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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1938
Page
3
Sunnyside residents share visits and gatherings with neighbors and relatives. The column lists numerous calls to homes in Sidney and nearby towns, including Hokom, Rexroth, Birdwell, and Talich families, along with a bridal shower for Mrs Alvin Miller and 4-H club activities at the Rexroth home.
Mrs. Jim Lindsey visited the Ben Jurgens home while John Gortemaker moved cattle to the Bertha Borges farm. Mrs. B C Weibke died near Hershey, former Weyerts pastor Rev Weibke. Funeral held in Lodge Pole with burial at Greenwood. Marriage of Hilda Borges and Lloyd Brown at Weyerts Lutheran church.
A cooking club for girls at District 36 organized on June 6 with seven members and plans to recruit more. Election of officers crowned Josephine Kurz as leader and Dorothy Kurz as president. Next meeting set for June 22 at Jean Walker’s home.
East Dalton society column records Mr and Mrs Charles Munshaw Sr returning from Red Oak Iowa and Mrs Harms with children visiting Ed Mintken home. Dorothy Munshaw returns from Denver Barnes business college. families visit at Ed Weikhorst and Baker homes. Hazel Munshaw to Chadron for summer schooling. birthday party for Mrs C J Baker hosted by daughters Devier and Myers with bridge and lunch. Rhoda Boehnke shower at Paul Myers home. extended visits by James Devier and Gilbert Myers families to C A Baker home.
Mr and Mrs Leo Olson called at the Svend Olson home Wednesday afternoon. Sun day dinner guests were Mr and Mrs Edward at the Maurice Nelson home. Mrs Kenyon Ayers and daughter Burt Keith and grandsons called at the Chris Terman home Saturday afternoon. Ed Nelson Cressie Irma at Allen Nelson home Thursday afternoon. Doris Hates visited C P Herboldsheimer Sunday afternoon. A slumber party was hosted by Amy Ann and Joyce Larsen. Nelson family hosted Sunday dinner for Llewellyn Nelson. Jim Bertramson hosted guests for Saturday dinner with L K Nelson and Burt Keith families. Mrs Burt Keith spent two weeks with her parents. Billy Hates vacations at C P Herboldsheimer home.
The boys of Antelope Divide met at the Leo Olson home Monday evening and organized a 4-H Weed club. A delicious lunch was served following the meeting. Mrs. Allen Nelson and baby returned home from the hospital on Thursday. Mrs. Allen's sister, Mrs Fred Morris, and daughter are helping her a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Larsen and family called at the Gene Schmidt home Sunday afternoon, and are
The 4 H club met with Doris Rex roth on June 1. All members were present except one. Members received their 4 H pins. We sang songs and shouted yells. The next meeting will be with Alice and Hazel Miles on June 30.
Mrs Dudley Warder of Boulder Colorado was honored at a Wednesday night bridal shower at the Frank Rauner home. Guests included Ruth Boyle Louise Pike Wilma Schulz Margaret Rauner and Mesdames Arnold Huff Ralph Osborn Lyle Carlson and Henry J Loebe. The event featured a miscellaneous shower and games such as Tripoli as the evening stayed merry.
The guitar ranks among the world’s oldest musical instruments with traces dating to 1700 B C. This highlights its long cultural history and early stringed instrument development across ancient civilizations.
The item notes grain hauling needs for harvest and promotes an International Truck for the task. It mentions E E Gross buying an International D-2 Pick-up for hauling fuel repairs and supplies, and reports delivering a 24 foot McCormick Deering Duplex red weeder to Chip Raddatz’s farm. A railroad crossing and a picnic scene are also described with minimal context.
James Jimmison Hume born in Glasgow July 7 1863 died June 1 1938 at age 74 years 10 months 24 days wife Anna Bona Dayer married February 24 1891 at West Point Nebraska. Survived by wife seven children Lillie Rahe Ida Queen Cecil Hume Bertha Thurow Dave John Orvat Hume and thirteen grandchildren. Funeral at Lodge Pole Methodist Church with Rev Beebe Brox. Interment Sidney Nebraska.
When a field machine breaks down during seeding time or harvest it must be repaired at once. The firm pledges to drop everything to restore operation quickly, stressing that rapid emergency service is worth more than the price.
Fast work with the McCormick Deering 10 foot tractor binder doubles daily capacity over an 8 foot model. Operated via the tractor power take-off, this binder increases efficiency. Come in for details and demonstrations.
A feature argues that driver skill and judgment matter more than engine power in vehicles. It emphasizes careful handling, safety, and sensible driving to prevent accidents and maximize performance behind the wheel.
A rural notice warns farmers to avoid risky binder twine and select McCormick Deering gear. The ad implies careful buying to prevent crop loss and reflects practical farming advice from a period agricultural outlet.
A father and son exchange humorous lines about not knowing where the Azores are. The sketch features a playful reminder to learn geography and keep track of belongings. The dialogue emphasizes youthful unclear memory and practical lessons.
John Wagner of Iliff purchased a used No. 31 McCormick Deering Three Row Lister Cultivator several days ago.
We offer a line of rebuilt used combines at special bargain prices. Visit our showroom to inspect before you buy and compare options from a trusted supplier.
The annual crops and field day at the western Nebraska experiment sub-station will be held June 24. The morning program includes Pasture Observations by M. L. Baker at 10 30 Weed Identification and Control by I D Keim and J V Srb at 11 00 and a 11 30 discussion and announcements. A picnic lunch will be served at noon with lemonade or buttermilk provided. Afternoon program to follow.
The program lists a 1:15 tour of Dry Farm, 2:00 assembly of the machine shed led by H. E. Weakly, 2:10 speak on Spring Grains for Western Nebraska by O. J. Webster, 2:20 on Improving the Yield and Quality of Winter Wheat by K. S. Quisenberry, 3:10 on Crop Rotation and Tillage for Winter Wheat by L. L. Zook, and 3:30 adjournment for grass nursery inspection.
The article states the Brooklyn Bridge clear height above water from the lowest point of the superstructure is 139 feet at mean low water and 135 feet at high water, indicating tidal variation in water level measurements.
Tung oil serves multiple primary tasks including weatherproofing cloth and building materials and insulating electrical wires. Its high density about eight pounds per gallon enables a tough durable coat that resists heat cold water and many acids.
The ten dollar bill features Alexander Hamilton, the twenty dollar bill bears Andrew Jackson, and the fifty dollar bill shows Ulysses S. Grant. This overview notes the portraits used on common denominations and identifies the historical figures honored by United States currency.
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