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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1919
Page
3
Meadow Park rings with song as Sunol Spring arrives. Guy Gilbert bought a Fordson tractor last week and the high school received several donations toward a community project.
Lois and Eunice Booth hosted a Saturday evening for young people with Miss Leah Booth Mrs. Dale Harrison of Julesburg Colorado and Miss Alice Birmingham of Sidney among the guests. Sundl sees moving week as L B Allington occupies Ed Smith residence Henry Pavlat moves in and Kuceras shifts from the farm. Ed Comstock returns from Morrill after a visit. Frank Pavlat comes home after army discharge. Francis hauled sand for Albert Fenske last Friday. A Sunday School crowd gathered with more expected next Sunday.
Herman Schroeder spent last week in Omaha for Shriner affairs. Dr. Zwink, recently in Denver, reports greatly improved health. Oscar Zimmers of U P visited North Platte and Fremont on business for three days. Mrs. Lucy Clothier of Grand Island toured Sidney to buy property. Mrs. A A Rudd's father J E B Davison, Cheyenne County pioneer, arrived from California. Mrs. Rudd was called to Colorado due to her brother Dorris Davison’s serious illness on a claim near Kimball.
The Methodist Church holds services in the basement of the new church a pleasant commodious place for worship. Sunday School starts at 10 a.m. Preaching at 11 a.m. Haworth League at 6 30 p.m. Evening service at 7 90 p.m.
St Patrick's Church holds weeklong services at 8 am Sunday mass 9 am high mass and 7 30 pm evening devotions. During Lent special services run at 7 30 pm with Wednesday Rosary sermon and Benediction and Friday stations of the Cross and Benediction. All are invited.
Sunday School at Trinity Sidney 9 45 a m worship 7 50 p m Dorcas Society to meet April 4 at parsonage Grace Gurley Sunday School 10 00 a m worship 11 00 a m weekly evening services except Saturday Rev Elmer Kahl pastor guiding the congregation in grace and worship with invitations to all attendees
Next Sabbath will be the banner day for Sunday School with a special 9 am service focusing on past and future work. Mrs. Martin steps back from leadership as new officers are installed and duties begin. Dedication occurs April 6 with Bishop M S Hughs present.
Nebraska women urged a strong Victory Liberty Loan donation as a tribute to returning soldiers. The appeal frames postwar sacrifice, pride, and national effort as the real peace offering, urging collective support.
The notice advertises Dr Kimpston dentistry with a phone number 12 and a homespun slogan No place like home. It also promotes patronizing Osborn Battery Station and mentions Sidney Lumber Co as part of the ad.
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