Sidney Telegraph Friday Edition Details
The Sidney Telegraph is published every Friday under ownership of Guy V. Doran, serving as the local newspaper for the Sidney area with weekly issues.
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 29, 1924
Page
11
The Sidney Telegraph is published every Friday under ownership of Guy V. Doran, serving as the local newspaper for the Sidney area with weekly issues.
Oren Maley returns home from Denver after ptomaine poisoning treatment and shows health improvement. Sidney’s streets glow with seventy eight patriotic flags marking Lincoln birth anniversary with sockets installed. John Bettendorf of Salt Lake City visits his Sidney-raised family. elder Bettendorf remains ill but improving. Royal Neighbors hold a large meeting with an initiation and a gift to Neighbor Wright, followed by a chilly lunch. Sheriff McDaniel marks thirty years in Cheyenne County as a public servant. St Patrick’s Academy meets Good View in basketball with a 5-1 record, eyeing Lodge Vale Valley tournament in Patterson March 4 and 15.
Kay Vehigiki who has run Bassett’s soda fountain for seven years came back to Sidney Wednesday after wintering in Denver. He plans to reopen at his old place this Saturday. The Sidney Juvenile band gave a pleasing show at Potter Friday night, sponsored by the Potter American Legion to fund its county war memorial. A large Sidney turnout supported the event as parents and friends of the band attended. Burlington agent Shipman reported seventy eight cars of hogs and cattle moved to Denver from the Sterling division this week, including two carloads of hogs and three of cattle from Sidney. Other county towns touched by the shipments included Tarlonzo, Curley, and Dalton. Shipman also noted 1892 bushels of 1922 No. 2 red wheat were bought at the Nye Schneider Jenks elevator in Huntsman for 55 cents a bushel.
Meadow Lawn items record Mayer spending Sunday with Harrald Bovee and Dalton callers including Miss Gertrude Fullerton and Miss Esther Anderson on Saturday. Panabaker visited Fa Mor row's Monday evening while Paul Manns and A J Jorgenson families traveled to Dalton and Sidney. James Sullivan butchered a hog Saturday and Delores Bovee's illness improves though Mrs Bovee has grippe.
A string of social visits and hosting across Sidney highlights the week, with Miss Stuth Shinker at the George Worth home and several local residents attending gatherings at Christoffersons, the Eckert and Morrow households, and other local residencies. Church services announce Sunday school at 10 and evening worship at 7:30 with a sermon on the Greatest and Most Needful Gift, led by Rev. W. T. Kahse at Greece Church Gurtey.
The International Bible Students Association local class meets every Sunday at two o’clock p.m. at 102 C street. All who are interested in Bible study are invited to attend. Clara Downey, Class Secretary.
Catholic Church announces Mass times with Sunday services at 7:30 and 2:30 a.m. Rosary and Benediction at 7:80 p.m. Weekday Mass at 8:00 a.m. Rev. Anton Link.
M E Church holds Sunday services at 10 and 11 am with evening worship at 7 30 pm and Epworth League at 6 30 pm. A large Sunday evening crowd and active Sunday school follow a Tuesday March 4 Oriental area drama by Rev Melvin Ellsworth Osborne featuring 50 costumed characters and Hindu scenes admission free collection only.
The church offers German services at 11:00 next Sunday morning and English services at 10 p.m. The Lenten Sunday evening services continue at 7:30. A note invites parishioners to attend, affirming that one cannot be a Christian and not attend church. The doors are open to all.
United Lutheran Church reports a strong Sunday service at Trinity Church in Sidney on March 2 1924. Dr Rangeler delivered a forceful timely sermon on Christian education to a large congregation.
A Presbyterian church notice reports a successful mens meeting held on March 5 with plans to discuss immigration. The church outlines that Christian ideals must align with Jesus teachings and notes preaching next Sunday at 11 a.m. and Bible school at 10 a.m. The field secretary for the Women’s Foreign Mission Board will preach both morning and evening. News from the battle line will be heard.
An auction sale at the Harper Building to be held at 1 p m offers household goods including an ice box fine dishes 14 fine pictures new ladies coats 4 large rugs a phonograph an organ 100 ft 1 in garden hose and other goods.
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