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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1925
Page
9
Rev. Anton Link leads services with Mass at 7 00 a m and 1 30 a m on Sundays Rosary instruction and benediction follow at 7 30 p m Weekday Mass is at 8 00 a m The notice lists the church schedule and the clergy.
Bible school begins at 10:00 a m Communion and preaching at 11 00 a m Christian Endeavor at 6 30 p m Preaching at 7 30 p m Minister H M Mitchell leads services in this church notice.
A local congregation reports a Sunday worship with song and notes the Church of Jesus Christ as a force for good. Next Sabbath will feature the Lord's Supper, baptism, and membership re ception. Easter service at 11 am, Bible school at 10 am, C E at 0:30 pm. Pastor Samuel Light invites attendance.
A moving picture lecture by the Anti-Saloon League will be shown at the M E church on Friday evening April 17. All interested in good government should attend. Children must be accompanied by their parents. Admission is free.
Easter at M. E. Church in Sidney features an 11 a.m. service with special music and a baptismal, Christening, and transfer of membership by letter or profession. An Easter cantata titled Olivet to Calvary will be performed by the choir, directed by Mrs. F. O. Burgess. Bishop George Miller will preach next Sunday evening on the Mexico and Central America field.
The text notes Easter English and German services at St Pauls and Salem EV Lutheran churches with Holy Communion. Rev W Ludwig to conduct German services on Easter Monday. The West Nebraska Wyoming conference meets in Sidney April 12 23 as guests of SORETER ETON. Salem quarterly meeting set for April 19.
The school increases attendance and interest with an Easter program in the evening. Easter sermon at 11 a.m. includes reception of members and baptism of adults and children. Bishop Miller, visiting April 19, is a real treat. The entire community is invited. Leslie A. Moore, Pastor.
The Center M E Church northwest of Gurley and southwest of Dalton holds an Easter program at 2 p.m. on Easter Sunday April 12 with an Easter sermon at 3 p.m. followed by adult and child baptisms and reception of members. Tessie A. Moore, Pastor.
United Lutheran Church announces a Good Friday service at 7 30 p m with Holy Communion and the choir singing Nearer the Cross. Easter Sunday features a 10 a m church school, 11 a m Holy Communion and a 2 30 p m service with a Resurrection Glory sermon and an Anthem Hosanna to the Living Lord. Children will be baptized during the Sunday service.
The church schedules an Early Easter Communion and sermon at 8 30 a m A church school session at 10 a m and a special program led by the church school at 8 p m reflecting a full day of church activities for Easter observers.
Foster services and Holy Communion are scheduled for 2 30 p m and all services are open to the public Come and worship with us Pastor W T Kabse D D.
Christ Church Episcop al Easter services will be conducted in St Hildas church Kimball at 9 a.m. Cers leave Christ Church at 9 a.m. Bring your car. Thomas M Melrose Rector.
The report notes a major social event, the Bader Monday charity hall at Hardy's, expected to draw prominent attendees and supporters for a community fundraiser.
Russell Dederick and Karl Trognitz return from Lexington as their school plans fall reopening in the fall. J J McIntosh E W Ziebert and Herman Schroeder elected to the village council. Victor Knox undergoes lung surgery with pus removed as pneumonia compounds illness. Sidney Military Band hires T H Lynch as director for a free Tobin Opera House concert. A runaway mule incident near Sunol ends in Sidney. A new steam laundry ready for operation under Manager Mr Huff. Sidney becomes a key Burling ton transfer hub with 25 to 100 daily throughtraffic and strong Shipman receipts.
The Telegraph notes heavy snows and soaking rains raise Lodgepole creek toward a new high water mark. Ranchers check dam integrity while local sportsmen report many wild ducks along the banks. Al Kruse's hunting success stands out as a highlight. A birth adds to community news as Chamberses welcome a twelve pound boy. Local students excel in math and spelling as premiers and bead marks are celebrated. A dance at the skating rink features Prof Klein's Bohemian orchestra delivering lively music.
The Telegraph reports a sweeping victory for the people's ticket in the village election. The new council will include Robert Oberfelder, Curtis Essig, Edmund Doran, Wm. Moore, and John G. Baker. Thieves broke into the home of Mrs.
Slingluff stole 10 bushels of wheat 500 bushels of corn and 5 bushels millet last Saturday. Thieves were caught and sentenced to prison. Rev Osborns rooms robbed fifteen dollars and other valuables. Rumor says Wm Brennan may move Sidney business to Denver. Frank Mallon buys H McFadden property on Rose street. Fire behind T B Dawson store sparks a blaze. early detection averted disaster.
The Odd Fellows received a Mason and Hamlin chapel organ costing 190 dollars, via L. H. Essig, described as handsome. A Deadwood to Sidney stage stalled in a snow drift near Pumpkin creek. Edward Peterson, former Fort Mead postmaster, went back for help and has not been heard from. Also, six carloads of freight bound for Pine Bluffs and Custer City, Dakota arrived at J. Sutherland and Company, with George and Human leading a grading contract for ten miles on the Oregon Short Line, taking thirty-two men and large teams. Four engines stuck in a snow drift in April, noted as unusual for the region.
The Bronson Farmers Union Local expresses deep sympathy to Mr and Mrs Walter Meyer and family on the loss of their young daughter Gladys This committee notes the sorrow and offers condolences to the family during their time of bereavement.
A cold wave term describes a 230 degree fall in 24 hours bringing temperatures below freezing. Burke's advertises a big 39e lb chocolate candy sale.
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