Christmas Carols at Presbyterian Church Choir Concert
The Presbyterian choir led by Mrs Ray EE Witham presents a sacred Christmas Eve concert at 6 30 PM with special music by the choir and organists including Beethoven and Shubert pieces and solos from Mrs J W Johnson and others. Program includes O Come All Ye Faithful Silent Night and God Rest You Merry Gentlemen among selections and invitations extended to all parishioners.
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Presbyterian Choir
Ray EE. Witham
J. W. Jonson
Beethoven
Shibert
God
Bennett
J. W. Johnson
Stainer
Light
Hopkins
Barker
Witham
Darnard
Blaine Grubill
Neid- Unger
Hodgkin
Guber
W. Johnson
Noel’—Adam
A. Barger
Christmas Services at Christ Church Christmas Event
Christmas at Christ Episcopal Church schedules a festival and tree lighting at 7 30 Saturday December 23. Sunday December 24 offers two morning services and a church school at 10 AM with a midnight service starting Sunday night Bishop Beecher will attend all services and deliver the address.
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Bishop Beecher
Christmas Cantata Glor y to God in the Highest
The Methodist choir rehearses Glory to God in the Highest under Miss Frieda Hammer. The cantata will be rendered Sunday afternoon at four o'clock as a fine musical treat.
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Frieda Hammer
Christmas Message From Antony Link On Hope And Blessings
A Christmas reflection urges faith in the Savior as the source of enduring hope amid global disillusionment. The letter calls for humility, love of neighbor, and guidance by the Infant Jesus to bless families, cities, and the nation, ending with wishes for a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saavior
Bethlehem
Antony Link
Lovely Bridge Party At Bentley Home For Christmas
Mrs J A Bentley and her daughter Mrs Carter Dunaway hosted a luncheon bridge Tuesday afternoon at the Union Pacific and then drove guests to the Bentley residence aglow with Christmas colors. Six tables were set. Mrs Hyde won first prize, Mrs Weeden second, and Mrs Barlow third. Out of town guests included Mrs Roy McAdams of Potter and Mrs McCormick of Chappell.
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J. A. Bentley
Mra Carter Dunaway
Chappell
Union, Pacific
Bentley
Hyde
Prise
Weeden
Barlow ‘Saird
Roy McAdams
Potter
McCormick
T N s in Session With Mrs Harper Hosting
The T. N. Club met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Charles Harper as hostess. The Indies planned Christmas charities they carry out now. Needlework preceded a pleasant social hour.
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T. N. Club
Charles Harper
Christmas Tree Honors Aged Pioneer Jacob Whisler
Thoughtful scene at the D. F. Bennett home as a family Christmas tree brings joy to Jacob Whisler aged 102 a revered county pioneer and former resident shut in for weeksлення
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D. F. Bennett
Christmas Guests From Colorado Springs Visit In Our City
Mr. and Mrs. B. I. Strain and son Otho, the chauffeur, arrived from Colorado Springs to spend Christmas with Mrs. Ray Witham and her family. They made the 200 mile drive in a pleasant, not exhaust ing trip, arriving Tuesday.
Merry Christmas Party at W F Frey Home
A Monday evening Christmas event at the W F Frey residence featured decorations, a 7 o'clock dinner, and gift exchanges at each table. Host Frertaz acted as Santa while a radio concert reading by Mrs Matteson and piano solos by Mrs Bert Steele entertained guests. The evening included a 500 game with Mrs Matteson and A E Ahrens winning high honors.
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Frertaz
Bert Steele
Matteson
A. E. Ahrens
Two Club Meetings Feature Chinese Music Recital
The musical department led by Mrs Pettibone drew a good crowd last Tuesday for a varied program. Mrs Johnson sang Chinese folk songs with Mrs Doran at the piano and Mrs Kahl offered a vivid Chinese story. Robert Harper sang Holy Night and Mrs Garrison spoke on Chinese music history. Tea and sandwiches were served by Mrs Dimery, with Mrs Ahrens hosting. Despite a cold day and Christmas rush, attendance was strong.
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Robert Harper
China
Garrison
Johnson
Christmas Bells Party at Union Pacific Hotel
Mrs J J McIntosh and daughter Grace hosted a Thursday luncheon at the Union Pacific hotel followed by bridge at the hostess home. Decorations featured Christmas trees bells and candles. Final bridge awards named Mrs Bentley first Mrs Semerad second and Mrs W B Jewett Gurley third. Guest prizes went to Mrs Julia Johnston Seattle Mrs Fuller Freano California and Mrs Erferd Lincoln.
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J. J. McIntosh
Grace
Union Pacific
Bentley
Semerad
W. B. Jewett
Gurley
Julia Johnston
Seattle
Fuller
Freano
California
Erferd
Lincoln
Dinner for Eight Hosts Holiday Party at Home
Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Scott entertained eight guests on Saturday evening. The fireplace shed bright flames on a chandelier of Christmas bells and pleasant lighting made the rooms lovely. Guests included Dr. and Mrs. Snell, Mr. and Mrs. Matteson, and Mr. and Mrs. Bonham. Later hours were spent playing "500."
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R. S. Scott
Mrs. Snell
Matteson
Surprise on Helen Thompson Home Welcome by Telephone Girls
Seven young women from the local telephone office paid a surprise visit to their friend Helen Thompson at her father George C Thompson’s home last Thursday night. Helen is recovering from a long illness that began with small pox in Denver and will return to her station in that city.
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Helen Thompson
George C. Thompson
Helen
Denver
Christmas Dinner Cherry Bake Racks Delivers Quarts or Pints
BASSEITS PHARMACY advertises Christmas dinner Cherry Bake in quarts or pints with delivery service and a phone order line for customers.
Football Banquet Held At Union Pacific Hotel
The football banquet was held last Friday evening at the Union Pacific hotel. Players and ladies, coaches and chaperons enjoyed a merry party to celebrate the season.
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Union Pacific
Methodist Bazaar Brings Festive Cheer and Sincere Thanks
The Methodist Indies held a bazaar and supper last Friday night with booths and rooms adorned in Christmas colors and emblems. Christmas trees and candies decorated the tables and serving ladies wore white dresses with red caps and red aprons, creating a lovely effect. The Indies reported they were well repaid for the pretty event.
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Methodist Indies
Spiker and Alexander wed at Methodist parsonage
The marriage of T C Spiker of this community and Miss Yda Alexander of Birmingham Alabama was solemnized at the Methodist parsonage Sunday at three o'clock with Rev Kilburn officiating. They left after noon for a short stay in Denver. Spiker, a prominent farmer, owns a ranch eight miles north of Sidney and other property. The bride comes from a respected southern family. The Telegraph joins friends in sending best wishes.
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T.C. Spiker
Yda Alexander
Birmingham
Alabama
Kilburn
Denver
Points
Spiker
Sidney
Mrs. Spiker
Death of Mrs Klintz in Sidney Draw
Mrs Frank Klintz, a resident of Sidney Draw, died suddenly Wednesday morning after a period of illness. She was about 50, survived by her husband, a son, and two daughters. Funeral services will be held at the Presbyterian church at 2:30 Saturday with Rev Light officiating, followed by interment at Sidney.
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Frank Klintz
Sidney Draw
Presbyterian Church
Light
Sidney
New Millinery Arrives at Metz Millinery and Art Shop
The Metz Millinery and Art Shop announces a fresh selection of millinery styles arriving this week. Hats and accessories feature contemporary designs alongside classic silhouettes, inviting shoppers to update their wardrobes with textured felt and woven trims.
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New ‘Millinery
Metz
Railroad Round House Operations and Staffing Notes
Edson Walker of the coal chute faces a disciplinary matter. About a dozen cars and engines sit idle in the round house thawing before unloading. William Freeman joins the office staff to assist coal storage. G. L. Schiller left for Beatrice on a personal matter. The round house crew has grown with plans to store more coal, and the clam shell crane operates around the clock.
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G. L. Schiller
Round House
Beatrice
Burnett Visits Sidney Aids Wyoming Division Upgrade
J. W. Burnett, new master mechanic of the Wyoming division based in Cheyenne, stopped in Sidney on Wednesday. He praised local conditions and ordered a paint spraying machine for painting boxcars at the rip track to speed up car output and improve operations.
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J. W. Burnett
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Sidney
Cara
Local notes on leisure travel and gifts during holidays
F. G. Griffith enjoys a quiet holiday bath while his wife visits Omaha. Mrs. J. D. Payton visits relatives in Hexis, Kansas. Gust Alexapolis, a janitor for local offices, wins a new Remington shotgun in a raffle.
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F. G. Griffith
Omaha
J. D. Payton
Hexis
Kansas
Gust Alexapolis
Shoemaker Attends Division Cause and Prevention Meeting
W J Shoemaker reports Cheyenne meeting the best they ever had with Gen Supt Woodruff present. The session ran from 10 30 a m to 6 p m. The committee favored a new billboard device designed by 8am Sweet and ordered it sent to the general committee at Omiaha.
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W. J. Shoemaker
Division Cause and Prevention
Cheyenne
Supt. Woodruff
Dr Bassett Stricken With Illness Amid Health Scare
W. F. Bassett fell ill with a chill and then a heart trouble attack lasting two days. He and his wife began a journey to Omaha on Tuesday afternoon seeking relief from the new phase of his illness.
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W. F. Bassett
Omaha
Meeting Notice of A. O. U. W. 196 at IOOF Hall
Workmen invite members to a December 28 meeting at eight p m in the IOOF Hall to elect officers and conduct other business. A smoker will follow. All members are urged to attend.
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I. 0. O. F. Hall
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Christ Episcopal Church
Merry Christmas
T. N
Methodist Bazaar
Alexander
Klintz
Edson Walker
Willam Freeman
Dr. Bassett
Greenlee’s
Sidney Mercantile Co
Burgess Music
Burgess Music Store
C. D. Essig
Barclay
East Third
Doliday
J B. Byars Company
Forbes
Luna
Minnesota
del Monte
Betsy
Ross Denver Bread
Sidney Cash Grocery
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