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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1928
Page
7
Local residents travel to Crete North Platte and Cheyenne on various business trips and social visits. Many townsfolk attend the Cheyenne county fair with a large Sidney delegation. hospital and school events, births, and local court activity are noted alongside travel to Denver and Lincoln for work and education.
Mrs Mark Martin entertained the Wednesday bridge club at her home at one o'clock with a pink color scheme and flowers. Out of town guest Mrs James O Connell. prize went to Mrs C C Rush for highest bridge score. Seniors juniors and sophomores hosted freshmen at a Tuesday watermelon feast two miles north of town after school with chaperone instructors.
Cheyenne county fair hosts education day with schools closing countywide to allow students to attend. Attendance expected to be the largest day of the fair as all schools suspend classes for the event.
In a parish bulletin, St. Chushes Church lists Sunday masses at 7 00 and 9 30 am. Sunday evening devotions rosary instruction and benediction begin at 7 30. Weekday mass is at 7 00 am led by Pastor Anton Link.
The Rev L J Lewis field secretary for western Nebraska of the Presbyterian church will occupy the pulpit Sunday morning. He has preached in Sidney before and is favorably spoken of. Attendance is hoped for. Sunday school teachers and officers held a helpful conference Tuesday evening and planned Rally Day observances. H C Welker Pastor.
The notice lists September events for Trinity Ev Lutheran South Sidney and Gurley. Missions festivals September 16 and 23 with no services. September 30 German services at 10:30 and 9:30 Sunday school. Rev Dreyer from Mitchell preaches German at 10:00 September 10. Rev Heins from Chappell speaks English at 2:30. Lunch at noon. September 23 English services at 10:00. September 30 Congregational meeting at 2:00 as part of the regular quarterly meet. Pastor W. F. Peters.
United Lutheran Church in Gurley announces a full Sunday program with Bible school at 10 a.m. worship at 11 a.m. basket lunch at noon, then 2 p.m. service. Dr. Guss will preach in the morning and Rev. Max J. Harder in the afternoon. Sidney Holy Trinity also invites worshipers at 10 a.m. and 7:45 p.m. with Dr. Guss delivering the sermon.
Edwin W. Ingwerson born January 5 1864 died in Denver following surgery after last rites at Weyerts church. He lived near Weeping Water Nebraska before moving to Weyerts Cheyenne county in 1900 and resided there 28 years. Survived by widow Barbara Harshman and ten children plus many grandchildren and siblings. He valued church work, hospitality, and community service.
Distanced attendees gathered for a funeral honoring William Ingwerson of Springview and others. Participants named include Raymond and William of Springview, Henry of Ardmore, Lewis of Hooper, Otto of Wayne, Mrs Jit Dodson of Hay Springs, and families Jeff Dodson Byron Wayne Floyd Harshman George Harshman and daughter Brandon, along with John Harshman and son Venango.
Governor Al Smith denounces a whispering campaign claim that he was intoxicated at the New York state fair. He states a dozen to twenty reporters saw him sober in Syracuse on August 30 and warns of potential libel suits. Mrs Sanford and Mrs Bauer figures are entangled in the dispute with no clear truth.
Falls City Nebraska ad from Richardson County Bank promoting cream purchases at 40c to 42c with a guaranteed satisfaction promise. It urges regular shipments to Falls City Creamery Company and promises transportation payments, emphasizing the benefit to cream producers.
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