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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1922
Page
9
Rates of subscription are listed: one year postage paid for $1.50, six months for $0.76, with single copies available weekly. The notice indicates post office acceptance in Sidney Nebraska as second class matter and mentions a foreign advertising representative, The American Press Association.
A renowned Omaha Chainman pursued by Kimball and Deuel county officers after raiding a gas tank and stockpiling rifles, automatics, gas, oil, and food. A large manhunt involved Sheriff Hyers and state deputies. a possible sighting near the Runnels ranch ended with the fugitive eluding capture into cattle breaks.
The Telegraph reports Miss Bongenshier was held up at nine o clock in the morning at the U P hotel and robbed of two diamond rings. Ernest Worden has replaced Gal Mc Connaughs in delivering messages for the Union Pacific. Andrew Tritton returned from Illinois after attending his aged father’s funeral. Miss Francis Wright, once a city schools music teacher, is named to the Council Bluffs kindergarten department. Mrs JD Krueger with Alice Anule and Ernest Stuht left for Omaha for the exposition and then Wisconsin for the summer.
A urging essay argues go-getters should use Easter eggs to plant practical career messages for children. It urges placing persuasive, useful plans like steam engineering or traffic management inside eggs to captivate youngsters and plant ambition.
Hot weather prompts new sale at Hink's Boot Shop highlighting White Niles Cloth Flapper footwear priced at 350 with emphasis on comfort for feet during heat.
Sunday services start at 10:00 with Masses at 7 30 and 3 30 a m Rosary Instruction and Benediction at 7 30 p m Weekday Mass at 8 00 a m After service picnic at Krueger's Lake Lunch provided last year ladies asked to bring something parish notices include Rev Anton Line as pastor
The congregation will worship in Sidney. PETERS W PETERS is the pastor.
Open daily for prayer Holy Communion every Sunday at 11 a m first Sunday of month 10 a m church school 11 a m morning prayer and sermon Rev Henry Ives Trinity English Lutheran Church Sunday June 19 services church school 10 a m evening worship 8 p m sermon theme The Supreme Test teachers training Friday 7 p m choir rehearsal Friday o’clock
Grace Church and Gurney Church invite the public to worship every Lord's Day at 10 o'clock and morning service at 11 o'clock next Sunday led by Pastor W. T. Kahse. Phone 501.
The local International Bible Students' Association class meets Sundays at 2 00 p m at 207 West 8rd Street. All who are interested in Bible study are invited to attend. Clara Downey is the class secretary.
The Christian Church will observe Children’s Day next Sunday with morning worship featuring a missionary program titled Send Me presented by Bible school children. An annual foreign missions offering will be collected, counted by classes to foster friendly rivalry. Regular Bible school precedes the 7 p.m. program and 8 p.m. service with a sermon on Alarm and Light. Pastor John Heewitson invites Sidney residents to attend.
The Children's Day service was a great success with praise for the children and teachers. A liberal offering was given for mission work of Sunday schools. Upcoming services include preaching at 11 a.m. Bible school at 10 a.m. Mid-Week Prayer Meeting Wednesday at 8 p.m. Junior Endeavor at 4 15 p.m. Monday. Rev. Samuel Light, Pastor.
The Church of the Friendly Greeting invites all to 10 a m Sunday school preparing for Children’s Day on the 25th. Morning sermon at 11 from pastor on God’s People. Evening 7 Epworth League with district convention report. 8 St John’s Day Address guests include Masons Eastern Star and DeMolay. Monday 7 Boy Scouts meet after exams.
Ford Crosby reports the Redside parish attendance count at 3 30 p m with the pastor to preach all are invited Mr Charles Walker elected treasurer of the official board services benefit the whole community cooperation requested from readers
A Judge muses on how furniture, from Sheraton chairs to modern lounges, subtly shapes social behavior. He argues that sturdy mahogany and cushions enabled briefer goodbyes and bolder romance, countering parental myths of restraint across generations. The piece humorously credits furniture designers with influencing affection and timing.
Francis Van Gordon of Grand Island loses a leg after a mowing machine accident on Tuesday morning. His brother Fred was killed by a falling tree four months earlier, and their father Rogen fractured ribs when a road grader toppled. The sequence marks a grim series of misfortunes for the Van Gordon family.
Thrift Magazine argues that consistent punctuality and efficient use of fifteen minutes daily yields significant gains. A fifteen minute daily loss costs nearly eleven and a half eight hour days yearly, while a single minute saved daily adds over six hours annually. Emphasizes using time wisely for productive ends.
Larson's Music Store asks why if no one is at the house to play the piano, the instrument cannot be traded for a phonograph or a player piano so everyone can enjoy it. The note hints at a sales pitch for converting a home piano into a more shareable music device.
A Milwaukee Journal essay by Elsie Robinson argues marriage after adolescence challenges. Helen Straton, though thirty eight with many offers, clings to an eighteen year old love ideal, failing to adapt hearts to wiser minds and real life.
When resting or sleeping, let hair down to reduce fatigue and breakage. Don’t wear it tight or high all night. loosened, flowing hair promotes strength and a youthful look. The Delineator advises loose pigtails by day and low hair at night, plus laundering suggestions.
Pastor T Porter Bennett announces Sunday school at 2 30 p m Robert Robertson was elected superintendent last Sunday A contest is on with Mrs Charles Walker as captain of the Blue side and Mrs CIlf- leading the effort Attend next Sunday as the church hosts a church event and contest led by volunteers from the congregation
Sidney visitors A. S. Ayle and his sons Millard and Taylor, with the Gazette editor, traveled to Sidney Tuesday afternoon. En route, they observed some of the area’s finest fall wheat and rye.
A compact note markets a swap offer at LARSONS MUSIC STORE inviting customers to exchange a straight piano for store credit or other instruments. The brief hints at a trade incentive and local shop promotion.
Your straight piano has no value if unused at home. Trade it in for a player piano or a phonograph at Larson's Music Store.
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