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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1925
Page
13
Rev. Anton Link leads services with Sunday masses at 7 00 and 7 30 a m Rosary instruction and benediction follow at 7 30 p m Weekday Masses are at 7 00 a m and 9 00 a m with the same rector in charge.
Christian Church holds Bible school at 10:00 a m Communion and preaching at 11:00 a m Christian Endeavor at 6 30 p m and preaching again at 7 30 p m Minister H M Mitchell delivers the messages.
Services next Sunday at St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church will be dropped. W Peters, pastor.
Salem Evangelical Lutheran Church at West Gurley holds a 9:00 service followed by a brief congregation meeting to elect a pastor. The event invites all members to attend and participate in the election process.
Christ Church Episcopal schedules Sunday school at 9 AM and Evensong with sermon at 7:30 PM. A morning service is noted at Kimball, with Thomas Melrose serving as Rector.
The sermon asks who shall rule America and urges citizen training in the Bible. The church outlines a child centered Sunday with a full morning program including Junior G. E. at 5 pm and Intermediate C. E. at 6 30 pm. Daily vacation Bible school last week averaged about 120 scholars. Samuel Light, Pastor.
M E Church announces an Old Settlers Service next Sunday morning with the theme The Need and the Reward of the Pioneer. All old settlers from Cheyenne county or western Nebraska fifteen years or more are invited with families to bring a basket lunch after worship. Evening service at 7 30 will feature Rev. Oscar Autritt of Lincoln, a Rus sian born naturalized American. Daily Vacation Bible School progresses. everyone should visit if possible.
Church school starts at 10 a m. The Children s Day program includes a sermon by the pastor at 6 p m. Parents with unbaptised children are urged to bring them for this service.
Church school at 10 a.m. Morning children's day service at 11 a.m. A church event notice lists the timetable for Sunday activities with a focus on early education and family worship.
The Potter First Church invites the public to an afternoon worship with a sermon at 2 30 p m. Pastor W T Kahse D D extends the invitation and signs the notice.
Miss Rose Walsh spends vacation with home folks. Mrs Hattie Watchorn and children of North Bend visit Weed and Click homes. A welcome rain visited this neighborhood Saturday and Sunday. Mrs B L Weed and Myrtle were Dalton callers on Tuesday.
Mrs Walsh and Misses Rose Mary Josephine and Agnes called at the Worth home in Dalton on Tuesday. A school meeting was held in district No 70 with KE LL Weed elected treasurer for the coming three years. Miss Mary Walsh is suffering with a felon on her thumb.
Dalton residents report teaching departures and travels to Gordon Cheyenne Denver and Gravity Iowa Mrs Vera Ross returns from Chadron and plans to head east Mrs Ruth Lane enters Denver for St Luke's hospital nurse training A new daughter arrives at the G H Worth home a son born to Mr and Mrs Rex Hershey and other local family visits and departures including the O D Wallicks and the Ambroses across multiple states
Hog mange is resurging in the United States with losses from skinned meat and reduced retail value. Illinois agriculture notes parasites invade skin around eyes and ears, then spread. strict dipping and sanitation protect herds. Use crude oil dips or kerosene oil mixtures, disinfect bedding, and repeat treatments every nine to ten days. With warm weather pneumonia risk lowers, and dipping reduces other parasites.
County Agent Willey notes a straightforward treatment intended for mange may improve general health and thriftiness.
In 1915 the U S Rubber company began home town tire advertising to drive auto growth in rural areas, a vision that spread through local dealers. By 1925 the perfected Latex treated Web Cord Royal balloon tire marks a milestone, with 16 million cars nationwide and 60 percent owned by farmers and small town residents.
The June crop report shows winter wheat 13% lower in condition, at 64% versus 77% last month, with projected 33.7 million bushels. Spring grains suffer drought and frost damage. oats and barley acreage up slightly, tame hay down. Corn is in excellent condition but will need moisture soon. eastern Nebraska faces short hay and pasture while western areas are better.
A 24 hour rain began at 1 30 Saturday afternoon affecting planned Walther League activities at Scotts Bluff where a gathering was canceled. Several residents visited, hosted or returned from nearby towns, with many noting social events postponed or altered by the weather.
The Co. C. unit will hold a bake sale on Saturday June 13 at Skaggs grocery at 2 00 PM. Committee members are Mrs Curtis Mrs Malone and Mrs Kavanaugh.
A grain market note offers a $12.50 price to guarantee 10,000 bushels of wheat with no further risk. It mentions a 5 cent movement opportunity worth $500 and 4 cent for $400. Details, and a free market letter, are available from Grain Traders Guide, Dept R-11, 827 Andrus Building, Minneapolis.
The article explains how knights were known by their Christian names at knighthood, with surnames added later for distinction. It notes that Sir John receives the title from his real name, while the surname serves as a differentiator, a practice still observed in church ceremonies.
The Winnipeg Free Press notes Thomas Scott, Sir Walter Scott’s favored brother, is buried in a Quebec cemetery. He arrived in Canada in 1814 as paymaster of the Seventieth Regiment, later stationed from Kingston to Quebec, and was confirmed in 1817 by Lord Palmerston. His writings led some to credit him as the Waverley author. He died in 1858 leaving three daughters Jessie Ann and Eliza.
A judge remarks that once a girl overcomes playful scolding she begins to flirt with boys, marking a shift in behavior observed in Evelytten.
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