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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1934
Page
4
The newly elected Sidney mayor expresses gratitude to voters for their support and acknowledges Herman Schroeder's meritorious campaign. He pledges cooperation, outlines initial moves to involve ward one residents, and commits to balanced budgeting, a proposed municipal free swimming pool for children, and open discussion with citizens.
The Catholic Church lists weekday masses at 8 am and Sunday services at 7 am 9 30 am with German services at 9 45 and English at 11. Walther league Bible study Thursday at 8 pm and Congregational quarterly meeting Sunday at 2 pm. Instruction for confirmation and adult classes offered. The message cites spiritual renewal and urges faithful attendance. Christian Endeavor meets Sunday at 6 30 pm.
Christian church reports a Sunday Bible school session at 10 a.m. with outstanding turnout and a historic high. The group notes diligent work and rewarding results from the recent service.
At 10 a.m. Sunday, Sunday school follows with worship at 11 a.m. The sermon topic is The Call of the Wild led by Pastor Dr. Paul P. Cheff.
The notice invites worshippers to Sunday services on April 8 at 10 a.m. with a sermon text Luke 24:32 and Pastor William Reddel delivering the sermon.
The notice lists Bible School at 9 45 a m Worship and Sermon at 11 a m and Luther League at 7 p m. Dr W T Kahse, Pastor, extends a cordial invitation to attend these services.
Service of Holy communion at 8 4. m Church school at 9:45 a. m. James B Roe Rector.
Mr and Mrs Ray Frame accompanied their daughter Edna to Alliance where Miss Frame will continue hospital work.
A series of Sunday dinners and visits unfold across the Beyer, Sterling, Welton, Seimers, and McMullen households. People include Mr and Mrs Frank Beyer and sons Clarence and Bernard, Mrs Henry Johnson and children, the Weltons and Willis Beyer, and Fern Happel visiting from Alliance. Charles Overman leaves for Colorado for an indeterminate period.
Mrs Pete Nesor and neighbors celebrated Joe Kubis birthday Wednesday evening. Mrs Leon Karnick returned from a funeral in Dodge. Jack Newport shifts jobs to Ray Fisher. Busy Bee club met with 11 members and 4 visitors. lunch served. Upcoming meeting will feature a funny roll call joke. Crowell family and son as supper guests at Charles Smith’s. H B Fisher and kids from Loveland moved near Pierre as Sunday school missionary. Ray Fisher and Clayton Spencer hauled hogs to Scottsbluff. Alex Spencer and children visited Kimball. Pete Nelson’s wife stayed with rheumatic sister W D Mathewson. Billy Smiths and sons visited. Frei children visited Sidney. Easter program at Corner Sunday school. Charles Fisher and Norman visited Edwin Erickson. Olga Schuessler weekend with parents. Locals attended cantata in Potter. Albert Benish and Vidla Benish visited Joe Kubis.
Rev and Mrs G H Boehnke and family shared Sunday dinner at the Ben Hilpert home. Also visiting were Mr and Mrs John Mueller and the Art Schuessler home, plus Mr and Mrs Homer Fisher and their baby from Loveland Colorado.
A flurry of Sunday and weekday calls highlights social visits among residents. J E Morrow called on George Reetz, Herman Schubarth and Art Brandenberg. Mr and Mrs Hugo Haack and family spent Sunday at Lewis Seeman’s. Mr and Mrs Charles Herbold Sheimer and Mr and Mrs Homer Fisher visited W D Mathewson’s home. Mrs D W Mathewson, recently ill, is improving. Other gatherings included guests at Art Schubarth, Ben Hilpert, and J B Morrow homes with families and friends.
Local notes record visits and gatherings across Sunnyside families including the Wises, Niebaum, Brandl, Omel, Talish, Halsey, Teis and Rexroth clans. Visitors from Fremont and Sidney frequent Lodge Pole calls while Maple Grove Local presented Such a Night play to the community. Community events include a Farmers Union meeting and a Clever Circle gathering.
The Helping Hand club met at Mrs Ray Tremain s home on Wednesday. Mrs E A Johnson Mr and Mrs James Tighe and family visited the Schmidt home. Mrs J A Talish was a Lodge Pole caller Thursday. Clarence and Arthur Peters were Lodge Pole callers Saturday. Mrs W W Wise attended Ladies Aid at Lodge Pole Thursday. Oscar Olson was a Suno caller. Mr and Mrs Albert Brand ed at John Theis home Saturday. Charles Wise was a Lodge Pole caller Wednesday. Arlene Schmale spent the week with relatives. Mr and Mrs Herman Dykman and daughter and Mrs M J Weassum spent Sunday at H C Schmales.
Paul L. Martin led a Lions Club discussion on kidnapping law types as M. H. Robineau shared notes from a trip east. Three new members were inducted: Ray Babcock, William Edwards, and George Forsythe.
Mrs Pearspines and Mrs Frank Englert of Dalton are noted guests at district 77 school Tuesday. Rosetta Seimers Ruth Sparks among senior girls entertained by the Business and Professional Women’s club Tuesday evening. Mr and Mrs J A Sparks and family were dinner guests at Otto Kurz home Wednesday. Edwin Blanke visited Paul Sparks Wednesday evening. Mr and Mrs William Hecker and sons spent Sunday at the Hecker home in Peetz. Mr and Mrs Elmer Childs were entertained at the T W Hawkins home.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Cruise were guests at the Ed Brockelsby home Sunday. Esther Grant entertained at a party Sunday afternoon for Vera Sparks, Margaret Miller, Dorothy.
Lipke and Ruth Kinton hosted visitors Lipke and Ruth Kinton. Leo Glaubitz spent the weekend with Junior Sparks. Conrad Glanz was a guest of Lowell Wolverton Sunday. J A Sparks welcomed Howard Parker and family for weekend visits in Cheyenne. Fred Seimers and family were dinner guests at the Dick Seimers home. Jean Guppe becomes a new pupil in district. 77
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