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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1936
Page
4
Sidney residents share visits and moves with Lions Club, store displays, hospital operations, and travel. Local officials like J L Hand and Thomas O'Connell attend events, while families and businesses from Dalton to Denver report on health, shopping, and construction. Major civic notices include Eastern Star installation and fire department participation.
Mrs. Hanna Hammer hosted Royal Neighbors Kensington ladies at Mrs. Ed Ahrens home on Tuesday afternoon. President Mrs. Harry Brewer led the business portion. The group enjoyed needlework and a luncheon, concluding a pleasant and profitable afternoon. Bridgettes Meet marked by a social Tuesday hosted by Mrs. Carl Hutchison for Bridgettes club members.
The gathering featured a bridge session with scores kept throughout. Mrs G A Johnston and Mrs F H Wolf earned first and second prizes, while Mrs Frank Wagner won the traveling prize for the afternoon games.
Keystone class of the M. E. Sunday school held a basement social with a 6 30 dished dinner and games hosted by Bundy Wait Boyle Rosse. Jolly Dozen Club dinner at Union Pacific hotel led to bridge, hosted by Dedrick with guests incl Mrs Scharf and Mrs Kokjer. St Marys Guild co hosts Daisy Kennedy and Valeska Neubauer with four study papers plus refreshments. Sans Souci Club dinner at Union Pacific hotel followed by bridge and prizes. Kensington division plans a gypsy tea room night January 20 at the city auditorium with lunch served.
The fifth anniversary dinner of the Bus iness and Professional Womans club was held Tuesday at the Union Pacific hotel with 44 members and four guests Mrs J W Johnson Miss Vera Waters Mrs Lexie Parks and Miss Florence Parks in attendance A three tier birthday cake with club emblems dominated the table designed by Miss Laura Rudd Eight January birthdays received carnations as party favors A lively program featured a humorous chalk talk by Miss Agnes Horton a tap dance by Dorothy and Beulah Brewer and a humorous reading by Miss Waters Hostesses were Miss Helen Johnson Miss Helen Jacobsen and Mrs Alta Cobb.
Mr and Mrs A J Johnson hosted a dinner Wednesday evening at their northeast Sidney district home honoring their son Leroy on his tenth birthday. Guests included Miss Glenis Pearson Kermit Moore L A Pearson Merle Pearson and Mr and Mrs Paul Pearson.
Mrs Sokol hosted a Wednesday bridge party at her home with guests Miss Grace McIntosh and Mrs J H ONeil receiving guest prizes. Mrs Thomas OConnell held high score. Luncheon at Union Pacific hotel preceded the games. Mrs Dedrick led an informal LePlaisir club afternoon with Mrs Lasseter and Mrs Greenlee prize winners. A Sidney teachers dinner party at Mrs Charles Richards home honored Emma Lindberg Lottie Brown Elmar Nelson Laura Fish and Mrs J B Murphy.
Weekday masses at 7 am Sunday masses at 7 and 9 30 am instruction and benediction at 7 30 am Worship at 11 am Sermon topics A Little Coat and If Any Man Thirst Epworth league at 6 30 pm Evening worship at 7 30 pm Monday 7 30 pm gypsy tea room event at city auditorium Tuesday 2 30 pm Division Nec 5 1 parsonage Mrs H P Craig and Mrs Archie Kirkpatrick assisting Wednesday 7 30 pm Midweek prayer meeting Thursday 7 15 pm Choir rehearsal Invitation to those without a church home John J Sheaff Minister.
ST PAULS LUTHERAN offers Sunday school at 9 30 a m German services at 9 30 a m English services at 10 30 a m Mt Vernon service at 8 p m Sunday school teachers meeting Wednesday at 7 p m He that hath an ear to hear later remarks. Presbyterian Church holds 10 a m Sunday school 11 a m Mercy of Justice Dr Paul P Cheff pastor Christian Church 10 a m Sunday school 11 a m communion and sermon topic What s in Your Hand Christian Endeavor 6 30 p m
Evening worship at 7:30 accompanied by a sermon topic A Highpowered Sales man. Attend to see offerings and what you may need. J. L. Tyner, Minister.
The piece argues that parity between agriculture and industry is essential and must come from national action, not court rulings. It critiques AAA, tariffs, and farm subsidies, noting costs fall on consumers and workers while questioning the Supreme Court’s role. Concludes with a call for a broader constitutional interpretation aligned to modern economic needs.
E W McClure and George Runge spent Sunday with M N McClure and family south of Bushnell. Kenneth Mitchell and Donovan Lyngholm have received three spelling stars and Binita Runge has two stars. Those with perfect attendance last month included Esther Mitchell and many others, while those with spelling lessons last week featured Ru etta Lonecar and several named students. Doris Runge, Dorothy Loncar 1) Warren Shindle
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