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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1938
Page
6
An agricultural observer notes better corn development due to rain while wheat weather factors show a forecasted state crop. Orange leaf rust damage, dry spells, lodging, and black stem rust have reduced yields, though conditions this year prevented the heavy losses seen in 1936. Final 1937 totals: winter wheat 45,654,000. corn 82,992,000. oats 35,637,000. potatoes 6,035,000 bushels.
The county reports total farm and personal property valuations across various categories. Machinery and tools including threshing machines, washing machines, radios, safes, and typewriters sum to hundreds of thousands, with real estate averages per acre for improved and unimproved land. Taxable intangibles are split into Class A and B, and assessment costs are itemized, noting 3,226 schedules returned.
Frances Faye Irwin spent last week with an aunt in Denver. Mr and Mrs Ralph Welton and son Lanny visited at the Charles Welton home Monday to Thursday. Ralph worked at Reinhart Frozen during that time. Mons Johnson and family drove to Sund Tuesday forenoon. Na June and Marian Perry with Le roy and Darlene Johnson and Leona Frances and Delores Johnson visited Frank Fiessner’s home Tuesday afternoon. Lee Johnson and Jessie Wagner returned to Denver Tuesday afternoon after visiting Mans Johnson home since Sunday. Mrs Lester Theis and Mrs Susuan were part of the gathering.
A dense sequence of visits and calls fills a week in Antelope with many name tied social events. People from Sidney Gering and Omaha drop by and share dinners picnics confirmations and birthday gatherings while relatives linger for extended stays and drive to nearby towns for visits.
Anton Link, pastor invites the community to Foursquare Gospel Church on 14th Ave for daily weekday masses at 7 a m and Sunday masses at 7, 8, and 9 30 a m. Revival meetings run every night except Saturday with a street gathering Saturday at 7 30 p m. Sunday School at 10 30 and a 12 hour preaching session from 9 a m to 9 p m led by Brother LeFevre. All are welcome in casual dress. bring children and patch worn clothes if needed.
The notice appoints Episcopal Dean P E Spehr as vicar for the fifth Sunday after Trinity, outlining liturgical placement and church leadership.
Sunday School at 9:00 A M. German service also 9:00 A M. English service at 10:00 A M. Sermon theme Gods Marvelous Ways. A poet line urges not to judge the Lord by feeble sense but trust His grace, for a smiling face hides behind a frowning providence.
The Meal Planning and Preparation club meeting was called to order by president Darlene Kettler. Roll call showed all members present except three. Lessons were discussed, and a hostess and her mother served a delicious lunch after the meeting.
The church lists Sunday events with Church School at 9:45 and morning worship at 11:00 led by Minister John J. Sheaff. Evening worship follows at 8:00 with the sermon "The Empty Seat" and a Thursday choir rehearsal at 7:15.
Regular services announced by Ralph M. Dyer minister. Sunday July 17 Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. Worship and Communion at 11:00 a.m. The church asks attendance.
An evening service at 8 00 p m invites worshipers to assemble on the first day of the week. The church offers strength through communal gathering and includes choir practice at 8 00 p m on Thursday.
An attorney from Bridgeport Nebraska campaigns for the 43rd District in the state legislature. He notes 30 years residence in the district, service as Morrill and Banner counties attorney, and sessions in 1931 1933 1935 and a special session. He highlights taxation education irrigation and other ongoing issues and asks voters to support him at the August 9 1938 primary.
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