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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1926

Page

15

Local Music Week a Busy Friday Program Highlights

Dorothy Hart performs piano solos with Chopin and Liszt pieces as orchestral parts are played on a second piano. Mrs Floss Witham leads vocal acts with a cast from Laramie Wyoming including Miss Johnston and Prof Hobart Davis. Friday events at Tobin Opera House feature local talent, rhythm selection, various soloists, chamber choirs, multiple band concerts, Old Fiddlers contest prizes, and entry details for car players with an accompanist provided.

Dorothy Hart Chopin H. LeConte Mrs. Floss Witham Custume Miss Johnston Guardian Rythm Rustlers Ron Barker Ed Akens Lodge Pole Ladies Quartette Robert Hornaday Wilhemina Kennedy Merle C. Green Kimball FH. LeConte Bertha Flo Hobart Davis Davis Roy Walker Flintier Wait Burgess Music Store George Goetting

Catholic Church Mass Times and Pastor Note

Catholic Church lists Mass at 7 00 and 9 30 a m on Sundays with rosary and benediction at 7 20 p m Weekday Mass at 8 00 a m Rev Anton Link may be present Worship God regularly your soul needs food as regularly as the body Kaub Pastor

Anton Link

Rural church ideals rise in Virginia sermon

On the Fourth Sunday after Easter the Episcopal service outlines Holy Communion, church school, morning prayer, and vespers. The sermon extols rural church roots in America, praising the open fields and Christ’s welcome, and urges renewed work to reestablish country parishes.

Kingdom of God America Virginia

Mother's Day Observance Plans at Methodist Church

The May 9 service marks Mother’s Day with suitable music and sermon. Doors open for members by transfer or open proclamation of faith. No christening. Evening program at 7:90 begins Music Week with the first performance. The Sunday service will be the last wartime worship until the tabernacle moves.

Tnepels | Tee Altent Waria An Areward Tabernacle Movnlngs

German services and church meeting at St Pauls Lutheran

St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church announces German services next Sunday at 10 30. On Wednesday May 5 the Ladies Aid meets at Mrs Bocksridter. Annual election of officers to be held. W F Peters pastor.

Ladies Aid

United Lutheran and Holy Trinity Churches Music Week

Sidney churches announce services for National Music Week. The pastor will speak on Be Joyful Earth and Break Forth into Singing. Public welcome to the music plan. Worship at 7:50 p.m. Church school at 10 a.m. as usual.

Sidney Holy Trinity Church Har ‘Mony

Worship Service Announcement by Pastor T Kahse

The notice urges worship at 11 a m and church school at 10 a m urging parishioners to attend. It quotes the Bible verse about not forsaking assembly and emphasizes obligation to the church during tempting days.

T. Kahse

Mothers Day Service At Presbyterian Church May 2

Worship at 11 a m with a sermon for mothers. Choir planned with anthem The King of Love My Shepherd Is by Sheeley. Soloists Mr and Mrs Barker Mrs Barger and Mr Hodgkin. Duet Mr and Mrs Tiebendorf. Sunday school at 10 a m and C E R at 0 30 pm. Led by Pastor Lemuel Light.

Sheeley

Comedy event by Rerean lines of the Claris

A comedy show presented by the Rerean lines of the Claris will take place on April 30 at 8 o'clock. Ladies are asked to bring boxes and everyone is welcome for a box social and evening of entertainment.

Presbyterian church chicken dinner to be served

The ladies of the Presbyterian church will hold a chicken dinner at the church on Thursday May 6 from 8 a m until 7 p m Adveission 36 remta.

Society notes from Toeneclock dinner at Country Club

Pr and Mrs Barger and Mrs Floss Witham entertained thirty two guests at a Toeneclock dinner at the Country Club Tuesday evening. The tables were lovely with yellow candles and shades fern and yellow nut cups. Favors for ladies yellow orange vanity bags. for men little figures. Dancing and bridge followed. Mrs Weeden won first ladies prize, Mrs Hodgkin second. Mr Hyde first gentleman prize, Elmer Grapill second. Presbyterian Circle met at the church Thursday with hostesses Mesdames Trognitz Leonard Maley and Gerard. Luncheon was served. Fortnightly club meeting postponed next week. Monthly bridge dinner at the Country Club Thursday at 7. T. O. bridge club met at the ONeil home. Mr and Mrs Sherrerd won first honors. Guests included Mr and Mrs Stokes and Mr and Mrs Ernest Worden. A luncheon was served.

Mesdames Trognitz Leonard, Maley Gerard T. O. Bridge O'Neil Sherrerd Stokes Ernest Worden

Peetz Ugie School Defeats Academy In Baseball Game

St Patrick s academy dropped its first game of the season last Friday to Peety nine at Peels 3 to 2. Puetz pitched well for the Catholic team but a missed grounder in the eighth inning allowed the winning run. The academy bats were quiet and Sidney s lineup was affected by missing regulars.

St. Patrick’s Academy Peety Sidney Weetz Puetz Peetzites Academy Paetz

Congressional Hats in Ring as Filing Opens

The clipping notes incumbent Tieb Simons has filed for reelection on the Democratic ticket. Rumors point to heavy filing before primaries. T. C. Osorne of Bayard has submitted his filing fee for the Democratic nomination from the Big Sixth. Two years ago Osorne ran second to Harry Conklin of Minatare, who plans to reenter the race.

Tieb Simons Law T. C. Osorne Bayard Lincoln Harry Conklin Minatare

Ex-Service Men Urged to Reinstate War Risk Insurance

Ex service members are urged to reinstate and convert their war risk insurance by July 2. Dean Crawford of Sidney Post No 17 American Legion and officers will assist with applications. Dr I F Roche and Dr J J Saylor will conduct required physicals. Exclusive government insurance is promoted as the cheapest and best option. Do not delay action.

Dean Crawford Sidney Post No. 17 American Legion Poste I. F E. Roche J. J.saylor

St Patrick’s seniors stage play Ruth in a Rush April 20

The St Patrick’s academy senior class presents Ruth in a Rush on April 20. Cast includes Ruth Anae Donald Moore Jessiebel Campbell and Josephine Walsh among others with prologue violin duets and acts set in Ruth’s residence and Sunshine Junction.

St. Patrick’s Academy Ruth Waltza S. P. A. Harmonic Club Mrs. Brownell Ida Vortrey Jannet Raymond Marjorie Marti Ruth AnaeDonald Moore Jessiebel Campbell Susie Johnnie Faye Cortney Joan Sunshine Junction iRenedict Foley

Sidney men plant fish in Cedar Creek

Dr H H Mannor and Robert Lowe, two Sidney residents, leased land at the head of Cedar Creek seven miles southeast of Broadwater to propagate trout. They hatched 5 000 fish last fall and released them in Cedar Creek on Sunday. They plan to stock about 10 000 fish to create private fishing grounds, despite previous attempts by Mack Radcliffe’s property to stock the stream facing trespass issues.

HH. KE. Mannor Robert Lowe Sidney Cedar Creek Broadwater Mack Radcliffe Wariorp Ris Broadwater News

Presbyterian Church Chicken Dinner During Music Week

The ladies of the Presbyterian Church announce a chicken dinner at the church on Thursday May 6 from 5 to 7 PM. Admission is 50 cents. Proceeds support church activities during Music Week.

Route A West Gurley Social Roundup

Route A West Gurley lists dinners and visits around Lenbeck, Knox, Walker, and Aurich families. Notable items include Harold Borcher and Fred Feldman at Victor Knox's, the Segelke Sorge group gathering at Scottsbluff, and Osene Aurich finding a dead horse.

Henry Horst Lenbeck Ray Spiker Bert Walker Harold Borcher Fred Feldman Victor Knox Herman Fostenan John Freidenberz Charlie Gathman Cheyenne Commissioner Hoseami Knoox Gus Juedes Rey Spiker Fred Selmers Himntsman

Local Sidney Social Calls Refer to Neighbors and School

Names of Sidney residents and visiting families appear in a string of Sunday and weekday calls at various homes including Frank Kurz Joe Dendinger Will Mohatt Otto Kurs and HL Van Aetstyn Also a No 36 district class enjoys a well roast with plants planted in the school yard and a note of Mr Kretz being ill this past week.

Charles Walker Frank Kurz Joe Dendinger George Hockerson Sidney James Mohatt Will Mohatt Herb Jwesburg Otto Kurs Frank Kura Otto Kura, Jr HL van Aetstyn Otto Kurz

Suits For Junior Young Men Styles for transitional wear

Suits fit during the transition from boys to young men. Collegiate style detailing suits with straight line coats in single and double breasted models. Wide bottom trousers designed for intermediate sized young men and for those who seek economy not found in regular suits. Also suitable for mature men with such build.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Music Week Tobin Opera House G. E. Knapp Laramie Wyo Wyoming University Laramie, Wyoming Sidney Juvenile Band Flag Pole Bunker Hill Band Bunker Hill Sidney Legion Fous H, Kaub Pastor Episcopal Church Methodist Episcopal Church ST. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church United Lutheran Church Grace Church Gurney Presbyterian Church Country Club Peetz Uigie Congressional Peggy Patton Eloper Josephine Walsh Gilbert Lansing Edward H. Doran E. Morris West Gurley
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