Bankers Weigh Clearing House Plan in Nebraska Convention
Nebraska bankers plan regional clearing house associations to standardize banking, boost earnings, and protect deposits. Fremont formed first in 1927 with 78 banks, Lincoln and Lancaster counties forming a second and third in central Nebraska counties. Dan V. Stephens leads the movement. benefits include stronger cash reserves, reduced risky borrowing, and uniform service charges.
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Nebraska
Nebraska State Bankers Association
Omaha
Fremont
Lincoln
Lancaster
Cass
Otoe
Seward
Clearing House Association
Dodge, Douglas, Sarpy, Saunders
Washington Counties
Dan V. Stephens
Fremont State Bank
American Bankers Association
Houston
P. P. Hall
Greenwood
Nebraska Bankers Association
First Regional Association
Gurley Notes Include Sales, Visits, and Club News
Gurley residents shopped and attended bazaars last Thursday. The Lutheran Guild fundraiser cleared 65 dollars with many diners also buying at the bazaar. Multiple residents had tonsil surgeries, visits occurred between Gurley and nearby towns, and local clubs met for parties, lunches, and practice sessions. A 19th wedding anniversary surprise for Mr. and Mrs. Carl Christ featured 500 and prizes, with neighbors hosting at Stava drug store and Christ home. The Farmers State Bank closing for the day prompted plans for possible reorganization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neal Tank
Gurley
Lutheran Guild
Ray Miles
Larson
Otto Zuhlke
William Wolcott
Hubbell
Charles Schuler
Gus Jeudes
Sidney
Neal
Arthur Rowan
Charles McRoberts
Lloyd Yowell
Fred Rathman
Dalton
Carl Christ
Stava Drug Store
Christ Home
Mrs. Christ
A A Larson
Dr. Larson
Charles Gabriel
Mr. Gabriel
Lynn Cunningham
Small Son
H. B. Jones
Ackles
A. A. Larson
Young Peoples
The
Methodist Church
Sargent
Largent
Lynn F. Cunningham
Methodist Ladies Aid Society
Mesdames
Elmer Hewitt
John Schreinert
Lodge
George Burr
Ronald
Donald
Ted Brooks
George Bartels
George
Anna Meyers
Chicag
C. Jensen
Hardy
Fred Engel
Frank
Roy
Zeb Gustin
Lyman
Colo
John Overman
Denver
Eleanor Engel
Social Roundup From SE Voorhis and Nearby Homes
SEXTORP Miss Meta Wagner of Sidney spent Saturday night at the Henry Moench home. Numerous local residents visited relatives and attended services or meetings, including Mrs. Oscar Miller and the Lutheran Ladies Aid, and multiple Sunday gatherings at the homes of Redeen, Wittrock, Kafka, and Shaw. Several residents traveled to Sterling for a meeting, while others hosted or visited farms and families across the area.
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Meta Wagner
Sidney
Henry Moench
Alice Prince
Winside
Lutheran Ladies Aid
Oscar Miller
Billy Smith
Oscar Redeen
Marilda Moench
John Janecek
Kimball County
Nesbitt
Pete Nelson
Roy
L. J. Shaw
Jerome Kafka
Bronson
A. E. Fisher and Sons
A. E. Fisher
Sterling
Chupsches Catholic Church Masses Announced
Chupsches Catholic Church schedules Sunday masses at 7:00 and 9:30 a m with Sunday evening devotions rosary in traction and benediction at 5:30 p m Weekday mass is at 7:00 a m Pastor Anton Link leads the parish.
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Anton Link
United and Grace Lutheran churches serve Sunday schedule
UNITED LUTHERAN CHURCH Sidney Holy Trinity Church announce Sunday services Bible school at 10 a m Worship and sermon with Holy communion at 7 45 p m Gurley Grace Lutheran Church holds Bible school at 10 a m Lord's day service with Holy communion and sermon at 11 a m A cordial invitation invites all to attend and bring friends All are welcome.
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Sidney
Holy Trinity Church
Bible School
Gurley
Grace Lutheran Church
the Bible School
Boy Scouts to Attend Roosevelt Day Service at Presbyterian Church
The Presbyterian Church invites the Boy Scouts as guests for Sunday evening services at 7 30 p m with the pastor delivering a talk and scouts performing talks and musical numbers. Sunday school and worship follow usual hours at 10 and 11. The Christian Endeavor devotion precedes the service at 6 30 and the Woman's Missionary Society meets at 2 30 at the pastor's home.
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Boy Scouts
Christian Endeavor Society
Our Womans Missionary Society
Sunol farmer injured by hog kick in bizarre accident
Hugo Kiuhl, a Sunol farmer, fractured his leg just above the ankle Tuesday while preparing to butcher a hog. The dying kick from the hog struck him as he stepped aside, prompting his vow to take two shots at the next hog before approaching the slaughter scene.
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Hugo Kiihl
Sunol
Mr. Kiihl
Mr. Kuhl
Gains New Allies In Drive To Halt Highway Billboards
By August 1929, 240 national advertisers and 18 ad agencies pledged to curb roadside billboards or honor expired contracts. Eight major car brands, tires, a top oil firm, and many leading foods support the campaign. A second push seeks members to avoid firms using scenery for ads. If successful, national advertising may end.
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New York Herald Tribune
Lst
America
Order of Hearing on Petition for Administration
The State of Nebraska in Cheyenne County In the County Court. In the matter of the estate of Joe Vach, deceased. Petition by Anna Carrie Vach seeks administration granted to Elmer H. Larson. Hearing set for November 12, 1929 at 10 a.m. before the County Court. notice to interested parties by publication in The Telegraph for three weeks. Dated October 24, 1929. (Seal) G. P. Kratz, County Judge. R. P. Kepler, lawyer. 12-14-16
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Cheyenne County
Joe Vach
Anna Carrie Vach
Elmer H. Larson
Telegraph
A.D
G. P. Kratz
R. P. Kepler
Telegraph Publisher Statement of Ownership and Management
Pursuant to act of congress of August 24 1912 I certify I am publisher editor managing editor and business manager of The Telegraph that the owners are Guy V Doran and the Estate of F A Gapen that there are no bondholders mortgagees or other security holders to report as of the date of this filing
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Congress
The
Telegraph
Guy V. Doran
F. A. Gapen
Telegraph security holders owning 1 percent or more
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 1st day of October, 1929. C M Hadley, Notary Public. Guy V Doran is identified as holding or owning at least one percent of The Telegraph securities.
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C M Hadley
Notary Public
Bunker Hill Family News From Canton Area Orbit
Willis Mayne of Canton arrives to live with daughters Mrs Fred Beyer and Mrs Iva Beyer and son Earl Bayne Rose Heine joins in. Extended notes list visits and trips to Sterling Sidney Gering and local kin including Bayne Beyer and Meyer families across weekend.
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Willis Mayne
Canton
Fred Beyer
Iva Beyer
Earl Bayne
Community Notes From Merday to Bunker Hall
Benard visited at the John Engel home Merday evening Adolph Moll and son Herbert returned Friday from points in South Dakota and eastern Nebraska. Several from here attended the hog special train Tuesday. Mr and Mrs John Borcher and Mr and Mrs Harm Fecht were dinner guests at the Arthur Borcher home on Sunday. Everyone is welcome to the box social and program at the Bunker Hall school Friday evening October 25.
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Anna Meyers
Chicago
Christ
F. A. Brown
Emma Ravert
Long Beach
Calif
Ravert
Cheyenne
Rowan
Farmers State Bank
Lau
Gurley Business Mews Association
Walcott
Rose Heine
Sylvia Bayne
Clara
Bernice Beyer
Mohatt
Frank Beyer
Sterling
Henry Schmidt
Paul Meyer
Sidney
Alma
Elmer Vach
Adolph Moll
Iva Beyer
John Engel
Edwin
Earl Bayne
James
Albert
Willis Bayne
Gering
Rex
Leonard Bayne
Herbert
South Dakota
Nebraska
John Borcher
Harm Fecht
Arthur Borcher
Box Sogal
Bunker Hall
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J. H. Winegar
Nels Erickson
Sextorp
United Lutheran Church
Presbyterian Church
Sunol Farmer
Guy V
Doran
Bunker Hill
Louie Blaha
C. W. Jacobs
Prop
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