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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1924
Page
9
Notice shows second class matter status for Sidney Seber at the post office with foreign advertising representation by The American Press Association and Pezka 1925.
Colonel Morrow, stationed at Sidney, became a candidate for brigadier general of the United States. A tennis club formed among enlisted men and a big Fourth of July celebration was planned with a grand parade, dinner, and program led by Mesdames McIntosh, Dawson, Brennan, Sullivan, Vanderhoof, Doran, Sharmer, Adama, and Cohn. Fifty-seven land patents issued this week. Archie Hoffman, brother of Mrs. Cotter, was killed running on top of cars to set brakes. An editorial roasted the senate as fossil millionaires. Thirty-five years doesn’t make much difference.
Twenty four years ago report notes a surprise party for Lilian Bassett at the W F Bassett home. John Oldershaw struck in the eye by an air hose during a task. Bridgeport lively, Fourth of July to be observed, parade led by Charles Trognitz. Lodge Pole shipped 35000 pounds of cream.
Representatives from Chappell Lodge Pole Gurley and Potter will attend a dish luncheon. Bishop Lowe will preside and his administration will attract interest. The pastor urges loyal church attendance to foster a fine spirit in the organization. Dr Keve met the local pastor on Tuesday to discuss matters to be disclosed soon.
Fred Dresser bought the Mic Lennon home followed by a U N club gathering hosted by Mrs. Robert Barlow. Joseph Oberfelder visited his son Arthur at the state university. C Jones at St George ranch hosted his mother and two Hastings sisters. Dan Campbell leads Fourth of July parade plans as marshal. City council orders a street sprinkler. John Clark and E W Ziebert renew a three year lease on Rose and Front corner continuing the Vienna Cafe.
Sunday Masses at 7 30 a m and 0 30 a m Rosary Instruction and Benediction at 7 30 p m Weekday Masses at 8 00 a m Rev Anton Line
The local International Bible Students Association class meets every Banday at two o'clock p m at 108 C Street. All who are interested in Bible study are invited to attend. Clara Downey, Class Secretary.
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.
Sunday school at 10 a m with preaching at 11 a m Epworth League at 7 p m and preaching service at 8 p m The community notes an unfortunate measles epidemic but reports a successful Children s Day program with a large crowd and praise for the youths Dr Kevre to speak on the general conference Monday evening July 7 at the church parlors A covered
Sunday services are listed for Trinity Church Sidney with church school at 10 a.m. and morning worship at 11 a.m. Grace Church Gurley holds 9:50 a.m. worship and 10:45 a.m. school. First Church Potter offers 2:30 p.m. Sunday sermon. Rev. W. T. Kahse, pastor.
English services at 10:30 am. An adult class will be confirmed. Last Sunday six joined by baptism. July 6 Walther League rally. Special morning services. Afternoon and evening at Krueger’s Lake. W F Peters.
Last Sabbath's services stressed unseen power ruling all and that God alone is mighty. The lesson urged cultivation of souls and individual culture of citizens. Next Sunday includes preaching at 11, Bible school at 10, Co. E. at 6:30 with the invitation to attend church.
A northwest wind and hail struck Peetz on Friday causing major damage to the Enterprise Lumber Co shed and cutting telegraph and electric lines. The 150 foot roof section toppled, wires were downed, and several wells of telegraph service were disrupted. Damage to the lumber yard was about 600 dollars insured by tornado policy. Hail damaged crops in Peetz Winston area.
This sale at Goodall and Utter runs at wholesale prices before Sunday. There is no excuse for not wearing a diamond this Leap Year. Ask to see them during the closing out sale.
The Royal Neighbors will hold a picnic on Sunday June 29. Members meet at the library at 11:00. Cars will be provided for all. Every member urged to attend.
Home is described in seven lines as a world of strife and love within a safe harbor. It is a father’s kingdom and a mother’s world, a child’s paradise, where the family’s affections and daily meals are found. It is the place where faults are hidden by charity.
A Tri-State Farmer excerpt praises West men including Postmaster Eastman who rushed to a gunfire scene. He armed himself with the postmasters gut and found only a backfiring tractor. Bank robbers should beware such bold locals, the piece notes with humor.
Sidney residents publish proof of Doan's Pills merit for kidney and bladder ailments. Mrs Sol Willis of W Main St reports rapid relief after one box and says kidney function stayed improved twelve years later. Price 60 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo NY.
I do all kinds of jewelry repairing and diamond setting. E. J. Martotte offers expert service at Winders Hardware for repairs and detailed stone work.
Meadow Lawn residents and neighbors share a weekend of visits and outings. The report lists visits to Ed Morrow and R R Bovee homes, fishing trips at Lawrence Forks, shopping in Dalton, and various calls among families including the Morrow, Mayer, Weigand, Kreader, and Sullivan households. Local travels include Rex Rogers driving to Sidney and bridge events in the area.
Fine high grade player piano offered by The Denver Music Co Denver Colo at sacrifice price. Must sell quickly with price terms and particulars provided upon request.
Mrs Dedrick showcases hemstitching at Leon Fine's Store while Haller Garage installs plate giants for Windshickis and Sedan deer models.
E. J. Marcotte notes Winders Hardware offers refined watch repair service. He emphasizes quality, careful handling, and reliable timing for all timepieces. The shop invites customers seeking skilled watch repairs and dependable service.
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