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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1927

Page

8

Prominent Lisco resident dies after blizzard travel

David R Williams president of the Lisco Land Co. and a noted Vilatte river region business figure, died in his Broadwater hotel room after enduring heavy snow drifts with Curtis Cary. The two men, exhausted after a BRIDGEPORT visit, reached Broadwater in a stalled car. Williams, about 55, suffered heart trouble and the exhausting trip is blamed. He leaves a widow and three grown children.

David R Williams Lisco Land Company Lisco Bridgeport Vilatte River Broadwater Hotel Curtis Cary Broadwater Mr. Williams Cary Williams

North Platte Growers Offer Two Sugar Contracts

The Beet Growers association board in the North Platte valley plans to offer two signed contracts to Great Western Sugar. One set assumes an eight dollar per ton minimum without a tariff provision, the other with a tariff-based adjustment lowering beet prices if tariffs drop. No acreage figures will be released until Great Western acts, and all association members will be notified of the decision.

Beet Growers’ Association of North Platte Valley Great Western Sugar Company Growers Association

Manager of Machinery House Returns From a Visit in the East

Fred G. Qoeltjen local manager for the Minneapolis Threshing Machine company returns from a visit to Columbus Nebraska and Lincoln. He reports the outlook for farming activity bright this season and Cheyenne county may have record crops. The Sidney factory branch under Mr Oclsen is ready for large business and advertises a tractor power unit in The Telegraph. Henry Noester assists as manager and salesman for this territory.

Fred G. Qoeltjen Minneapolis Threshing Machine Company Columbus Nebraska Lincoln Oeltjen Cheyenne County Minneapolis Sidney Oclsen Henry Noester

Eye Injury From Molten Lead At Denver Grit Plant

Denver Wilson, a linotype operator at Julesburg Grit Advocate, suffered a right eye injury when molten lead splashed during metal melting. An explosion from moisture in dross caused the incident. he is recovering after removal of the metal and is not expected to lose sight. Clyde E F Grimm advertises auto, tractor, gas engine and radio repair services at Huntsman garage.

Denver Wilson Julesburg Huntsman Clyde EF. Grimm

Easter Services Draw Large Crowds in Sidney Churches

Easter services in Sidney attracted a large turnout as a full-voiced choir of fifty performed under Mrs G F Liebendorfer Virginian Johnson and E S Sherrerd. The program featured appropriate Easter numbers and floral decorations. Visitors are expected. Tuesday includes an informal rectory reception at 7 30 p m and a preparation service in church.

G. F. Liebendorfer Virginian Johnson E. S. Sherrerd Wales

Easter Services Across Sidney Churches Highlight Faith and Music

Easter observances filled Sidney's churches with large crowds and diverse programs. At St Patrick’s Catholic Church, two Masses featured a High Mass sermon on The Resurrection and special music under W F Klein. Sidney Methodist welcomed many new members with morning services and an evening Easter cantata led by Mrs E L Hyde. Christ Episcopal offered Holy Communion at 6:30 a.m., a 10 a.m. children’s service, and an 11 a.m. sung Eucharist under Rev J J Crawford with Miss Valeska Neubauer at organ. The Tobin Opera House hosted Easter services as the church continues construction.

St. Patrick’s Catholic Church Anton Link Father Link W. F. Klein F. A. Krause Roswig F. J. McDough Sidney M. E E. L. Hyde Christ Episcopal Church J. J. Crawford Chappell H. Kennedys Freda Hammer Martha Allan Tobin Opera House

Notable Easter program shines with varied lineup

The chorus numbers, solos and duets highlighted the cast in a well received church event. Featured performers included Frances Burgess, Ed Ahrens, D Brummage, Marjorie Pettitt, Georgia Martin, Cecil Jones, Freda Thompson, Lois Keefer, Bertha Flo, Stanley Baker, Lealie Bentley, Archie Wirkpatrick, William Storkan and N E Witters. The choir, in full vestment, composed of thirteen sopranos, nine altos, six tenors and ten basses, with Mrs. Harold Elis on piano. Easter themed decorations and refined appointments drew a large attendance.

Frances Burgess Ed ‘Ahrens Fr. D. Brummage Marjorie Pettitt Georgia Martin Cecil Jones Freda Thompson Lois Keefer Bertha Flo Stanley Baker Lealie Bentley Archie Wirkpatrick William Storkan N. E. Witters Harold Elis

Reverend Bicknell Delivers Sermons on Resurrection and Death

Attendance reached 163 as preaching services opened at 11:00 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. The morning subject was The Glorious Resurrection and the evening The Absolute Necessity of the Death of Christ. Reverend Bicknell presented the themes in a scholarly manner and impressed the congregation. Christian Endeavor for the youth met at 6:30 p.m.

Christ Bicknell

Holy Week Observances At St Pauls Evangelical Church

Holy Week services were observed at St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church with Holy Communion on Wednesday Thursday and Sunday. Services continued through Friday and Sunday with Sunday morning communion at 10 o clock. Monday service followed at 10 30 am. Rev W F Ludwig of South Divide preached the sermon and Rev W F Peters led the services.

St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church W. F. Ludwig South Divide W. F. Peters

Swimming Pool Officers Elected at First Meeting

Sidney moves toward a public swimming pool as officers are elected and plans target completion by June. Canvassers report strong support, raising nearly $1,000 over the goal, with local business leaders backing the project to elevate Sidney to a metropolitan level and attract summer visitors.

Sidney

Grand Island Business College Promotes Guaranteed Positions

The forty four year leader in business education notes its graduates need not advertise for jobs. Send for a free catalogue and enter now. 61 Taxi closed cars phone 161. For better used cars Sidney Meter Sales Company 431f.

Grand Island Business College Sidney Meter Sales Company

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