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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1932
Page
4
The piece emphasizes bidding as a purchase of the hand's playing privilege. It advises risk control, using the proper angle, and demonstrates through hands how overbidding or underbidding affects contracts. Strong emphasis on avoiding rash bids and weighing game safety versus slam opportunities.
A brief account from Brownson describes a Friday program at the Brorson schoolhouse by items from the 4-H club led by Miss Mabie Foster. L D Willey awarded certificates to Rita Miller Francis Runge Myrna and Harlan Shinkle Merlyn Meyer plus 3 certificates and 4 H pins to Miss Foster. Refreshments followed. Various local residents are noted for visits dinners and attendance at a Peetz baseball game where Bunker Hill won 4 to 0. The record lists dinners hosts and sick lists among neighbors including the Lyngholms Bundys and Anthonys with several Sunday calls and a meeting of the BH Ef club postponed to May 25.
Sion Church holds Sunday masses at 7 and 9 30 with evening devotions rosary instruction and benediction at 7 30 p m Anton Link is pastor Trinity English Lutheran announces Mothers Day services with church school at 9 45 worship at 11 sermon Our Debt to Mother Luther League at 6 30 p m guided by Merri men Riggs subject Thinking of Our Parents Potter First U Lutheran offers church school at 2 15 and worship at 3 p m Dr W T Kahse pastor visits local homes and several families note social and guest visits plus illness related absence of Buddy Mathes from school.
Christian Church invites all to Mothers Day events as Bible school at 10 with child attendance rising after illness. Morning sermon at 11 on A Great Woman. Evening service at 8 features The Fall and Ruin of Genazi. Pastor J H Bicknell extends a warm welcome to all.
Church services and activities listed for Sunday include 9 45 a.m. Sunday School 11 a.m. morning worship and sermon honoring Mothers Day and 6 30 p.m. Epworth leagues no evening service due to the sermon. One Sundl high school graduating class. Monday 7 45 Official board Tuesday 3 p.m. May festival and garden party in the church basement by the choir with reservations through Miss Runge Gillette or Martin. Reverend F Charling Mills.
Celebration of Holy communion at 8 a.m. and Sunday school at 9 45 a m led by J B Roe Rector.
At 10 a.m. Sunday, Sunday school begins followed by 11 a.m. worship and a sermon titled The Debt We Owe. Members of the Sidney chapter of the order of De Molay and their mothers will attend in a body and meet in the church basement at 10:45 a.m. Dr. Paul P. Cheff is the pastor.
Mrs J E Storrow reports visitors at the J E Morrow home with Mr and Mrs W D Mathewson and children calling Friday. Oscar Mueller and family visited Ernest Gerler on Sunday. Dan Heimer called at Charles Herboldsheimer home Monday. Je Gerler and family and William Mangels and Elmer Burderf families shared Sunday dinner at Louis Seeman. Mathewson helped repair the Morrow tractor Saturday. Dan Heimer and William Morrow are noted players in informal social exchanges.
The North Divide N P B club hosted the Sidney Woman’s club at O L Miller home. Numerous guests and visits are listed, including Rose Sparks and Faye Hughes, with multiple homecomings, supper guests, and social events across area households. A Farmers Union meeting is announced for May 20 with coffee and sandwiches to be served.
Mrs Ed Miles and family had dinner with Nel Johnson on Tuesday. Joe Dilley home was visited by Mr and Mrs Frank Workman last Monday afternoon. Dorald, son of Elmer Gade, returned home from Taylor hospital Tuesday evening. Ed Miles hosted Wednesday afternoon. Fred Irwin and Royden Mitchell visited Chris Junker on Thursday. Ralph Spearow visited R W Johnson Friday forenoon. Earl Sharman spent the weekend with his grandparents, Mr and Mrs Nels Johnson. L P Houge with Ruth Marie and Fred Jurgens with daughter dined at Harold Spiker Sunday. F A Johnson family spent Sunday afternoon at Newt Berggren.
Mrs George Line family returned from Denver and Dr George Searcy and wife came home from Tuscaloosa after a funeral. Mrs Ella Simmons Carter died after illness. The junior senior banquet featured a flower garden and a green white menu. A dance at Englert hall with Racketeers of Dalton drew a large crowd. Local calls, play practice, and O E S chapter meeting notes record weekend visits and events in Lodge Pole.
The Sidney Drug Co known as The Corner Drug Store announces order ahead for Whitmans Mothers Day candy with delivery available on May 8 to any location.
Names of residents from Sunnyside record visits to relatives and friends in nearby towns. Events include Friday calls at the Roberts and Barlow homes, Saturday gatherings at Theis and Omel residences, multiple attendees at a Farmers Union meeting, and Sunday dinners with the John Theis and Talish families.
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