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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1916
Page
5
Republican candidate M. W. Osborn expresses heartfelt thanks for liberal support in last Tuesday’s primaries and pledges to make every honest effort to be elected as County Assessor. Also an ad for piano tuning and repair by Thos. Shlischtka Bandmaster.
The article discusses advancements in eye correction with a focus on precise detection methods and the pursuit of the highest class of modern vision improvement. It highlights researchers' goals, potential clinical applications, and the push toward standardized outcomes.
The Reedley Ledger notes Kathryne Sharmer, formerly of Reedley, as a candidate for county queen in Fresno Raisin Day on April 28. It also reports Honorable Li. Cary, former Sidney High School superintendent and local editor, as a principal speaker on California political issues, and identifies him as a California assemblyman.
John Daugherty buys the A. A Rudd home in the southwest and plans to move in with his family by early June. Chas Mann purchases the lot east of Julia Ahrens to erect a modern home. J W Harper will build a cottage once plans are drawn, already rented to a traveling salesman.
Have your piano tuned and repaired now by Thos. J. Slechta Bandmaster. A postal will bring results.
At the last Friday meeting of Fe Dora Lodge D of H an unusually large attendance took part in the important business. Miss Carrie Hartway was chosen unanimously as recorder to fill the vacancy caused by Mrs Swan's resignation. Hartway works in the Cheyenne County Trading Company bookkeeping department and the lodge relies on her to maintain good records. The order split into two sides in a 60 day membership contest. Mrs Scanlon is noted as a capable Chief of Honor. The D of H No 122 held a social and luncheon Tuesday evening with strong turnout, enjoying games and music and a generous take.
Citizens of Sidney urged to attend a court house gathering on Tuesday evening April 25 to organize a permanent Musical Association. A professional director will assist, with multiple speakers slated to discuss plans benefiting the town and its musical talent. Committee of Citizens urges all residents to participate.
Miss Cora Henry, field secretary for the Missionary Society, arrives Thursday April 27 to address the community at 8 p.m. at the Christian Church. Public meet and listen event encourages attendance and discussion.
The notice lists weekly services at Christ Church Episcopal with Sunday school at 10 am and Morning Prayer at 11 am on the first, second, and fourth Sundays and ord Sunday monthly services at 10:30 am, including Sunday school and Morning Prayer.
St Patrick's Catholic Church announces a special Easter service with Masses at 7.30 and 10 o'clock, high music by the choir directed by V Klein, and Berge mass. Bible class 10.30, services 11 on the first three Sundays, and community activities for Scandinavians under CHR FOLCE Danish Evangel Lutheran Pastor.
Easter program at Prinity Lutheran Church features Sunday school lesson The Fusen Christ morning worship at 945 with holy communion sermon Slow to Keep the Feast Jubilate program at Easter evening with singing and speaking by children and young people Choir and male quartet assist Public invited Easter services also at Gurley on Sunday at 230 pm Good Friday Holy Communion service at p.m.
The Methodist Sunday school children present an Easter concert titled Comfort on Sunday evening April 23 at eight o clock sharp. Public invited. Also special Sunday services with music and sermons in the morning and evening. Center program at 2 pm with preaching and reception of members at 3 pm. Two new members welcomed last Sunday.
Good Friday Vespers at 4 30 p m Evening Prayer 7 45 p m Easter Sunday Sunday School 9 45 a m Morning Prayer 10 45 a m Children Festival 7 45 a m Everyone invited to a Box Social at Methodist church parlors on Wednesday May 3 Ladies bring boxes Gentlemen bring themselves and spare change Good time promised
Alma M Toren of Geneva Neb married Ordier West of Sidney Neb at the home of the bride’s parents on Thursday April 6 1916 Rev Ward L Austin officiated at the ring ceremony after which the couple received the congratulations of about forty relatives and friends and the guests joined in a dining room repast.
A sumptuous three course wedding supper celebrated the marriage of Nel Weston and his bride who will reside on the Weston farm eleven miles northeast of Sidney. Nel Weston, son of Mr and Mrs John Weston, is a thrifty young man. his bride, a former school teacher, is praised for her work. The Telegraph joins in well wishes for the couple.
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