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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1936
Page
4
Dalton basketball boys defeated Potter at home and also beat Sidney in a separate town game. The note lists multiple local movements, hospital stays, and social events including weddings, club meetings, and moves of residents such as the Mintken, Jillson, and Freeburg families, along with injuries and a fatal accident involving Gus Aldrup and a note on a new engine at the light plant.
Dalton visitors Billy Neal spent Sunday in town with Kenneth Schwartz and playmates. Ray Weikhorst injured his back lifting a sack of potatoes and receives treatment in Sidney. Dr A L Miller of Kimball visited on Tuesday. The American Legion auxiliary sponsors FIDAC essay and poppy poster contests in the high school and grades under Miss Rolfing and Miss Alice Morrow, with prizes. Olivette Sloan from Kell Ney Normal visited weekend with parents. Louis Herman and children from Greeley spent Saturday with the MacAdam family. Mrs Ralph Robertson and daughter Marie shopped in Sidney Saturday. Evelyn Zuhike of Gurley visited Sunday. Flag codes delivered to pupils by Mrs Robertson and Mrs Lloyd Rogers. Karl Fricke narrowly escaped when his clothing caught in a flywheel, knocked unconscious, head burned. he worked at Proudfit Cement. The senior class play The Cat Came Back was presented Tuesday. Kimball callers included Mrs John Seyfang, Mrs E H Seyfang, Mrs K Hansen. Rev H E Sorter of Chappell was a business visitor. Other attendees included Mrs Clarence Johnson, Mrs J Bartlett, Mrs D F Enevoldsen, Mattie Nelson, Mrs Wayne Reichstein.
Local social notes describe visits and gatherings in the Lorenzo area. Families including Fleming Raddatz Jacobson Meier and Brachtenbach share weekends, church attendance, dinners, and a Farmers Union play practice slated for March 5.
Local residents visited, moved, and quarantines ended as several families called on Pete Nelson and E H Sanders farms. Corner Sunday school reopened. students earned high scores in history grammar and arithmetic while grades study Africa and south central states. Senior class play attendance noted.
Viola Juedes achieved a perfect score noted in Salem school bulletin. The item highlights her outstanding performance among students and reflects the school's emphasis on academic excellence.
Tai Ho of Chinatown declares that a demagogue is not a teacher but a vociferous sympathizer in others ignorance, arguing that dictionaries mislead. He frames demagoguery as a misleading shortcut rather than genuine guidance.
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