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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 1947

Page

1

Growth Of REA to Get Discussion

The Wheat Belt Electric Membership Association will discuss the growth and future of rural electrification at a meeting in the City Auditorium on Friday November 2 starting at one o clock. A. B. Moore says the purpose is to acquaint REA stockholders and others with the program for the vast area under the Sidney office. Residents of Sidney Dalton Gurley and Sunol are especially urged to attend as REA serves their communities. All officers will be present to meet farmers. the Wheat Belt notes Oct 31 Pine Bluffs election enables rural line construction in Nebraska Colorado and Wyoming.

Wheat Belt Electric Membership Association City Auditorium A. B. Moore REA Sidney Dalton Gurley Sunol Moore Wheat Belt Organization Pine Bluffs Wyo Cheyenne Devel Morrill Garden Counties Nebraska Logan County Colorado Wheat Belt

REA Officials Attend Session in Cheyenne Meeting

Wheat Belt Electric members travel to Cheyenne for a two day National REA district gathering. Albert J. Moore Art Borcher Harold Spiker Wayne Bond Murrel Crosby Lowell Davis attend from Nebraska Colorado and Kansas. Open meeting set for Sidney City Auditorium November 21 at 1 00 p m to discuss construction plans and introduce directors and staff. All area residents invited to attend and question REA operations and service.

Wheat Belt Electric Membership Association Cheyenne National Rea Albert J. Moore Art Borcher Gurley Harold Spiker Sidney Wayne E. Bond Lodgepole Murrel R Crosby Lowell C. Davis REA Colorado Wyoming Nebraska Kansas

Gold Star Mothers Guests Of Auxiliary Luncheon

Eight Gold Star mothers were guests of the American Legion Auxiliary at its Armistice Day luncheon in Hazel's Cafe. Thirty nine Auxiliary members attended. Guests named include Mrs. Mabel Price and seven others. Mrs. Wayne Ayers welcomed the group.

American Legion Auxiliary Hazel Mabel’ Price Elma Chambers Gladys Burr Johanna Bolz Rena. McCleneghan Marguerite McMillan Marguerite Sterling Merle de Mers Wayne Ayers Dorothy Elenz Russell Dedrick Herschel Spearow

Miss Eva Carter Se. Lodgepole Sea Funeral Rites Held

Miss Eva Carter 63 died Monday after two years of ill health. Funeral services were held at the Lodgepole Methodist Church with Rev. Stephens officiating. Interment was at Lodgepole Cemetery. She taught Cheyenne County rural schools for thirty years and is survived by brothers Vincent Clarence Grace and several sisters in Nebraska Iowa Washington Utah and Colorado.

Lodgepole Eva Carter Stephens Craig Miss Carter Cheyenne County Lennox Iowa Vincent Clarence Grace Florence Johnson Haigler Nebr Mattie Chatterton Shenandoah Mary Ritchie Washington Vera Johnson Salt Lake City Roy Denver

Potato Loans Available for 1947 Potato Crop

The AAA office announces government loan programs for Cheyenne County potato growers, with eligibility before Sept 15 and specific loan rates for U S No 1 and No 2 grades. The office may also buy potatoes at support prices if market prices fall, with December and January adjustments. Loans aim to finance, not encourage storage for higher prices.

AAA Arno W. Thomas Cheyenne County U. S. No U.S U. S Thomas

Armistice Day Snow Adds More Moisture

Winter's grip tightens as Cheyenne County receives about three hours of snow on Armistice Day. Eastern areas saw flurries while Deuel County had none, with little surface melting and temps near zero keeping wheat fields safe. Beet harvest slowed but most beets are already dug and sold, easing freezing concerns.

Cheyenne Cheyenne Couty Deuel

VFW Auxiliary In Session At Kimball

The semi annual meeting of VFW district No 2 women’s auxiliary was held in Kimball. Members discussed funding a Nebraska cottage at Eaton Rapids Michigan to care for orphans of servicemen. Mrs Lillie Filer urged contributions. An afternoon session led by Mrs Golda Tull followed. About 50 members from Chappel Sidney Kimball and Scottsbluff attended.

V. F. W. District No. 2 Corthouse Kimball Nebraska Eaton Rapids Mich Lillie Filer Golda Tull Chappel, Sidney, Kimball and Scottsbluff

Hospital Fund Drive Reaches Crucial Stage

A Cheyenne county campaign seeks public support to build Panhandle Memorial Hospital in Sidney. Precinct chairmen for a personal solicitation drive were named, with a county wide mailout planned. J K Mahr urged broad donations, warning complacency and personal tragedy may prompt hospital needs.

Schwasnick Rites At 2 P. M Today

Funeral services for Frank Schwasnick aged 62 are set for 2 P M this Friday with Rev. Walter Jewett officiating. Interment will be in Sidney Cemetery under The Gehrig Funeral Home. Pallbearers include Albin Olson Carl Olson W P Ackerman John Peetz Art Nelson and Mack Peetz. Vocal music by Frank Hornaday with Mrs Charles Bowers. Schwasnick a Sidney business figure since 1926 founder and owner of The Star Packing and Cold Storage Co. survived by his wife two daughters and many relatives.

Frank Schwasnick Walter Jewett Sidney Cemetery Gehrig Funeral Home Albin Olson Carl Olson W. P. Ackerman John Peetz Art Nelson Mack Peetz Frank Hornaday Charles Bowers Schwasnick Sidney The Star Packing and Cold Storage Co

Young Deer Killed At Point Of Rocks

Deputy Sheriff Arnold Braasch collected a young buck hit by an automobile at Point of Rock seventeen miles west of Sidney. The carcass was sent to the Star Packing plant for dressing. Disposal plans were not announced.

Arnold Braasch Point of Rock Sidney Star Packing Plant

Juniors Present Play Next Tuesday at Sidney High

Sidney high school juniors rehearse the three act version of Hildegarde Delson’s best seller We Shook The Family Tree to be staged Tuesday in the high school auditorium at 8 p m. Carl Crouse directs a cast of twelve with Kathleen Agnew as Hildegarde Delson and Paige Mason as the postman youngster. The family and friends complete the large ensemble under Lois Ferguson and Stanley Kennedy with a students only matinee Monday afternoon November 17.

Sidney High School Carl Crouse Hildegarde Delson Kathleen Agnew Novella Buchanan Bob Fred Peters Jimmy John Elwell Mary Story Raywood Johnson Dolson Paige Mason Postman Betty Meininger Suzanne Tewell Ellie May Jill Judy Herrod Sherman Freddie Joe Heinlein Muriel Story Kenneth Hyatt Stanley Kennedy Sally Lowe Lois Ferguson

Christmas Seal Drive Planned in Sidney

Sidney Business and Professional Women’s club met at Hazel’s Cafe to plan the annual Christmas Seal campaign starting November 24. Miss Mabel Nielen said about 1200 letters with seals will be mailed after receiving materials from national headquarters. Verna Repinson announced nearly 2,000 safety books will be distributed to Sidney school students and BPW will seek Junior Chamber collaboration on bicycle safety.

Sidney Sidney Business and Professional Women’s Club Hazel Mabel Nielen Chamber of Commerce BPW Safety Council Hazel Elwell Ruby Furer Vergal Winn Leora Westifall

Hagemeister Potter Leader Dies Suddenly

William Hagemeister 71 prominent Potter resident died Tuesday at Rocky Mountain hospital in Denver after tremic poisoning following a prior operation. Services Saturday at 2:30 pm at Potter Methodist Church, burial in Potter cemetery. Survivors include wife Rose Ely, three sons Dean Lee Bruce, daughter Doris Juelfs, two brothers, two sisters, and 18 grandchildren. Announced by Hagemeister's Inc. and local funeral director Craig Home for Funerals.

Potter Methodist Church William Hagemeister Potter Rocky Mountain Hospital Denver Homer Hix Potter Cemetery Craig Home Charles Smith Clarence Johnson Charles Fenstrom Ervin Wheeler Alfred Arnell Lester Willoughby Edward Morrow Ford Wickhorst George Juelfs Joseph Nelson W. T. Sloan George Coulter Ralph Anderson Hix Ralph Chappell Lulu Slocumb Pian Hagemeister Elmwood Nebr Hagemeisters Nebraska Methodist Church Dean and Lee Hagemeister Bruce Hemingford Doris Juelfs Fred Loveland Colo

Dalton Clothing Co Will Open Saturday

Dalton Clothing Co owned by Chuck Dalton and Kenny Bowman will open Saturday in Sidney. The new men’s dress and work clothing store features national brands, new fixtures, and fluorescent lighting in the Tenth and Jackson location in the new Miller building. Both owners are World War I veterans, aiming to add a premier men’s furnishings establishment to Sidney.

Dalton Clothing Co Sidney Chuck” Dalton Kenny” Bowman The Telegraph Dalton Bowman Mde

Three Hunters Three Shells Two Geese A Very Sad Story

Three Sidney hunters faced a sad misfortune in a river blind when a single goose eluded their shots and the remaining decoyed geese failed to tempt more hunting. With limited shells and a missing trigger eye, the trio recalls a humbling, comic failure while preserving anonymity.

Giving Shirt Off His Back Is Nothing New To Slattery

Gene Slattery age 15 is known for auctioning shirts for charity. He has sold 73 shirts since age nine, raising thousands for Servicemen's Canteen, Red Cross, March of Dimes, Community Chests and cancer funds. A shirt donated by Claudia Billig of Milwaukee raised 140 dollars in a Tuesday night sale for a cancer fund. Gene lives on a ranch near Paxton, Nebraska, attends Roscoe school, and has drawn coverage in Holland papers and the Saturday Evening Post. He has letters from Babe Ruth, Eddie Cantor and General Eisenhower.

Gene Slattery St. Patrick’s Academy Gene North Platte Nebraska Red Cross March of Dimes Sterling Young Gene Claudia Billig Milwaukee Wis Paxton Nebr Roscoe Holland Saturday Evening Post Babe Ruth Eddie Cantor General Eisenhower America Pearson Col A. B. Rapp C. B. Welch Grand Rapids Mich Walter Jewett Europe Sidney Gerald Gardner Elmer Haines Ray Babcock Howard Osborne Nebraska Council of Churches Ed Gerlach Farmers Cooperative Elevator

Governor Peterson to Speak at Sidney Jaycees Banquet

Governor Val Petersen will address the Sidney Junior Chamber of Commerce and guests at the Bosses Night banquet at 7 p.m. Monday at the Country Club. Chester Hickman will MC, with Byron Johnson and Charles Bowers arranging. It marks the Jaycees first annual event and Peterson's first Sidney public appearance since taking office.

Val Petersen Sidney Governor Peterson

VFW Policy Targets Communism Strong in Nebraska Visit

Robert A. Lowe state adjutant reports the Veterans of Foreign Wars will seek Congress action to outlaw the Communist party and its daily publication The Daily Worker. He notes strong VFW growth nationwide and Sidney Post 610 gaining 62 members as Scottsbluff emerges as a leading post.

Veterans of Foreign Wars Organization Robert A. Lowe Sidney A. M. Leafdale VFW Lowe Congress Communist Party The Daily Worker Courts of the Land

New Patrolman Arrives Here to Join Highway Safety Patrol

Melbourne Busekist of Scottsbluff arrives today as the new highway safety patrolman for the territory. He replaces Robert Nichols who has served here for two and a half years and is transferred to Gordon. Busekist will work with Urban C. Gayl who recently joined the patrol in the Sidney area.

Melbourne Busekist Scottsbluff Robert Nichols Gordon Urban C. Gayl Sidney

Boy Scout Banquet Slated For Tuesday

The annual Boy Scout banquet will be held next Tuesday November 18 at the Methodist Church starting at 6 30 p m Tickets are available through Carl Ziegler at The J C Penny Store.

Methodist Church Carl Ziegler J. C. Penny Store

Died Gurley Resident Mrs Kieselhorst 73

Mrs John Kieselhorst a Gurley Weyerts area resident since 1910 died Tuesday at 73 funeral services held at Weyerts Church this afternoon with burial in Weyerts cemetery Craig Home for Funerals in charge Rev W Borchardt officiated She was born in Germany December 30 1873 came to the US in 1893 married 1894 farmed near Grand Island then Cheyenne County moved to Gurley 1932 affiliated with Weyerts Lutheran Church Survived by husband and eight children twenty one grandchildren ten great grandchildren four siblings in Germany pallbearers will be the sons

John Kieselhorst Cheyenne County Gurley Weyerts Craig W. Borchardt Kieselhorst Germany United States Grand Island

Suspect Held on Forgery Charge in Sidney Case

Cecil C. McCoy 57 of Bridgeport was arrested at the Central Hotel and charged with forging the name of A. J. Sargent on two checks totaling 38.20, cashed by L. O. Hoppes. He admitted the forgery, has prior offenses in 1944 and 1946, and was released from Nebraska State Penitentiary in March after a June 1946 confinement. He was employed by Mr. Sargent until about two weeks ago.

Cheyenne County Cecil C. McCoy Bridgeport A. J. Sargent Sidney Contractor L. O. Hoppes Harvey S. Vizina McCoy Central Hotel Arnold Braasch Sidney Sargent Nebraska State Penitentiary

K C Initiation Planned For Sunday

Sidney Council of the Knights of Columbus will initiate a large class of candidates on Sunday November 16. The day will begin with an eight o clock Mass with members and candidates assisting and will conclude with a banquet at 630 p m in the auditorium of St Patrick s Auditorium. Msgr Anton Link announced yesterday.

Sidney Council of the Knights of Columbus K. C St. Patrick’s Auditorium Msgr Anton Link

Food Train Collects Wheat For Mercy Carloads

The Friendship Food Train picked up two carloads of wheat in Sidney after a ceremony in 14 degree weather. Contributions totaled 38 0 bushels valued at $10,266, with many towns and counties named for their donations. Notables like Drew Pearson praised America’s gesture as a high point in international friendship.

Friendship Food Train Bridgeport Chappell Kimball Oshkosh Calton Dalton Gurney Huntsman Lorenzo Potter Sidney Friendship Drew Pearson Cheyenne Devel

Fulton Potter suit dismissed with prejudice agreement

Fulton and Cramer v. Village of Potter dismissed out of court with prejudice under an agreement that each side pays its own costs. Petition filed Feb 18 claimed Potter owed 82 177 69 for construction engineering services on the extension of the Potter municipal electric system.

Fulton Cramer Potter District Court Patton Potter Municipal Electric

Also Mentioned on This Page

Gold Star Mothers Lodgepole Sea Panhandle Memorial Hospital J. K. Mahr George Fleming Walter Phelps Allan Nelson Ray Hawkins Joe Robird Walter Stewart Chambers Charles Deaver Colton Walter Johnson Mahr Seal Drive Tenth and Jackson K. G. Miller Slattery Frances Lathrop Party American Legion Gardner Fulton-Potter
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