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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1920

Page

13

Holiday gatherings end as families return home

Judge Chambers family reunion concludes with hk. O. Chambers returning to Minutare and J. D. Emerick going to Alliance. Mrs. Emerick stays longer. Attorney G Co. Chambers departs for Lincoln to resume work. Ernest Worden family hosts Christmas dinner with Margaret Worden and children. Frances A. Jones hosts a Sunday dinner for her sons and families. Library Board purchases several titles and eighty volumes rebound for Lincoln return.

Judge Chambers Hk. O. Chambers Minutare J. D. Emerick Alliance Ernest Worden Elizabeth Margaret Worden Henry Worden T.e Grand Chester Zalama Laree Frances A. Jones Robert David Dan

To Elect Officers The B M S C Meeting Jan 4 1921

The B M S C will hold a business meeting on Tuesday January 4 1921 with Mrs O R Owen. All members urged to attend. Annual election of officers and other important business to be considered. Mrs Matif Phelps secretary.

0. R. Owen

Hard Times Boost Nebraska Church Attendance

Rev John H Garrettson of the Nebraska welfare association reports a 20 percent rise in church attendance across the state after visits to Nebraska churches. He links the increase to widespread unemployment and financial hardship.

Ward Times Nebraska John H. Garrettson Nebraska Welfare Association

A Poor Wise Man by Mary Roberts Rinehart

In a tale of unrest Lily Cardew leaves wealth for army camp service in Ohio and returns altered by discontent. Edith Bosch seeks brightness at home but fails, while Anthony Cardew’s steel mills face upheaval. Willy Cameron, a Red Cross nurse, helps steady the Cardew house.

Mary Roberts Rinnehart George H. Doran Company Ohio Lily Cardew Edith Bosch Anthony Cardew Willy Cameron Jame Red Cross Cardew

Wedding Bells at Mrs Sprenger Home

A pretty wedding was held at Mrs. Carl Sprenger’s home at noon on Wednesday December 22 1920. Miss Minerva A Sprenger wed Mr John A Lingwall of Sidney in a Lutheran double ring ceremony performed by Rev Peters. Grace Hornaday played the wedding march and twenty four guests attended a six course dinner in a yellow and white decorated dining room. The bride wore beaded white satin with matching accessories and a single string of pearls.

Carl Sprenger Minerva A. Sprenger John A. Lingwall Sidney Rev Peters Lutheran Church Grace Hornaday

Lingwall-Lingwall nuptials at Sidney farm

The groom wore black and pearls were a gift from the bride. Mrs Lingwall is the mimable daughter of Mrs Carl Sprenger, whose winning disposition has earned many friends. Mr Lingwall is son of Mr and Mrs Peter Lingwalt. They will reside on the groom’s farm near Sidney. Out-of-town guest Mr and Mrs Edward Sprenger and son of Beloit Kansas attended. Tel graph joins in wishing them a happy prosperous voyage.

Lingwall Carl Sprenger Mr. Lingwall Peter Lingwalt Sidney Edward Sprenger Beloit Kansas Telegraph

Former Favorites Find Friends Glad in Kearney Visit

Professor and Mrs. D. J. Lewis of Kearney visit the community to meet many scores of friends. Their time is fully filled with greetings and musical circles, yet Sidney remains loved and not displaced in their hearts.

D. J. Lewis Kearney Sidney

College Campaign for Hot School Lunches

The college of agriculture joins a drive to boost milk and butter use and to serve hot lunches in schools. Fifteen rural public schools in Platte county already offer noon hot lunches, especially during cold weather.

College of Agriculture Platte County

Bunker Hill Social News Notes and Christmas Dinners

Bunker Hill residents and families traveled to Sidney on Thursday and Friday for visits and Christmas dinners. Local No. 450 held a meeting at the school house, with a weinnie roast prepared by the ladies. Several households, including the Beyer and Happell families, joined in holiday meals and pig hauling activity near Sidney.

Walter Happell Sidney Leora Therman Frank Beyer Bunker Hill Farm Bureau Paul Bayne Iva Beyer Lawrence Beyer Glen Bales Theo Borcher Carl Schmidt John Borcher Wm. Meyer John Engel Win. Sachs Wm. Rhode Fred Schmidt Henry Scott's Boehling Edwin Aurich Leorr Theiman Glen Hales

Community Notes Highlight Christmas Visits and Local Events

Lodge Pole Notes reports Kuhlman and family, Sharman and Johnson in Sidney Tuesday. W J Chase of First State Bank spent Christmas with parents in Alexandria Nebraska. Roy DeLongpre of Scottsbluff celebrated Christmas with his mother Mrs M A Libby. George A Armbruster of Sidney for Western Lubricating Co had business here. Mrs Will Jewett of Gurley visited Mina Jewett, then returned home. Nell and Doris Bates returned from the university for holidays. Pipkin of Capital Fire Insurance settled Chas Munson auto fire loss. Mrs Clarey Saunders dies at 58, burial at Stella. long Nebraska resident and first Christian church member. Christmas in new Methodist church featured play, tree, and gifts with leaders Burke Billiter Wise Andrews and Miscendis. The High Five statewide Farm Bureau campaign workers were in town, held meetings at Wise and Watson schools.

Kuhlman Bert Sharman Ray Johnson Sidney W. J. Chase First State Bank Alexandria Nebr Roy DeLongpre Scottsbluir M. A. Libby Geo. A. Armbruster Western Lubricating Co Will Jewett Gurley Mina Jewett Nell Doris Bates Pipkin Capital Fire Insurance Company Lincoln Chas. Munson Clarey Saunders Stella Saunders Firm Bureau Wise and Watson Farm Bureau

No Place Like Home In Sidney Lumber Co Ad

Local classified note mentions Sidney Lumber Co and Dr. M E Pettibone dentist. Includes Mele tests block Reem 5 60 and phone 62. Offers services or contact details. reads like a compact ad snippet from a historical paper.

Sidney Lumber CO M. E. Pettibone

Church Services and Schedules Across Local Congregations

St Patrick’s Church holds services weekly with high mass at 9 a m and evening devotions at 7 30 p m. Christ Episcopal Church offers Holy Communion Sundays at 8 and 10 a m, church school at 11 a m. Emanuel Lutheran Weyerts hosts Sunday School 10 a m and service 11 a m. Trinity Lutheran RB Borgmeyer and St Paul’s Lutheran plan German Sylvester service Friday 7 30 p m and English service Saturday 10 30 a m with Communion Sunday at 10 30 a m and Sunday school 9 30 a m. quarterly voting members meeting at 4 30 p m.

St. Patrick’s Christ Episcopal Church Henry Ives Lutheran Emanuel Church Weyerts Nebr Karl Fenske ST. Paul’s Lutheran Church

Christmas program at Presbyterian church draws crowded house

A crowded Presbyterian church celebrated a Christmas program with a warm spirit and an offering of 33 dollars for Near East relief. The Sabbath service was well attended, and the New Year’s address offered encouragement. Mission study on Near East in the evening proved instructive. Next Sunday services are 11 am worship, 10 am Sunday school, and 7:30 pm mission study. Rev. Samuel Light, pastor.

Near East Lord Jesus Christ Samuel Light

Balancing the Books at Christian Church Service

A church notice invites readers to begin the year with worship at 10 a m Bible school, 11 a m communion and sermon, and 7 30 p m Evening Worship. The message centers on Balancing the Books and encourages regular attendance and church support. Stranger welcome, Pastor L L Holmes signs.

L. L. Holmes

Service and Song of Especial Joy at churches

The text lists multiple church services led by Dr. O G Orcutt and assistants at the Methodist Episcopal Church, Lorenzo Church, and Sidney Lutheran, with Evangelistic services nightly except Saturday at 7:30 and a sermon by Bishop Beecher at Christ Episcopal.

Methodist Episcopal Church Church of the Friendly Greeting O. G. Orcutt Epworth League Dr. Orcutt Ruth A. Haines Miss Haney Dr. Orcutt, Assisted By Miss .Haney Miss Haines Bishop Beecher Christ Episcopal Church Professor Lewis Kearney

Catherine Clinton Clinton obituary in Sidney era death notice

Catherine Clinton Bartell was born in Bohemia on April 20, 1857 and died December 24, 1920 at age 63 years 9 months 24 days after a five day illness of pneumonia. She came to America with her parents 53 years ago and to Sidney 42 years ago, where she married Thomas Clinton on May 11 1879. They had six children one son Archie and her husband preceded her in death. Surviving are Thomas Clinton Jr of Denver Frank Clinton of Sidney Ray of Central City Willis of [incomplete text].

Catherine Bartell Bohemia America Sidney Thomas Clinton Archie Grim Reaper Thomas Clinton, Jr Denver Frank Clinton Ray Central City Willis

Tussa Family Service Held at St Patrick’s Church

Tussa, Montana, and daughter Catherine of Witsall Montana. Services were held from St Patrick's church Monday at 10 a m Rev Father Link officiating at high mass.

Tussa Montana Cathrine Witsall St. Patrick’s Church Father Link

Card of Thanks for Sickness and Death Help

We thank friends who aided us during the illness and death of our mother. Frank Clinton and Family. Thomas Clinton Jr. Ray Clinton Willis Clinton Catherine Wellman and Family.

Frank Clinton Thomas Clinton, JR Ray Clinton Willis Clinton Catherine Wellman

King's Daughters Thank Supporters for Christmas Distribution

The King's Daughters express gratitude for encouragement and aid in their Christmas Good Cheer program. Special thanks go to the Christian church for an offering and to Edward Shoemaker, C.G.S. Radcliffe, and Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Shunk for delivering the packages.

Christian Church Edward Shoemaker

Gone to Heaven Our Dear Wife and Mother

Thanks are given to those who offered relief and comfort in our sad bereavement over the loss of our wife and mother. We especially thank neighbors and the Red Cross from S. B. Gilmore and family.

The Red Cross S. B. Gilmore

Sidney Lumber Co Promotes Pens and Supplies

Cenklin advertises medium priced fountains and writes to visit Rexali Store while Electric Shop offers electric supplies near American Bank. Sidney Lumber Co invites buyers to see them for a home in the best town on earth and suggests sending items to the laundry.

Cenklin Rexali Sidney Lumber CO

Real Estate Transfers in Sidney and Potter Areas

Property deeds listed include Melissa Henson to Edward Thornburg for Sec 28 14 52 at $1. N. 8. Miller et als to Edward Thorn. Lester K. Hager and wife to Virginia P. Hager Lot 10 Bik 6 Potter Neb at $1. D. R. Jones and wife to John 8S. Div is Sec 4 12 52 at $1. Catherine Clinton to C. E. Brown Lots 6 7 Elk 25 Sidney at $5,000.00. William L. Ayers and wife to George Coulter Sec 20 14 52 at $3,000.00. R. A. Babcock and wife to Jesse Lambert NW14 Sec 34 16 52 at $0 200.00. Jennie McAdam to Elizabeth Mac Adam Lot 10 Blk 12 McAdam Add Potter at $225.00. Key BE Roche to Julia Roche Lot 6 Blk 2 Callahan's Add Sidney at $1 00. Otteriman and wife to Walter Proctor SE% Sec 42 18 48 at $4,000.00. Grain Belt Oil Co to Sinclair Refining Co Lot 15 Blk 28 Sidney Nebr at $10,000.00. Otto Ferso and wife to John A Connelly Sec 9 14 51 Exchange.

Melissa Henson Edward Thornburg Miller Et Als Lester K. Hager Virginia P. Hager Potter Nebr D. R. Jones John Divis Catherine Clinton C. E. Brown Sidney William L. Ayers George Coulter R. A. Babcock Jesse Lambert Adam McAdam Key BE. Roche Julia Otteriman Walter Proctor Grain Belt Oil Co Sinclair Refining Co Otto Ferso Tohn A. Connelly Exchange

Electric Supplies Ad Says Go To American Bank

A clipped promotional item urges customers to visit American Bank for electric supplies. It frames the bank as a convenient stop for related purchases and emphasizes nearby access and service.

Telegraph Gift Subscriptions Boost Local Revenue

A promotional notice urging readers to buy a one year subscription to The Telegraph as a gift for New Year. It emphasizes mutual financial benefit and supports the newspaper’s continued operation.

The Telegraph

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Library Board Prince Matif Phelps Rinehart College Trinity Lutheran Church RB. Borgmeyer W. F. Peters Presbyterian Church T. Porter Bennett Sidney-Gurley English Evangelical Lutheran Church Sidney-Trinity Kal American Bank Nouncement, Willard Willard Sidney Auto Sales Co West Second St Willard Batteries Uster Buster Keaton U. S. A. Theatre Sidney Furniture Co William and Mary
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