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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1938

Page

7

Pair Arrested Here Face Murder Charges

Two men Ames and Gallaway arrested in Sidney last Friday face murder charges after initial confessions and a revised statement shifting responsibility to Gallaway. Sheriff W. W. Schulz oversaw the questioning with Deputy James Glenn guiding the removal from a freight train. Gallaway’s listed family includes a wife and seven month old son in Crestline Ohio. Billings’ widow says he deserted his wife and child nine years ago.

Gallaway C. W. Gallaway Shelby, O Crestline Billings Kearney Ames Sidney W. W. Schulz Galloway Union Pacific James Glenn

Sidney Meets Bayard Football Team Today

Sidney and Bayard prepare for a daytime football clash with a Lions club transport plan for the Bayard trip. The joint Sidney Bayard Lions meeting at noon aims to coordinate support as Sidney’s young squad shows fighting spirit and potential for the next two seasons.

Sidney Bayard Brown Lions Club Bayard Lions

Fate of Jurgensen Pondered by Court

The court weighed whether Jurgensen was convicted of embezzling money versus embezzling property. Assistant Judge Overcash argued the Missouri citations do not apply, while Stoutt contended the two crimes are distinct. The judge’s jury instructions were defended as fair as the trial unfolds.

Sen Missouri Stoutt Jurgensen Chester Chaderli Potter Assistt Overcash E. R. Chappell Western Union Life Insurance Company Unitec Savings and Loan Kacerli

It pays to know what you are buying

It pays to know what you are buying and shop with confidence. It pays to shop where every item is marked and each food item quality guaranteed. It pays to shop in OPS Stores where all of these are assured and OPS prices too.

Court delays retrial in Jurgensen case on appeal

Judge Stout calls the case of Jurgensen, then a state corporation president and high official, a matter of great importance. A two to five year sentence is suspended pending appeal. He argues retrial would waste time and money as state witnesses have fixed testimony and could not change it. He notes possible jury difficulty in convicting with inconsistent evidence of alleged similar transactions.

Jurgensen Stout

Amendments Cause Ballot Confusion for State Clerks

The article notes amendments submitted by the legislature create separate ballots for four short ballot items and the bank stockholders double liability repeal while a slot machine petition gets its own ballot. State law vs constitution dictates different ballot rules, leading to confusion for county clerks who prepare ballots across counties. Deputy Secretary Don Devries spoke with 91 of 93 county clerks in a single day to address the issue.

Don Devries

Peetz Visit Travels and Family Ties

Mr and Mrs H T Reed of Mountain Grove visited a few days last week at the home of Mrs Reed’s sister Mrs Fred Carlton. They departed Thursday for a visit with relatives in Nebraska and Kansas before returning to their Missouri home. Mr and Mrs Bernard Thompson and baby Barbara of Eads and Miss

H. T. Reed Mountain Grove Fred Carlton Nebraska Kansas Missouri Bernard Thompson Barbara Eads

Peetz And Area Notes Include Visits And Local Games

Pauline Thompson visits Cliff. Mr and Mrs Joe Fehringer seek medical aid in Denver for their 3 year old daughter. H A Severn heads to Barnesville Ohio for winter, after summering here on Severn land. Frank McCall returns from Meeker after deer hunt. last year he bagged a 2 point buck. Boy Scouts with J E Potter and Morris Shook build rock backdrop for Peetz fountain as concrete arch and electric clock rise. Bertha Hietz learns of Dr E E Jones of Raymond Nebr death at 72, frequent Peetz visitor. Peetz Bridge Club hosts by Mrs R D Meyer. lunch served. Delbert Johnson and children visit Jack Smith in Padroni. Albert Werner hosts sister Arch Epringer of North Loop Nebr. Peetz high beats Crook 46 0 in Logan county. two conference wins, no losses. Fleming and Peetz clash at Fleming’s corn husking show. Crook and Ovid out of title race. Roy Thompson remodels home bought at tax sale. adds breakfast nook. James Meechem and daughter visit from Sterling. Gilbert Gaze of Padroni with Gage and Lint attend housewarming at Arnold Waite’s. 30 guests attend.

Frank McCall Meeker Mr. McCall Boy Scouts J. E. Potter Morris Shook Hungerford Peetz Bertha Hietz E. E. Jones Raymond Nebr Emma Hietz Dr. Jones R. D Meyer Peetz Bridge Delbert Johnson Jack Smith Padroni Albert Werner Arch Epringer North Loop Nebraska Peetz High Crook Logan County Fleming Ovid Roy Thompson James Meechem Sterling Gilbert Gaze Padorni G. W Gage Wm. Lint Procter Arnold Waite

Business Women In District Gather For Eighth Nebraska Federation Meet

The eighth annual meeting of Nebraska Federation of Business and Professional Women's clubs sixth district gathered 69 attendees in Scottsbluff at the Lincoln hotel. State officers including Miss Lois Van Valkenburgh and Miss Irma Lehumkuhl attended with chairs from Chadron Wahoo Scottsbluff Alliance Sidney and Crawford. A clinic on the national program My Business and Yours featured Miss Evelyn Tompkins and a panel of doctors and nurses prescribing tips to improve club activities followed by luncheon in the Pioneer room and reports on club work and civic efforts.

District of Nebraska Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs Scottsbluff Lincoln Hotel Lois van Valkenburgh Lincoln Irma Lehumkuhl Wahoo Florence Sheean Chadron Mabel Yentsen Alliance Crawford Sidney Jennie Overstreet Scottsbluff Club Elsie Rowe Quack Evelyn Tompkins Sidney Club Evangeline McAllister Florence Miss Beach Meta Nerenberg Alliance Club Ruth Preston Hannah Hussman Overstreet Tompkins

Potter items and social notes from Potter Nebraska

Mrs. Will Gustafson spent the weekend at the William Goding home. Numerous visits and illnesses are noted including tonsil operation for Mrs. D. F. Enevoldsen and heart attack recovery for Will Hagemeister. The Epworth Leaguers raised about $20 at a rummage sale and the seventh district RNA convention met in Potter with a banquet and public evening meeting.

Will Gustafson William Goding George Vesey George Whitney Fisher Potter Hiner Hermansen Veteran’s Hospital Cheyenne Charles Dedic Crete Fred Pultz Harry Wells Redington Pultz Epworth Leaguers Supreme Frances Torkelson Evans John Reddy

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