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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1931
Page
8
Lorenzo notes recount Sunday gatherings with Fleming Berg Mier and Robertson families. Rifle club and Lorenzo club meetings cited with lunch. School notes report term ends May 22 and upcoming exams plus faculty activities and social events at Lorenzo High School.
EAST CENTER youth and community members begin work on a forthcoming play with an orchestra being organized to enhance the program. Mr and Mrs N H Frank and Loretta of Sidney visited the J O Lobb home. Otto Perso spent Saturday with his daughter Mrs Henry Scott and family. Mr and Mrs John Groshans visited Ray Bancroft. The Linton families from New York City and Lincoln visited Albert Linton’s home.
Lincoln residents discuss family visits with Clarence and Albert Osborn as adults host Ted Jensen and Ehlers homes welcome guests. Gurley church ladies host a birthday luncheon after a pleasant Gurley gathering. Mrs. George Young recovers from pleurisy, and Center High School stages two well attended plays praised for strong student performances.
Entries list visiting relatives and neighbors in South Colton and nearby, including Harry Witters and John George households, the Elsen and Fastinow families, and trips to Yellowstone Park. Numerous calls and dinners mark a weekend of neighborly events and extended family visits.
H J Elsen and son Curtis called at Art Wittig's Monday. Bailey Jaimeson of Crook delivered gas at the T L Chapman home. The FF club met Saturday afternoon with Vernell Blahmer and Mrs Edd Jones of Denver visiting relatives nearby. Bernard George, son of Mr and Mrs H B George, was ill last week. Mrs P E Avery of Merion visited relatives in the vicinity. Mrs B M Lewis called at the H E George home. Various residents attended extension meetings and school events, including high school graduation exercises.
The Huntsman Hustlers club selected four demonstration teams to perform at the next meeting to determine the best act for the Farmers Union picnic on June 17 at Lodge Pole. All members attended except secretary Elsie Nieman. Rosetta Siemers led the session.
The Better the Best swine club gathered at Robert and Alice Rexroth's home on Saturday evening, May 9, with all members present except three. Roll call was answered.
A business meeting occurred with a leader explaining the lesson. Mothers of members served lunch after the session. The next gathering is set for May 22 with Ruth and Dale Wise.
Quote from Io the sage of Chinatown cited by the Washington Star urging balance between present displeasures and future changes of opinion. The line frames a cautious view on preserving elements while planning evolving perspectives. Notes the source as a syndicated or reprinted aphorism in an urban daily.
A compact reflection on knowing right from wrong and choosing rightly as the path to success. It links ethical discernment with joy in labor and the pursuit of happiness through virtuous action.
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