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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1930
Page
6
Catholic Anday mass schedule and various church activities across Catholic Lutheran Presbyterian Episcopal and Methodist churches detailed. Pastors and lay leaders named with service times plus social events and a Hallowe en party and Crystal Wedding Anniversary noted with attendees listed.
Thank you note from W. W. Schulz expresses gratitude to Cheyenne county voters for electing him county sheriff and promises a term of strict honesty and adherence to law enforcement policies. Concurrently an old classified ad lists a for sale modern 5 room bungalow near a school and rental information for a furnished room on 966 6th Ave.
Members of the American Legion auxiliary held their regular meeting Tuesday evening to handle routine business. Mrs. J. C. Parks was reelected recording secretary after the previous appointee resigned. Plans began for Armistice Day in Kimball with early meeting at the high school. Those with cars urged to help transport others. A piano and other hall items will be purchased before the next meeting. District convention planning for Sidney was discussed. Mrs. R. B. Hamilton presented the historian's annual report, and treasurer Mrs. Hugh Slawson gave a brief financial update. Hostesses provided lunch.
A brief message thanking Cheyenne County voters for loyal support in the election and expressing hope for continued goodwill and cooperation in the next term, with a pledge that service from the office will be satisfactory to all.
Notice to stockholders directors depositors and claimants that the bank receiver has filed a final report and seeks discharge. A hearing on discharge is set in Sidney Nebraska on December 1 1930 at 10 A M Objections must be filed with the District Court Clerk before the hearing date. H C Peterson Receiver Nebraska State Bank Sidney Nebraska. Also includes farm bargains and a hat sale notice.
The proclamation recalls the Armistice ending World War I and honors the millions who died and contributed to liberty. It emphasizes American sacrifice and national homage on each anniversary to those who supported victory.
Mayor Herman Schroeder proclaims Tuesday November 11 1930 as a holiday to honor the patriotic memory of the army and navy and the sacrifices of those who aided in time of national danger. City Clerk Carl Jones attests the proclamation dated November 6 1930 at Sidney Nebraska.
The father and son banner event at the Christian church has been postponed to November 13 from the original date of November 6. Couch Apts aired notice offering childcare by Mrs. Mary Jones for night coverage.
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