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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1935
Page
3
Detailed Holy Week program from multiple churches listing times for Good Friday and Easter services including organ prelude, processions, hymns, Holy Communion, baptisms, pageants, and choir performances. Invites readers to join observances, with pastors stressing Easter joy and solace in faith.
Easter Sunday program at the Christian Church begins 5 a.m. with a pageant The First Easter featuring a choir and readings. The program includes Christ Arose He is Risen and Christ the Lord is Risen Today readings by the choir with Mary Magdalene Peter and John at the tomb and Emmaus scenes. No collection will be taken. donations welcome.
The church hosts a 9:45 am Sunday school and 11 am worship with choir, solo numbers, and the sermon The Risen Christ. Easter Pageant After Three Days features 30 voice senior choir in costume. Wednesday and Saturday events include a 7:30 pm board meeting and a member24 2 to 5 pm open house with Rev and Mrs Sheaff. John J. Sheaff, Minister.
From generation to generation mankind has awaited a promised Savior. Now living in blessed ages, we celebrate the Easter feast as the triumph of the Son of God. The resurrection, supreme consolation, confirms victory over death and the promise of eternal life amid a world of sadness and disaster.
At 10 a.m. Sunday school and 11 a.m. service with voluntary entries, hymns Crown Him With Many Crowns and There Is a Green Hill, prayers, scripture, anthems Angels Rolled the Stone Away and Faith in Immortality, solos by Mrs. Blaine Grabill and Mrs. James McIntosh, directed by Mrs. J. W. Johnson with Miss Lucile Hardy at the piano.
The Weyerts Lutheran Church lists Good Friday services with confession at 10 30 a m and main service at 11 a m with Holy Communion. Choirs perform O Lamb of God Still Keep Me and Hallelujah Lo He Wakes. Easter German services at 10 30 a m and 11 a m with Holy Communion, English Easter service at 7 30 p m with sermon The Lord is Risen Hallelujah. Pastor A Huth delivers the message.
Regular services at 10 a.m. with a sermon on Mark 16 1 8 themed Rejoice in the Risen Lord. The Wraither league committee plans altar flowers. Further details cut off in text.
Mr and Mrs August Theis and family were Sunday dinner guests at the W D Mathewson home. Mr Oscar Brandenberg spent Sunday with his brother Art Brandenberg. Friends helped Frank Matthes celebrate their wedding anniversary Sunday evening. Art Brandenberg motored to Sidney Tuesday and took supper at the J E Morrow home. Matthes called on Dan Heimer Monday. J E Morrow spent Friday with Mrs Frank Mueller at the B R Gibbins home.
Jim Willeford and Dewey Larson hauled hay from Scottsbluff Monday. Neighbors and relatives dropped in for meals, calls, and birthdays. Ed Nelson hosted multiple gatherings as Fred Nelsons and Jens Olsens shared visits. a Farmers Union meeting was postponed due to bad roads with plans for May 10 at Ed Nelson’s.
German and English services mark Good Friday at St Pauls Lutheran Church with sermons on Calvary and Easter. Easter programs also at Mount Vernon School. community notices include local visits and farewells among parishioners and families.
A church service at 11 a m features processional Welcome Happy Morning and a communion with Kyrie Gloria Tibi Gratias Tibi hymn Angels Rolled the Rock Away sermon offertory anthem Christ Our Passover Read Sanctus Benedictus Agnus Dei Gloria in Excelsis Deo sevenfold amen recessional Come Ye Faithful led by Pastor Peter Spehr.
Harold Schrinert of Lincoln is here looking after farming interests. Mr and Mrs A J Petre and son of Crook and Mr and Mrs Bill George of Sidney were guests at the John George home a week ago Sunday. John Whitters left Tuesday for a
Maple Grove society notes report visits and dinners across the week. John and Chris Junker spent Monday at Frank Christensen, while Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Sharman and son Earl dined with L. P. Houge. Mrs. Harold Spiker hosted the Kensington with guests including Mrs. R. W. Johnson and others. Delores Hokom and Dorothy Grimes visited the John Hokom home, and a club meeting was postponed to April 25 due to bad roads.
Sunday and Saturday gatherings filled with dinners, suppers, and visits as families and friends like the Hokoms Irwins Johns ons Sharmans and Miles hosted and attended multiple home events across town. Guests included Junkers Nightengales Green Brandls Haworths and Gades along with extended family members and neighbors sharing meals and recreation.
Grand Island Nebraska April 12 1935 urges prompt attention to rectal irritations and bleeding citing many cancers due to neglect. Advises seeking an intelligent opinion from Dr Rich rectal specialist Grand Island Nebraska 54 for timely health care.
At H. J. Elsen's Arthur Sassaman was a dinner guest Monday at James Irwin's. W. Y. Miles was an afternoon guest. Dr Mabie Lott, chiropractor, over Gift Shop, phone 19s.
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