Sidney postal notice marks second class import
Entered at the post office at Sidney Missouri as second class matter.
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1924
Page
9
Entered at the post office at Sidney Missouri as second class matter.
Elected Odd Fellows officers included E. J. Raymond as N G A Teagarden as Wv G and Adam Ickes as secretary H W Chowins named grand lodge delegate A new siding project by U P surveyors between Sidney and Pine Bluffs A Pomerys attend Overland Park Driving association meeting in Denver A petition with 282 names seeks a $10000 bond to build a North Platte river bridge near Bayard The Telegraph sold to Cary and Lyon A W Atkins becomes permanent resident Marriage licenses issued to four couples Memorial day observances led by G A R K of P I O F and I Q O O F parades at fort and cemetery Children and others participate in programs at local churches and school Events honor veterans and pageantry including Col De Castro John Carey and Johnnie Bettendorf Also notes on irrigation feasibility for Divide area Henry Eckert’s return to Sidney WH Gray visits Sidney Mont Chase shifts from printing to farming plans and local town notes
The itemized Nile of Sidney includes a marriage at Mrs. Slinghuff s home, James K Childers and May Cawley, by Elder Slinghuff on May 17. U P worker Childers plans farming and cattle work. Alerts urge hydrant shutoffs after fires due to low water. A £200 reward is offered for the tramp murder case. A lightning strike damages John Whistler farm house, 400 bushels grain burned. Memorial Day graves decorated by E V Summers Post G A R and Sons of Veterans. Methodist church improvements and an 11 o clock address by Rev. Austin. A public meeting discussed U P water sourcing beyond rail line, presided by J W Harper.
A busy Sidney column reports waterworks talks with eastern firms as the city plans a new water system and seeks a fire department. A mining cave death near the creek claims Jay Phillips, age 14, while jewelry thefts spark sheriff action. Local bus lines, new grocery openings, track progress, school program highlights, and church notices fill a wide spread of community life. Bishop Titus Lowe’s Episcopacy brings Methodist cheers, with Dr Embree announced for Sunday.
George H. Parks and Frances Robinson wed May 21 at Tulesburg. Bob Dyke’s harness celebration turned hazardous as his team bolted injuring him on the north divide. DD T Hall suffered serious injuries unloading cream at Burlington station and was taken to Cheyenne hospital. Dan McAleese plans travel to Ireland next week, and John Seifer learns of his father’s death. Amberola phonograph purchase noted, Eastern Star officers installed, Womans club officers named, and Dedrick brothers dissolve partnership at Sidney Marble Works. Dedrick boys reel in a 28 pound fish at Krueger’s lake.
Rosary instruction at 4 30 a m and Benediction at 7 80 p m weekdays mass at 8 00 a m led by Rev Anton Line.
The local class meets Sundays at 2 p m at 102 street. All interested in Bible study invited. Clara Downey, Class Secretary.
Bible school at 10 00 a m Communion and preaching at 11 00 a m Christian endeavor at 6 30 p m Preaching at 7 30 p m
Next Sunday June 1 a class of five will be confirmed with Sunday school at 9 30 English services at 11 30 A reunion service with a special sermon for the young people is set for 7 30 Pentecost day German services will be at 10 30 English services with Holy Communion at 7 30 Announcements are requested for Saturday.
Union services were celebrated last Sunday as Dr. Kahese returned from North Platte and Midland college to preach the Memorial sermon. The Christian community honors the true American soldier and urges unity beyond self interest. Services scheduled with Bible school at 10 a.m. and CEB at 6:30 p.m. Pastor Samuel Light invites all to come to Christ.
UNITED LUTHERAN CHURCH June 1 1924 Sidney Gurley Fremont and Potter churches announce morning and evening services with Sunday school at 10 and worship times. A Midland assembly for church workers runs June 5 to June 10 in Fremont with $215000 pledged toward a $500000 goal. Rev. W T Kahse pastor.
St Martha's Guild conducts a bake sale at Greenlees' grocery on Saturday June 7. Proceeds support guild activities and church programs.
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