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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1936

Page

2

Tony Scalati and the Bronx Mob Run End in Tragedy

In Ossining Tony Scalati a mob chauffeur carries a gun despite parole. After a tense plan to rob a Bronx payroll goes awry Maria urges him to quit crime. A fatal cab crash and a police shooting end his attempts at reform as Maria looks on.

Tony Sealati Ossining Maria Tony Tle Louis Bronx Louie Lewis Jose Mike Yyse Avenue Chen Fifteenth Street Lisenh Ile Santa Maria Tony Scalati Maria Wise

Air Pan American Airways Expands Northern Europe Route

Air Pan American Airways holds valuable concessions and operating agreements on a northern route to Europe, leveraging expanded access rights and strategic partnerships to grow its transatlantic operations.

Air Pan-American Airways Europe

Social notes from South Colton and neighboring towns

Melburn Brown of Sidney picks corn for George Deaver. Jimmy Herbert visits Keith Deaver. Henry Koester and son Leo visit Sterling. Rey and Mrs Krohn visit H J Elsen home. Homecoming at Sidney high school. Harvey George wedding celebration with friends. Elmer George of Crook visits. Clarence Deaver, Paxton teacher, visits. Mary Kavanaugh visits Dorothy Elsen. Elsen family shoppings in Sidney. Mrs John George visits Fred George in Sidney. Elsen family visits George Hockerson.

Melburn Brown Sidney George Deaver Jimmy Herbert Keith Deaver M. M. Herbert Bill George H. J. Elsen George Hockerson Henry Koester Leo Rey H. F. Krohn Earl Sharman Stanley Elsen Sidney High School Roy Glen Anderson Harvey George Elmer George Crook John George Charles Clarence Deaver Paxton Mary Kavanaugh Dorothy Elsen Fred

Local Social Notes From Corner Sunday Sessions

Rev Purdom and Ben Baughman led Sunday morning services at the Corner. Evening worship was held at Mrs Ed Sanders home. Other visits included Mr and Mrs C E N Johnson with son, and Mr and Mrs Oscar Redeen at Edgar Andersons. Ruby and Anna Sanders sing from a radio station in Huron South Carolina each morning.

Purdom Ben Baughman Ed Sanders Pete Roy Nelson Harry Stanley C. E. N. Johnson and Son Oscar Redeen Edgar Anderson Ruby Anna Sanders Huron S. C Doris Hetes Raby Fred Beetz Harvey Fisher Helen Peru

Pleasant View Social Notes From Mrs Morrow Home

Mrs J E Morrow hosts visitors in Pleasant View as Mrs G H Boehnke calls on Mrs Schiiching and a Wyoming trip follows. W D Mathewson brings cattle home from pasture and visits J E Morrow with Max. Mrs Frank Mueller tours Sidney with kin and Dan Herboldsheimer spends Monday with his son Charles. Pete Nelson calls on J E Morrow while work progresses on Frank Mueller’s new house.

G. H. Boehnke Sidney Kenneth Mueller Dan Herboldsheimer Charles Pete Nelson J. E. Moerrow Frank Mueller

Lodge Pole Rows From Oshkosh and Partings in Town

Repeated social visits fill a Saturday and Sunday scene in the area. Mrs. Carrie Stephens and daughter Mary receive calls from Mr. and Mrs. George Sine. Locals report travel and visits among the Holtman, Groshart, Bates, and Sine families, plus a 79th birthday tribute to J. C. Wolfe after 56 years in the community.

H. C. Craig Carrie Stephens Mary Oshkosh Lloyd Sine Fort Collins A. F. Groshart George Sine Amelia Schlaman Grand Island Dick Schlaman W. L. Bates B. J. Bates Lincoln Kimball Albert Holtman Marysville Calif Henry Holtman Doris Minshall Dorothy Line Sidney H J West Sons Ogallala J. M. McDaniel June Meyer Nellie Petteys Mattie Lough Alamosa Colorado Springs Kenneth Englert Mary Paviat J. C. Wolfe Mr. Wolfe

Complete Fertilizers Contain Potash Nitrogen and Phosphoric

Complete fertilizers are described as containing critical nutrients potash nitrogen and phosphoric acid. This fits a concise agricultural note stating the components and their roles in plant growth.

Prince Eugen Painted Stockholm Town Hall Frescoes

The Stockholm town hall features many frescoes by Prince Eugen, brother of the Swedish king. The building is famed as a modern European landmark studied by architects worldwide.

Stockholm Prince Eugen Europe

GOP Clubs Bolted to F D I S Claim

The Second Ward Republican Club of Scranton with 3 367 men and 822 women joined President Roosevelt's camp. Leader Bernard J Harding and the Lackawanna county federation pledged support citing working man friendship. They declined marching for Frank Knox on Oct 23. Norbeck says he will back Roosevelt, praising economic recovery and debt in terms of agricultural output. Scripps Howard papers urged Roosevelt re election. Local social notes report visits and club events in Dalton and Sidney.

Second Ward Republican Club Scranton Pennsylvania Roosevelt Lock, Stock and Barrel Bernard J. Harding Lacawana County Old Guard Republican Frank Knox Lackawana County Peter Norbeck United States South Dakota Landon Norbeck S. X. Way Watertown Public Opinion Scripps- Howard New York San Francisco

East Gurley Residents Attend Lewellen Visit

Mrs Harold Gibbins reports Mr and Mrs Neal Rowan and daughters Norma Lee and Jane visited at the home of Dr and Mrs H A Blackstone in Lewellen on Sunday A large turnout from the community attended William Neick funeral services in Sidney on Sunday Frances Weigand and granddaughter Helen Anderson spent Monday with Mrs Catherine Nelck

Edna Feldman Arthur Rowan Albert .Christensen of Daltom Henry Kreinbring Sexton Ahlm Vernon Neick Sidney CES Kensington Dalton Frank Rowan Garden Club Sam Hunt Vernon Nelck Neal Rowan Norma Lee Jane H. A. Blackstone Lewellen William Neick Frances Weigand Helen Anderson Catherine Nelck

Local social notes from Goodview and area communities

Mrs John Kastens notes visits and dinners among Goodview residents and nearby families. A sequence of Sunday dinners, weekend visits in Sidney Oshkosh Julesburg and near, with mentions of Degenhart Kastens Bond Franklin Schmid and others. Local work shifts include Van Withers at Oshkosh court house and corn shucking at Roy Earnhart farm.

John Lancaster Kowanda R. O. Bond Leon Degenhart Shirley Claire Adams Joyce John Kastens Leo Degenhart James Campbell Charles Hafer Sidney Leonard Bond Marlene Betty Lou Fred Weible Oshkosh Edna Walker Morton Sedgwick Roy Wolfe D. D. Kastens Evelyn Marjorie Fred Franklin Chappell Alva Franklin Mary Jane Thompson Laverna Degenhart Arthur Stoll Marvin Edward Schmid Wayne Bond Lawrence Deich Julesburg van Withers Oshkosh Court House Ralph Welton Robert Sprengel Roy Earnhart

McCormick Deering ads and oddities mix with jokes

A collaged page features McCormick Deering farming equipment notes from International Harvester plants stressing precision parts and genuine repairs, plus bargain used gear ads and a banking joke about January balances, followed by a light Wedding Day fright tale and a humorous exchange.

International Harvester Company IHC McCormick-Deering

Surprise birthday party honors Mrs. John Schneider

A surprise party was hosted at Mrs. John Schneider’s home Tuesday evening to mark her birthday. Relatives and friends attended including Rev. and Mrs. Carl Goldenstein and son of Lodge Pole, Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Dykman of Lodge Pole, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Dykman north of Sunol, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Welton and daughter, John Welton, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Welton and son, Mr. and Mrs. John Schneider Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Gus Eineman and family of Lodge Pole, and the Henry Borgman family.

John Schneider Carl Goldenstein Lodge Pole J. K. Dykman Herman Dykman North of Sunol Charles Welton John Welton Ralph Welton

Episcopal church weekly schedule with services

On the 20th Sunday after Trinity the church hosts Holy Communion at 8 a m and Church School at 9 45 a m. Monday evening at 7 30 St Marys guild meets with Evelyn Clark and Mrs Cobb. Thursday at 1 p m St Martha's guild. Friday at 7 p m choir practice. Spehr vicar.

Church School St. Mary’s Guild Evelyn Clark Cobb St. Martha's Guild BE. Spehr

Mrs Sokol Hosts Luncheon and Bridge for Wednesday Club

Mrs Charles Sokol entertained the Wednesday bridge club and guests at a luncheon at Union Pacific hotel at one o'clock with thirteen covers. Later bridge was played at the Sokol home with honors awarded to Mrs Doran and Mrs E J Morgan for high scores and the traveling prize won by a club member.

Charles Sokol A. &. Hardy L. C. Barstow Carl Jones Rebecca Baker G. V. Doran E. S. Stokes Bernice Kelly Union Pacific Sokol

Esquire Origin Tied to Shield Bearer Role

The term esquire traces to the Zatin via old French, from escu now ceu meaning shield. It was bestowed on a shield bearer or an attendant of a knight.

Esquire Escu Ceu

Invented Post Card Origin and Timeline

The post card emerged as an unofficial ecard under postal rules with prepayment, originating in Austria in 1869 by Dr Emanuel Lierman. It spread to England in 1870 and the United States in 1873, with picture cards first used by Swartz of Oldenburg in 1870 and the first picture post card in 1875.

Austria Emanuel Lierman England United States Swartz Oldenburg Germany

Monk's Cloth Its Fabric and Uses Across History

Monk s cloth is a coarse leavy fabric in basket weave issued from worsted origins for monk s habits. It is mainly cotton or linen and also used for draperies and decorative purposes.

Enormous Yew Trees Mark English Church Yards

Old English churchyards harbor huge yews with trunks of 30 feet in circumference at Staines and another moved near Dover showing a 22 feet trunk.

Staines Dover

Lottie Wonders Why Babies Are Born At Night

A child asks why births occur at night and another suggests it helps parents be at home with their mother. The exchange reflects curiosity about birth timing in a lighthearted, parentally framed discussion.

Lottie

Fortune teller warns Hitler of death on a Jewish holiday

The sketched anecdote has Hitler visiting a palm reader who predicts doom. She declares bad news, saying he will die on a Jewish holiday. He questions the timing, and she adds any death on a Jewish holiday would fit.

Hitler

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Edward P. Ehrich South Colton Mrs. H. J. Elsen Sextrap Mrs J. E. Morrow Pleasant View F. D East Gurley Harold Gibbins Goodview Alya Franklin Hadda Hadden Heye Dykman John Schneider, Jr Edmund Stevens Lewis Lenz Joe Sands Cormick Deering Ray Babcock Kien Oh ” A Sidney, Nebraska Deerinz Silverman Martin Flessner Tom Babcock Implement Co 12Th Avenue Episcopal Church Wednesday Bridge Club Telegraph ARROW Mitoga Arrow Grads Madras Hepner Clothing CO Hamburger Regal Hostettler Prop TN Toy Sat Modern Mechanix Better Names GAR -Christian Herald Household Magazin McCall’s Magazine Pathmnfinder Pictorial Review Beys Screen THE Farm Journal the Country Home Delineator American Girl True Story Nudgereal America Radio News Ali al Pathfinder Magaties Orou Lassic Pathfinder Arents' Magaz Everybody's Poultry Mag Man Magazine Good Stories Household Magazine Illustrated Mechane Mother's Home Life Needlecraft Poultry Tribune ST. OR R.F.D the Telegraph Leon Fine
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