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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1915
Page
5
Julesburg defeats Sedgwick County High 53 to 13 in the season opener at the local high school gym. Local guards suffocated the visitors, field goals scarce, with most points from free throws. Next Thursday the team hosts Grover Colorado, coached by J D McMillen, drawing interest from Sidney friends.
Danish Lutheran Church south of Potter holds Bible class and Sunday school at 10:30 and services at 11. The first three Sundays feature church activities, with a Young People’s Society on the first Sunday afternoon, a family meeting on the second Sunday afternoon, and a Ladies’ Society on the second Sunday. All Scandinavians welcome. Chr Folck, Danish Evangel Lutheran Pastor.
God Mellber church announces Bible school at 10 a.m. every Lord's Day with preaching and communion at 11. Junior and Senior Endeavor groups meet, Christian Endeavor evenings, prayer service Wednesdays at 7 30, choir practice Thursdays, Calla Willard Missionary Society on the second Tuesday, Priscilla club on the first Friday, Triangle club biweekly Saturdays with Miss Miller supervising.
A devotional verse appeals to a benevolent king to bless the holiday season and touch every heart with love and peace. The piece invokes universal charity across busy streets, quiet homes, and humble lanes.
Four people died when a jitney bus was struck by a fast freight train on the Pennsylvania Railroad near West Apollo. The fatal toll rose to four with the death of W H George, owner of the bus operation.
A brief stage dialogue shows Algy Stauglate wishing he were born a rajah in India and Bell Britely expressing a shared, weary wish in a light Puck style interlude.
In Cheyenne County Nebraska creditors of Edgar H. Heath, deceased, are to meet the administrator before the County Judge at the County Court Room on January 18, 1916 and June 16, 1916 at 10:00 a.m. to present claims for examination adjustment and allowance. Six months to file claims and one year to settle from December 18, 1916. Published in the Sidney Telegraph for four weeks before January 18, 1916. Witness the court seal December 13, 1915.
Mabie argues that Santa Claus persists beyond older myths and scientific critique, surviving as a beautiful faith and embodiment of inner spiritual grace. He suggests superstition has uses and that childhood belief preserves a cherished truth in Christmas traditions.
Billy Sunday concludes seven weeks in Syracuse drawing 911000 attendees at the tabernacle. He departs with a free will offering draft of 23112.27, as over 10000 crowd the train to bid farewell and sing. He moves next to Trenton New Jersey for a brief rest before resuming tours.
Fay Clanton and George B. Smith were killed when the car Nettles rode in veered off a bridge and plunged into a ravine near Waco Texas. George Nettles was seriously injured in the same accident.
Sheriff R Moreland is fatally injured after a pitched battle with Black residents in Worth County Georgia. A posse crackdown results in the death of two Black individuals who were captured by a mob during the confrontation.
Berlin reports that French aviators attacked the Metz fortress, but damage was limited to property as the action yielded no substantial military result per the German statement.
Pleasant View Literary society met last Saturday night in regular session. The night of meeting was changed by vote to Friday nights. The next meeting will be December 31st when new officers will take their places. They are Clarence Wright president George Turnall vice pres ident George Hicks secretary August Pultz treasurer Clarence Wright and Lewland Hicks janitors The debate was postponed until next meeting. The program was good and quite lengthy. Bronson citizens on Sidney Wednesday included Cc. C. Aylsworth Oscar Lindberg A. P P. Siebenaler George Hicks Laughten Sayers Will Goding Glenn Osborn Herman Schubach Jim Mitchell Henry Anderson John Walsh and the Byers boys.
Three grades of Fos famous French auto oil A B C in 15 gallon drums offered at about wholesale prices. Transfer at Fundingsland Transfer Co.
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