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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1922
Page
8
The Sidney Telegraph lists subscription rates: one year postage paid $1.50, six months postage paid 75 cents, and single copies. The paper is entered at the Sidney post office as second class matter. Foreign advertising representative THE AMERICAN PRESS ASSOCIATION.
The Sidney municipal service trial balance lists assets including merchandise, personal property, city treasurer, meter and coal accounts, notes receivable, power house valuation, various maintenance accounts, payroll, and bank balance totaling 427 077.04 with liabilities and profit and loss alongside a list of creditors and companies such as Century Electric Co and Standard Oil Co. against bonded indebtedness and discounts.
Notice of a 3 p.m. July 23 1922 meeting at the Presbyterian church in Sidney by the Nebraska Hygiene and Welfare Campaign of Cheyenne County. Urges all members to attend for important business. Signed C E Ledbetter secretary.
The Presbyterian Circle will meet Thursday afternoon July 27 at the church at 2 30.
Resolutions from Sidney Rebekah Lodge No. 06 mourn the death of sister Ella Williams. They express sympathy to the family, note her virtues, and order charter draped in mourning for thirty days. Signed by Lizzie Burkhardt Anna Wright and Adna Granneman.
Public invitation to an ice cream social on Saturday afternoon and evening at the home of Mrs. J. W. Perry 204 East 4th Street. Details list ice cream and cake, grape juice, and candy. Frances Willard Union and Metz Millinery referenced in the notice.
Local residents and families trace Sunday dinners, Tuesday drives, and weekend visits across Sidney Dalton and Gurley. Names include Netherland Osborn Scott Currens Brown Mayers Smith Bancroft Edwards Rowe Roberts Happel Gienau Herman Powell Ladine and Ed Mayers. The Osborns and Lewis Gienan own a new Avery combine.
Albert Frerichs bought a header in Sidney Monday and helped harvesting with John son brothers. Frank Holm and wife shopped Saturday morning. Miss Lily Holm spent Friday evening to Sunday with her sister Mrs Frank Lundgren and family. Will Neick family visited Alva Hart Sunday. Albert Frerichs and Ernest Wickard drove to Sidney Saturday afternoon. E A Johnson and children called on Mrs Heingman and Mrs Orthman Thursday. Frank Heinzman and Henry Orthman visited Mrs Windsheimer Friday afternoon. Frank Lundgren hosted a Sunday dinner for many friends and relatives. Attendees included Frank Holm family Walter Hernbloom family Alec Pierson family E A Johnson family Will Johnny Arnold Myers Earl Burke E Planck and son Forrest of Sidney. Henry Beebe’s Saturday visitors included Will and Albert Johnson and others. Heinzman and Orthman visited Henry Flesner Sunday evening.
Moderate cattle run of about 5 500 head with steady to stronger demand. Best weighty steers $10.50, best yearlings $10.40, cows and feeders steady. Cattle quotations range from $8.50 to $10.50 for various grades. hogs sold steady to firm with light numbers and $10.50 top for best light hogs. sheep and lambs heavy run and unevenly lower with beet western lambs at $13.08 to $13.28 and fat lambs $12.00 to $18.35, fat yearlings $9.00 to $9.75, fat ewes $4.00 to $6.00.
John Krenk of Dwight topped the Omebe heifer market with fine Polled Angus yearlings averaging 826 pounds selling at 90.65. He also showed yearling steers bringing 10.45. Krenk noted black cattle respond to care and feed, indicating potential gains with proper management.
Confessional services begin at 10 Sunday. Sunday school starts at 9 30. Announcement for Communion kindly requested for Saturday afternoon and evening. Visitors are welcome.
Sunday services include Holy Communion at 2 PM. Announcements requested for Saturday afternoon and evening. Pastor WB Peters. Cre ist Episcopal Church open daily for prayer. Holy Communion every Sunday at 10 a.m. Church school 11 a.m. Morning prayer and sermon. United Lutheran and Trinity English Lutheran plan morning worship at 9 43 with sermon Alive Unto God. Bible school 10 45 and Daniel and the Lions lesson.
Grace Church and its church school hold services Sunday with morning worship at 11 o clock. Public is cordially invited. Reverend W. T. Kahbe is pastor. Phone number provided as 501.
The L. B. S and A Bible Class of the International Bible Students' Association meets Sundays at 2 PM at 102 C Street. All interested in Bible study are invited to attend. Clara Downey, Class Secretary.
A large congregation last Sunday morning included several visitors. A duet by two choir members and two additions to the church made the service memorable. The CFE meeting introduced Paying the Ghost with success. Next Sunday the pastor will preach two 15 minute sermons. Morning: Emblems of the Holy Spirit. Evening: Three Candidates for the Kingdom. Bible school at 9:30 a.m. Christian Endeavor at 7 p.m. Topic Grow led by Ora Barr. Pastor John Herwigon on Sth Street calls all to attend.
The service emphasizes God’s plan guiding outcomes with the quote from Shakespeare. The preacher asserts Christianity as the country’s common law and urges salvation through faith. Services are listed: preaching next Sunday at 11, Bible school at 10, and prayer meeting Wednesday at 8 p.m. Rev. Ramuel Light, Pastor.
The church announces a full Sunday schedule with Sunday school at 100 a.m. and worship at 11 a.m led by Mrs. F. H. Wolfe. An evening union service at 7 30 p.m. with the Epworth League, led by W. F. Harper, closes within the hour. Monday 7 p.m. Boy Scouts meet to review First Aid. Wednesday 8 p.m. quarterly conference in church parlors, presided by Dr. M. E. Gilbert. officials for the new year will be elected. attendance urged.
All who are interested in the work of this church may reach out for more information.
Pastor T Porter Bennett invites attendance at 2 30 p m Sunday school and 3 30 p m sermon by Mrs F H Wolfe of Lodgepole. Do not miss hearing Mrs Wolfe. A recent contest sparked greater church interest and the losing side held a successful social last Friday night.
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