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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1937
Page
2
An editorial extols a local country club, noting its golf links and social functions renew vitality and youth in community leaders. It argues the club enhances Norwich county culture, hosting luncheons banquets and poetry tones, shaping town reputation and offering scenic grounds and worded hope for membership inclusion.
A Moscow report on religious freedom under the New Constitution notes the revival of religious life in Russia with 30,000 registered churches and religious societies. The piece contrasts Bolshevik atheism with American practical atheism, arguing humanity hinges on belief and vigilance against its loss.
Rev R Jardine vicar of St Pauls Darlington faces archbishop disapproval and parish strife after presiding at the Duke of Windsor wedding. The piece notes subordination to superiors, possible American appearances, and commentary on broader woes from taxes to WPA scarecrow humor as Europe moves toward a new phase.
Memorial day activities marked by a community gathering with Legion and auxiliary programs, greetings from Roland Rodman of Kimball, and local residents attending church services in Johnson grove. Many residents visited relatives in Sidney, Greeley, Scottsbluff, and Ravenna, with updates on health, schooling, and local errands.
A reader notes a presidential candidate’s pledge to avoid war, questions its reliability, and praises Ole Nelson a Standard Oil veteran battling infantile paralysis. The piece muses on Spain’s civil war shifting global alignments and cites Mussolini and Hitler’s reflex to claim peace while pursuing conquest.
Attended the golden wedding anniversary of Mr Coulter’s parents. Howard French, father of Boyd French, left for Savannah Mo for lip growth treatment. Floyd Himmelright family reside on William God ing property south of town. Sophia and Dorothy Fricke return home after Madrid school attendance. Mrs Hazel Sleeth and family spent Memorial day at Hastings. Charles Sleeth moved to North Platte for work. June meeting hostesses listed for ladies group on June 10. Mrs Herbert Johnson had gall stones operation at Kimbally hospital. Test pumping near Godl ing irrigation well about 1200 gallons per minute. Potter Albin game at Albin postponed due to rain. Andrew Hansen and family welcome a baby boy born in Sidney May 26. About 60 enrolled in vacation Bible school at M E church. Art Johnson and wife of Dix welcome a baby boy born May 31. Mrs Johnson formerly Hildur Carlson.
A string of Sunday visits and shared meals ties together Antelope area families. Highlights include the birth of a baby girl to Mr. and Mrs. Howard Madden, and gatherings at homes of Herboldsheimer, Olsen, Bertramson, Whitney, and Nelson families. Distant visitors from Glendale also stopped by, with several families noted for revisiting longtime acquaintances.
Jean Walker spent the past week at the J A Sparks home. Ray Frame is recovering from flu. Marvin Kettler hosted pig club members Tuesday evening. Kenneth Lambie visited Pat Sparks Wednesday. Leroy Donald Chean Barton Kinton and Grant Haworth called on Paul Sparks Jr Thursday afternoon. The C C girls club met at Ed Breckelsby Friday. District 11 school closed Thursday with a picnic. The boys pig club held a vaccina-
The Gift Shop advertises for rent adding machines and typewriters. The brief notice notes available rental options likely for business use, with no further details on terms or contact information.
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