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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1932
Page
3
Long article fragment detailing local visits and family happenings in Sidney. Mentions irs F H Wolf traveling to California to be with his mother and a fall that injured her hip. Includes numerous names, visits, weddings and hospital news, plus community events and a church orchestra gathering.
Miss Florence Mawrer of Denver honored at a three table bridge party hosted by Mr and Mrs Ed Mawer with guests including Schwasnick Davison Hart Pettett and Bridenstine. Christian Endeavor picnic at Legion park and vanishing party at district 16 schoolhouse featured small turnouts and prizes. Rebekah Kensington and Sans Souci club gatherings included sewing and dinner bridge at Whitmore home. Lawn party vanishing event on the Meenan lawn awarded prizes to Mathews Zwicki and Filbin. Dinner entertainments, farewell courtesy for the Stones, Willing Workers meeting, and a surprise birthday for Lucile Hunt summarized various social events around town. Keystone class picnic replaced by outdoor gathering at Olson Grove with about 30 attendees. Afternoon Club at country club hosted monthly luncheon and social hour.
Prizes were won by Mrs JL T Poole Mrs J L Tewell and Miss Charlotte Goodale. Hostesses included Mrs L A Bartholomew Mrs Joe Simodynes Mrs L A Donahoe Mrs E D Worden Mrs J A Bentley and Mrs John McCleneghan. Birthday honor for Mr Reker and Harold Yost marked a surprise party with games and refreshments. An all day picnic at Johnson's Grove featured Kennedy Barlow Uptegrove Bracken and Melintos among attendees.
Catholic Church schedules Sunday masses at 7 00 and 6 30 am devotions rosary instruction and benediction at 7 30 am weekday masses at 7 00 am Sunday school at 9 45 am worship and sermon at 11 00 am pastor to speak on The Investment of Life choir meets Thursday 7 30 pm Luther League meets Sunday 7 pm election of officers First Lutheran School at 2 15 pm worship at 3 00 pm cordial invitation from Dr W T Kahse pastor.
Sunday services include Sunday school and Bible class at 10 2 m and English worship at 11 am. The annual mission festival is scheduled for Sunday, August 28. Pastor Wiebke invites all to attend and bring friends.
St Pauls Lutheran Church at 1440 15th Avenue offers German services and a Sunday school in English at 9 45 a m and English services at 11 a m led by Pastor W YF. Peters.
A Sunday sermon on Christian Science law is planned for all churches of Chris Scientist, August 14. The golden test cited will be Hebrews 1:38-39, framing the service around faith and divine law.
The Alliance land office did not open Monday with a posted notice stating a temporary closure. A telegram from Washington indicated the president rejected continued Hewett as register beyond retirement age, delaying staffing and prompting plans to ship records to Washington. The Hoover economy drive and disputed closing order created ongoing uncertainty about reopening and replacing the Alliance office’s register and receiver positions.
Mrs George Line and family hosted visitors from Sidney including Doris Mimshall and Maxine Barlow while Allen Lough remained ill but improving. A long list of visitors from Cozad, Denver, Colorado Springs, and Greenville, Texas visited the area, with church and social engagements noted.
A quote emphasizes viewing a man beyond personal interests by considering his relation to fellow beings, arguing character is shaped through social context and collective life.
The text asserts that marnet offers mid preserve health calms vain thoughts reconciles differences strengthens heart and increases riches and honor. Amethyst is said to dispel sleep sharpen intellect prevent intoxication aid soldiers and shield from sorcery.
The Ieees butterfly collection in Bal Berther hall Germs Theamedades displays about 45 000 specimens, representing only one fifth of the entomologist Dannebi Mumnic’s vast assemblage, opened after years of effort and study.
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