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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1932
Page
5
Presbyterian Church invites attendees to Sunday school at 10 a.m. and worship at 11 a.m. Topic for the sermon is Christ is Marching On led by Dr. Paul P. Cheff, pastor.
Sunday school at ten in the morning and celebration of Holy Communion and sermon at eleven. Young people's society meets at six thirty in the evening.
Trinity English Lutheran invites to church school at 9:45 a.m. under Walter Johnson superintendent and worship with sermon at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Cordial invitation extended by Dr. W. T. Kahse, pastor.
Catholic Church advertises Sunday masses at 7:400 and 9:30 in the morning with Sunday evening devotions rosary instruction and benediction at 7:30 pm Weekday masses are at 7:00 pm Anton Link is the pastor.
The church reports record Bible school attendance last Sunday with 10 o clock sessions and a baptism at the evening service. Morning sermon next Sunday at 11 o clock titled The Full Man with an evening service at 7 30. Christian Endeavor at 6 30 p m and Thursday prayer service at 7 15. Pastor J H Bicknell invites worship.
The Jesson sermon in all Christ Science churches centers on unreality and the settled word in heaven. Scriptural readings include Psalms 119 89 104 and I Corinthians 8 5 6 with a correlative from Science and Health stating God is good and spiritual while evil and matter are unreal.
A new Ford eight cylinder model was introduced this week at metropolitan showrooms drawing strong interest from the public. The reveal highlighted performance potential and design features expected to boost Ford’s lineup and sales.
The Ford introduces a radical new eight cylinder engine delivering 65 horsepower and 75 mph top speed. Fourteen body types feature a streamlined design with silent gear shift, rubber engine mounts, advanced carburetion, automatic spark control, and four wheel brakes. The chassis uses rubber insulators, insulated body, and roomy interiors with adjustable driver seats and new instrument panel.
Northern Nebraska saw two striped and differential grasshopper forms at high flight. They resembled Rocky Mountain migrants in behavior, with heat driving short flights and wind aiding long-distance movement. Experts discuss forms of the same species under varying food and weather conditions.
At a Tuesday caucus about 50 electors named candidates for Potter village and school elections on April 5. Three town trustees will be chosen from D F Enevoldsen William Goding Dr W T Sloan John Seyfang Alfred Arnell George Gunderson with police magistrate contenders John Quein and Dr A J Ames, who has withdrawn. School board nominees for district 9 are Edgar Johnson Elmer Seyfang William Helsing and William Hagmeister, with two seats for three years. Edgar Anderson seeks re-election and Ford Weikhorst, slated for rotation, declined nomination.
Charles J Knutzman born January 12 1871 in Highland Illinois died Easter Sunday March 26 1932 at Taylor hospital. Married Caroline Emegler January 29 1898 at Bellville Illinois. Survived by son Charles H Knutzman daughter Lucille Knutzman Kritschner one grandchild Charles C Knutzman of Bellville two sisters Mrs J P Fischer and Mrs Richard Andrews of O Fallon and two brothers William of Trenton Illinois Louis of St Louis Missouri.
Local column recounts numerous visits and social calls among families including Bolton Schweit zberger Meier Fleming and Phelps. School notes mention nine students present, a class play, upcoming teacher training ambitions, seed corn tests, and Burnett’s views on diversified farming.
A blunt reflection on farming as a risky venture notes that while the field bears hardship, an inventory might reveal some credit-side gains. The tone suggests caution about profits and lingering hope for positive entries on the farm’s balance sheet.
Community reports from North Potter recount visits to Sidney and local homes. Activities include quilting at the Busy Neighbors club, birthday celebrations for Mrs Johnson, dinners and weekend stays with families such as the Tank and Harms households, and numerous callers and Sunday visits.
Mr care Mrs Arthur Harms and famy end Mr and Mrs Irving Sanders Were Sunday dinner guests at the Emil Tank home Leaks in your roof are easily and quickly mended with Cook's Moisture Rel Coztine Thomas Lumber Co Telegraph Wanteds Get Results
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