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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 1935

Page

3

Armistice Day Observed By Ladies of Post 17

Armistice day events included a dutch treat luncheon at the Union Pacific hotel with about 50 attendees. Mrs. Clayton Parks presided. guests from Cheyenne county and Kimball attended. programs featured singing, prayers, and greetings from visiting units and dignitaries.

American Legion Auxiliary Post No. 17 Union Pacific Cheyenne County Kimball Clayton Parks R. F. Dedrick Rudolph Hartman J. J. Sheaff Sheaff Peter Hovely Council Ventura County Department of California Weyerts Bixby Gold Star Mothers B. C. Grabill Winnie Meyer Alliance Hartman Germany Hovely California Grabill Meyer G. P. Kratz C. A. Leng Lillian Hepner Kay Porter Ella Thorpe Edna Rice Valeska Neubauer Muriel Riggs Keystone M. E R. E. Roche G. H. Doran P. J. Ackles Country Club R. A. Barlow K. C. Lasseter

Weekend and weekday services listed for multiple churches

A set of church schedules shows weekday masses at 7 am and Sunday masses at 7 and 9 30 am with instruction and benediction at 7 30 am Choir practice Fridays at 7 pm Sunday school at 9 45 am and morning prayer and sermon at 11 am St Marys guild meets Monday 7 30 pm with Phyllis Corbett Junior confirmation Tuesday 4 15 pm at rectory German services 9 30 am English 10 30 am Mt Vernon school services at pm H F Krohn pastor Our Sunday Bible school at 9 45 am worship and sermon at 11 am Potter First Lutheran Church Bible school 2 pm worship 2 45 pm Invitation by church leaders Dr W T Kahse pastor.

St. Mary's Guild Phyllis Corbett P. E. Spehr Mt. Vernon School Potter First Lutheran Church— Bible School W. T. Kahse

Spirit ual Impotence and Kingdom of Jesus Sermons

Sunday school at 10 a m and worship at 11 a m with a sermon on Spirit ual Impotence by Dr Paul P Cheff. Evangelistic services at 7 30 p m feature Seeing Jesus. Address 1445 King Street contact 574LJ J L Tyner, Pastor.

Paul P. Cheff Kingdom of Jesus Jesus King Street J. L. Tyner

Methodist Church Service Schedule with Dr Kaub

Church school at 9 45 a m worship at 11 a m guest speaker Dr L H Kaub basket dinner at noon services at 3 p m address by Dr Kaub Epworth league at 6 30 p m

L. H. Kaub Kaub Epworth League

Midweek Prayer Service and Turkey Dinner Hosted by John J Sheaff

Tuesday 7 30 p m midweek prayer service and Wednesday annual turkey dinner hosted by John J Sheaff minister activities listed for the community church.

John J. Sheaff

Mitchell Sets Sights On Panhandle Grid Title

Mitchell dominates Gering 21 to 0 to virtually clinch Western Nebraska High School Football conference crown with Bridgeport looming as the last challenger. Torrington stays undefeated in Wyoming after a 7 to 0 win over Sunrise, while Scottsbluff embarrassed Box Butte 26 to 7 and Kimball topped Sidney 26 to 6. Conference standings show Mitchell at 7 straight wins and Bridgeport tied with Bayard at 6 points as key rivals.

Gering Mitchell Bridgeport Bayard Torrington Sunrise Wyoming Nebraska Scottsbluff Box Butte County Morrill Kimball Sidney Monday Sidne Oshkosh Ogallale Hay Springs Hemingford Lyman Crawford Lodgepole Sidney St. Patrick’s Academy Manville Wyo Lusk Gordon Rushville WLT Pet Chappell Minatare Orhkosh

Lodge Pole News Roundup From Lincoln To Kimball

Doris Minshall returned Friday from a two week visit to Denver. Charles Reynolds and family headed home to Clarinda after two months with the Crose family. Jack Walters left for Dalton and Custer Wyoming after visiting his parents. Kenneth and Billy Minshall went to Lincoln for the Kansas Nebraska game and came back Sunday. B J Bates and G W Line attended Glen Thompson’s funeral. Mrs Clarence Meyer left for Kimball for hospital work. Bates and daughter Ruby hosted a dinner for F D Barlow and George Minshall families. L C Line and Don Miller visited Sidney and returned with Oscar Rhine. Winfred Beeken, recently employed, is mentioned.

Doris Minshall Denver Charles Reynolds W. G. Crose Clarinda Jack Walters Dalton Custer Wyo Noah Walters Kenneth Carlton Billy Minshall Lincoln Kansas-Nebraska B. J. Bates G. W. Line Glen Thompson Clarence Meyer Kimball Ruby F. D. Barlow George Minshall Frances Doris L. C. Line Don Miller Sidney Oscar Rhine Winfred Beeken

Epidemic Closes School and Fumigates Building

Near Huntsman area a pupil or staffer was called home Saturday evening due to illness in the family. School reopened Monday after three weeks closed for scarlet fever, with the building fumigated and precautions taken by the board of health to stamp out the disease. Miss Hazel Meyer of Greeley spent the weekend with her mother Mrs. Edith Meyer. Mrs. Mike Lauder and sons and Miss Velma Holtman shopped in Chappell Monday. Martin Peterson hosted a pinochle gathering Tuesday evening with Henry and Fred Holtman, E. A. Markel, Fred Jacobs, G. W. Sine, Paul Fraass, and Harry Krieder. Sine won high score and a prize, followed by lunch served by Mrs. Peterson. The Legion auxiliary met Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Faye Lehmkuhl with Mrs. L. E. Lydiatt assisting.

Huntsman Hazel Meyer Greeley Colo Edith Meyer Board of Health Mike Lauder Henry Fred Holtman E. A. Markel Fred Jacobs G. W. Sine Paul Fraass Harry Krieder Sine Peterson Legion Auxiliary Faye Lehmkuhl L. E. Lydiatt

North Divide Social Roundup from Sidney Area

Mrs. Pearl Sparks hosts at Hi Lo club party while Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sparks visited the Fred Seimers home. Lodge events in Sidney and Dalton include Clyde Kinton and J A Sparks. Anita Ely enters Sidney High School as Emma Ely’s daughter. Social visits span Denver business trip for Andy and Jack Sparks to Bronson dance attendance. Community notes cover farmers union meeting, bridge scores, and Sunday dinner guests at the Rathbun home.

J. A. Sparks Frank Goodwin Paul Sparks Fred Seimers Clyde Kinton Sidney Dalton Carl Schmidt Ed Lipke District 77 Andy Anderson Jack Sparks Denver Anita Emma Ely Sidney High School Andrew Nelson Alex Sterling Bronson Mike Schwartz Fred Kettler Farmers Union R. A. Barlow Bridge Barton Kinton Ietto Lou Johnson Jack Rathbun

Nash coupe sale noted in Sidney Saturday

Melvin Jurgens purchased a Nash coupe at Sidney Saturday. Mrs. James Hume spent a few days last week at the Dave Hume home. Millard Storey and Charles Schmidt in Lisco Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Hume and family at C. G. Hume's Thursday evening. Harvey and Alvin Reed motored to Scottsbluff Thursday. Mrs. Bertha Borges and family recovering from scarlet fever. Melvin Jurgens, Lavern Queen, Elda Hume and Pauline Ostermeier spent Sunday evening at the Otto

Eagle Elda Hume Melvin Jurgens Sidney James Hume Dave Hume Millard Storey Charles Schmidt Lisco C. G. Hume Harvey Alvin Reed Scottsbluff Bertha Borges Lavern Queen Pauline Ostermeier Otto

Armistice Day Attendance and Local Visits

Mrs William Florke hosted S H club gathering and the next meeting is planned at Mrs Gus Hennig s home Several from the area attended the Armistice day celebration at Lisco Those from Pleasant Dale including Harold Bills Virgil Wheeler traveled to stay with C G Hume Lloyd Schmidt spent the weekend at home A group including Cecil Hume Harold Bills and Virgil Wheeler shared Sunday dinner at Cave Hume home Otto Rahe and family called in Thursday eve Others visited James Hume Paul Ingwerson homes Saturday night and Melvin Jurgens Pauline Ostermeier and Bess and Elsie Rahe joined.

Rahe William Florke S. H. Club Gus Hennig Lisco Harold Bills Virgil Wheeler Pleasant Dale C. G. Hume Arthur Ingwerson Ovid Lloyd Schmidt Cecil Hume

Debt Resettlement Program Advances in State

Debt resettlement moves forward as county committees cooperate with district supervisors to craft settlements balancing debtor and creditor interests. The program aims to restore normal economic activity by freeing frozen assets and allowing debtors to reenter the market. Shield, Lynn R Leonard, and Glenville B Porter were named district superintendents to coordinate with local committees and creditors.

Shield Lynn R. Leonard Lincoln Glenville B. Porter North Platte John Carmo

Community Trade Meeting Voices Mutual Aid in Local Park

In a friendly gathering, residents exchange concerns and explore voluntary agreements to benefit both sides. Participants discuss shared issues and potential cooperative solutions in an open communal setting.

Gether

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