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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1933
Page
2
Gladys Pavlat reflects on alimony laws in Illinois and divorce law, urging sense and equality. She questions companionate marriage labels, champions living affirmatively, and celebrates reading for broader living, stressing discipline and viewing hardship as building blocks for a richer life.
Miss Helen Gade of Pine Bluffs enjoyed last week with her cousin Hazel Gade. Andrew Johnson was a guest at the Mons Johnson home Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Welton dined with the Frank Christensen home near Dalton Tuesday. Alvin Franzen and children visited the James Irwin family Tuesday evening. Sadie Irwin stayed with Hazel and Helen Gade Wednesday. In the afternoon she Dorothy Irwin Elmer Gade and son Donald with Hazel and Helen Gade drove to Krueger's lake for an outing.
Local women hosted and attended gatherings at various homes with quilting, cooking, and dancing events. Guests included Arlene Elsasser, Dorothy Lipke, and Joy Sparks, while members planned July entertainments. News covers illness, travel to Cheyenne and Denver, rain, harvest progress, and community updates across several families in the North Divide area.
Kepdall delivered a sermon at Center church Sunday afternoon at the quarterly conference. Ladies Aid met with Mrs Carl Broughton last Wednesday afternoon for quilting and tying a comforter. Ladies canvassed for Curtis publications with Mrs Hay from Scotts Bluff, raising a nice sum for the church. Mr and Mrs George Young and Mr and Mrs EF Goranson and family were Sidney visitors Saturday. Hazel Young and Marian Osborn also mentioned.
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