Sidney Meets Test in Gridiron Today
Sidney practices two first string backfields Lundberg Fuller Butterfield and Rabe plus Mayer Pfiel Sack and Bentley as coach plans to test both units in today’s game.
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1938
Page
8
Sidney practices two first string backfields Lundberg Fuller Butterfield and Rabe plus Mayer Pfiel Sack and Bentley as coach plans to test both units in today’s game.
County officials announce a teachers institute next week featuring speakers County Treasurer Gertrude M. Nelson County Superintendent C N Anderson and superintendents from Kimball Oshkosh Sidney Chappell with principals and administrators expected to attend across the region.
Congressman Coffee argues a land bank is logical but notes limited acreage in the United States fits pumping. He urges western lawmakers to back farmers adopting irrigation if water supply supports the shift. He says a federal bureau engineer conducted soil and water testing in western Nebraska and expects a district report to aid recognition. In Sidney he met friends but could not reach others before traveling to Chadron Wednesday evening.
Vizina, after weeks studying state inspection demands, will inspect cars at the Sidney station despite pending stickers and issue them when they arrive. The station sits in the building just north of the Burlington depot, former Simpson Machine Shop site.
Efforts to secure government aid for the Killham well in the Lodge Pole valley and west Sidney Draw have stalled, but a renewed drive is expected. The well could spur drilling across the Sidney Draw, where finance limits large scale irrigation plans. Landowners are ready to pump irrigation if financing is obtained, as beets and other crops show strong potential in Cheyenne county. Noted irrigation expert H W Bigler called Sidney Draw the finest potential area he has seen, predicting a brighter future than in nearby Colorado districts.
Two Sidney men looted a station and damaged property then fled pursued by a car. Logan drove close to the pursuing machine while Lowe noted the license Illinois 1540 495. They informed Night Policemen Krueger and Runge who, after contacting nearby towns, chased west unsuccessfully. The suspects, unarmed, planned to force the other car into a ditch but were persuaded by Lowe. They fled toward Potter before exiting on a side road. Police believe the same two men committed the break-ins.
Two Sidney educators have articles in the September issue of the Nebraska Educational Journal. Miss Dorothy Putnam of Sidney High School writes "Buddy," a story about a child she taught for two years and a plea for better programs for physically defective children. Miss Carrie L. Anderson, a junior high instructor, contributes "Teaching of Hygiene," outlining a nineteen unit plan and effective teaching methods to engage students.
Nebraska's weekly accident survey reports total accidents at 278 for the week ending September 17, down from 341 the prior period. The casualty list stands at 220 with 12 deaths, including four child fatalities and 43 injuries. Automobile mishaps drop to 94, play and sports injuries 30, farm accidents 40, and industrial mishaps 25, with several notable fatal incidents and injuries across transport, households, and public spaces.
Dr Leo J Thomas a noted Ciiropraetor and naturopath maintains offices in the Oxborn Building. Clients seek alternative therapies and herbal consultations under his guidance.
Officials said the new wage-hour law will take effect Oct 24 with federal standards of 25 cents per hour minimum and a 44 hour workweek. Guidance opinions will be issued to help employers determine applicability, listing industries clearly under the law.
Catholic church lists weekday 7 a m and Sunday 7 8 and 9 30 a m masses with 7 30 p m rosary devotion. Foursquare Gospel Church on Linden Street led by Rev and Mrs LeFevre with parsonage at 1345 Illinois Street. Friday 7 45 p m parsonage service. Sunday School 10 a m and worship 11 a m with evening service 7 45 p m. Revival Oct 4 23 nightly except Monday led by Sister Youngland Ellsworth and Sister Ellsworth with girl evangelists. church invites all members and friends. John J Sheaff minister.
The Christian Church promotes Stewardship month with the sermon Steward ship of Life. Sunday services begin at 7 30 pm and the official board meets Tuesday October 4 at 7 30 pm. Choir practice also at 7 30 pm Thursday. Ralph M Dyer minister.
Church events list includes Sunday School 9:45 Morning Worship 11:00 with sermons on Childlike or Child ish and Foundations Well Laid Epworth League 6:30 Evening Worship 7:30 Tuesday 10:00 am group meeting of Methodist Ministers and Laymen Chancellor B F Schwartz Nebraska Wesleyan University address at 3 pm Wednesday 7:30 Mid week prayer service Thursday 7:15 Choir Rehearsal Sunday Rally Day.
The Ladies of the Presbyterian Circle hold a bake sale Saturday morning starting at 10 o clock in O Skaggs store.
The famed Italian poet D Annunzio returned a letter from a postman saying it was addressed to "Italy's greatest poet." He replied it was not his and quipped that if it were for him it would read "To the world's greatest poet."
Sunday School at 9 30 A M German Communion service at 9 30 A M English services at 10 30 A M Announcement for German Communion this Friday from 4 to 8 p m Going to church will not save man but not going to church will damn him He that doeth not hear the Word of God to his renovation shall hear it some day to his condemnation H F Krohn Pastor.
Divine services Sunday at 10 in English with a Job 19 25 27 based address. Theme Job's Triumphant Song of Faith in View of Death. Quarterly congregational meeting set for Sunday at 2 PM. Otto H. Wittig, Pastor.
Episcopal Dean P E Spehr presides on the sixteenth Sunday after Trinity with 9 45 a m church school and 11 00 a m holy communion A cordial welcome extended St Marys Guild meets Monday with Evelyn Clarke and choir practice Thursday at 7 30 pm
At 10 A M a Sunday School session and 11 A M worship service feature a sermon titled The Lamb Slain. Special music includes songs with Mrs R Clark at the piano and Paul P Cheff associated with the program.
Pastor Dr W T Kahse invites worshippers to Holy Communion at 11 am and Bible School at 9 45 am. The Life Course lessons begin with Christian life studies, praised as top Sunday School material. Confirmation starts Saturday Oct 8 at 1 pm. parents urged to enroll children.
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