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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1952
Page
10
A mother remembers her son Elba Dean known as Porky in a loving memoriam. She asks God to take a message for him and shares that his bright smile left her with empty days.
Circle Six of the Methodist WSCS met at the church Thursday evening and viewed pictures by Miss Dorothy Becker recounting her last summer tour of Europe. Ten members and three visitors attended. after the program they gathered at the Spearow home with Mrs. James Edwards assisting.
Conrad Miller was moved from a local hospital to Fort Warren Air Base hospital in Cheyenne. E Patterson, formerly of Winona, Minnesota, now works at Lockwood Jewelry as a watch repairman. Guests at Paul Aude home include Richard Peterson and daughter Susan from Vallejo, California, and Martin Laverentz from Hubbell, Nebraska. They arrived Wednesday for a brief visit. A guest in the home of C. S. ...
Friends surprised Mrs. Edwin Heizer with a birthday party on Wednesday May 14 at her home. Hostesses Mrs. John Bowman and Mrs. Elmer Holtman arranged the event with social visits and lunch served by the hostesses.
The Mariners Club of the Presbyterian Church held a progressive dinner Monday with 36 members. The first course was at Marvin Sherrerd’s home with a Wild West theme, salad at Lloyd Harlan’s in an Eastern scheme, main at Dr. B. H. Grimm’s in a Deep South motif, dessert at L. K. Nelson’s with a Pacific Northwest theme, and coffee plus square dancing at the church.
A humorous line quotes a wife urging her husband to check on the baby, saying he should set up and go see why the infant is not crying. The remark reflects domestic family dynamics and the playful tone of the source.
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