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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1919
Page
11
The Methodist Church holds services in the basement of the new church. Sunday School begins at 10 a.m. Preaching at 11 a.m. Epworth League at 6:80 p.m. Evening service at 7:80 p.m.
The Christian Church reports splendid attendance at both services with audiences well received. Morning theme The Importance of the Kingdom and evening The Mortality of the Body were praised. next Sunday offers The Pre Eminence of Christ and Does God Send Trouble or Is God a Murderer with encouragement for spiritual growth and fellowship led by Rev Fotin Jf Langston.
Weeklong services are held at St Patrick’s Church in S Ham with Sunday high mass at ham and evening devotions scheduled for 7 80 p.m.
Last Sunday sermons praised the Spirit of the message Whosoever calleth on the name of the Lord shall be saved The pastor quoted belief hearing and preaching questions Preaching next Sunday at 22am and 72300 p m Sunday School at 10 a m Rev Samuel Light is pastor.
Trinity Lutheran Sidney holds Sunday School at 9:45 a m and worship with Holy Communion at 2:00 a m. Grace Lutheran Gurley offers Sunday School at 10:00 a m and worship with preaching at 7:30 p m led by Rev Elmer Kahl, pastor.
Ray Woods of Polk Nebraska visits David Aurich home in Potter. Mrs John and Alfred Johnson visited Jos J Johnson on Tuesday. Harry Weathers left on Wednesday. Leafdale purchased property owned by Jos J Johnson near Hougens corner. Traders reached far north Monday and tailing starts immediately.
Ordinary commercial ammonia serves as an efficient remover for paint on glass. Apply with a cloth swab. within 15 to 20 minutes the paint softens enough to be rubbed off with a putty knife or coarse fabric.
Mary M Casey petitions in Cheyenne County District Court to confirm tenants in common interest in Lots 1 2 3 4 5 6 Block 9 and Fractional Lot 16 Block 13 Nash Add to Lodgepole Nebraska. Petition seeks partition or sale and distribution of proceeds. Answer due by February 10 1910.
Woe Swatzlander has filed a district court petition in Cheyenne County Nebraska to quiet title to the Northwest Quarter of Section 33, Township 15, Range 50 West of the Sixth P M, and to decree that unknown heirs and claimants have no lien or interest in the property. The notice requires defense by February 24, 1919. Dated January 15, 1919.
Henry U Libby files in Cheyenne County Nebraska District Court to foreclose mortgage on the North Half of the North Half Section 12 Township 13 Range 47 West of the Sixth. Unknown owners and claimants of the property are notified to answer by February 24 1919.
In Cheyenne County Nebraska a district court order requires next of kin and interested parties to appear on February 25 at 9 a.m. in Sidney to show cause why guardian Harry Runge should not be licensed to sell 120 acres in section 28 township 14 range 50 west of the 6th p.m. to raise funds for Gustav Runge’s maintenance. The order, dated January 11 1910, directs publication in The Telegraph for three weeks.
The District Court of Cheyenne County Nebraska orders the next of kin and all interested parties to appear at the Sidney court on February 25 1919 at 9:00 am to show cause why a license for an estate matter involving unimproved lots and no income should be granted. A copy of this order will run weekly for three weeks in The Telegraph, the county newspaper. Dated January 16 1919. Judge H M Grimes.
Sunday evening visitors include Mr and Mrs Aldrige at Pete Howe’s. Tuesday calls at Pete Howe’s from Klentz family and Frank. Wednesday Bessie Reineka called on Mrs Kreagle. Ed Lowe’s hosted Pitts and Rolland Pitts with Trene Belle on Tuesday. Rose family guests Thursday at Kreagte home. RFE Pitts traveled to Lorenzo Thursday. Snowmelt allows corn picking. Rose family plan. Scheer family visited Ladley and Tom in Potter Thursday. Scheer and Fritz Kreagle visited Rose and Reine at Thames Friday. Friday car trip to Potter on business by Roe Pitts Bele and Irene. Oyster supper and dance at Belle home Saturday. large crowd, good time. Langley family with daughter visited Scheer home Sunday afternoon.
GRAND PRAIRIE The Farmers Union of Maple Grove met at Nels Johnson's Thursday electing W. C. Robbins president Jr Jorgensen vice president W T Sharman secretary and treasurer Lunch featured coffee cake sandwiches and doughnuts The next meeting slated for January 20 at E Vlanck's Sidney visitors included Mr and Mrs FS Holm Win Reiners and son Otto conducted business in Gurley and Dalton Friday visits to Sid ney From John Weston home callers included Mrs Jorgensen Ethel McMillen teaches at District 17 Migrants shipped a car load of hogs Monday by Wm Frerichs BK A Johnson F S Tiolm and others.
Planck Mr and Mrs HW Rosehall were callers at the County Seat Tuesday while Miss Lena Randall from the North Side left Monday to visit relatives and friends in Colorado Springs.
Chinese needlewomen sit along the street sewing for fishermen and boatmen families. They mend old clothes to boost the family income, often occupying tow stools or sidewalks where they attract steady patrons.
A terse note indicates Lloyd Mann will test batteries at the Brewer Building. The brief may reflect a service or maintenance event observed in the local paper.
Order to show cause for guardian Harry Runge to obtain license to sell Lots 2 and 7 in Block 5 of Original Town of Sidney Cheyenne County Nebraska. Sale to fund guardianship for Gustav, Edward, Frederick, and Julia Runge with proceeds invested to produce income.
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