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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1932
Page
5
CHYUPSHES CATHOLIC CHURCH announces Sunday masses at 7 66 and 9 30 a m with Sunday evening devotions rosary instruction and benediction at 7 30 p m Weekday masses at 7 00 a m Anton Link Pastor.
Sunday school at 9 45 a m. Morning prayer and sermon at 11 o clock. In rector absence lay reader Jack Lewe will conduct the service. James B Roe Rector.
Luther Jeague speaks at 7 p.m. and study class at 1 p.m. Saturday. Rehearsal Thursday at 7 15 p.m. Potter, First Lutheran offers worship with sermon at 3 p.m. and church school at 2 15 p.m. Cordial invitation extended by Dr. W. T. Kahse, Pastor. Bring friends to services.
Pentecostal church calendar with Sunday school at 10 a.m. worship at 11 a.m. services end at 7 30 p.m. Prayer meetings set for Tuesday night at Jones home and Wednesday night at the church. Everyone welcome. C. C. Faith, Pastor.
Christian Church reports a well attended Bible school at 10 a m and sermons at 11 a m and 7 30 p m. The morning topic warns against harsh judgments and urges waiting for full evidence and kindness. A Christmas program is being prepared and midweek prayer and Cres practice are listed with Pastor J H Bicknett guiding worship.
Sunday school begins at 9 30 a m followed by worship at 11 a m Pastor Dr Paul P Cheff leads with the sermon topic The Light that Fails at the Presbyterian Church reflecting a traditional worship schedule and pastoral address.
St Patrick's basketball team opens the local season by meeting Sunol on the Sidney court tonight at 7 30. Returning lettermen include Stanley Fahy H Leebe Manasel Bizha and N Locke with Kill ham at center and Tschacher among others vying for rotation slots. Sunol coach Caldwell brings a forward Zalesky to pace the offense in a scrappy fast matchup expected with many veterans on hand.
The city council approved Mr. O'Neil as head of local charities with standout representatives present from Red Cross and the American Legion. Mrs. Jean McCtereshan and others joined the welfare board, confirming new appointments. The community chest will operate modestly through winter, planning charity balls and emergency subscriptions as needed.
The article notes holiday traffic will be heavy this month as infrequent shippers contribute to mail volume. It emphasizes complete and legible addressing as vital to efficient delivery, citing rapid growth of small towns into larger cities and urging precise street and number details on packages.
The notice stresses correct recipient names and state abbreviations to avoid misrouting. It warns that identical city names in different states cause errors, may delay transit, and suggests using proper labeling. Express offices will supply additional holiday address labels on request.
A horse was imprisoned in a well for five days and rescued safely. A correspondent recalls a Custer county farmer who fell 143 feet into a deserted shaft, carved steps with a knife over two days, and escaped with injuries.
Frederick William Busse, born March 13 1857 in Indiana, died December 5 1932 at Gurley after a yearlong illness from a fall work accident. Survived by wife Bertha and sisters Louise Westfall, Matt Miller, Anna Easeman. He lived in Council Bluffs Weyerts Glenvil Cheyenne County and served as postmaster and merchant before homesteading in Weyerts.
The obituary notes a merchant who stored at Weyeris then returned in 1911, moved to Gurley in June 1914 for the first store and post office, and remained active in business there until an injury caused his death.
A challenged OCR list of scholastic leaders by grade and region names students and scores across East and North districts. Names include Janet Miles Betsy Hansen Helen Lockwood Dorothy Call Harriet Taylor Patty Martin Lorne Johnson Marjorie Ward Betty Jean Simodynes Marina Mayer Dolores Reker Wayne Simpson Maxine Thomas Charles Oliver Joyce Peters Doris Griswold Doris Durrell Richard Agnew Lavern Anthony Josephine Radcliffe Betty Hardy Carter Kekjer Dick Barger Gordon Davies Anne Taylor James Hand Abbott Slayter June Tobler Mary Masse Doris Le Sueur Jacqueline Snell Richard Robinson Gordon Wright June Follett Donald Wright Barbara Hill Hazel Masse Dorothy Ahim.
The mercury plunged over 30 degrees in 24 hours from Wednesday to Thursday, hitting new season lows. Official readings show subzero temperatures after a near freezing start, affecting the county’s coal charity for the poor as conditions worsened.
City, which hauls it, found themselves flooded with orders and city trucks kept on the job long after dark Wednesday night. They were out again Wednesday afternoon and still orders had not been completely accommodated. Local charitable workers foresee greater demand this winter and emphasize aiding families lacking clothing and fuel. Warmer weather was predicted for Friday but temperatures around zero can be expected.
Delegates favored by a majority at the inter county meeting of womans clubs held in Kimball. The mayor welcomed attendees with an address before the morning session.
A car crashed into a stalled truck over a mile from Dalton. Mrs Hassenstab and two children were hurt, with the girl having severe head injuries but later shown to have scalp wounds. The boy’s hip was set and is not serious. The victims were en route to a birthday gathering for Margaret Armuth, daughter of the prominent Armuth family in Sidney area.
Mrs Hassenstab and Miss Armuth, well known in Sid ney, will have funeral services today in Dalton. Bodies lie in state at Galton Catholic church from 8 to 10 a m. Services start at 10 a m with Rev Fullam officiating. Burial in Dalton Catholic cemetery. Kennedy funeral service of Bridgeport and Gehrig of Sidney handle interment.
Western Nebraska farmers and bankers from Cheyenne and surrounding counties denounce the regional R A C C for delaying loan approvals. J W Rogers and George Barlow report failed or slow loans while Clyde Emison and Winfield Rodman note only select gilt edge loans pass. About 300 farmers seeking loans lack clarity on policy as Omaha office remains secretive.
Week ending agreement notes transfer of equipment including Caterpillar tractor, Super Mogul grader, speeder, draglines, and 35 foot dragline bucket from Reel and Tractor Co to party of the first part. Liquidation releases cast against Ben Carter and Clair Davis and Mary Reel judgments. closures include mortgages and pending foreclosures, with asset handover upon signing to the second party.
The document states that parties agree to assume the obligation against certain trucks and that those trucks on record will be given a bill of sale to the second party. The agreement, made in duplicate on December 6, 1932, names Reel Contractors, Inc. and Sidney Tractor & Machinery Co. with their attorneys.
An old bladder health ad promises relief from nocturnal urination by using juniper oil and buchu leaves in a product called BURETS. It claims cleansing impurities and acids reduces irritation and burning, with money-back assurance after four days if symptoms persist. It also suggests backache or leg pains from bladder issues may improve with this cleanse and better sleep.
A fragmentary line appears to reference a phone listing for Western Securities Co. and individuals or entities including W Smith and a resident named Mersie Ned, though details are incomplete and readability is limited.
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