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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1926
Page
4
Holy Communion at 9 a m Church school at 10 a m Morning prayer and sermon at 11 a m on The Revolt Against Civilization. 4 45 p m Worship and meditation led by J J Crawford rector.
Sideey Holy Trinity and Grace Church announce morning worship and Sunday school at 11 and 10. A large Mission Festival at Potter Sunday afternoon features Rev. Herbert C. Gans of Chappell at 2 p m and multiple speakers at 5 p m. If bad weather, events move to First Lutheran Potter. A basket picnic at 3 30 p m with coffee. Pastor W T Kahse D D invites all.
Next Sunday the Methodist Episcopal Church will host a gospel team of fifteen youths from Dix at the Presbyterian church, taking charge of the service. Epworth League meets Sunday at 7 am for a morning watch. Many Sk ney youths plan to attend Gothenburg July 10-23 under Rev. Raub, dean of the institute. Sunday invites new members by profession or transfer, sermon on "The Poverty of Prosperity." No evening sermon due to chautauqua address. two services remain each Sunday. Louis H Kaub, Pastor.
The sesqui centennial services last Sunday were highly appreciated and the next Sunday will be patriotic with the sermon The Price of Liberty. National hymns will be sung. Worship at 11 a m Bible school at 10 a m No evening services Samuel Light Pastor.
The notice lists Mass times at Saint Patrick's Oathee Church with Sunday services at 7 00 and 9 30 a m and weekday Masses at 7 00 a m Pastor REV Anton Lenk leads the church with these service hours.
Ernie B. Blome of Dalton has authorized The Telegraph to publish his announcement as a candidate for the Democratic nomination for county sheriff, subject to the voters at the August 10 primary. Born in Cuming County, 25, a seven year Dalton resident, farmer then implement dealer, WWI veteran, and American Legion member, he pledges an honest, clean campaign and administration.
Mrs. Inabrog Hoagdah Pearson, a former Sidney resident and widow of Olaf Pearson, died July 2, 1926 in Omaha after pneumonia and age related complications. Born in Stockholm Sweden, she migrated to America in 1893, lived in Wyoming and Sidney, was active in the Lutheran church, and is survived by several daughters and sons including M. E. Morris Omaha and Olaf Pearson Culver City. Funeral services were held in Omaha with a private service in Sidney.
Mrs Burgess hosted twenty four guests at a one o'clock bridge luncheon to honor her daughter Mrs Max Critchfield of Lincoln. First honors went to Mrs Hyde, second to Mrs Barger, third to Mrs Campbell. Out of town guests included Mrs R A Bauer and Mrs George Campbell of Lincoln.
West of Lorenzo educator C G Hutchins announces for county superintendent of Cheyenne county in the non partisan election August 10. He has six years in Cheyenne county residence and ten years as high school and rural school administrator plus two years as Sunol superintendent and two years in Lorenzo. He vows vocational training as a platform plank and has many supporters.
Community event continues July 4 and 5 at Krueger's Lake with races and prize money. Children’s sailor fight features Wayne Brown and Robert Foster. Girls 50-yard race won by Helen Jeudes with Marie Schwartz second and Mildred Swenson third. Ladies egg race awards go to Mrs. E. R. Harding and Mrs. C. E. Simpson.
August Jeudes and Emil Interhol zinger led wins in boys sprint events with cash prizes listed for first and second places. Monday’s crowd matched Sunday’s as Bunker Hill dominated a 17 to 5 ball game against Weyerts. Rain dampened fireworks and a dance after a strong program, leaving 275 dollars worth unused. Additional prizes went to Ralph Osborn Bethel Shaffer Westram Ostorn Williams Firie Williams J I Lauderbdack George Null Orville Williams and Golden Kratz Bee Armitage with a coveted bell ring awarded.
FRITZ BRAUER issues notice that the building’s elevator will operate only on Saturdays until further notice. A local sales note promotes a sterling silver plated belt buckle and watch chain engraved with initials plus a cowhide belt for $1.69 at The Gift Shop.
A local ad seeks ten boys aged 12 to 16 to enter a contest. Call between Friday morning and Saturday night. The Gift Shop promotes fine white stones as real investments, with diamonds sold on payment plans to suit buyers.
An eye sight specialist, Fari S Sherrerd, offers eye examinations and vision services. Located at The Gift Shop on the Corner with offices and a grinding plant in the west area for better vision.
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