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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1934
Page
2
A Denver garden visit highlights using native Rocky Mountain plants for rock gardens. The writer explains rock gardens reproduce naturalistic landscapes, and notes that prized primula parryi seedlings from England are actually native Rocky Mountain natives, not rare imports.
A Colorado reader notes the allure of seeds from distant lands yet urges support for native American flora. She lists hardy rock garden plants to grow from seed, including mertensia coriacea and monarda fistulosa, while praising local horticultural pride amid global seed catalogs.
West Center Epworth league presented a strong Building themed program at Center church with solos duets and a reading by Dwight Webster. Charles Hancock of Lowell Mass will preach at Center church Sunday morning during the absent ministers vacation. Community members attended pageants missions and dinners at various local homes and farms, with weather postponing a Farmers Union meeting.
Maple Grove social roundups include James Irwin hosting and visits by Robert and Dorothy at Ed Miles residence Tuesday forenoon. Afternoon guests Earl and Vern Sherman. Pageant attendance at Bayard on Wednesday featured the Sharman and Miles families, Brandi, Hoktom, and Irwin members. Lloyd Johnson underwent surgery in Denver and is recovering well.
Mr and Mrs Fred Beyer and family and Mr and Mrs Richard Welton and son enjoyed dinner at the Willis Beyer home Sunday. Ross Bales were dinner guests Sunday at the Hilbert Border home. Alex and Wade Sterling enjoyed a fishing trip to Island Lake Sunday. Mrs Leonard Bayne spent Sunday afternoon at the Earl Bayne home. Mrs Willis Beyer and children were overnight guests at the Fred Beyer home Monday. Lavern Lessman is spending several days this week at the Raymond Lessman home. Mr and Mrs Walter Happel and son Melvin visited at the John McGrane home Saturday evening.
Fox Films presents Stand Up and Cheer featuring Warner Baxter James Dunn Madge Evans Ralph Morgan Shirley Temple Nigel Bruce Arthur Byron John Boles Stepin Fethchit in a Broadway producer tale asked by the president to revive prosperity. The film boasts a lavish entertainment roster and a supporting cast including Sylvia Froos Aunt Jemima Mitchell Durant and Nick Foran as it promises a dazzling display of showmanship in a two day Fox Sun engagement.
A Sunnyside community notes multiple visits and gatherings in the Chappell area with residents and relatives attending picnics at Sidney and Bayard, and Hamilton and Polk counties. Names A L Roberts J A Talish Frank Halsey Sylvan Halsey Maxine Olson and others appear among visits to homes and attendances at clubs and picnics. District 68 held its annual school meeting with local families present.
Mrs A B Rapp and children spent Wednesday at Will Gustafson's. Emil Tank family at Edgar Anderson home Thursday evening. Edgar Anderson Fred Enevoldsen families Saturday at Herbert Johnson's. Sam Wickstrom family Sunday at ALB Rapp. Jacobson and Bradley guests at Henry Hotel Sunday supper. Pete Nelson called at Henry Hotel Sunday. Fred Reetz family at Jess Tompkins in Sidney Sunday. R Bovee Emil Tank Loyal Leona Jane William Mangels families Sunday at Herbert Johnson. Swan Pearson dinner guest at A B Rapp. Weikhorst and son picnicked at Kimball park and saw ball game. Mrs Dan Fisk of Goodwin visiting. Reetz and Fisk families drove to Pine Bluffs and Bayard to visit siblings. Joe Nelson Jean Emil Tank family business callers Monday. Wilimine Johnson ill but improving. Helen Tank spent Sunday at Wills camp. A B Rapp hosted supper Tuesday with Claus Arp family Harry Mrs Johnson Ivan Newbolds Olie Newbolds Alice Radford.
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