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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1932
Page
2
A Cheyenne County column stresses optimism tempered by Northeastern wisdom. It contrasts Hoover and Roosevelt speeches, urges practical government reform, and champions self education, science, and intellectual life through reading, study, and personal initiative.
A reflective piece argues that a little thought and effort reveal a larger world beyond blind striving. The joy comes from curiosity, reverence for life, and a liveliness of spirit accessible to all, not just the educated or well dressed. It celebrates a universal spiritual joy nurtured by curiosity.
The Sunol column records a busy week of neighbor visits and small travels. Various households including the Kendricks, Gomers, Woods, Bonsers, Bluhms, Kokes, and Dickersons host or visit relatives and friends. Local work includes threshing, haying, corn cutting, and a party at Pioneer Park in Sterling, with residents from Crook and Sterling shopping or calling in nearby towns.
Relatives at Maywood travel with the Hayes Center group and Wilson party. Mrs. John McCumber and children spent Sunday with the George McCracken family. Mrs. C O Reddon and children of Merino visited relatives in the area last week. Mr and Mrs D E Dickinson hosted Mr Jerry Vacik and niece Sunday. L R Smith of Oakland California handled business in the vicinity Thursday.
Sunday picnics at Legion park in Sidney and a 3 to 1 loss for Bunker Hill to Potter highlight a busy stretch. Families gather for dinners and threshing. visits span Engel Borcher Rohde and Beyer households. a barn dance at Wellner’s and a birthday party for Edwin mark community life.
Maple Grove notices recount gatherings at Walter Craig and W T Sharman homes, threshers meals, and numerous calls among Johnsons, Irwins, Gades, Cortneys, Spikers, and Waddell kin. A weekend trip to Buckingham and visits to Gurley and Theo Egging’s ball game mark local activity.
The afternoon featured outdoor games and refreshments. Attendees included Ray mond, Bernard and Leonard Beyer, Wayne and Ronald Rohde, and Billy Garvin. Visitors to Ira Beyer included Mrs. George Foster and Ever ett, while Mrs. Daugherty of Portland and Mr. and Mrs. Shoetaker of Sidney stopped by. The Bunker Hill White Apron canning club met with Miss Loriie Engel. Rex Bayne visits with his sisters, Mrs. Fred Beyer and Mrs. Iva Beyer, and Miss Hazel Bales stayed with her sister. Rev. Anton Link visited the Fred Beyer home, and several Beyer family gatherings occurred through the week.
Sunday meals shared by Mr and Mrs Eric Krussman and family and by Mrs N E Witters and son Lee. Irene Workman hosted overnight visitors including Mrs Fred Jurgens and Lois Lyle with Duane Schaefer. Ed Miles home visited by Herbert Brickmiller and Frank Workman and son Albert. Farmers Union junior club met with Irene and Martha Workman Aug 24 with new leader Mrs Waddell. Last meeting hosted by Zella Belle and Malcolm Johnson Wed. Preschool hair cut special at Ideal Beaute Shoppe 25c with phone 451.
E H Liikart receiver for the state department of trade and commerce files in district court against stockholders of the Farmers State Bank of Hemingford and others who held shares prior to a transfer before insolvency. The complaint seeks court ruling on the number of shares owned by each defendant and their liability under bank stockholders liability law.
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