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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1926
Page
10
Frank J Jennett runs as a Republican candidate for Cheyenne County treasurer. The race is subject to voter action in the primary election on Tuesday August 10. The notice signals ongoing party contest and election timing for the county post.
Voters in Cheyenne County are asked to support Gertrude M Nelson in the county superintendent of public schools primary on August 10 1923 She cites twenty years residency and eighteen years teaching experience bringing a respectful request for votes Also note a Sidney American Legion celebration at Krueger's Lake on July 4 and 5 inviting friends to attend
Article urges recognizing inherited weight tendency when addressing obesity and suggests generations of fat ancestors may influence one’s battle against excess. No names or places provided.
Maple Grove notes detail visits and gatherings among local families. Mr and Mrs Fol Miles and others called on Earl Holm Tuesday evening. A large crowd attended Wednesday’s Krueger’s Lake picnic. Numerous visits and dinners circulate among Ruhter, Miles, Sharman, Johnson, Nelek, and related households through the week. Fishing and hog hauling rounds out a busy period.
The subject builds his circle through spiritual and social bonds, making frequent calls and guiding a personal style of worship. He gathers his people at the altar in a distinctive manner, offering confirmation for all and ordination for some.
Mr and Mrs Mike Schwartz and family called on Frank Deeyer Monday evening. Henry Bamke hauled corn recently. Farmers Union picnic drew many from the vicinity to Krueger's Lake Wednesday. Bunker Hill beat North Sidney 7 4 in baseball. The band played at the picnic and a bene fit dance followed. Several visitors called at Hilbert Borcher home Thursday. Bunker Hill shut out Union Valley 2 0 at Dalton Sunday. Heat improved the corn, livestock losses reported due to scarce water.
Lodge Pole and Chappell reports cover Sunday church services with 34 attending in the M F H church and a later tabernacle service in Chappell led by Rev Rowe. A park basket dinner, birthday parties, picnics, and cottage prayer meetings are described. Visits include Prof Lydiatt’s family from Elwood, Mrs Grant near Chappell, Extel Park plans for the 4th, and RN A convention turnout in Sidney. A general good time is noted, with health and family updates and upcoming July 4 activities at Krueger’s Lake.
Parish notes a Fifth Sunday event with Holy Communion at 8 a m and evening prayer with a sermon by Bishop G A Beecher as he visits the church that Sunday. The sermon mentions early church roles and ordination practices as context.
Elmereck visits sister in law Mrs Lottie Richel while Mrs Rishel falls ill prompting Mrs Morrow’s family to be called. Local residents arrive and work shifts shift as Wim Racns assists A Wolfe store. Barlow visits nieces Grant Morris join barber GC Smith. McIntosh family visits John Mavis home. Renner family in city for dental work. Finnegan arrives from California to oversee south divide crops. Fish family moves to Gurley to run barber shop. Pavlat family visits parents. Prof Lydiatt and family attend a fried chicken dinner at C D Moorhead home.
Mrs. Alice Tate Dolan of Sidney spent Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs Wood. Tate Mrs John Pavlat enjoys a visit with her sister Mrs Barbara Randa of Cedar Rapids, who arrived Friday. Mrs Anna Miller, visiting her son and family, left for York on Thursday.
Notice for the annual meeting of the Farmers' Union Co operative Association of Gurley Nebraska to be held July 8 1926 in Gurley with state organizer A O Joiner addressing the gathering on topics including cooperative distribution of gasoline All farmers urged to attend Secretary N F Cunningham this item includes unrelated classified notes about ice tea sale and a sale listing for a 1006 Ford Truck from M W Osborn Meter Co
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