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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1922
Page
9
The Sidney Telegraph lists subscription rates for one year at $1.50 and six months at $0.75 with postage paid, plus single copies in advance. The paper is entered at Sidney Nebraska as second class matter and notes foreign advertising associated with The American Press Association.
Cheyenne County board met at the courthouse with L Barlow and J L Reel present. County Treasurer examination report certified by C D Robinson showed balances and disbursements from July 17 1921 to May 20 1922 totaling 1 87000 71 in balance and 1 658 145 90 in receipts and disbursements. meeting adjourned to August 1 or call of the chairman.
Catholic Church announces Mass at 7 30 a m and 1 30 a m with rosary and benediction at 7 30 p m Weekdays Mass at 8 00 a m Rev Anton Link St Paulus Lutheran Church has English services at 10 30 and Sunday at 9 30 The Ladies Aid plans a Wednesday meeting August 2 at the usual time
In Sidney on Sunday the Frinity Ev. Lutheran Church andChrist Episcopal Church outline service times. Frinity Ev Lutheran notes worship, preaching on Bread in the Wilderness, with morning prayers at 10 46 a m and church school at 10 45.
Grace Church Gurley invites the public to Bible school each Lord's day at 10 a m and church worship at 10 a m Pastor W T Kahbbe extends cordial invitation. Luther League meets Friday evening at eight o'clock with a lesson study titled The Mission of the Church Phone 501.
The Christian Church invites all to attend next Sunday services including 10 am Bible school 11 am morning worship with a sermon The pastor speaks on Emblems of the Holy Spirit A 7 pm Christian Endeavor led by Richard Brooks and Taylor Daniel The 11 pm service features a sermon on Devils Disease and Death Pastor John Hewitson 501 West Sth Street phone 466 J
The ideal class of the International Bible Students Association meets Sundays at two in the afternoon at 102 C Street. All interested in Bible study are invited to attend. Clara Downey is the class secretary.
The notice invites attendance at Zion Methodist Episcopal Church events. Sunday school at 10 and 11 for different classes, a sermon at 3:30, and a 7:30 p m union service with Epworth League. Monday Boy Scouts meet at 7 p m and afternoon Sunday school at 2:30 p m. Pastor T Porter Bennett signs the poster inviting all.
Appreciation for a church gathering noted the sermon theme of accepting Jesus Christ as Savior and Teacher. The report highlights the spiritual joys and eternal riches described by participants and observers.
Reverend Samuel Light announces that Christian vocations will be the topic next Sunday. No preaching or prayer meetings during August. Sunday school continues. Next Sunday worship at 11 a.m. Bible school at 10 a.m.
Mrs. Carl Schmidt and Mrs. Glen Bales with families visited John Borcher on Wednesday afternoon. Several locals traveled to Sidney Wednesday, including autos for Wm. Sachs and Lawrence Beyer and Mrs. Iva Beyer. A large number shopped in Sidney Saturday, and Ross Hully arrived Sunday to spend the summer with cousin Mrs. Theo Borcher.
Glen Bales and families with Gertrude Borcher Maurice Lloyd and Hilbert Borcher shared supper at Edwin Aurichs home Sunday evening. Rain Monday evening promises a boon to the corn crop. Leonard Engel and John Engel families dined at Wm Rohdes Sunday. Wm Meyer drove to Sidney on Tuesday. Walter Happel family Leora Thimgan and Gertrude Bales traveled by auto to Sidney Tuesday afternoon. Be photour this year on your birthday at Phelps Studio.
American Legion invites all to Tuesday and Saturday night dances on Standpipe Hill with good music. Everyone welcome to join the event hosted by the American Legion chapter.
A store promotion offers summer hats at prices from five euros sixty to five euros. The Elite advertises the clearance sale with customer choice on hats available in store.
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