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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1923
Page
9
A local note records that the item was entered at the Sidney post office in Nebraska as second class matter, indicating its mail classification and handling.
The Telegraph notes rumors of two new houses on Rose Street with no clear purpose stated. Western Nebraska endures six days of rain bringing weather impact across the region.
Cards announce the marriage of Miss Florence Aldridge of this city to Mr. Thomas F. Thornburg of Potter. Sheriff King and Gon Fred, recently ill with pneumonia, are now on the road to recovery.
The Telegraph notes the birth of a girl to Mr and Mrs O D Lyon on April 7 1889. J W Harper a leading northern table farmer returned from Illinois. The Sidney creamery will reopen under M H Tobin’s charge.
From The Telegraph Files of 44 Years Ago a house party of 50 or more Sidney notables gathered at Tusler ranch Green sgood 30 miles north lasting two days and a night. They traveled by carriage and horseback. A ballroom danced 20 by 30 feet enjoyed feasting and music while light mishaps included a mudhole tumble by c. K. Allen and Mrs. M Urbach with baby. Names include A V Redington M Urbach Kizzie Smith now Mrs John Daugherty A B Persinger C D Essig George Cunningham Dr Boggs Joseph Sharmer Charles Endsley and others.
The United States Department of Agriculture seeks volunteer observers to conduct bird censuses across selected lands. These counts track breeding pairs, species distribution, impacts of conservation laws, and population changes, with instructions and report forms provided by the Biological Survey in Washington.
A state club leader reports to the USDA that a popular junior extension club in New York State has 4,179 girls enrolled in the clothing club. Poultry, garden, and food science clubs engage thousands of youths, with 13,466 boys and girls total in club work, including calf clubs, pig raising, corn growing, and forestry as areas of focus.
Sunday services include Mass at 7 30 a m and 6 30 p m Rosary instruction and Benediction at 7 30 p m Weekday Mass at 7 00 a m REV ANTON LINE Christ Episcopal Church invites prayer Holy Communion Sundays 10 a m with Church school 11 a m Morning prayer and sermon REV HENRY IVES L B S A Bible Class International Bible Students Association meets Sundays 2 00 p m at 102 CG Street All interested invited Clara Downey Class Secretary
Services next Sunday include morning worship at 9 with a sermon Believing is Seeing, 7 p.m. Christian Endeavor on Trow can we become truly educated 2, 8 p.m. Evening service with sermon titled Wrecks. Prayer and Bible study Thursday evening. District convention at Scottsbluff April 16-18 with member participation and devotionals by the writer.
Sunday school at 10 am and preaching at 11 am. Epworth League at 7 pm with a 3 new members by letter. Rev Hewitson preached last Sunday evening. Ministerial Association met at Sidney with many pastors and visitors. William Kilburn, Pastor.
United Lutheran Church lists Bible school at 10 a.m. and evening worship at 7 30 p m on Sunday April 16 with the sermon The Song of Salvation and special choir music. Catechetical class Saturday at 1 30 and choir rehearsal Friday at 7 15.
Grace Church Gurley invites all to attend Bible school every Lord's Day at 10 a.m. Morning worship follows at 11 a.m. Technical class offered Saturday at 10 a.m. The churches report growing interest across departments and urge all members to be present, with a hearty welcome for newcomers seeking a church home.
Arthur Chester in February Current History Magazine lauds premier naval officer Feizi bey and Adnan Bey as exemplary public figures who prioritize Turkish self rule and national prosperity. He highlights Halide Edib I Tanoum as a leading Turkish woman and notes their harmonious teamwork and strong influence despite hardship.
The Rev Samuel Light preached on immortality from revelations of Infinity linking nature and reason with God's word that Jesus offers eternal life to all who receive it. Next Sunday will cover benefits of keeping the Fourth Commandment. Services 11 am with Bible school at 10 am and C E at 6:30 pm.
A brief examination notes how Turkish deputies earn 120 dollars monthly and cabinet officers 150, arguing that those in government have relinquished private comforts. Raouf Bey is mentioned among the early officials, illustrating a system balancing pay with public duty.
The Dorcas Society will hold a bake sale at the Sidney Meat and Provision Company on Saturday April 14. Mrs F A Griffith Mrs Betts Mrs Pfeiffer and Mrs Hink are listed as organizers.
Statement of Ownership for The Telegraph of Sidney lists Estate of F. A. Gapen and Guy V. Doran as sole owners with no liens. Publisher Guy V. Doran swears to the document on April 10, 1923. Advertisement promotes Edison Diamond Disc phonographs from Larson's Music Store and subscription request for The Telegraph.
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