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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1932
Page
5
In Catholic Church, Sunday masses at 7:00 and 9:30 a.m. Sunday evening devotions rosary instruction and benediction at 7:30 p.m. Weekday masses at 7:00 a.m. Anton Link, Pastor.
A notice invites all to tabernacle services each night except Monday and Saturday. Bible study on Tuesday and Thursday, evangelistic services other nights, and Thursday healing services urging all to bring the sick. Emphasizes building a strong Sunday school and welcomes attendees.
At 10 a.m. Sunday school and 11 a.m. worship follow with a sermon titled The Philosophy of Judging led by Dr. Paul P. Cheff, pastor. The service outlines include guidance and reflection.
The Trinity English Lutheran Church announces Sunday services at 9:45 am for church school and 11 am for worship and sermon. The Luther League meets at 6:30 pm with newly elected officers led by George Averman. A Friday church parlors gathering organized the league with J A Perkins speaking on My Church in My Life.
At 9:45 a m church school. 11 a m morning worship and sermon. 6:30 p m Haworth leagues for high school and young people. 7:30 p m evensong and sermon. Minister F Charling Mills.
Sunday school at 10 a m with Bible class and English divine worship at 11 a m led by J B Roe rector. Pastor B C Wiebke urges parents to ensure children attend regularly and learn salvation, inviting all neighbors to church.
The American Sunday School Union now features Rev. P. B. Castle of 1321 2nd Avenue Scottsbluff representing the Scotts Bluff field. The field includes Scotts Bluff Kimball Banner Morrill Cheyenne Deuel and Garden counties. Castle arrives from Iowa where he spent two years in Sunday school mission work and is ready to serve rural communities across the field.
Mrs. Jack Atkins and daughters Jean and Betty Mae called at the Virgil Atkins home Sunday morning. Mr. and Mrs. James Mohatt and daughter and Mr. and Mrs. John Mohatt and son were Sunday guests at the George Hockerson home. Clement Krez is working for Everett Mohatt at present. The following pupils of district 156 won perfect attendance merits for the month of March: Robert, Delphine and Betty Anderson, Margaret and Kathleen Mohatt. Visit-
A candidate expresses sincere appreciation for the primary vote and pledges to work economically, faithfully, and honestly for the public if elected in November. The statement emphasizes fulfilling duties to the best of ability and serving public interests.
The column lists visits and events across Potter and nearby towns. Names such as Jean Atkins, Helen Chambers, Cecila Kurz, Sam Chambers, Otto Kurz Jr., J W Atkins, Virgil Atkins, Geraldine, Frank Kurz, Bobby Kurz, Marie Butherus, Genevieve Van Aelsyn, Robert Kurz, and others attend birthdays, parties, and dinners. Farm news covers seed loan talks, oats and barley feeding, and a farmers union meeting with County Agent Willey and Prec. Stowe. Local visits include Alsworths, Cortneys, Kurzs, Owens, and Bristons with various trips to Sidney, Gering, Cheyenne, and Oklahoma.
Mrs. N S Miller reports car collision involving Mrs Ralph Robertson but only a scare. An operetta Windmills of Holland drew visitors from Sidney Kimball and Dix. Ray Johnson resumes as manager of the Wheat Belt baseball club. Bridges, visits, and health notes fill Potter notes with denver trip, shower hosted by American Legion auxiliary, Ladies Aid church meeting, and plans for Potter high school girls to attend an athletic contest in Chappell.
Fred Kettler called at the J. A. Sparks home Wednesday morning. The N. P. B. club held its achievement program at the school house Friday night. The program was exceptionally fine and everyone had a good time. John Kurz called at the J. A. Sparks home Friday. Vera Sparks stayed overnight.
Sunnyside residents record a busy spell of visits and social calls with Mrs. John Theis, Dorothy Theis, Mrs. Frank Halsey, and others making calls at various homes in Lodge Pole and around town. Community club attendees include Frank Halsey and families. several households report weekday gatherings and sick list updates.
Social visits fill the weekend with dinners and calls as families gather at various homes. The Grand Prairie Sluggers defeated South Colton 17 to 6 in a Sunday baseball game, while names like Kollman Johnson Theis Omel Brand and Wise family members appear in neighborly exchanges and visits across Gurley Le Moyne Johnson and相关 locales.
Mrs John Garretts and son Harley visited at William Bussee home in Gurley Friday. Mrs Alfred Borges and Dena Borges called on Mrs Dean Held Friday. Walter Rufenacht was on the sick list last week. Garhart Thurow bought a Case tractor at Chappell Tuesday. Several attended the Cecil Home dance Saturday night and reported a good time. Mr and Mrs Fred Slicker of Lisco were visitors at the Cecil Home Saturday evening. No school in district 57 Tuesday due to election. Mr and Mrs Arthur Larsen were called east for a relative's funeral. Mary Florke returned to school after two weeks out for tonsil removal. Harley Weyerts was an overnight guest at Bertha Borges's Saturday. Mr and Mrs Dave Hume and family spent Sunday with Hulst at Norman Harris farm west of Gurley. Paul Ingwerson and Mr and Mrs Arthur Ingwerson visited Chappell Wednesday. I H C met Wednesday with Mrs Dave Hume. Those present.
Former Whitney Oil Co patron informs customers he is no longer with the firm and asks them to patronize the station across the street at 15th and Illinois. He thanks readers for past support and invites continued service at the new location.
Preparations near completion for the Gurley athletic and academic meet to be held Friday. Officials plan a full day of events across track and field with multiple competitions and awards.
Gurley high school hosts a Friday meet on April 29 inviting over 100 pupils from surrounding districts. Events span athletic and academic contests with living cups for division winners and ribbons for first and second place. Athletic races include sprints, hurdles, and distance events for boys and girls, with girls field and relay events also planned.
The ladies of Mrs Ahrens division of the M. E. Kensington announce a doughnut sale on Saturday April 16 at Greenlees' store starting at 10 a m. Doughnuts cost 20 cents per dozen and coffee and doughnuts are 10 cents. Orders may be placed with Mrs Dale Knight at 2181 or Mrs E M Agtes at 440W for wall delivery in town.
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