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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1936
Page
9
Mr and Mrs Bert Christensen were dimmer guests at the Cal Larsen home. Numerous neighbors and relatives visited at various homes including the Bertramson, Nelson, Olsen, Herboldsheimer, and Whitney households during the weekend and Sunday. The farmers whcn meeting gathered at Jens Olsen home with next at James Johnson home.
Mr and Mrs Leo Olsen and George Olsen dined Saturday with Mr and Mrs George Whitney. Mr and Mrs Joe Madden and Mrs Wittreck and son Elmer were supper guests at Howard Madden. Mrs Dewey Larson and children were dinner guests at Carl Larson home Friday. Mrs V A Nelson and children visited Pete Howe Sunday. Mr and Mrs James Johnson and family visited Mrs Anna Reineka Sunday afternoon.
West Center notes report dinner guests at the George Young home including the Guill Osborn and Draper families. Movements and visits abound as families relocate, travel for schooling, and join church gatherings with Ladies Aid planning a Wednesday meet. Measles brief return to school, and a Roche hospital operation affecting George Siders are noted.
Mary Kavanaugh visited Dorothy Elsen on Sunday morning. Mr and Mrs Clem Deaver were supper guests at the Bill George home. Mrs J P Mosement and others spent Sunday afternoon at the H J Elsen residence. Henry Koester and children were Sidney visitors Monday afternoon. Dorothy Elsen was a supper guest of Virginia Davidson Friday. Herman Stueve dined with the H J Eisen family Sunday. Gilbert Helfrich and families, George Helfrich and Ed Furer visited the George Kavanaugh home Sunday evening. Stanley Elsen, former agricultural college student at Lincoln, returned home Saturday.
Friday night visits occurred at the H. J. Elsen home with H. E. Witters and John. Dal ton residents Vern Ankeny called on Henry Keester and H. J. Elsen homes Friday afternoon. A large crowd attended the Welby Bayer sale on Tuesday. George Deaver and Clem Deaver with spouses shopped in Sidney Wednesday. Alfred Jorgensen called on Mrs. H. J. Elsen Tuesday afternoon.
A Sunol community notes a busy week with visits from H H Edwards of Greeley and Ed Miles, bake sale by Campfire Girls, school events, and gatherings at the post office. Family travels reference funerals in Brainard and Deweese, plus sales, sermons, and local courtesy calls.
Mr and Mrs Paul Draper and family spent Saturday evening at the Sedrge Held home. Ruth Warren of Ogallala called at Mrs A J Engelert's. she attended a county superintendents meeting in Sidney. Firth Booth and sons visited Grandma Englert at Lodge Pole. Albert Hernicek visited the Jerry Hornisek home in Willard. A birthday gathering at the 4 F Whitmire home celebrated Mr Whitmire's birthday and the 29th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Martin Christensen with many local friends. Loyal Lindley called on Thursday. George and Bert Allington visited Cedar Creek hatchery and brought trout for supper. Virginia Englert was a supper guest at Mrs Amelia Lindley's Friday. James Schimka has been doing...
In this country eleven impeachments of civil officers have occurred. One president, eight judges, one cabinet member, and only one congress member. Senator William Blount of Tennessee was charged with treason and sedition. No impeachment of a congress member for bribery or other dishonesty.
The text outlines ancient Chinese paper production and its spread to Europe via Moors. It notes a 12th century introduction, a 1190s mill atTabriano, Tuyhe, and that William Rittenhouse built America's first paper mill in 1680 at Roxborough near Philadelphia.
A fragment quotes Wi about the machine age and the sage of Chinatown noting that machinery makes work easier to perform yet complicates compensation to manage, reflecting tension between innovation and burden.
A diet mainly of polished rice without its husk causes beriberi. The husk contains the necessary vitamins, and before polishing rice the disease was unknown.
A traditional saying warns that a child will not be born in a house where peacock feathers are kept. The belief ties luck and birth to household talismans and is noted as an old superstition observed in some communities.
Growth of Cecaco pods, the source of cocoa, occurs on the main trunk rather than from the tips of branches, a distinct pattern in their development. The observation notes that pod formation concentrates along the central stem rather than outward from branch tips.
A concise note states that trees appear more frequently than flowers in the Bible, highlighting trees as a dominant botanical motif across scriptures. The claim prompts reflection on the symbolic and ecological roles of trees in biblical narratives.
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