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Newspaper

The Telegraph News

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1931

Page

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Jay Closman Wins Sidney Spring Golf Tourney Amid Wind

Jay Closman of the Sidney Country Club captured the championship flight in the annual spring tourney held Sunday at Sidney. He shot 166 for 36 holes, three strokes ahead of Joe Simodynes, also of Sidney, with wind driving high scores. Richmond ace Huntsinger won the president's flight with 174, while secretary's flight winner R. P. Kepler posted 185. Other Sidney players contended in tough conditions as wind marred play across all flights.

Jay Closman Sidney Country Club Closman Joe Simodynes Sidney Sterling Julesburg Chappell Kimball Cheyenne Richmond Conrad Nouch Lew Elliott

State Wheat Yields Rise in Nebraska This Year

Reports from state and federal agricultural statistics show a large year to year gain in Nebraska wheat production with May estimates at 61 18 million bushels up from April 58 6 million and well below last year. Rye and tame hay conditions are good and old hay stocks ample. Weather and moisture support winter grains in Cheyenne county with wind damage minimal though June July heat will affect harvest timing.

Nebraska Statistician's France Cheyenne County

Poppy Drive Supports Disabled Veterans in Hospitals

Disabled war veterans in government hospitals and convalescent rooms nationwide produce paper poppies for Memorial Day. The American Legion Auxiliary directs the effort, supplying materials and paying workers one cent per flower and a quarter cent for attaching labels. Work spans 31 states with millions already made and ten million total planned.

American Legion Auxiliary Auxiliary

Farm dollar gains ground per federal report

Federal and state agricultural statistics show slight improvement in farmers purchasing power. Prices received by farmers stay at 91 percent of prewar level while prices paid fall from 136 to 134 percent, widening the gap to 1.34 dollars spent for every 1 dollar of prewar value.

Sluggers Rule Cheyenne League In High Scoring Day

Sluggers produced a wild hitting day in western Nebraska as Sidney beat Gurley 17 7 Lodge Pole crushed Bunker Hill 25 8 Potter defeated Dalton 15 14 Lorenzo won 24 15 Sunol. Lodge Pole led with 22 hits including Munson five and Miller three, while Bunker Hill endured 14 errors. Anderson pitched well for Lodge Pole securing the easy win and boosting their claim to first place.

Nebraska Sidney Gurley Lodge Pole Bunker Hill Potter Dalton Lorenzo Sunol Anderson Munson Bales Lon Miller Brandt Lodge Polo Club

Plans For Ninth De Molay Session In Western Nebraska

Local lodge speeds plans to assure success of the ninth annual De Molay conclave in May. Arthur Zike district master councilor leads the event with Sidney lodge playing a key role in district and state affairs. Merriman Riggs aims for a record crowd with business meetings a banquet and a big city auditorium dance. Local merchants will display welcome cards as Sidney hosts efforts to impress and attract the gathering.

District de Sidney de Molays

West Sidney man and former Grand Island millwork operator dies

E. W. Hurst, long known in Sidney and a former millwork entrepreneur in Grand Island, died suddenly in San Diego last week. He supported the Sidney semi pro baseball team and spent summers in the city promoting the local nine. Hurst moved from Grand Island to Los Angeles a decade ago, leaving many friends in Cheyenne County in mourning.

Sidney West E. W. Hurst San Diego Calif Carl C. Jones Mr. Hurst Grand Island Cheyenne County Arden Hurst Nine Los Angeles

Mountain Sheep Antelope and Deer to Wildcat Hills Reserve

Frank OConnell secretary of the games and forestation commission led a tour of Wildcat Mountains game sanctuary with Deputy Warden M E Ramsey and Scottsbluff chamber members. He aims to add mountain sheep antelope and large deer soon and to stock local lakes with bullheads while closing streams for winter and stocking trout streams next spring.

Wildcat Hills Frank O'Connell Games, Parks and Forestation Commission M. E. Ramsey Scottsbluff Chamber of Commerce Wildcat Mountains O'Connell State Department Scottsbluff

Omaha goodwill boosters to visit Sidney for planned entertainment

Plans for the entertainment of the Omaha goodwill boosters were set in motion by Marius Christensen, Sidney chamber president. The group of fifteen will greet the train Tuesday evening May 26 with a free dance and reception. A Wednesday tour of Cheyenne county wheat belt is hoped, meeting the booster train at Gurney for potential advertising.

Omaha Gurney

Death of Mrs. H. H. Stretton in Hastings native dies after illness

Mrs. H. H. Stretton mother of Mrs. W. H. Wehmiller died in a local hospital after a short illness. She was 72 and had come to care for her daughter post appendicitis operation. Funeral services arranged at Gehrig Stone. body to be shipped to Chester Nebraska for burial.

H. H. Stretton W. H. Wehmiler Stretton Hastings Gehrig- Stone Funeral Home Chester Nebr

Dr N L Niblack Opens Free Clinic At New Address

Dr N L Niblack has moved to 830 Tenth Avenue and is offering a free health clinic through May 16 in a new building. He features a radionics machine touted as highly accurate for locating the center of ailments, aided by an expert technician. The new quarters accommodate about double the former patient load, with radionics treatments to cost ten dollars after May 16.

N. L. Niback Tenth Avenue

Four More Days For Free Gasoline Offer

Four more days remain in the free gasoline offer at Wade and Hamilton, Inc. Local Chevrolet dealers promote 50 gallons of high test gasoline free with every used car purchase through Friday night.

Wade and Hamilton, Inc Chevrolet

April Gasoline Tax Disbursements Across Nebraska

Nebraska state records show April gasoline tax receipts totaling 692270.62 with a one fourth levy of 171697.25 to 93 counties for maintenance. Major distributions included Douglas 22354, Lancaster 12527, Adams 2975, Buffalo 3164, Custer 3343, Dodge 3646, Gage 3254, Hall 3519, Jefferson 2213, Lincoln 2912, Madison 3311, Otoe 2874, Saunders 2974, Scotts Bluff 3713 while Hooker received 155.62 the smallest. Western disbursements listed Banner 290, Box Butte 1585, Dawes 1311, Deuel 698, Garden 575, Kimball 811, Morrill 1113, Sioux 562.

Cheyenne County T. W. Bass Nebraska Douglas County Lancaster Adams Buffalo Custer Dodge Gage Hall Jefferson Lincoln Madison Otoe Saunders Scotts Bluff Hooker County Banner Box Butte Dawes Deuel Garden Kimball Morrill Sioux

W C T U Meeting Held Thurdays Sidneys Institute Program

The annual W C T U institute was held in Sidney last Thursday May 7 Visitors from Potter Swelled attendance and contributed to the program Devotionals led by Mrs J H Bicknell covered Why an Institute with the Different Departments of Work President Shoemaker spoke on Sunday School Work Other items included Christian Citizenship Contest Work Motion Pictures Bible in the Public School and various department reports with songs and notes on Work for Enforcement Where You Are Child Welfare L T L Work Flower Mission Vacation Bible School and Hold Fast and Go Continued on page 8

The Sidney Potter J. H. Bicknell Shoemaker William Hagemeister Charles Wright Charles Hagemeister W. J. Perry MacAdam Dorothy and Leona Thompson Benninghouse L. T. L. Work Lee Gain Flower Mission H. Biggs Vacation Bible School Raymond Hershey

Jackson Proves Best Music Scholar At Rotary Dinner

R C Jackson was judged top music scholar at Sidney Rotary Club during a Friday dinner at the Union Pacific hotel. Freda Hammer performed tunes of the past fifty years while Rotarians wrote the name of the composition on a paper. Jackson earned a harmonica as a reward.

R. GC. Jackson Sidney Rotary Club Union Pacific Hotel Freda Hammer Mgr. Jackson

Milk Price Drop Hits Sidney Suppliers Last Week

Milk prices fell across Sidney last week as all local companies reduced by a few cents per quart, according to the latest announcements.

Sidney

Intercounty Womans Club Meeting Held in Sidney

Women from Cheyenne and Kimball counties meet in Sidney for a one day session at the Methodist church auditorium. Registration starts at 9 AM with business to begin by 10 30 AM. Talks on federation work and community welfare to be led by District President Ralph and District Judge J L Tewell. Local officers issue a special invitation.

Intercounty Federation of “Womans Club Cheyenne Kimball Sidney Methodist Church Ralph J. L. Tewell Womans Club

Missionaries Injured in Sunol Auto Accident En Route to Pennsylvania

A party of Alaskan missionaries returning to their Pennsylvania home wrecked near Sunol last Saturday when a rear tire blew out. H. T. Brown sustained serious injuries and is hospitalized, while the others suffered only minor scratches. Brown has spent 30 years in missionary work, first leaving Pennsylvania for Alaska. doctors anticipate his recovery.

Pennsylvania Sunol H. T. Brown Brown Alaska

Bauman Commended By Legion Head For Membership Efforts

H. E. Bauman commander of the Sidney American Legion post received a congratulatory message from National Commander O Neill lauding his work on Sidney’s membership drive. Bauman achieved a 200 percent membership turnout during his term and much of the solicitation effort was his personal drive.

Bauman Legion Head H. E. Bauman Sidney American Legion O'Neill Sidney O’neil

Large Crowd Attends Servey Kiddie Revue

A large crowd thronged the Servey store yesterday afternoon for a revue of latest clothes for little tots. Live models displayed the apparel. Another revue is scheduled for this afternoon from two until three o'clock. The public is invited.

Servey

Nellie Davis Weds Verne Livingston At Home Ceremony

A small wedding was held Saturday at 8 pm in the home of C. C. Davis as Nellie Davis married Verne Livingston son of F. W. Livingston. Rev F C Mills officiated with Ed Lockwood of Scottsbluff playing Lohengrin. Only immediate family attended. bridesmaid Merna McGlasson of Wood River and best man Lawrence Davy of Evanston attended.

C. C. Davis Nellie Vern Livingston F. W. Livingston F. C. Mills Ed Lockwood Scottsbluff Lohengrin Merna McGlasson Wood River Lawrence Davy Evanston Sidney

Dalton to Graduate Seventeen Students This Week

Dalton schools announce 17 graduates led by Evelyn Bancroft and Cora Van Anne. Commencement is next Wednesday at eight with E L Rouse of Chadron State Teachers College delivering the address. Picnics follow on Thursday after 11 am. high school students may depart town while younger students stay to check in books Friday.

Dalton Evelyn Bancroft Cora van Anne Loretta Frandsen Clifford Martin Pearl E. Nickell Alice C. West Marva L. Davis Leona Anderson Darrell Bancroft Ruth H. Hippen Clifton J. Berry Earl S. Munshaw Clifford W. Rabe Hilda EE. Borges John H. Wiegand Margaret M. Kinnersley Marguerite E. Thompson

Union Pacific Athletic Official Visits Sidney Meeting

A. A. Hendricks athletic director of Union Pacific toured Sidney for a special Union Pacific Athletic club gathering. He presented motion pictures of the 1930 Ogden system meet and Boise, Idaho, plus archival footage of the first Provo meet, outlining future employee athletics plans.

A. A. Hendricks Union Pacific System Sidney Union Pacific Athletic Club Ogden Boise Ida Provo Utah Hendricks Union Pacific

Former Sidney Pastor Receives Copyright for Pageant The Gift of God

Rev. Louis H. Kaub formerly pastor of the Sidney Methodist church secured the copyright for his pageant The Gift of God, ensuring control and preventing commercialization. Presented south of Bayard near Signal Point, the production will be larger with a revised manuscript, new episode, and dates set for June 23 24 and 26.

Louis H. Kaub Bayard Methodist Church Kaub Signal Point Raub Ralph M. Reece

Also Mentioned on This Page

Hay Springs Lodgepole Tallies Sidney Trims Gurley Witbb Entertainment OF Omaha Goodwill Boosters Planned Chamber of Commerce Wm. Wehmiller W. C.T. U. Meeting R. C. Jackson Federation Nellie Davis Verne Livingston Dalton Schools Union Pacific Athletic
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