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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1935

Page

6

Transients Warned Of Impending Deadline

The announcement by Gen. Frank T. Hines states no more transients will be admitted to transient bureau camps after midnight September 28. Veterans are advised not to seek Washington CCC enrollment and PERA has stopped sending transients to rehabilitation camps. October CCC enrollment will occur nationwide, with details to follow. Veterans on relief or with a relief family member are eligible, and October enrollment requires contact with the veterans administration at veterans hospitals.

Frank T. Hines Veterans Affairs Washington FERA Civilian Conservation Corps PERA CCC Veterans Administration Veterans Hospitals

WPA Work To Start Immediately In West

A summary of WPA projects across Nebraska towns lists funds for sewer systems, road grading, bridge work, park and school improvements, water mains, and museum facilities. Notable entries include Scotts Bluff county road work, Mitchell water and sewer expansions, and Crawford clerical support for the school superintendent’s office.

WPA West Broadwater Scotts Bluff County Scottsbluff Mitchell Belmont Sheridan County Rushville Bingham Dawes County Crawford Chappell

Two Road Projects Planned On No 19

Two WPA highway jobs are planned on No 19 with resurfacing to improve conditions for winter. Earlier winds last spring swept the road clean of gravel and left it in poor shape, prompting the improvement plans.

No. 19

Heaton Forwards Frahm Case to Wright

Heaton says he is washing his hands of the matter and leaves further action to the attorney general. He declines new suspects in Cheyenne county and says the case is closed unless Frahm is paroled or the case reopens at Oshkosh. Heaton vows to arrest Frahm if he is released and testifies there is one living witness, Jim Kulis, who knew Frahm claimed to have killed his brother. He urges Kulis be brought back to Nebraska for questioning.

Heaton Cheyenne County Fred Frahm Oshkosh Frahm Fred Jim Kulis Nebraska

Sidney native J. L. McIntosh passes away

J L McIntosh, a Sidney native, dies after a long career as a lawyer in Nebraska. Born in Sidney, he attended a local pioneer schoolhouse, studied Notre Dame and Indiana preparatory courses, then Michigan Law, class of 1893. He practiced in Sidney for about 30 years with growing success.

Little Pioneer Sidney McIntosh P.mior Minum Notre Dame University of Indiana University of Michigan At Ann Arbor Nebraska

Six People Tied for Calf Guessing Prize

Seven contestants who correctly guessed the weight of two steers at the county fair qualify for a chance to compete for the prize at the Sar Market. The event will be held Saturday evening September 21 at five o'clock. Eligible participants must be present on time. Mrs. Fred Spencer Virgin Ely O J Weymouth L A Scriber Paul Sparks Junior Kubis and Albert Schumacher were exact in their guesses.

Fred Spencer Virgil Ely O. J. Weymouth L. A. Scriber Paul Sparks Junior Kubis Albert Schumacher

Bus Line Extends Service Daily Alliance Route

The Scottsbluff Alliance Sterling bus line begins a new daily schedule adding service between Alliance and the junction of highway 28, four miles north of Bayard. The Alliance leg was added at patron request, officials say, expanding the Potsdhlutt Valley Cheyenne corridor with inroads resembling a Seoul to Rapid City, S D pattern.

Scottsbluff-Alliance-Sterling Scottsbluff- Sterling Line Alliance Highway No. 28 Bayard Poottshlutt Valley Cheyenne Ike Seoul Rapid City S. D

Sunol and Sidney Community Notes and Visits

A fragment listing local social calls and travels across Sunol Lodge Pole and nearby areas. Paul Draper traveled to Council Bluffs after his mother's death while Dorothy Dawson, a rural schoolteacher north of Potter, spent the weekend with Lucile Wallace. Tom Hill left for El Paso Texas due to his mother's illness. George Sheldon was a Sunday caller and Dale Rogers hauled hay from the valley. Emil Englert and D E Dickinson conducted business in Oshkosh.

Sidney L. P. Houge Mpm James Vacik Sunol Spiday Paul Draper Council Bluffs Richard, Fraass D. E. Dickinson E. H. Bluhm Mary Pavlat Lodge Pole Dorothy Dawson Potter Lucile Wallace George Sheldon Dale Rogers Emil Englert Oshkosh Tom Hill el Paso Texas George Bouchard Paxton

Local social notes from York and area Sunday visits

Mr and Mrs Harry Larkin of York were guests at the A F Whit e mire home Sunday. Several families including the Allingtons and Wallaces visited Sedgwick Colorado and truck gardens. Visitors from Denver Casper and Syracuse spent time with relatives or at local farms. An extra tie gang worked in Sundl. Illness news and outings to Julesburg and Sidney are noted.

Harry.Larkin York A. F. White Mire Bert Allington Tom Lucile Wallace Dorothy Dawson Sedgwick Colo Henry Paviat Denver Virginia Englert Ed Magnus Ray Bryan Casper Wyo Fred Cronk G. H. Cronk Sundl D. E.dickinson Friend Dickinson Ben Vacik Ned Quinn John Kucera Syracuse Kan W. F. Piller Piller Chappell B. C. Kucera Sidney Ida Muriel Moorhead Talcott Ray Wolt Victor Byrne Center School A. A. Fenske E. L. Booth Mary Sager Julesburg Dale Harrison

Eagle By Elda Hume

Hilda Reed called at J W Hyde s Wednesday Mr and Mrs Art Ingwerson and Mrs Lloyd Bondegard attended the fair at Sidney Wednesday Mrs Vern Weigers and son Doyle and Mrs Morris Jessen and daughters were in Lodge Pole Thursday Mrs J J Hume and Elda spent Sunday morning with Mrs P J Ingwerson Leo and Raymond Jessen and Mary Florke spent the weekend at

Art Ingwerson Lloyd Bondegard Sidney Vern Weigers Doyle Morris Jessen Lodge Pole J. J. Hume Elda P. J. Ingwerson Leo Raymond Jessen Mary Florke Bertha Borges Harley Weyerts John Garretts Ellis Alvord Chappell John ‘Tieman John Jessen Herbert, Krauter Charles Reed Arthur Ingwerson Lloyd Boudegard John Thompson Dale Joyce Ingwerson Cecil John Hume Harley Garretts Lavern Larson Cc. G. Hume George Buss Otto Rahe J W. Hyde Lavern Queen Gus Hennig Wilma Fort Collins Colo Alvin Reed William Florke Harvey Reed C. G. Hume George Frerichs Charles Schwartz Bud Rahe William Frerichs Morris‘ Jessen and Sons Ben*Buss James Payne Paul Ingwerson Howard Neff Dalton P. J Sterling Weigers Monty Camerith Melvin Jurgens John Friede Fred Schuenemeyer John Jurgens Pete Hansen Hilda Reed Orval Hume Charlies Reed Marion Reed Missouri Eugene Hume Marjorie JoAnne Ingwerson Dave Hume Bobby Ralph Harris J. J Ovid Ellis Alvoid Geraldine Walter Rufenacht and Ben Buss

Frequent Social Visits Near Chappell and Sidney

Local residents from Chappell and surrounding areas, including Mrs Bertha Borges and son, Mrs John Garretts, Arthur Ingwerson, Lloyd Bondegard, and families, visit, host, and attend events across town. Neighbors travel to Sidney for shows and fairs, while work crews help with farm chores and threshing.

Bronson Hosts and Outings Highlight Local Social Scene

Bronson residents and relatives visited Oscar Hatcher and Will Nelck households for dinners and a church picnic in Sidney. Names include Mrs Oscar Hatcher, John Frerichs, Mr and Mrs Schmidt, Richard Welton, and W A Bundy. A box wagon and Ford chassis are for sale near Gurley. Numerous local shoppers and a Western Drug sale are noted.

Bronson Oscar Hatcher Will Nelck Mary Lou East Gurley John Frerichs Sidney John Schmidt Richard Welton Roche Hospital W. A. Bun Ed Rihn Gurley

Radios Featured at Gamble Store This Saturday

Thirty of the latest 1936 Corona do radios will be shown at the Gamble Store on Saturday September 21. The event invites shoppers to view the new models and compare features.

Gamble

Also Mentioned on This Page

Henry St. Raner George W. Heist Paul L. Martin McIntosh and Martin American Bank of Republican Party Knights of Columbus Rose Pavlat Iowa Mary McKinley James G Robert Ingersoll Sidney Catholic Church Anton Link Gehrig Gamble’s Frahm Case Wright J. L. McIntosh Cascade Bridge Cards Evan’s Fox Laurel ‘Hardy Bone Scotland Jannsy June Lang Roach M.gm Mexico Shirley Y Temple Ncan Ake Ae Solonel Epsom Anne Shirley Irvin S. Cobb Eugene Pallette Stepin Fetchit Fox Picture Sidney Drueé Co. Ee HOARE Bisma Rex Fata Hinds Franklin Cara Nome Fitchs Iso Vane Coty Eagle Brand Electrex Joncaire Perfume Ete Ivory Naneek As East Flakes Hollywood Crackerskenmore Marvel Pork & Beans van Camp Eagle Elda Hume J.W. Hyde Myrtle Tindell Gordon Cunnigham James Hume Western Drug oLaleeera Sood Wadge Florsheim Hink’s Shoe-Store
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