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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1937
Page
5
Joe Di Maggio goes fishing with Olsen and family visits mark the week. Numerous calls occurred at the Carl Larson, Mrs. A Nelson, Ed Van Housen, Jens Olsen, Gunhart Olsen, Leo Olsen, and Dewes Larson homes. Virgil Nelson stayed with Chris Terman. Dewey Larson traveled to Burwell.
Rex Tanner in Denver for medical treatment as several Legionnaires attend the Sidney legion party. Potter Coyotes beat the alumni 31 to 7 in a six man football game Friday. County American Legion meeting slated for December 15 in Potter. Junior class presents The Haunted Castle December 3 at the school auditorium. Rev C R Tanner returned Monday from Denver after a week of treatment.
A community diary notes visits and gatherings around Cresare an Sipe day at the John and Elmer Sei fang homes. Mrs Emma Olson left Friday for San Bernardino. The American Legion held a November gathering at a host home, with Mrs Fred Vaughn assisting. Potters’ school closes for Thanksgiving, and coach Yale’s six man football team has won all games this season. Other items include visits by Donna Lee Findley, Maxwell Wilcox, and local residents to family members and churches, plus health updates on Mr Metzger and Fred Reetz.
Margaret Glassburn and families visited in the North Lodge area on Sunday. Ralph Gentry and daughter hosted guests including Betts Ostermeier and Carl Jacobs and daughter on Thursday evening. Pauline Ostermeier and Mrs Bahr hosted and visited. multiple calls to R S Gentry home. Ostermeier sisters attended a surprise party for Richard Franss at the schoolhouse Friday. Jay Sharp ill with flu. Shown at showers and club meetings with local families including Kilgore and Misegadis. Flowers, visits, and weekend stays noted among Dan Dickinson and others.
Antelope and nearby residents hosted and attended multiple Sunday gatherings. Mrs F Willoughby and Mr and Mrs Leo Olsen visited the George Whitney home. several families and friends joined Mrs L K Nelson's birthday party and other social calls. Additional visits included Jens Olsen at Gunhart Olsen, Dewey Larson family dinners, and Chauncey Nelson at Carl Larson’s. The Womans club met at Lea's house.
North Divide residents Paul Sparks and Harry Sparks hosted a Tuesday bridge club at their home. The Kinton and Haworth households assisted with dining at the Methodist church. Multiple residents attended meetings, clubs, and visits in Sidney and Chappell regarding bridge, card clubs, and social events.
A Midland College student from Council Bluffs Iowa, David Stowe, tested at 17 in 1936, was found to have a brain 21 years older. He rose as a sophomore to class president and managing editor of the college paper while pursuing journalism or law, with a 3.82 average. He works at the copy desk as shown in a college photo.
A compiled jumble of names and events from various regions mentions Irish Army equestrians atop a horse jumping event, while other items note Washington visitors, royalty, local legal cases, and political chatter. The piece weaves disparate reports into a single page snapshot of era happenings and personalities.
The House Agriculture Committee moved to authorize higher federal farm payments while deferring the financing to Ways and Means, as budget leaders weigh new taxes. Senate and House panels back compulsory acreage limits for wheat and corn, to take effect only with farmer approval.
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