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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1937
Page
4
A fire alarm brought Dalton volunteers to extinguish a blaze at the Lutheran church on Friday evening. Various local residents visited or assisted, including the Heizers, Blomes, and Rathmans, with family movements and social visits noted through the week. A daughter was born at the local hospital to the Rathman couple, former Dalton residents.
Community residents visit and host at multiple homes including J C Kreader Cortney and Mayer households. Weekends feature travel to Dalton Sidney Potter Fort Collins Loveland and nearby towns with gatherings and picnics among the Walker Mayer Kreacer and Walsh families.
Mr and Mrs Ed Babb of Iowa met Mr and Mrs S H Babb of Long Beach during their visit. Melvin Bonesteel visited his aunt Mrs Louis Arnell Friday. H R Bessire of Laurel visited sister Mrs V C Ankeny. H J Worth and siblings from Spencer and C E Worth of O Neill spent the weekend with the Worth families. W L Dey Ermand returned to Lenox Ia after visiting the Don Dey Ermands. Hazel Munshaw returned home after a week in hospital care.
Mr and Mrs Clifton Dewey of Crawford spent Sunday with relatives. Jane Schilz, niece of Mrs Dewey, returned home with them for a visit. Dr B O Weeth of White Plains New York flew to Peetz on Wednesday and visited west of town with local families. F E Hoover, recently seriously ill, was moved to a Sterling hospital. Henry Glance visited Denver and the mountains with his daughter Mrs Zada Schaad. Mrs William Fornoff's car overturned Friday while avoiding cattle. she sustained minor bruises. N J Petre Velma Stratton and Gordon Petre visited Cheyenne with Warren Petre in the army. Bud Ripp of Denver visiting locals. Conrad Smith Regina Canada and Lavern Williams St Louis returned home after a visit with W S Williams. N J Petre Ira Mechem Sterling left for Des Moines and Iowa. Evelyn Willeford and Thelma Case of Logan accompanied the farmers’ father to Denver. The girls plan to go to Colorado Springs. Willeford to Colorado College and Case to seek employment.
A brief note contrasts joys and sorrows as wings, touching on the Spurs and the ensemble of moments that lift or weigh down. The phrasing suggests a reflective piece on emotional highs and lows, with sports metaphor tied to the Spurs.
Mrs Charles Mayer and Evelyn called on Mrs Ed McGowan Tuesday afternoon. Maynard Mayer was a supper guest at the Ollie Brogren home Tuesday. Ed McGowan and George Allison attended a ball game at Potter Sunday and visited the McGowan home. C C club members and husbands enjoyed a picnic at Lawrence Forks with many locals attending.
John Block was Sund caller James Tighe called at the E A Wickard home Wednesday. Mrs Paul Pearson and son spent Thursday at the H C Schmalz home. Mrs J A Talish spent Thursday at the Ralph Talish home. Mr and Mrs Les Omel and son spent Wednesday evening at the Albert Brands home. Henry Nibaum spent Thursday to Saturday at the John Theis. Mr and Mrs Richard Franzen and family were Sunday dinner guests at the John Block home. Mr and Mrs Elmer Gade and family spent Sunday evening at the Albert Brandi home.
Mt. Vernon News items list many local visits and calls. Ralph Hammond supported his parents in Kimball as Arthur Chambers visited local homes and a band concert occurred in Sidney. Mrs. E H Howe broke her hip Tuesday evening.
The custom of buffet meals began in England with the hunt breakfast and offers informality and ease of serving large groups.
Liberia was founded in 1822 by the American Colonization Society in Africa. It gained independence as a government in 1847, and early in the 20th century the United States assisted in stabilizing Liberia's finances and internal conditions.
The American Red Cross shattered prior records for relief fundraising after entering World War I. Between May 1917 and November 1918, Collier's Weekly reports total receipts reached $400 million, with over $270 million collected in just twelve days.
Sulphur occurs widely in the earth's crust but as a free element only in a few regions. Low grade deposits lie near Sicily and Japan. Very pure beds lie deep underground in Louisiana and Texas where mining uses steam to melt and pump liquid sulphur to the surface. Most sulphur is an impurity in coal and petroleum.
London Answers Magazine notes a gap in dukedoms from 1572 to 1623. Elizabeth I executed the remaining two dukes, and James I revived the title for his favorite George Villiers, who became Duke of Buckingham.
An early writer described the crossbowman as a gentleman sportsman of his era. Wealthy medieval noblemen hunted with crossbows lavishly decorated with ivory silver mother of pearl and gold. Continental sixteenth century crossbows often featured the finest artisan craftsmanship.
A quarrel unfolds when Alice discovers a letter in George’s handwriting, addressed to his wife and postscript urging to pass it along. The couple disputes the insult as tears flow and mystery unfolds about the sender and intended recipient. C. C. Lineweber of Beatrice advertises rebuilt McCormick Deering Plows, promising rapid repair service during seeding and harvest emergencies.
In a coastal hotel garden a young couple talks softly while onlookers debate a marriage proposal. The column also offers home tips on sealing jars with paraffin and promoting a McCormick Deering engine, praising compact design and enclosed parts.
Bob Pike and Wilford Nelson in the navy, stationed at Los Angeles, arrived Thursday for a visit with their parents.
Slightly inebriated remarks at a smoker recount how a man named MacTavish was helped home after a night out. Fred Klug praises the McCormick Deering Cream Separator, noting its money earning efficiency and easy crank turn.
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