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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1923
Page
10
Evelina Day a shy spinster treasures a silk umbrella bought with a hat. A sunlit day leads to a mix up with a cotton parasol. A chance meeting with Mr Jarvis grows into imagined love, yet she offers him her only possession, the umbrella, and clings to it as the tale ends.
Buddy faces a disability board as an alienist asks a long string of mental questions. He growls at the examiner and asks for relief, declaring that the question is trivial compared to his worries. The American Legion Weekly.
A Philadelphia Inquirer report recalls a university club luncheon where savants debated the fastest creature over great distances. Claims include deer, wolves, hounds, kangaroos and a day-long comparison to birds and airplanes as the speaker notes birds can cover vast spaces without rest.
Miss Laurel Thayer probation officer at Indianapolis city court prepared to examine a prisoner when Lillian Jaschka police matron staged a joke. The prisoner vanished from the hall prompting Thayer to alert officers who joined the ruse. A police cordon formed before the truth emerged.
The Washington Star notes diesel oil engines can run on cheap mineral oils, coal by products, and even peanut and other vegetable oils. The piece suggests fat oils could spur industrial growth where coal is costly, and claims motive power could persist even after natural fuel sources vanish.
A friend entering from outside trips over rubber stools in a dark hall. An outburst follows as a man apologizes from the parlor. The incident reveals tensions and assumptions about a young woman considered a perfect lady by her suitor.
Henry Holt writes in the Independent that two discoveries stand out. First, pain and bad seems to end well, and the universe would fall apart without it. Second, it is poor business to borrow trouble, a view formed from long experience.
A quotation discusses charity as something people dislike asking for but are glad to receive. It notes it shines when remembered by the recipient and forgotten by the giver, and it is brightest as a duty yet can become tedious if overemphasized later.
The church opens daily for prayer and holds Holy Communion every Sunday at 10 a.m. Church school meets at 11 a.m. Morning prayer and sermon led by Rev. Henry Ives.
The Inca class of the International Bible Students Association meets Sundays at 2 p m at 102 C street. All interested in Bible study are invited to attend. Clara Downey, Class Secretary.
Catholic Church announces Mass times including Sundays at 7 30 a m and 4 30 a m with Roenry Instruction and Benediction at 7 30 p m Week days Mass at 8 00 a m Reverend Anton Link administers the parish.
On Sunday June 3 1923 United Lutheran Church Trinity Sidney hosts church school at 10 am Tesson Study Isaiah the Statesman Prophet Morning Worship at 11 am with sermon The Rich Man and Lazarus and special choir music.
Grace Church Gurley announces a church school class at 10 a.m. No morning worship. Evening service at p m.
The First Church Rotter announces afternoon services at 2 30 p m with an invitation to attend and be regular in church. Reverend Wood Kehse, pastor, urges members to plan for and participate in the services. Phone number 501 listed for inquiries.
Come and attend services next Sunday at the Christian Church. Bible school at 10:00, Morning Worship and communion at 11:00 with a sermon by Pastor Jonn Mewitson. Evening service at 7:00 features a sermon and topics The Sheperd Psalm and A Momentous Question led by Teddy Brooks. 501 West South Street, phone 4667.
At Presbyterian Church last Sabbath the Union Memorial service drew strong praise for Rev Kiburns eloquent eulogy on the Red White and Blue reflecting American spirit. Next Sundays schedule lists worship at 11 am Bible school at 10 am and the C BE meeting at 630 pm with the theme Prayer and Gods Answers led by Pastor Samuel Light.
Larson's Music Store advertises free saxophone instruction with all instruments purchased. The compact deal promotes learning support alongside shopping, highlighting a value add for customers buying instruments.
The note lists names and phrases about Glorey Comang and Sheoulore Roberts, mentions a theater showing on Wednesday and Thursday, June 6, and Buck Jones at U.S. by Saturday June 2, urging consideration of a better combination of performers.
Lodgepole residents travel for education and family visits from Berkley California to Omaha and Fairfax Missouri. Families move to farms near Chappell and Elmwood while others vacation through Salt Lake City and Denver. Social events include a card club gathering, school term closure, and community visits by Nell Bates, Doris Bates, and Elizabeth Kruger.
James K. Marshall died at his niece Charity Reed's home aged 182 years and 2 days. Short services were held Monday morning and he was buried at Julesburg. Others note Mrs. J W Milaniel Jr. visiting Sidney and Mary Bruns and Wanda Carleton returning from schools near Weyerts Nebraska. Buddy Wethers, 9, was shot in the lower jaw Sunday and transported to Omaha for medical care.
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