Catholic Church Weekday Mass and Evening Devotions
Sunday evening devotions and benediction at 7 30 with rosary and instruction. Weekday mass at 7 00 a m led by Pastor Anton Link.
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1928
Page
2
Sunday evening devotions and benediction at 7 30 with rosary and instruction. Weekday mass at 7 00 a m led by Pastor Anton Link.
Cheyenne County parish holds Holy Communion at 8 a m. Church School at 10 a m. Holy Eucharist and sermon at 11 a m. Rector J J Crawford leads.
July 15 schedule includes St Pauls Sunday school 9 45 English services 10 30 and voter meeting 2 00 Trinity Ev Lutheran South Divide English service 9 00 voter meeting 7 30 Every voter urged to attend this meeting.
United Lutheran Sidney Holy Trinity hold Holy Communion with preparatory services at 11 am. Sunday school at 10 am, followed by a congregational service. Gurley Grace Church Sunday school at 10 am and evening worship with sermon at 7:45 pm. Potter First Church Sunday school at 2:15 pm and worship with sermon at 3 pm. A cordial invitation to worship.
H C Welker, Pastor, commends the Sunday school crowd and especially the Women’s Bible class for boosting attendance. He urges general participation in both Sunday school and the morning worship each Sunday, noting two hours out of 168 is a minimal time to dedicate to worship.
Pastor J. H. Bicknell invites all to Bible school at 10 a.m. with strong recent attendance and a goal of reaching 200. Services follow at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. Christian Endeavor meets at 7 p.m. Mid-week church night is Thursday at 7:30. All cordially invited.
Doris Withers writes of Cheyenne county club members Margaret Boyes Aden Jones Louis Miller and herself traveling to Lincoln for Club Week May 28 with 315 other youths. Highlights include welcome by Chancellor Burnett a tour of the state capitol a banquet by the Lincoln Chamber of Commerce and visits to The Nebraska Farmer The Journal and The Star plus a trip past Yuka cemetery the penitentiary and the asylum and Gooch’s mills.
Lincoln July 12 A sharp upturn in fed steer prices lifts Chicago killing costs to the highest in eight years. Nebraska Farmer editor Gilbert Gusler notes calves at Chicago to 15.15 and yearlings to 15 with fancy yearling steers at 15.50 in Kansas City. He cites strong fed steer activity, with grass cattle reentering markets as rains improved pastures. Projections call for grain-fed cattle to tighten and prices to rise, while grass cattle may soften later. Lamb prices slipped after a rally, with arrivals heavy and a possible further decline. Telegraph Want-Ad.
The Rotary club of Lincoln hosted 4 H boys and girls with a picnic at Antelope park and a banquet by the Ag college. Tours of the campus and county group council fire followed. Friday featured visits to Omaha packing houses Iten Biscuit Bell Telephone and Stock exchange.
Hyannis will gain its first long distance connection when the Alliance to Hyannis line is finished around August 15. The 28 mile line will serve Bingham Ashby and Hyannis with long distance service via Northwestern Bell. Local Hyannis patrons now use Hyannis Telephone Company and Ashby exchange connects to the new line. A public telephone station will be installed at Bingham. The line links a major stock-raising region to markets and banking in Alliance and other western Nebraska cities.
Two unimproved quarter sections near Sidney Nebraska offer 110 acres suitable for fall seeding with good pasture and 120 acres level valley land that can be broken and wheat this fall. Priced at 20 per acre with staged payments, or 3500 with down and annual payments at six percent interest. Sold by Robt. A. Barlow Tobin Building Sidney. 86-8.
Charles W Taylor state superintendent certified to the state auditor the names of 185 high schools entitled to state aid for normal training courses. The number is nearly the same as last year. Each school will receive five hundred dollars under legislative enactments.
Special meeting of the legal voters of School District No. 12 Sunol Nebraska will be held at the Sunol school house on August 2 1928 from 7 to 10 pm to vote on a two mill annual levy for three years to fund a school building addition. A Whitemire director.
Shareholders meeting notice for Sidney Loan and Building association to elect three directors and conduct other business. Meeting at the secretary’s office on July 9 1928 at 7 30 p m. Sidney Nebraska. President C P Chambers Secretary Leslie Neubauer June 28 1928. Also sale listings for McCormick and Deering binders with contact details included.
Creditors of Annie Hart deceased in Cheyenne County Nebraska must file claims by September 21 1928 and debts are payable by June 20 1929. County Judge Elmer Kahl will receive claims July 14 1928 and September 22 1928 at ten oclock A M in County Court Room to examine allow or adjust claims and objections.
In Cheyenne County Nebraska the county court handles the matter of the estate of Estelle Pearl McDonald deceased. The filing involves probate actions and court oversight for the distribution of the decedent's assets. Named heirs and creditors are considered under Nebraska probate law and the court calendar.
To all creditors and heirs of Estelle Pearl McDonald also known as Stella C McDonald Otis C Dimick filed July 2 1928 in Cheyenne County Nebraska alleging Estelle died about March 11 1924 leaving a will probated in Yakima County Washington and detailing an undivided one eightieth interest in the NW quarter of section 21 township 13 range 50 Cheyenne County Nebraska and other probate actions
The petitioner claims ownership of an interest in the estate by deed from the residuary legatee and states there are no debts. He asks the will of Estelle Pearl McDonald be admitted, formal administration dispensed with, and the estate be assigned directly to the named beneficiary as directed. The matter is set for July 23, 1928 at 10:00 A.M. in the County Court room.
In accordance with a March 2 1928 district court decree in the Cary versus Morrison action a public auction will sell the southeast quarter section seven township twelve north range forty seven west in Cheyenne County Neb at the Sidney courthouse on July 21 1928 at ten o clock for cash to satisfy the decree J M Nelson Sheriff Miller Randall attorneys 80-2-4-6-8 July Clearance Sale McFadden Millinery to close summer hats at 1 00 3 00
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