects are fair, but championship teams may be developed. Sidney faces a tougher gridiron slate than ever before.
The miniature course opens for summer at the corner of 15th Avenue and Illinois. It operates Sundays holidays and after 6 pm on weekdays with ten cents per player at other times, under the management of Chet Killham.
Helen Peetz pupils performed a musical recital with ages over 95 and listed many performers including Leroy Rabe James Hand Evelyn Millett Francis Ruttner Evelyn Kraft Nyda Schwasnick Marena Meyer Marvin Sherrerd Zelena Worden Jean Wright Angela Ruttner Ruth Fenske Harold Hepner Leonard Fine and others. Progressive merit emblems were awarded to a large group including Edward Donahoe Franklin Dedrick James Hand Leonard Fine Margaret Furer Evelyn Kraft Evelyn Millett Fern Paquette Stanley Rabe Nyda Schwasnick Zelena Worden Gertrude Filbin Florin Hendricks Leroy Rabe Francis Ruttner John Seyler Joan Ahrens Charlotte Costello W Keith Valera Deaver Naomi Ruth Fenske Gretchen Fine Betty Furer Harold Hepner Doris LeSueur Carol Millett Peggy O’Neil Betty Lou Parker Angela Ruttner Marvin Sherrerd Helen Wellner Jean Wright Zepha Lockwood and Marena Mayer.
Greenlees' shop closes today prompting Cha May Campfire girls to move their bake sale to Piggly Wiggly. The sale features popular treats labeled One-One and delish for community fundraising.
Mrs S A Solomon of New Bern North Carolina shed 47 pounds in three months using Kruschen Salts. She dropped from 217 to 170 pounds, reports greater strength and youth, and relief from long‑standing pains. She praises the product and plans to continue its daily dose. A four week bottle costs 85 cents at the Western Drug Co. Take one half teaspoon in hot water every morning before breakfast. Diet tips: cut pastries fatty meats limit potatoes butter cream sugar. If not satisfied money back.
Nebraska hog markets show price fluctuations tied to harvest size. In the first period farmers marketed 6,241,000 hogs for 102,285,000 dollars, while in the second period 4,968,000 hogs brought 140,889,000 dollars, 38,504,000 more than the larger crop. Officials say more uniform production could stabilize prices. U S Department of Agriculture hog surveys support farmer planning to smooth supply.
Dick Juelfs and Clarence Mc Gowan of Potter left a couple of days ago on a two weeks trip to the west coast. Trinity Lutheran Church notes church school at 9 45 a m and worship with sermon at 11 a m with the subject The Second Birth.
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