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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1924
Page
9
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Thirty four years ago in Sidney, the creamery resumes operation. A Brower son dies from a rattlesnake bite. Livery change hands, world touring Train, and local business moves. Memorial Day parade and ceremonies list participants, marshal, route, and fort program details.
The Telegraph item recalls a Patenburg fire raising questions about a fire department. Dora Kruse dies at her son Ernest’s home May 18 born 1814. William Krueger and Maggie Kurth wed May 17 near Sidney as parents celebrate 25th anniversary. A murdered tramp dies after a stockyard stabbing, coroner Bassett conducts inquest. Ward raiding hobos, a marriage license issued to James Childers and May Cawley, and school year notes. Grading railroad work progresses. no Sidney graduation this year. A list of local program participants from May 8 wedding in Sidney and open house receipts.
A Mother's day program was held at the J. W. Shoemaker home with musical numbers by Martha Greenlee Mrs. Pate Mrs. Ahrens Ethel Wright Mabel Closman Miss Fleming and Miss Diextra Prof Pate gave an address Mrs Simon attends the national federation of womens clubs in Cincinnati as district vice president of the state organization Wallace Fosterhoudt completed a residence for travelers Chris Weyerts and N W Foster are new Ford owners The baseball season opened Sunday against Kimball Sidney won 9 to 4 Mayor Siebert pitched the first ball Sheriff McDaniel behind the bat W P Miles at bat Sidney lineup Kissell Schauburg Taylor Owens Van Sickle Pettit Dorsey Webb Baker
Teexasle Viola Cox and Henry Wm Erdwin, homesteaders near Peetz, were married May 16. Another motion picture concern has moved into the Oberfelder building. The charge is 10 cents. The American bank has installed a burglar alarm.
The schedule lists Mass at 7 30 a m and 2 80 a m with Rosary instruction and Benedictine at 7 80 p m Weekdays Mass at 8 00 a m Rev Anton Line.
The local Bible class meets Sundays at 2:00 PM at an y street. All interested in Bible study are invited to attend. Clara Downey serves as Class Secretary.
Bible school starts at 10:00 a m with communion and preaching at 11:00 a m Christian endeavor meets at 6:30 p m followed by preaching at 7:30 p m.
Pastor Samuel Light urges personal study and belief in unchanging truth. Union Memorial services are set for next Sunday at M B Church with Bible school at 10 a.m. and Co. E. at 6:30 p.m. Westminster Circle meets Thursday May 29 with a call to reason together. Though sins be scarlet they shall be white as snow.
The St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church and Trinity of the South Divide plan a Sunday school picnic at 10 30 with lunch at noon. No boating or swimming will be allowed. The annual class will be confirmed June 1. Reunion services for young people in the evening will be held in English led by W F Peters.
M E Church sets Sunday school at 10 a m and union Memorial service at 11 a m with all churches joining at the Methodist church. Epworth League meets at 7 p m and a baccalaureate sermon is planned. Announcement invites public attendance and notes last week’s Sunday attendance reached three hundred seventy.
Trinity church Sidney Church school starts at 10 a.m. Worship and sermon at 11 a.m. Grace church Gurley holds morning worship at 11 a.m. Dr Kahse spends week at Fremont on church business. Rev W T Kahse, Pastor.
A church message on last Sunday emphasized that faith rests on knowing God through scripture rather than following others. It urged believers to study to show themselves approved, citing truth as freedom and warning against relying on creeds or leaders.
The Second Division of Kens ington will hold a bake sale Saturday May 24 at Olson's meat market starting at 2 00 PM.
This week at the U S A theater features the final chapter of the serial and family night with admission for 50 cents. Bargain night Saturday offers 20 cents for adults and 10 cents for children. Wednesday is ladies night with one free admission for a lady when a gentleman pays to see Her Temporary Husband. Miss Neubauer's dancing tots perform Monday with Jackie Coogan highlighted.
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