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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1937
Page
2
An editorial argues charity can become harmful when overused by government aid and pampering children. It advocates letting youths earn rewards, fearing dependency and weak character. The piece cites a Sidney Arbor Day elm example and criticizes a city tennis court project funded as student aid. It links government relief to future social issues and urges tougher personal sacrifice.
Louis Miller led HH Boy 4-H in a Tuesday evening meeting focused on the achievement program and fair exhibits. Ruby and Rose Sparks hosted a 4-H gathering at their parents home with discussion on fair plans and a serving lunch. The North Divide clubs held a Legion Park picnic Wednesday evening ending with reports and speeches and a successful year for the clubs.
The piece blends a letter praising a society against theater ads with a poem recalling western ranch life, homestead laws, and the shift from cattle ranges to farming. It ends noting the United Auto Workers have raised 2 funds of 400 thousand dollars to pressure Henry Ford.
Social items from South Colton record visits among residents including Mrs H J Elsen and family. Henry Koester Sr and Jr hosted and guests shared Sunday and Monday evenings. District 97 opened with teacher Bernice Narjes and several pupils enrolled.
The St Pauls Lutheran church held its annual mission festival with Rev W G Ditzen of Omaha as speaker. Many locals and visitors such as Delsrus Hitzemann of St Paul Minnesota and Miss Viola Reed from Wichita Kansas attended gatherings, picnics, and social visits. The piece lists numerous arrivals, departures, and community events including a church conference delegate Harmon Fairchild, a ball game score 38 to 15, and several planned activities at Peetz and nearby areas.
L E Gusner has given up his pool hall at Torrington Wye. The Thompson Hoover and Barnes families returned Saturday evening from Nemaha Neb where final rites were held for Daddy Hoover. Mr and Mrs Donald Brown and step son Junior left for Denver Friday for a visit and will return to Omaha Monday Constance Brown will accompany them to Omaha Fauline Thompson will teach the fifth grade of the fifth town school this coming year.
Substantial savings in service costs are passed on to car owners through efforts by manufacturers and dealers to improve service methods and develop tools. Chrysler Corporation engineers worked with local Dodge and Plymouth dealers to create essential tools for efficient service and time savings.
Yellow corn meal contains more vitamin A than white corn meal while maintaining similar overall food value when ground equally. In the Southwest and Mexico, red blue and black corn meals are available.
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