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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1930

Page

4

Parole Pleas Involving Forgery, Assault and More

The Pardons Board weighs clemency for inmates including Ded Morris serving one to two years for forgery after pleading to faking Pat Henderson’s name on checks. Robert Johnson seeks parole for a 3 to 15 year reformatory term for assault and robbery, with Johnston admitting blame for a $5 robbery and watch theft in Columbus. Sevastian Orzoo’s mother asks for parole with deportation to Mexico as condition.

Nutter Reformatory Ded Morris Otse County Pat Henderson Robert Johnson Platte County Louis Lightner East Johnson J. D. Coleman Columbus John Coleman Sevastian Orzoo Scotts Bluff Mexico

Rice Funeral Home Moves to Modern New Residence

The Rice family plans a two story addition to the rear of the new funeral home site next spring creating a more homelike and modern facility. Mr Rice aims to host most funerals at the home rather than churches once redecorating is complete. Grass will not be sown in the yard until spring.

Maroon Grid Eleven In Early Practice As Season Nears

Griszold enters final prep year in top form amid a veteran lineup. Letters include Masse Adams Chesebro Montgomery Bu Sacker Wolf Sheckler and Captain Griswold shaping a backfield and line. Early drills focus on basics as Coach Black evaluates a large pool of newcomers for week one.

Griswold Suammer Masse Adams Chesebro Montgomery Black Depeliers Livine Wolf Western Nebraska Scohol

Public reception of Greater Talkie season upbeat says manager

The manager reports solid public reception for the Greater Talkie season at the Bidney theatre. He notes plans for October bookings and promises more big pictures, short subjects, news, and comedies to please Stincy and Cheyenne county residents, while inviting patron feedback.

Mance Love Social Lion Sidney Stincy Cheyenne County Bidney Theatre

Scotts Bluff Golfer Captures Sterling Tourney Honors

McCreary of Scottsbluff defeated Closman of Sidney and claimed the pioneer flight in the Sterling golf tourney. Luce of the Columbine club Sterling rallied to beat Shaffer of Fort Morgan for the finals of the pioneer flight, while Bill Brown of Sterling won the tenderfoot flight. The tournament was praised as the strongest ever held in Sterling.

Robinson Oshkosh H. Shaffer Fort Morgan Ray Luce Columbine Club Sterling Luce C. W. Sm Sidney Bill Brown Siebel Ken Curlee C. P. Shaeffer The Columbine McCreary Closman Scotts Bluff Waite Scottsbluff Rapp Galbreath Quinn Dutton Pioneer Curtis Gillett

Schools Open With Heaviest Enrollment In History

A long list details the first week enrollments across multiple district and school numbers in Garden and Kimball counties. Names include Clara McDaniel Eva Carter Miriam Bartlett Lorraine Davis Ruby Wood Edna Hammond Esther Moomey Lily Poole and many more. Districts 5 6 7 8 10 11 14 15 16 17 19 20 22 23 26 27 29 31 32 36 39 40 47 48 51 52 53 54 56 57 61 62 64 68 69 70 71 72 75 76 77 80 82 86 with administrators S A Nelson Joseph M Davis S A Nelson and others listed among principals and teachers.

Potter F. A. Snocker J. L. Fowler Josephine Johnson Clo Tourney Grayce Pechous Bessie Blair Margaret Thomson Velma Morrow Mattie B Quein Violet Haggstrom Faye Cortney Sidney Sund C. R. Casey W. H. Larkin Loretta Granzer Elma Nelson Edna Seyfang Mable L. Johnson Louise Hennig Lodge Pole Leola Rogers Marie Trobaugh Elsie Poole Dalton Helen Behrns Helen Stibor Lucile Waddell Muriel Riggs Esther Shaw Ruth Serber Lucile Rubado Lorenzo School Joseph M. Davis Gurley Agnes Semerad Kimball County Mable Foster Genevieve Dyke Millie Kugler Mrs P. Mead Mable Wilton Ethel Guill Jessie Goding Mary Hemmer Leo Washburn Agnes Dwyer Mona Livoni Lucile Higgins Julia Walsh Dalton Dalton S. A. Nelson Lillian Gaswick Lucile Coker Miss Hanson Phren Lownes Helen Mellberg

Methodists Gather for Seventeenth Lincoln Session

The Methodist conference meets in Lincoln September 16 for its seventeenth session. Morning business includes roll call, memorial service, and a sermon by Rev. J W Kirkpatrick under Bishops Mean and Lee. Afternoon talks cover missions and board of public morals. a joint ministers and lay session honors their anniversary.

Holy Communion Charles L. Mean E F. Lee J. W. Kirkpatrick Board of Public Morals and Prohibition E W Rowe Clarence True Wilson Antisaloon League Supt. F. A. High

District and staff listings for Gurley and Dalton schools

District No 97 lists Daisy Kalb Sidney No 99 Littie Gade Sidney No 114 Ada Adams Dalton with Gurley School led by Superintendent Lester Collins and S S Wagner principal Rachael Jensen music Alma Russell seventh and eighth Rhea Doon fifth and sixth Ruth Cruise third and fourth Alice Shaw first District No 142 Ruth Cortney Dalton No 144 Edna Howerter Lodge Pole No 156 Clara Mohart Sidney No 157 Adelaide Meyer Dalton No 160 Hazel Bales Gurley No 163 Freda Alleman Dalton No 164 Meta Gemeinhardt Potter No 165 Mrs Mary Whitmire Dalton

Daisy Kalb Sidney Littie Gade Ada Adams Dalton Gurley Lester Collins S. S. Wagner Rachael Jensen Alma Russell Rhea Doon Ruth Cruise Alice Shaw Ruth Cortney Edna Howerter Lodge Pole Clara Mohart Adelaide Meyer Hazel Bales Freda Alleman Meta Gemeinhardt Potter Mrs Mary Whitmire

Western Nebraska cattle shipments rise as prices improve

Cattle shipments in western Nebraska gain momentum with Alliance leading at 31 carloads, Ashby 14, Hyannis 12, Ellsworth 6, Bingham 4, and Bonner 19 from near Alliance. Prices remain low though forecasts hint at a near term rebound as beef demand campaigns gain traction. Walter Hoops plans to use a new three ton GMC truck for trucking duties after relocating to Omaha.

Hills Alliance Ashby Hyannis Ellsworth Bingham Antioch Bonner Nebraska Nebraska Stock Growers Association Walter Hoops Omaha

Aged couple hosts golden anniversary at home

The Morfelds, both 70, celebrated their golden anniversary with kin and friends at their home. Nicholas Treinen served as witness as the marriage was blessed by the local church. A large gold and white cake and gifts marked the observance at the Brachtenbach residence. Attending were Rey Anton Link Adolph Brachtenbach Bernadine Munster Mann and the Morfeld children. Attorney C S Radcliffe made a business trip to Lisco Tuesday.

Nicholas Treinen Brachtenbach Rey Anton Link Adolph Brachtenbach Bernadine Munstermann Bernard Morfeld Frank Edgar Jake Morfeld Henry Brachtenbach Morfeld

State party meetings begin to form election planks

A statewide party gathering stressed constructive focus as voters’ choice was declared via lawful channels. The speaker praised Hoover era tariffs, farm relief, tax cuts totaling 160 million dollars, veterans’ benefits, and naval treaty strides while noting party leadership and tax savings in Weaver’s tenure and highway progress.

Republican Party Hoover Congress Prohibition Enforcement Bureau Herbert Hoover Weaver

Local Family Notes From West Center Area

Osborn siblings hosted by family members in West Center. Ethel Guill begins teaching in Center School primary. A son Lloyd Robert born to E N Southard couple. Olive Gineau assisted at Southard home. Frank Whitmire begins Harmony School teaching duties. Linton and Osborn families visited Vern Ankeny and M E Webster households.

F. O Osborn Omaha E. E. Osborn Olive Gineau Ethel Guill Center School E. N. Southard Lloyd Robert Frank Whitmire Sidney Harmony Albert Linton and E. E Osborn Vern Ankeny Carol Ankeny Ruth Osborn M. E. Webster

Osborn Family and Local Residents Social Roundup

Sunday and midweek visits feature Mrs. E E Osborn and Largetta Osborn calling on Mrs. E N Southard and Mrs J C Guill. Carl Ernest and family spent Sunday with relatives east of Dalton. Ruth Osborn and Carol Ankeny entered Dalton high school. Carl Ezri and Ruth a freshman.

E. E. Osborn Largetta Osborn E. N. .Southard J. C. Guill Carl Ernest Dalton

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Pardon Board Rice Funeral Home Scottscluff Clara McDaniel Eva Carter Miriam Bartlett North Lorraine Davis South Ruby Wood Edna Hammond Esther Moomey Laura Lincoln the Star Market Frank Schwasnick Prop C. S. Radcliffe Lisco West Center Rayon Greenlees’ Inc
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