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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1932
Page
2
A Cheyenne county editor reviews a week of events and ideas. The piece muses on Amelia Earhart Putnam, women’s evolving role, science breakthroughs, Congress, taxes, and a personal philosophy for life in the 1930s.
Walter Hilpert called on Dan Heimer Saturday. W D Mathewson and sons spent Tuesday evening at the Charles Williams home. The Pleasant View school picnic was held at the school house Wednesday. The program and lunch received high praise. This item lists multiple visits among residents including the Morrows, Fisher, Harboldsheimer, Gibbons, and Shaw households, with trips to Wheatland, Wyoming, and other local homes mentioned.
In Buque Iowa the Morrow and Mathewson households received several visitors with a string of social calls noted. Rodney and Wendell Mathewson called at the J. E. Morrow home on Friday afternoon while Dan Heimer spent Tuesday with his son Charles Herboldsheimer. Frank Mathes is listing corn for Frank Mathes this week. Mrs Ben Hilpert visited Mrs J E Morrow on Monday afternoon. Frank Mathes Jr spent Wednesday with Wendell and Rodney Mathewson. Mr and Mrs Ward Goodrich and sons plus Mrs George Hollenback and Mr and Mrs W L Ayers visited the Mathewson home on Monday.
Community notes from Sidney cover visits by Fred Walker and daughters Loren e and Marjorie to Frank Kurz, a weiner roast, and a series of district 36 and 156 school picnics with lunches, games, and prizes. Local families attended gatherings, repaired events, and several residents traveled or hosted, including teachers Alice and Lucile Schulenberg returning home after teaching. A wind affected a Sunday baseball game between Bunker Hill and Lodge Pole, ending 1 to 4 for Lodge Pole.
Mrs George Sine hosts as Mr and Mrs John Perkins visit Sid ney guests of Mr and Mrs William Munson. Many attend boxing exhibition in Sidney. High grade graduation exercises in Sidney yield 17 diplomas. A. C. Peterson family attend Sidney carnival. Mina Persinger and Lawrence Jewett return from Springfield S D and Arlington. Lydiatt relatives from Elwood visit Groshart and Lydiatt. Francis Kidney of Fort Lyons Colo visits Lodge Pole a few days last week.
From the Files Of The Telegraph 14 years ago decorations day observances included S Sheffer J R Williams C P Davis F C Johnson A H Brockway W C Hiett A B Johnson William Eaton H Redington Charles Hower and Comrade Withers of Lodge Pole. Walter J Nelson begins rural route mail delivery June 1.
Mr and Mrs Frank Rowan visited Gurley on Wednesday. Mrs John Kiseselhorst and sons stayed Tuesday evening with George Bartels. Mrs Wayne Gilbert, Virginia and Miss Thurma Nelson visited Dalton and Gurley on Tuesday afternoon. Mr and Mrs John Newton were Supper guests at Earl Johnson's Tuesday evening. Mrs Ray Miles and daughters were Wednesday guests at the Charles Nelck home. Mrs Earl Johnson and Jean spent Wednesday with Mrs John Newton at Gurley. Mr and Mrs William Nelck spent Tuesday evening at Charles Neick's home. Mr and Mrs Henry Hinrichs were
Sidney callers Monday afternoon. Vernon and Thurma Neick spent Thursday evening at the Bert Gibbons home. District 51 closed school Friday. Dinner served in the afternoon. Arlene and Jean Johnson spent Saturday with Lois Miles at the Charles Nelk home. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hinrichs visited A. T. Stava home in Gurley Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Joan Kieselhorst and Sons were supper guests at Ben Folkerts home Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schumacher and Mrs. Harold Kennedy were Sidney shoppers Saturday. Mrs. Charles Neick and son Vern were Sidney callers Saturday morning. A number from East Gurley attended the baseball game at Potter Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Neick and son Vern were Sunday dinner guests at the Ray Miles home.
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