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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1932
Page
5
Potter notes Mrs. N S Miller reports June 22 marriage of Grace Johnson to Edward C Anderson. community events include Fourth of July planning, lodge installations, ball team win, rainfall and bridge damage, visits by locals to Sidney, Big Springs, Shenandoah and Beatrice, and many social gatherings with families like Slocumb, Hagemeister, Seyfang, and Halsey.
Mr and Mrs H C Schmale were Chappell callers Monday. Oscar Olson family and others visited L K Omer home Tuesday evening. Mrs Walter Wassum and Mrs Malissa Wassum called on Mrs W W Craig at Surol. Clarence Roberts spent Tuesday with Russell Olson. Albert Brandi and John Omel couples visited John Theis and Mike Lauder homes. Maxine Olson visited Arlene Schmale Tuesday afternoon. E A Johnson, ser and Ralph Talish attended Farmers Union picnic at Johnsons. A L Roberts was a Sidney caller Tuesday. Ralph Talish spent Monday at A E Johnson home. Carl Thomas and Frank Halsey hosted Tuesday evening. Attendance included Lester and Dorothy Theis, Ralph Talsh, Ohm Volkman, Sylvan Halsey, Bertha Cmel, V s Wise and families. Troy Smith and others attended the show at Ledge Pole Wednesday evening.
The H H club met Thursday afternoon at Mrs A L Yowell with 14 members present. Visitors included Mrs O A Nelson and several Dimicks, Foster sisters, and others. Various neighbors and relatives were listed as visiting or hosting gatherings, dinners, picnics, and a 44th anniversary luncheon for Mrs Nelson. The piece catalogs social visits, family ties, birthday events, and homestead trips to Medicine Row, Wyoming.
Mr and Mrs L Payzant visited the Roy Nelson home Monday afternoon. The Dimicks moved to Loerezzo. Mrs Harry Fleming and son called on the Ralph Fleming home. A L Yowell and O A Nelson dined with M G Rice in Sidney Friday. Hugh Paris called on R F Harlan. The Braasch family from Gurley dined with Nelson and Yowell. Guy Shaw visited S H Warrick. O A Nelson dined with W L Elswick in Gurley. E V and Marvin Hiett families attended a Bayard pageant. J W Brothers and Ray Voltz families spent Sunday with each other. Ralph Lafler and sons dined with O C Dimick. G Harlan and family dined with R F Harlan. Robert Robertson and family spent Sunday at Ed Nelson’s.
Local Antelopes members hosted and attended numerous dinners and gatherings at Roscoe Madden and neighboring homes. Events featured multiple families including Nelsons, Lorentsons, Ostens, and Hansens with dancing, games, and a post event lunch. The Antelopes also defeated Pehler's Kimball team 18 to 16 in a late Sunday hit and run clash.
Pleasant View society notes list Sunday dinners at multiple homes including the Mueller, Morrow, Hilpert, and Stuevé households. Family visits span St. Louis to Potter, with Wilma Gemeinhard staying with Frank Mueller, and Paul Morrow returning from Oklahoma City. Ladies Aid gathered at Herman Mangels.
Mr and Mrs W E Miller Mr and Mrs J D Bolton and son and Miss Vera Anderson spent Monday afternoon with Mrs John Armstrong of Sidney Mrs Hugh Paris and Mrs Ed Walker called at the Frank Meier Nome Friday morning
Local families from Lorenzo and surrounding towns held visits and dinners through Friday to Sunday. Notable gatherings included the Bannert, Meier, Phelps, Fleming, and Bolton households with guests from Sidney and Denver. The Lorenzo Womans Club elected new project leaders as members hosted afternoon socials and a roast at Fullers grove.
Mrs. wm Turner and Mrs. T. J. Bickel hosted visitors with families including Connellys and Vizinas. Several dinners and weekend calls occurred among Andersons Bundy Kinkade Anthony and Turner households with neighbors at Potter Loveland Kimball and local grandparents. Miss Clara Ladine is spending a period with relatives.
Mrs Gilbert Gossin left Thursday for Omaha to visit two weeks with her mother. The B. H. H. club met last Thursday with Mrs Gilbert Gossin and eleven members and one visitor present. The afternoon was spent socially with a delicious lunch served by the hostess.
Harold Tennant guests at Emil Tank home and many neighbors share visits and meals across the community. Families attend Farmers Union picnic at Johnson's grove and Mrs Grace Gardner and son Keith of Kansas honored at a Johnson grove picnic.
Honeymooning Mr and Mrs John Frahm of Wisner visited H J Elsen home. Deaver and Frahm families planned Salt Lake trip. Sidney Draw beat local team 16 to 15 in 13 innings. Picnics, visits, and 4-H baby beef club meeting noted. Various residents shopped, hosted dinners, and hosted gatherings at homesteads west of Sidney and in Sidney.
Ruth Jobe reports a Dalton area week with visits by Chester and Betty Hunnicutt Yowell families, calls on the A W Jobe home, and a Greenweod High alumni picnic honoring the graduating class. Several relatives including the Devier, Jobe, Sayre, Neibuhr, and Yowell families shared time at various homes during the weekend.
Mary Ann Yowell and families enjoyed a Sunday picnic at Simia while Harold Gibbons Albert and John Neiouhr visited A W doche home Saturday. A youth class for ages 10 to 15 meets three mornings a week for two weeks at Dal ton Presbyterian church and will join on Communion Sunday July 10. County Sunday school convention at Sund Monday featured Kenneth Reeves and Mrs Asbury. Reinhold Miller family spent Monday with Emil Marx family and the Marxes dined with Paul Wick. They also visited the Radcliff ranch fish hatchery in the afternoon.
West Sidney residents and visitors shared a busy week with multiple calls on neighbors. Mrs A Livingston Grover Hatcher and Grover Hatcher transacted business in Sidney midweek after a Farmers Union picnic. Elizabeth Walsh visited the Arvin Livingston home, while Mrs R N Huff and children shopped in Sidney. Alfred Sprenger and Frank Klenizer traveled to Sterling Sunday. Mrs Davis spent Thursday at the Arvin Livingston home and Mrs Verr Livingston of Sidney visited her sister-in-law, Mrs Will Allman, and family. John Skngwall and son did business in Sidney, and Grover Hatcher called on Arvin Livingston Wednesday. Mr and Mrs R WN Huff and children visited the Will Allman home Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Marvin Anthony and children and Fred Livingston visited at the Arvin Livingston home. Mr and Mrs Alfred Sprter and son shopped in Sidney Saturday and visited Dr. Fills home.
The North Divide area was represented at the Farmers Union picnic on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Fred Kettler visited J A Sparks on Tuesday afternoon. Harold Kettler hosted the Huntsman Hustlers swine club at his home Thursday with full attendance and a tasty lunch. The Wellner joint teopie hosted friends on Thursday evening with dancing and lunch. Mr and Mrs Ray Wellner hosted the North Sidney club at their home.
Frida home guest visits by Fierence Seimers and Joy Sparks, plus Mr and Mrs Ray Wellner hosting a club dance. Huntsman Hustlers beat East Gurley 16 to 8 on the Huntsman diamond. Visits to Fred Kettler and Henry Glanz homes. fishing trips with W A Sparks and others. multiple overnight guests and family gatherings noted.
The Fox theatre boosts two high class picture programs on July 3 and 4. Joan Barry stars in The Stses Attorney, noted as her greatest role to date, while Edward G Robinson headlines Two Seconds in a stark departure from his usual gunman or gambler personas. Critics hail Robinson’s performance as a dramatic high point.
The state moves to reverse its exemption process for gas tax to save money. Officials say changes will alter exemptions, streamline revenue collection, and reduce budget gaps. Stakeholders from industry groups and taxpayers await details on implementation and timing.
State Treasurer Bass argues Nebraska and local governments can dodge federal taxes on fuel and lubricants. He cites a treasury ruling exempting official checks from a 2 cent tax and extends the principle to avoid the 1 cent per gallon gas tax, 4 cents per gallon oil tax, and 3 percent electricity levy for government usage.
Astronomers say in about 12,000 years the Earth’s pole will shift and Vega may become the sole prominent star while the current north star loses its guiding role. This marks a long term change in night sky navigation.
A terse wartime style note urges acceptance of brief drafts as unavoidable. It warns that being unused to a draft likely signals trouble and emphasizes inevitability and preparedness rather than resistance.
A correspondent asks for the best method to preserve fruit. Ottawa Citizen quotes advice suggesting building a ten foot wall and placing broken glass on top as a deterrent. The note reflects a precautionary stance on security and civil measures.
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