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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1935
Page
5
Grand Prairie notes J. H. Gell attends the McCormick Deering machinery show in Sidney. Numerous local visits, family gatherings, and birthday celebrations mark a week of community events with church services, hospital stays, and a Minneapolis Moline machinery show attendance.
Margaret Mohatt spent the weekend with her aunt Mrs Hugh Cortney at Lorenzo. The M I C met at Mrs Amy Chambers home with several members present. Afternoon sewing and a poetry recitation followed by a dainty lunch. Mr and Mrs L A Scrib er returned home after visiting relatives at Arcadia. James Henderson called at C S Chambers home. Mr and Mrs H J Jurgens of Gurley visited Frank Kurz.
Absent from school this week were Gladys Chambers Delores Margaret and John Thelen in district 156. The Red Headed Step Child played to a large audience at Bunker Hill Wednesday and district 77 Thursday. Marjorie Kurz visited Lorene Kretz in Sidney Wednesday. Various guests visited Kurz and Mohart families across the area including Aud rey Allman Hender son and Cham bers households. Thomas Kretz married March 1 in Columbus. neighbors extend good wishes.
Constance Brown reports that W O Johnson of Lodge Pole, brother in law of Mrs Harold Linde, died Saturday. The funeral was held Wednesday at Sidney. Mr and Mrs Elmer Davis were present.
Sterling visitors and family gatherings fill Peetz notes as residents attend birthdays, funerals, and church events. Pat Hoover and Mrs. Thompson visit Lincoln while Adolph Brachtenbach funeral underscores regional ties, with school contests and a rabbit drive marking weekend activity.
Elda Hume and family host guests while neighbors call on James Hume and John Garretts. A busy week includes visits, hunts, hay hauling, windmill repairs, and a large rabbit hunt. Multiple families from Lodge Pole and Sidney area are mentioned with dinners, shop visits, and community events.
Hawaii’s governor Joseph Poindexter endorses a one chamber legislature after Nebraska’s unicameral model draws formal interest. Opposition mounts from officials fearing job losses as debate over reform heats up across the islands.
The text notes rare instances where politicians rise above self interest only if public opinion is strongly against them. It questions whether any action will be taken this session but states the issue is being seriously debated and will remain a live political topic.
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