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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1932
Page
2
An old time newspaper notice from The Telegraph of Sidney Nebraska outlines postal details and subscription rates. It notes inclusive zones, annual prepaid pricing, and the publication's address at 925 Tenth Avenue.
John Fiehler were Sunday guests at the Art Obendorfer home. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Morrow called at the B. R. Gibbins home Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. W J. D. Mathewson motored to Gidney Sunday. Mrs. Pete Nelson and Mrs. J. E. Morrow accompanied them and spent the day at the Harold Smith home.
President Hoover plans to restart his private fortune after March 4 and retire from public life to California. He greeted reporters with a calm smile, said he would remain at Palo Alto until Saturday, then travel to Washington on a special train. He will tackle budget problems in the new term while enjoying time with family.
President elect Franklin D. Roosevelt pledged to implement an economic recovery plan to restore prosperity to the masses who elected him. He framed his victory as a national expression of liberal thought transcending party lines, drawing support from Republicans and independents who backed his New Deal.
Mrs Bert Allington notes Richard Pavlat and Clarence Kelly visiting Sunol on Thursday and Tuesday respectively. James Booth made a Sidney business call Friday. The Bert Allington home hosted Mrs Robert Quinn and Mrs Lee Johnson on Friday afternoon. Joe Lucas was in Sunol Thursday afternoon. Ivan Shaeffer and Mrs William Krueger also visited Sunol for business and social calls over the period.
Sunday dinner guests at the Mons Johnson home. Mrs. Blauvelt of Hamil Kansas arrived for an extended visit with her daughter Mrs. Englert. Several residents conducted business trips and hosted bridge at home over the week.
Pleasant View notes Sunday visits from Nelson Hilpert Schuessler Korsmeyer and Wittrock families. A baby death near John Heimers family mourns the loss eight months after the mother’s death. Several local residents travel to Potter Arriba and Morrow hosts gather for meals and calls.
Ruth Jope reports two weeks with the Weikhorst children staying with grandparents J D Devier while their mother was in Kimball hospital. The piece lists visits, school activities, a Japan study finish, an Armistice day program, a tea party, and a program planned for November 18. Numerous local families are cited with visits and errands across Gurley, Kimball, and Northport.
Harold Gibbins left Thursday morning for McCool to take over the farm of an uncle who recently passed away. Vernon and Thurma Nelck, Harold and Orville Gibbins attended the Sidney show on Wednesday. Earl Johnson was in Sidney Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Gibbins and family returned Tuesday evening from the eastern part of the state. Mrs. F. A. Rowan has been on the sick list several days this week. Mrs. Charles Nelck, Vernon and Thurma spent Friday afternoon at the Ray Miles home. Myr. and Mrs. Frank Rowan motored to Sidney Friday. Mrs. Earl Johnson was on the sick list last week.
Local residents shared in a sequence of visits and gatherings from Monday to Saturday. Frequent stops included the Leonard Walker and Gade homes, with multiple calls by Ed Miles, the Sharmans, Jurgens family, and Irwins. Several guests joined meals and quilting sessions, reflecting a busy social week in Maple Grove.
Saturday evening at the Ed Miles home for W Y Miles birthday. Sunday dinners with Gade and Johnson families at various homes. Visits include Owens, Green, Irwin, Miles, and Straight sale attendees. Helen Gade visits Liberty school.
Kimball county voters Tuesday refused to appropriate a budget for the county farm bureau and the county agent's office. The ballot shows 1120 to 884 in favor of the proposal. Fore sting won the sheriff unexpired term against 13 opponents. Miller and Young won high school regent seats, and Henry Vogler was reelected county judge.
A short medical note advises skipping one meal to ease stomach trouble. It recommends drinking plenty of water and adding a spoonful of Adjerika each morning to cleanse stomach and bowels, attributed to Western Drug Co.
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