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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1932
Page
4
CHUR CHURCH announces Sunday masses at 7:00 and 9:30. Sunday evening devotions include rosary instruction and benediction at 7:38 p.m. Weekday masses are at 7:00 p.m. Anton Link, Pastor.
Sunday school begins at 10 a.m. and worship at 11 a.m. Sermon titled Fundamentals of Great Living delivered by Pastor Dr Paul P. Cheff.
Weyerts Lutheran Church announces a Wednesday service followed by Sunday events including Sunday School Bible class at 10 a.m. Divine worship in German at 11 a.m. and in English at 8 p.m. Pastor Wiebke invites all to worship and notes the transforming power of faith.
The Assembly of God Church calls all to Sunday school at 10 am and preaching at 11 am each Sunday. A Friday night divine Nealine service is planned and a baptismal service will take place at the lake in the south part of town. The revival meeting concludes on Sunday, April 24, led by Evangelist W W Appleyard.
Church school at 945 a m worship and sermon at 11 am Luther league at 630 pm. Potter First Lutheran worship and sermon at 3 pm Church school at 215 pm A cordial invitation to these services given by Dr W T Kahse pastor.
J B Roe rector presides at 8 a.m Holy Communion service with Sunday school at 10 a.m. at the parish.
The church schedules morning worship at 11, a Sunday school at 9 45, evening service at 7 30 with a sermon on Tension and Achievement. Epworth leagues meet at 6 30, basket dinner in the church basement, coffee and cream by the Ken sington ladies, and a post lunch musical program. All members urged to attend and bring their own plates and utensils. The quadrennial general conference meets at Atlantic City the following day. Minister Charling Mills announces.
Sunday lessons in all Christian Science churches focus on probation after death. The golden text cites Job 15 10, He knoweth the way that I take: when He hath tried me I shall come forth as gold.
Bible school at 10 o clock urging full attendance after a poor showing last Sunday due to sickness. Morning sermon At the Forks of the Road, 730 p m. Evening Evangelistic Christian Endeavor at 630 p m. Migreek service sermon and 715 Thursday evenings. J H Bicknell, Pastor.
M Joseph of Sidney is appointed a colonel in the governor’s official staff. The scroll was received yesterday and shown to friends in Sidney. Also advertised: Majestic Electric Refrigerator, $9,950, now on display at Hepner’s.
Omaha politician William Ritchie Jr. thanks Cheyenne County voters for strong support in the April 12 primary. He pledges to justify their confidence, discusses radio and libel concerns, and notes Bryan carried the gang wards in Omaha while denying alliances.
A district convention of lumber men was held in Sidney Wednesday night with main speakers Ivan Wood of the state agricultural department and Harry E. Dole of Lincoln, secretary of the Nebraska Lumber Dealers association. About thirty dealers attended, representing Denver Oshkosh Lewellen Pine Bluffs Sunol Chappell Lisco Gurley Potter Big Springs Sedgwick Liff and Ovid.
The Sidney chapter of Future Farmers of America sends two delegates to North Platte for the state convention and vocational agriculture contests. Oakley Atkins serves as chapter president and Lorarine George as secretary, with Raymond Cruise a state treasurer also on the state board. The chapter aims to elect another member to the state farmer group this year and recently added two honorary members, O. A. Olson and Henry Biodgrmnr. The Revellers entertained on IGNF radio from North Platte as part of the two day program attended by about 250 boys from Nebraska high schools.
Scotts Bluff and Morrill counties become trout fishing hubs as irrigation drainage ditches sustain cold water. Rivers keep trout in ditches where fish multiply. two pound rainbow trout are common. Local anglers near Bridgeport to Torrington report easy hauls within miles of towns.
Tub creek in Scotts Bluff county is a favorite trout stream a fit boy can jump across and lies a few miles northwest of Scottsbluff. The North Platte river once offered strong pike fishing, but diversions have blocked upstream access and the fish have largely disappeared in recent years.
The Omaha World Herald last Friday featured photos of top aviators at the Detroit air show, including Lieut. Leonard Flo of Detroit. Flo once lived in Sidney, graduated from Sidney High School, left to study piloting, served as an army flier, and later started his own flying school.
After weeks of talks between depositors of the defunct First National Bank of Alliance and the comptroller of the currency, a new bank is planned to replace the closed one. Hundreds of largest depositors signed over claims, a 15 member committee has worked across Alliance Hemingford and nearby areas, and 1500 letters have been sent explaining the proposal.
Optimistic observers say the Everybodyz program partners expect depositors to approve the agreement reached between the committee and the banking department, signaling a positive outcome for the restructuring report on Washington operations.
Monday through Wednesday residents and visitors frequent the G. W. Bonser and Kendrick homes. People include Mrs. Geo Bonser, E N Roth caring for business in Sterling, George Bonser, John McCumber, H W Bluhm, Reike Becker, Albert Otties, Tom Kendrick, Tom Carr, Jack Lacey, Neal Brown, William Woods from hospital, F L Chapman, Ollie Wilson, E Davis, John Rocker, and others in Crook and surrounding areas.
Fourteen boys from Sidney high school's vocational agriculture department compete in ten events at the state experiment substation in North Platte. Yesterday included livestock judging and dairy, poultry, grain judging, dairy products, egg grading, Babcock testing, public speaking and more. Today features live stock judging, Babcock testing, egg grading, grain grading, with participants including Morris, Cruise, Miller, Hughes, Elsen, Masse, Atkins, Anderson and others.
The Englert family thanks neighbors and friends for support during our bereavement and for the floral tributes. Nellie Niemotlér lists fresh greaseless doughnuts at 20e a dozen, morning delivery via phone 183W.
A group of local couples hosted a birthday party with card playing and a four lunch service. Businessman B M Lewis visited Crook on Thursday while James Oliverius and the Skrolle family hosted visitors. Wilma Lewis took a Sterling teachers exam and later traveled to California after visiting Bonse family. Guests included Mrs Hetty Rowan from Pasadena and Mrs Russo from Kearney, with a large welcome for G W Bonser.
A number of complaints have come in about dogs running at large and destroying shrubs. Please take care of your dogs and avoid trouble. 1932 dog tags are now for sale at the clerk's office. 64-05 C. M. Livoni, Chief of Police.
Notice from Dr C W Zike indicates Dairymen II C A Collins will arrive on or about May 1 to conduct the tuber culin test.
Nurse V. Fletcher reports that stomach gas kept her awake until Adlerika relieved the gas. After taking one spoonful she slept soundly and feels well and rested. The ad is from Western Drug Co.
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