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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1932

Page

4

Local residents return from health trip and weddings noted

Mr and Mrs E L Hyde and Mr and Mrs Thomas O Connell came back Wednesday from Thermopolis Wyoming after a week of spring waters for health. Weddings performed by Judge Kratz included Roy Husk Olive Frank Harm Frerichs Vera Mayer and William Hickerson June Landrath Ernest Peterson Helen Dedick. County Superintendent Gertrude Nelson visited several districts and Standard status was given to No 5.

E. L. Hyde Thomas O'Connell Thermopolis Wyo George Lanterman Harold Ralph Kearney Leo Osborn Jenkins Holdrege Sidney E. E. Layton Chicago Laytons Olive Lena Frank Hillrose Coro Harm Alvin Frerichs Gurley Vera LaVain Mayer Dalton William Bryant Hickerson June Georgia Landrath Sterling Ernest Nels Peterson Helen Dedick Potter

Society Notes and Club Activities This Week

A society notes roundup highlights a benefit card party planned for April 1 at the city auditorium to raise funds for Cha May camp expenses. Mothers of the girls, guardians, and assistants attended, with several listed names. Other items cover B and B W meetings, Washington birthday tributes, birthday surprises, Eastern Star Kensington plans, bridge gatherings, Boy Scout meeting, new Hi Lo club members, Pythian Sisters Kensington, Le Plaisir bridge club, and Rebekah Kensington activities with quilter’s work and lunch.

Julius Cochran Cochran City Auditorium C. L. Bartlett Frank Glododwin A. S. Hardy R. A. Barlow M. W. Cimery B. L. Walker Howard Booth B. W Business and Professional Womans Club Prank Baker Ladies of the Christian Gadys Wolf Hazel Gillette Georgia Martin International Relations Committee Bess Shires Laura Fish Catherine Phelps St. Patrick's Virs A L Rash Irene Mildred Hart Helen and Leona Jucoes Laura Jameson Enid Rogers Marie Mick Geraldine Edwards Mable Glen Hedgecock E. Browning Paul Simerson Elwood Singer G. B. Wookey I. B. Pollelle Woo L. L. Lockwood D. L. Abbott le Platsir Budgé B. C. Grabill le Plaisir Russell Dedrick A. D. Green

Potter Items Show Local Visits and Society Happenings

Arthur Leafdale made a business trip to Scottsbluff Monday. Julius Schwartz and family and Gene Kayne of Denver visited relatives here before part of the week. John Witt of the Witt Milling company is on the sick list. D. A. Pratt of Sidney was calling on friends here Monday. The merchants are well pleased with Saturday specials to gain business. Charles Stevens of Pine Bluffs visited H. Stevens Friday. Community Boosters members attended a Scottsbluff chamber luncheon. Mrs. W. T. Sloan has flu. A 50 year Masonic emblem was presented to Charles High. Walter Henry sold his store to T. O. Swen Jr. John Seyfang Jr. visited home. R. A. Babcock went to Spearfish for a week at the fish hatchery. Reetz and Brady families moved nearby. Charlotte Ene voldsen recovered and returned to school. D. F. Ene voldsen ill with quinsy. Osborns of Sidney visited. John R. Quein and N. S. Miller traveled to North Platte. Judge and Mrs. Bellows and the Challburgs visited from Kimball. Potter Coyotes lost to Gurley by one point and to Scottsbluff 22 to 21. American Legion auxiliary meets at Mrs. Biggs home. Seyfang hall hosts a literary program for library funds. Forty-two Epworth Leaguers at midwinter institute. Mrs. C. E. Smith recovering from Kimball operation.

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Rump Parliament in English History Highlighted

The term rump parliament describes a legislature that no longer reflects the people's will. The famous example is the Long Parliament which, after Pride’s purge in 1648, was reduced to its Independent faction.

Ghosts Forcing Evictions At Yorkshire Mansions

Tenants flee large Yorkshire mansions as rumors of ghosts deter renting and buying. Historic houses fall into disrepair with empty rooms and shuttered doors, as eerie tales and superstition keep people away.

Yorkshire England

Colder spots in refrigerator advised for perishables

The United States Bureau of Home Economics advises locating and reserving the colder sections of a household refrigerator for meat milk and other exceptionally perishable foods to preserve freshness and safety.

United States Bureau of Home Economics

Shortest Successful Radio Wave Found Between 18 and 20 Meters

The shortest radio wave proven successful lies between 18 and 20 meters. Earlier experiments below a meter were attempted but unsuccessful.

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Katherine Hahler Gladys Sweet Mr. Howard Don Montrose Colo Sam Fine Phil Fishman Tribune Simon Fishman A. M. Clark L. T. Poole Mr. Poole C. C. Rush W. F. Graham Sidney Tractor & Machinery Company Nielson Vanderburg Texaco Company Texaco Alliance R. C. Lockwood Texaco Company of George Iverson Society Notes M. E. Pettibone C. E. Couch T. W. Hawkins G. A. Johnston Mildred Crosbie Andy Christensen Charles Burkhart Irma Dehmkuhl Marius Christensen Harry Wingerson Christensen Boy Scouts of Patrol No. 99 Leon Fine Leonard Fine L. J. Thomas Dick Barger Bud Ericson Joe Harp Franklin Dedrick Steve Martin Teller Bartlett James Hand Martha Brooks Edith Carlson K. W. Osborn Motor Nebraska H. W Pat) Ells American Legion Auxiliary Claude Biggs Slocum Enna Greenlees’ Inc Gray Tan Kazh Men’s Department Yee Hee Ona Ihudson Hudson I Colar Greenlees America Leona Ars
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