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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1933

Page

3

Sunday Church Services and Sermons Across Local Churches

Readable fragments show multiple congregations detailing Sunday masses and worship. Anton Link and Dr Pail P Cheff are listed as pastors with church school times, sermons, vesper services, and special events. Episcopal notices praise Bible school turnout and urge all members to attend morning and evening services.

Iples Odd Fellowship Ambers Orof Odd Fellows Rebekahs Pail P. Cheff Luther League First Lutheran Church Aly W. T. Kahse

Gold Standard Debate Shapes U S Price and Inflation View

Dr J Kisham argues leaving the gold standard lowers the dollar abroad, boosts foreign purchases of American goods, and could lift investment values. He cautions the public against inflation fears while noting improvements in capital earning power and security values may follow, though progress will be gradual.

United States Tme J. Shaw Kirsham Kisham

Economist argues against forced gold standard shift

Kirsham says inflation talk lacks foundation and leaving the gold standard was not necessary for the United States. He calls the move voluntary, not forced, and suggests its aim was to push England and others back to the gold standard.

Kirsham United States England

East Dalton Social Roundup Headlines Weekly Local Visits

East Dalton notes a flurry of visits and gatherings as families and friends from the community, including the Oversdalls, Devier, Rathman, Yowells, and Marsh families, share meals, calls, and events. Highlights include a Christian Endeavor convention attendance, a bridge party for teachers, and students completing state exams with top averages.

Community Notes and Social Visits Reported

Mrs Amelia Lindley spent Thursday evening with Mrs John Demeris and Mrs Francis. Firth Booth is papering his house. Tom Altington was a Sidney business caller Thursday. Edgar Proctor was a Sund caller Friday. Regular P T A meeting was held Wednesday evening with a good crowd in attendance. Election of officers took place at this time. Mrs Emil Bluhm was elected president, Mrs John Hornicek vice president, Miss Placek secretary, and Mrs A J Englert treasurer. Mr and Mrs M M Pavlat and Mr and Mrs John Hornicek were entertained at the I A Caldwell home Saturday evening. Mrs B C Kucera and Miss Michel were supper guests at the Bert Allington home Monday evening. Mr and Mrs D E Dickinson were Sund callers Friday. Mr and Mrs G W Barlow entertained Mr and Mrs A J Englert and Mr and Mrs Frank Pavlat at Cards Tuesday evening. Mary Jane LaGrange spent the weekend with relatives at Big Springs. Mrs Ollie Kilgore is reported better after a week’s illness. The seniors will give their class play Always in Trouble at the school auditorium May 5. Tom Allington and Raymond LaGrange were dinner guests at the Mons Johnson home Friday.

Ezra Chambers Velma Grlassburn Bert Allington Sam Irwin Helen Weatherwax W. W. Craig Lowell Hokom Bertha Grimes Emil Bluhm Scottsbluff Po.t. A Harry Larkin H. H. Misegadis Cleda Booth A. A. Fenske Pavlat Harold Kahler Sund Bradshaw Larkin Frank. Stevens Daggett Frances Larsen Albion John’ Whitmire Sidney Arkansas Emil Englert Englert Amelia Lindley John Demeris Francis Firth Booth Tom Altington Edgar Proctor John Hornicek Miss Placek A. J. Englert Frank. Pavlat Mary Jane LaGrange Big Springs Ollie Kilgore Tom Allington Raymond LaGrange Mons Johnson

Local social notes show Scottsbluff area visits and events

John Sorge made a business trip to Scottsbluff Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rufenacht and sons hosted dinner with the Bartling family. Walter Weigers visited the Vern Weigers home at Lodge Pole. Mrs. Will Florke’s family attended a shower for Mr. and Mrs. William Held. Numerous local families shared visits and dinners across the week including Ingwersons, Humes, Thurows, and Schwartzs.

John Sorge Scottsbluff Walter Rufenacht Harry Thompson R. H. Bartling Walter Weigers Vern Weigers Lodge Pole Will Florke William Dean Lester Ingwerson Garhart Thurow Elda Hume Paul Ingwerson Margaret Sears District 57 Orval Hume Hank Neilson Bridgeport Arthur Ingwerson Fred Slicker Lavern Queen of Lisco John Borges Hilda Louella Fred Louis Bill Schwartz Louis Borges

East Gurley Visitors Share Weekday Evenings

East Gurley notes list local residents visiting and socializing. Thaorma Nelck records guests including Mr. and Mrs. Sexton Ahlm, Mr. and Mrs. Neal Rowan and Norma Lee, Bert Gibbins, Earl Johnson, Doyle Sizemore, and the Nelck home welcomes the Johnson family and Fred's household over the weekend.

Thaorma Nelck Sexton Ahlm Gurley Neal Rowan Norma Lee F. A. Rowan Bert Gibbins Earl Johnson Doyle Sizemore Charles Nelck Fred

Reetz home and Doling visits noted in local family page

Mrs Herman Jurgens returned home Tuesday from the east. Mr and Mrs Ray Miles and family spent Sunday at the Charles Nelck home. Bert Gibbins and sons Orville and Donald were Gurley visitors Saturday. Mr and Mrs Charles Nelck and son Vernon motored to Sidney on Monday. Vernon Nelck spent a couple of days last week at the Ray Miles home. Harold Gibbins was a Dalton caller Thursday. Bert Gibbins and son Orville motored to Sidney Friday. Mr and Mrs Earl Johnson spent Friday at the Charles Nelck home. Carl Feldman and Sexton Ahlm were Gurley visitors Thursday.

Reetz Herman Jurgens Ray Miles Charles Nelck Sexton Ahlm Carl Feldman Vernon Nelck Bridgeport Bert Gibbins Orville Donald Gurley Vernon Sidney Carl Ahim Gerald Johnson Vernon ‘Nelck Harold Gibbins Dalton Earl Johnson Charles Neick W. C. Haxby Claribelle Lavon W. C. Sears John Volkman R. P. Volkman Pete Buss Ben Buss John J. Folkerts John Walter Flicker and Paul Koehn Alvin Bauer F. G. Bauer Bessie Rahe James Hube Volkman Herman Bruns Charles Darrah Greenfield Harley Weyerts George Donnimen George Line Lodge Pole Dave Miller Anna Borges

Union Valley Social Notes Visit and Meetings

Callers at the Nelson Finney home included Raymond Yates R B Jackson Les Cole Clarence Dolsom and Ralph Brothers. Families visited the Ravert and Carlson homes. Louis Vick has been on the sick list. Louie Saab dined with the Ravert family. Kenneth Finney stayed with his parents for a few days and was a guest of the Thostensen family in Bridgeport. The M C C club will meet Thursday at Mrs Charles Jones home for an all day meeting with a covered dish luncheon at noon. Kenneth Finney was a Sunday dinner guest of Mr and Mrs Ova Thostensen and family in Bridgeport. Broadwater shoppers included Mr and Mrs Nelson Finney.

Nelson Finney Raymond Yates R. B. Jackson Les Cole Clarence Dolsom Ralph Brothers W. L. Ravert Claude Carlson Lloyd Ravert Louis Vick Louie Saab Kenneth Finney Alliance

Fox Theatre Features Alice White Comeback and Western Romance

At the Fox Theatre Saturday a double bill opens with Employe's Entrance starring Alice White backed by Warren Williams and Loretta Young, highlighting department store life and romance. Stuart Erwin stars in Zane Grey's Under the Tonto Rim, delivering excitement and humor. Sunday and Monday bring The White Sister with Helen Hayes and Clark Gable, a poignant love story directed by Fleming, praised as a beautiful screen achievement.

America Alice White Employe The Fox Warren Williams Loretta Young Williams Stuart Erwin Zane Grey Erwin Fox Theatre MGM Helen Hayes Clark Gable Fleming Miss Hayes Gable Lillian Gish

Painted marble Greece statues contradict white myth

The marble buildings and statues of ancient Greece were not the pure white objects often imagined but were painted in bright soft colors.

Ancient Greece

Also Mentioned on This Page

Jek Anton Link A. m—Church School Epworth League Womens Home Missions Bentz Kearney Loday Charling Mills Nity Lutheran Church Episcopal Church James B. Roe Yin J. H. Bicknell Sunol News Sert Allington East Dalton Leitha Devier Chris Oversdall Charlotte J. D. Devier Martin Anderson Lloyd Yowell Fred Rathman Henry Schellenberg Otto Brandt Holyoke Cole Emil Marx Marx Edith Ruth Jobe Eva Bilackwin Helen Englert C. A. Baker Ruby James Devier Alborn Rex Carey Charles Munshaw John Ebert Arthur Larson Carl Christensen Alfred Christensen Ray Clough Ed Herkle Roy Gish H. C. Anderson Garrett Carol Ankeny Vinita Osborn Alice West Dwight Webster Edwin Stevens Christian Endeavor Andrew Hanson Anna Olson John Seifer, Jr Pearl Christensen Anita Rathman Howard Zorn Betty Jane Yowell Bryan Marx Eagle News Film Home Otto Rahe Dave Hume Catherine Thompson Martin Henry Thurow James Hume Charles Swartz John Garretts Effie Anna Frerichs Cecile Hume Carl Downing Bill Louella Schwartz Dena Borges Alfred Borges East Gurley Mrs. OG. Rahe Union Valley Charles Brown Central Market Olson & Sons Hayes and Gable Star Marquisette and Cretonnes Herbert’s Zwickl’s Grocery Nebr Cheyenne County Trading Company Tenth Avenue Barker
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