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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1933
Page
2
A column urges understanding of relief programs amid criticism over chiseling. It notes work relief, Civil Works Administration, and Morgenthau as context. The writer calls for practical aid to neighbors, restraint in judgment, and humane action rather than condescension.
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Hunt of National City California vacationed at the Edgar Anderson home last week. Evelyn Zullke hosted a district party Thursday evening. Mrs Herbert Johnson and Lester and Mrs Ray Wilkhorst and Terrell Ray returned from an eastern state trip. The Fred Reetz family visited Harold Curry at Pine Bluffs Sunday. R R Berry Clifton dined with Emiel Tank. A R Rapp and children visited Harm Wickstrom’s home. Pete Nelson and family spent Sunday with Henry Wickstrom.
Mr and Mrs Henry Wickstrom and their son visited the Albert Jacobson residence for a Sunday evening gathering, sharing time with the Jacobson family and friends in a friendly reception.
Brownson notes a Sunday school Thanksgiving program at Bronson Schoolhouse on Sunday November 26 followed by a basket dinner. Local social news covers calls, visits, and minor events in the community including travel to Sidney and Oshkosh, farm work, shopping trips, and health notes about Vern Aurich and others.
Mrs. Ray Knapp returned home after a month with sister Mrs. George Soderquist whose family welcomed a baby girl born October 31. Neighbor visits include the Bivens families from Sedgwick, and gatherings at the Lafler, Fischer, Phelps, and Narjes households. Esth er Lacker stays with Mrs. Phelps. a birthday party for Freda Narjes, with games and many attendees. Katherine Laaker performed a piano solo at a Sidney PTA meeting. T. W. Simpson and Henry Laaker installed a telephone for Elmer Phelps. The F N Club met for an all day session with noon dinner and officer elections.
Mrs Lina Sterk attended as a visitor while Mrs Homer Gentry helped her sister Mrs Ed Brachten back home over the past two weeks. Mrs Vern Read Mrs Leon Lafler and children visited the Ralph Lafler home last Thursday. A birthday dinner was hosted at the George Fischer home last Sunday for Robert on his eighteenth birthday. Guests included Mrs Daisy Hare Mr and Mrs Paul Hecker and children Edd Burris Elmer Mueller Erick Paul George Badsl ing Harold Hecker Gilbert Blaine Dorothy Hecker and Florene Bayliff. Mrs Henry Laaker has been staying with her mother Mrs J P Fischer who has been ill the past week.
A wedding ceremony Sunday at 3 o'clock in Sterling Methodist Church united Miss Lois Reeves and Clyde Moulton of Niifi. Esther Moulton served as bridesmaid and H. C. Thomas of Atwood was best man.
A bountiful wedding dinner was hosted at the groom’s parents’ home at 6 Sunday evening for relatives including Mr. and Mrs. Harry Reeves and Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Moulton. The newlyweds, Mr. and Mrs. Moulton, will settle north of Tiff on the farm. Community notes mention harvest progress, improvements to O. E. Rhodes, visits among local families, Armistice Day gatherings, car sales by Clyde Robertson, and a charivari at the Glen McCall home with dancing and treats.
An advertisement warns against sleeping on the left side citing heart pressure from gas. It promotes Adlerika as a remedy to release poisons and relieve gas, enabling a peaceful night’s sleep. The ad attributes the claim to Western Drug Co.
Emma Skirdie was seen performing work tasks in Sidney on Saturday, according to local notes. The report highlights her presence in the town center during the weekend activity.
The Presbyterian circle plans a bake sale at the U. I. store on Saturday November 25. Proceeds will support church activities and community programs.
The Dorcas society of Trinity Lutheran church will hold a Christmas bazaar and dinner on Wednesday December 6. The event aims to raise funds for church activities and community outreach, inviting congregants and neighbors to attend for meals and sale items.
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