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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1937
Page
8
Hard, dry ground hamstrings harvest plans as farmers count on moisture. The national crop survey reports a rainless week across the region west of the Great Plains, with severe soil moisture shortages in Nebraska Kansas Iowa Mississippi Illinois and Wisconsin.
Students press for school dances with strict supervision and an honor probation system. They pledge orderly events, chaperones, and responsibility, aiming to impress faculty and build school spirit amid a flurry of excitement and careful watch for outcomes.
The amateur golf meet is set for Sunday with $100 entry fee. Organizers expect top sand green players from Colorado, Wyoming and Nebraska. The golf committee D W Jorgenson C W Smith L H Johnson and Leon Tine reports the eighteen hole course in perfect condition.
A permanent program of land ownership by clients is planned with future purchases for clients. Some farms may be bought with payments over years. Other duties of the resettlement administration will be administered by Mr Bond as in the past.
Miles Maryett, known in Sidney as an able marksman, painter and taxidermist, asks the parole board for freedom after being portrayed as quarrelsome under liquor. Prosecutor F A Dutton cited threats to shoot. letters from Nebraskans on file support his release.
Wallace endorses the plan aiming to raise grower prices by withholding from interstate shipment potatoes under US No 2 standards and under 1.5 inches in diameter. In Cheyenne county a meeting drew eight growers who vote tonight with results unavailable until Saturday amid low turnout also reflected in Box Butte county where only forty farmers attended last week.
County records show Cheyenne with 3,339 motor vehicles valued at 462,360 dollars, an average of 138.42 per vehicle. Other counties listed include Panner with 645 cars valued at 55,470 and an 86 dollar average, Box Butte with 2,765 cars valued at 312,045 and 149.28 average, Deudl with 1,451 cars valued at 203,045 and 139.90 average, and Kimball with 1, ...
A summary of vehicle counts and valuations appears, noting 341 cars valued at $162,120 with an average of $120.89 each and 9,249 cars valued at $1,452,435 with an average of $157.04. Also listed is a Sunday devotion event at 7:30 led by Anton Link, Pastor, including rosary instruction and benediction.
Church school at 10 am morning worship at 11 am and evening worship at 7 30 pm with choir rehearsal Wednesday at 8 pm. Sermon topics include The Holy Spirit in the morning and The sting of Death and Power of Sin in the evening by J L Tyner minister.
At the Presbyterian Church, 945 a.m. Sunday school follows at 11 a.m. Worship features the topic What is wrong with the Universe with special music. Mrs Jarvis Bush at the piano and a solo by Dr Sheirerd.
Morning worship at 11 a m with superintendent David Ells. Epworth League at 6 30. evening service at 7 30 with sermon The Eber Son. Tues 4 p m Standard Bearers meet at the manse. Wed 7 30 prayer service. Thu 7 15 choir rehearsal.
The minister outlines a six week series during morning services covering Demas The Deserter Isaiah The Volunteer Gideon The Prizing Farmer Samson A Popular Hero Eli The Easy Mark Barnabas The Good Man. If you lack a church home you are invited to attend. John J. Sheaff, Minister.
Dean P. E. Spehr presides over the seventeenth Sunday after Trinity with a 9:45 a.m. church school and an 11 a.m. religious education service. At 6 p.m. the Y P F gathers. The afternoon hosts the annual parish and Sunday school picnic, inviting all pupils, parents, and teachers to pledge loyalty to the school’s work for the year.
Gospel services on Wednesday and Friday evenings begin at 7 30 p m Sunday at 10 a m Sunday school and Bible class at 11 a m Worship Evelyn Endersby will bring the message The text ends with For ye are not your own Chas e Thornton Pastor.
St Pauls Lutheran Church hosts its Mission Festival at the City Auditorium on Sunday September 19 with members from Pot ter Gurley and Trinity of South Dyl de Lutheran congregations taking part in the annual celebration of the local church.
Prominent speakers invited for Mission Festival with Rev H L W Schuetz of Cheyenne at 9 am German service and Rev E H Ahlemeyer of North Platte at 10 30 am English service A second English service at 2 pm Lunch served by the ladies of the congregation Music by St Pauls school children and a ladies chorus Public invited Offertory to fund Gospel outreach to heathen lands quoting Crove into all the world from the Savior ll F Krohn Pastor.
The Trinity Lutheran Church plans two communion services this Sunday at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Sunday school convenes at 9:45 a.m. Pastor Kahse hopes for a large attendance at both services.
Mr and Mrs Sven Olsen called at the Jens Olsen home Thursday evening. Mr and Mrs Cecil McKinney visited the C P Herboldsheimer home Sunday evening. Dewey Larsen and family and Earnest Tracy Emil Karl Mrs Mads Larsen and Mrs Mikkelsen were Sunday dinner guests at the Carl Larson home. Mrs A Nelsen and family called at the Chris Terman home Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Allen Nelsen were dinner guests Sunday at the Gunhart Olsen home.
Ed Nelson home hosts Mr and Mrs Henry James and family plus Dorothy Hansen for Sunday dinner. The Madeens host. Scheeles, Hates, Billy and Phillip visit Frances Willoughby and C P Herboldsheimer. Kenley Herboldsheimer leaves for Lincoln to attend Nebraska State University. Delbert Nelson back from Los Angeles to visit. L K Nelson improving after illness. Mrs Herbert Herboldsheimer and baby Richard Lee discharged from Kimball hospital. Ed Nelsen visits with L K Nelsen family. school opens in districts 82 and 31 with Miss Imes and Miss Marjorie Deaver teaching. Allen Nelson and Gunheart Olsen drive to Padroni, Cecil Nelson at Sidney. Jim Bertramsen and Rodney visit Andrew Floy family. Rodney Bertramsen to Lincoln for university. Delbert Nelsen visits Jim Bertramsen.
East Dalton residents share Sunday visits at several homes. Families including Rathman Mintken Munshaw and Mellberg were guests at Yowell Mintken and Munshaw homes. Y C S opened with officers Luella Marz and others. local youths visited school. Fall corduroy items teased at Hepners.
A local advertisement announces a new sensational cosmetic sold in 25 cent packages. The offer appears at Worden Beauty Shop located in Harper Building, inviting customers to try affordable beauty products amid hard times.
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