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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1933
Page
4
Church schedules list masses at 7:00 and 9:30 a.m. with evening devotions, rosary, and benediction at 7:30. Anton Link and Paul P. Cheff, pastors, are noted along with church school, worship, sermons, Epworth League, and Sunday activities.
The fragment outlines Holy Communion at 8 arch school and services at 9 45 am and 10 am with rector James B Roe. It urges rally to work, asks for help, and mentions 11 am and evening services plus Christian Endeavor societies with Sunday and Thursday meetings.
The column lists several local visits and gatherings in Med Bow Wyoming including Ethel Payzant and Mrs. Fred Walker arriving for a week with relatives and friends. S. Bert Walker and Caroline Kurz, Leverett Payzant, and H H Sellhorn are noted at various calls with Clyde Robertson and others.Jerry McWilliams of Brewster visits Joe Bolton and Carson Struve, with Maxwell relatives present. Families share meals, picnics, and social calls at the Harle ming and Frank Meier homes, including a Legion picnic.
Sunol residents and visitors share calls and visits across Sidney Lodge Pole and nearby towns. Social rounds include Bert Allington family events, Hubbell house activity, and farmer crop inspections led by Prof J W Neilson with Sidney schools. The week also records storm damage at Hubbell and Proctor farms with over 300 chickens lost and buildings insured.
Community members traveled to Cheyenne for Mrs Gilmore funeral at age 90. Gilmore mother of John Nelson of Potter, plus three other sons. Potter and Sidney links, local beer ordinance passed, licenses set at 25 dollars. American Legion to meet at H E Sorter home. Fern Ferguson vacationing in Laramie. Edna Goding and Opal Bovee to Wyoming university for six weeks. Church picnics planned at Johnson grove despite rain.
Payzant called at the Otto Raddatz home Sunday afternoon. The Lorenzo club met with Mrs Leota Roberts on Thursday afternoon with all members present. Mrs Mildred Walker a former member was a visitor. Mr and Mrs Fred Walker and family called at the R U Brown and J D Bolton homes Friday evening. Mr and Mrs N M Smith of Sterling spent Saturday and Sunday at the George Fleming home. Mr and Mrs H H Sellhorn left for North Bend Tuesday morning after spending a few days with their daughter Mrs Floyd Fleming.
Special excursion bus rates are now in effect. For details contact Sidney Drug Co at 265.
Dr Kendall district superintendent attended the quarterly conference. Hagemeisters vacationed in Denver while Anna Paulson from Pasadena visited the Harsens. Dorothy Sorter returned from Kansas City. The Oldhams of Kansas City visited Rev Sorter. Leo Osborn of Sidney made a business call. Gundersons spent the weekend at Tie Siding with Mrs Anna Shoemaker who is ill. Evan Stines welcomed a baby girl born July 13. Rain totals: Friday afternoon one inch. Saturday and Sunday 0.23 inch. Dr Slocumb of Gering visited his brother Raymond. Allen Jorgensen of Lincoln came for Potter business. Lawson family of Walden Wyoming en route to Century of Progress. Born July 15, a son to Mr and Mrs Henry Groethe. Eleanor Walker visited her parents then returned to Boulder. Mrs Leyfang left for Oregon and Idaho. Virginia Carter of Lodge Pole visited then went to Kimball for work. Hildur Carlson and Vivian Light came from Laramie for the weekend. Potter lost a baseball game to Lodge Pole 1 to 4 27. Ed Sanders left for Long Beach California due to his father’s illness. Potter golfers beat Dixon 70 strokes. Nora Hansen of Longmont spends summer with her mother and sister Hansen. Mrs Claude Pritchard and children from Sharon Springs Kan visiting at Gertrude Nelson and Anna Uncapher.
Mrs Will Johnson and daughters called at Oscar Olson home Thursday. Mrs Albert Brand and Bertha Omer called at John Theis home Thursday. Mrs A Johnson motored to Cheyenne Tuesday. Mrs John Block Mrs H C Schmalge Mrs L A Pearson and Mrs MJ Wassum attended Aid Wednesday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Oscar Olson and family and Mr and Mrs Les Omel and family spent Wednesday evening at Frank Halsey home. Mrs John Theis and Dorothy were Lodge Pole callers Wednesday. Maxine Olson spent Wednesday with Ruth Wise. Ralph Talish went to Grand Island Tuesday evening returning Esther Theis stayed Thursday night with Mrs Albert Brandl. Frank Halsey and Arthur Mosley were Lodge Pole callers Wednesday. Maine Olson spent Friday with Bertha Omel.
Attendees at Friday evening Community club included Mr and Mrs Albert Brandl Mr and Mrs Ralph Talish Mr and Mrs Frank Halsey Arthur Mosley and the Omeland family Maxine Olson Lester Dorothy and Esther Theis V W Wise visited Clarence Meyer home Friday and Frank Halsey and Arthur Mosley called at Oscar Olson home Thursday Ruth Wise visited Mrs Harold Hern bloom Friday Esther Theis visited with Loraine and Florence Black Saturday L A Pearson and son called on Albert Johnson Saturday evening Mr and Mrs Frank Halsey and Arthur Mosley were present
A reader describes rapid weight gain and rheumatism, credits Kruschen Salts for dropping from 163 to 148 pounds after two bottles, and notes reduced rheumatic pain. The letter touts Kruschen as a splendid weight reducer and claims health and energy improvements.
Son Arthur Mosley and Mr and Mrs Oscar Olson with families joined Mr and Mrs Les Omel Dale and Lloyd Talish and Mrs John Theis and family for a Sunday gathering at Ray Rexroth's home.
Sylvan Halsey spent Saturday night with Cecil and Forrest Tre main. Mr and Mrs Albert Brandl, Dorothy and Lester Theis were Sidney callers Saturday.
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