Telegraph items from Sidney and area recall July events
J C Bush left for Checallis Oregon to publish a newspaper. W L Matthews moved from Sidney to Hyannis to locate. Bennie Malone of Cedar Creek made final proof this week. Joe Oberfelder and Henry St Rayner traveled to Omaha for the Masonic grand lodge. Mrs John Baker, one of Sidney’s oldest residents, died June 19. W P Miles to deliver Fourth of July address at Bayard. George Heist to speak at Sidney and H St Rayner at Lexington. George Haxby made final proof this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Bush
Checallis
Ore
W. L. Matthews
Sidney
Hyannis
Bennie Malone
Cedar Creek
Joe Oberfelder
Henry St. Rayner
Omaha
Masonic Grand Lodge
John Baker
W. P. Miles
Bayard
George Heist
H. St. Rayner
Lexington
George Haxby
Telegraph Echoes and Local Happenings From Sidney News
A roundup of events includes Miss Frances McEvoy visiting New London, concerts in progress, visitors A Withings and Joe Miller from Bridgeport, and Miss Katie McKee's summer trip to Willow Island. Local society notes cover O E women, Methodist supper, and obituaries/tributes for Mrs. Sweet, Mrs. Daugherty, and Mrs. Vernon. The county convention set for Saturday with primaries on June 28.
New Boiler Installed at Electric Power House
The Telegraph reports a new 125 horsepower boiler is being placed in the electric power house. The Commercial Club rents the Doran and Hadley offices as a meeting place. Paul Martin returns from the university. A benefit baseball game is arranged between the business men and the pencil-pushers to aid Sidney. The business men's team includes Hink and others. the pencil-pushers feature McFadden and partners. Henry Null marks his seventy sixth birthday with a gathering. a list of guest births follows with dates and names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doran and
Hadley
Paul Martin
Sidney
Hink
Darnell
Clarke
Baldwin
Lowe
Tyler
Fishman
Neubauer
L. Fine
McFadden
Fine
John McIntosh
Swan
Mann
Kreige
Local Notes From Brockway and Sidney In Brief
Names and dates appear for local residents including J. R. Williams Ernest Kruse John Phillips and Mrs James O Kane. A $1700 Fourth of July fund is set for Sidney. a rain dance followed by a brief shower occurred after dry winds. Len Sherwin travels to New Mexico for cattle shipments. Rev Alfred E Murless visits from Potter. Ollie Camblin contracts S R Sweet to build a two story house south of the C E Harper residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Alfred E. Murless
Potter
Ollie Camblin
S. R. Sweet
C. E. Harper
Night prowling hounds injure Knox's collie and threaten small calf
Miss Opal Folks and two deer hounds roamed the night causing alarm at Knox's home. One hound nearly chewed off a foreleg of a collie protecting a tied calf. Strays may explain missing pigs. ranchers delay replanting and report slow corn growth. some properties have room to summer fallow fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opal
Knox
Jack
Sunday Mass and Rosary Instruction Schedule
Sundays offer Mass at 7:30 a.m. and 2:30 a.m. Rosary instruction and Benediction at 7:30 p.m. Weekdays Mass is 8:00 a.m. Reverend Anton Line leads the services.
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Anton
Bible Students Class Meets Sundays at 102 Street
The local class of the International Bible Students Association meets every Sunday at two o'clock p m at 102 street. All who are interested in the study of the Bible are cordially invited to attend. Clara Downey, Class Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Bible Students’ Association
Street
Clara Downey
Christian Church Daily Service Schedule
Bible school at 10 00 a m Communion and preaching at 11 00 a m Christian Endeavor at 7 00 p m Preaching at 8 00 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible School
Christian Endeavor
Sermon Notes Warn Against Human Churches
Last Sunday services described the church as the true body of Christ and the world’s salvation through it. The pastor warns against human institutions calling themselves churches. Next Sunday 11 a m preaching service 10 a m Bible school Col E 6 30 p m Whosoever will may come Samuel Light Pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus Christ
Hell
Samuel Light
Regular Sunday worship and events at Sidney and Gurley churches
United Lutheran Church in Sidney holds regular morning worship at 11 with a sermon A Glimpse Beyond Death and Bible school at 10. congregational meeting after the service. a lawn ice cream social is set for Friday, June 20. Grace Church in Gurley worships at 9:30 with sermon. church school at 10:45. pastor Rev W T Kahse urges attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Church
Sidney
Grace Church
Gurley
W. T. Kahse
German Services at St Pauls Church Next Sunday
St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church announces German services at 10 30 next Sunday. Evening services will be dropped until September. W F Peters is noted as the contact or author.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
W. F. Peters
Sunday church schedule and children's day program
M. E. Church announces Sunday school at 10 a m and preaching at 11 a m. Epworth League at 7 p m followed by preaching at 8 p m. Children’s day program to be presented Sunday morning. invitation extended to all.
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Epworth League
Ickes News Doreas Ladies Aid Met Wednesday
Rex Rogers and Jim McQuillan fished at Powell lake near Angora Sunday. The Dalton ball team defeated Lorenzo 27 to 10 on the Lorenzo diamond. Mrs. Hattie Watchhorn and children of North Bend Nebr are visiting sisters Weed and Click. Ruth Shinker staying at J. W. Eckert's. Cecil James family motored to Kimball Thursday. J. C. Guill family were Sunday supper guests at Osborn's. A Social club gathering at Mrs. Mowrer's drew ladies. Mrs. John Rathbun gave a health lesson. J. W. Eckert family and Clyde Davis called at Worth home. Cecil James family visited R. H. Miller's Friday. Frank Weigand and Sadie Scott shopped in Bridgeport Friday. Southard family spent Sunday with Baumbach family in Bronson. Wood returned home with them for a visit. John Rathbun visited Lodge Pole Friday. Draper Reynolds and Lucille Swanson spent days at Guill and Draper homes before returning to Council Bluffs. J. C. Guill and Mrs. A. Morrow visited Young. A. A. Morrow, Qdette and Ileen left for lakes near Angora. Clyde Carter of WIlsey Kansas spent Monday with Mayer families. Elmer Jacobson called at Elmer Mayer's. Mayer families visited George Vogler's. Overman relatives spent weekend with Alen and Melvin Overman. R. R. Bovee called Sunday evening on Juelf. Lloyd Juelf and Ackles visited Mayer's Sunday evening. Andy Ottoson was a Sidney caller Monday. Nevotna family visited Mayer's Monday.
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Doreas Ladies Aid
J. C. Guill
Rex Rogers
Jim McQuillan
Powell Lake
Angora
Dalton
Lorenzo
Lorenzo Diamond
Hattie Watchhorn
North Bend
Nebr
Mesdames Weed and Click
Ruth Shinker
J. W. Eckert’s
Cecil James
Kimball
Sadie Scott
Bridgeport
Southard
Baumbach
Bronson
Wood
John Rathbun
Lodge Pole
Draper
Reynolds
Lucille Swanson
Art
Paul Draper
A. A. Morrow
Qdette
Ileen
Clyde Carter
Wilsey
Kansas
Charles
Elmer Mayer
Elmer Jacobson
Elmer Mayer's
George Vogler
John Overman
Clarence Reinmuth
Alen
Melvin Overman
R. R. Bovee
Juelf
Lloyd Juelf
Mr. Ackles
Charles Mayer's
Andy Ottoson
Sidney
Nevotna
Trespass Warning On Property Southeast Of Town
Property owner bans all trespassing near the southeast area of town. No swimming fishing or hunting allowed. Parents urged to warn children. No access permitted across the land.
Route A West Gurley and Sunday visits roll call
The Otto Krueger family and many young folks visited Sunday with the Gurley ball team at Herman Segileke's Cash and Vernon Scott. Mrs. Folks was taken to Omaha for hospital care. her daughter Edna Parker accompanied her. Cane planting and corn cultivating occupy the week. Bible classes for youths were organized by Rev. Wehking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Krueger
Herman Segileke
Vernon Scott
Francis Rose
Victor Knox
Broadwater
Gurley
Wehking Hag
A. D. Rose
Evelyn
Knox
Will Ewerts
Dalton
Plughaus
Erna
Opal
Sidney
Viola Jendes
Hilda Ewert
Methodist Church War Statement Calls Peace Crusade
The May 24 general conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church in Springfield Mass adopted a peace plan urging war to end war, outlawing war, and leading a campaign for a war-free world. It calls for prayer at communion, youth education, and an international commission to unite religious forces for disarmament and world Christianity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church
Springfield
Mass
Methodist Episcopal Church
America
Organization For Peace
United States
Permanent Court of International Justice
League of Nations
Player Piano at Sacrifice Price Near Sidney
We have a fine high grade player piano near Sidney for sale at a great bargain. Must sell quick. Price, terms and particulars given by writing The Denver Music Co., Denver. Colo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Denver Music Co
Denver
Colo
Watches for sale at cost in Winders Hardware
E J Marcotte advertises a stock of gents watches and wrist watches offered at cost through Winders Hardware Store. The note emphasizes affordable pricing and inventory variety for customers seeking budget timepieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Marcotte
Winders
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A. Ll. Armstrong
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O. D. Lyon
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M. Cohn
Addie Winkleman
Sweet
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Vernon
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