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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1939
Page
4
Mrs. Ford Weikhorst sold the Corner Grocery to newlyweds Rudy and Mrs. Munderloh who moved from Bancroft Nebraska and took charge January 2. She remains briefly to assist. Munderloh previously sold Berry Seed in the South. Mrs. Munderloh taught in Decatur Nebraska.
The Grace Lutheran church will hold its annual meeting on Tuesday January 10 at 10:00 a.m. followed by a Memorial Service for members who died in the past year. A pot luck lunch is planned at noon with each family bringing one dish.
Rev and Mrs Victor Jung were Thursday dinner guests at Art Borchers home. Oscar Aurich and family return from a three week vacation in the eastern part of the state. Arthur Froemming and sons John Groshans Oscar Aurich and families helped Mr Art Obendorfer celebrate his birthday Wednesday night. Dorothy Schultz was an overnight guest at the Groshans home. John Groshans and wife were Sunday dinner guests at Richard Schultz home.
Gurley teams up against Sunol Friday night with the pep club promoting large attendance. Absent are Lela Burr Mildred Montgomery and Dale Parady due to illness and other reasons. January 10 the basketball boys travel to Dalton. Pep Club members debut red neckties with a white G for game nights.
Local churches list Sunday School times and services. Methodist Church hosts Epworth League at 7:30 P M with Pastor Clinton Senneff. Grace Lutheran and Salem Lutheran announce services with new officer installations and sermon Our Father's Business. Pastor J S Rhine and Victor Jung lead respective communities.
George Cramer remains seriously ill with pneumonia then heart trouble and a stroke. Frank Hill shows no improvement though movement returns on his left side. The Netherland family stays at the Gustin house as others visit relatives over Christmas and New Year. Leonard Cortney moves residents to Bayard, and a Dal ton man’s brother in Ogallala spends Christmas here. Local students and teachers return to college duties as Richard Miller travels to Lincoln then to Kemper Academy.
State University notes indicate Frank Geller took his son Bob and Erna Asbury to Hastings for the holidays. Several pupils like Gloria Asbury in Denver attended Colorado State University, and Marguerite Cortney, Mary Foy, Elmer Schmidt, Doro thy Munshaw returned to Chadron Teachers College. Many others returned to teaching posts or homes for New Year’s, with families visiting ill relatives and attending church services.
NM L Baker of the North Platte sub station states cattle rations in Nebraska likely deficient in two minerals calcium and phosphorus. Phosphorus shortage is common in rations heavy with carbonaceous roughages. Baker
Experimental work at North Platte and Lincoln stations shows cattle with low phosphorus intake benefit from one pound of cottonseed cake per head daily, or bone meal, and ground limestone plus steamed bone meal and salt. Calcium shortages arise with carbonaceous roughages. salt and mineral mixes meet needs cost effectively. Sheep also require mineral supplements.
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