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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1938
Page
3
Dr. W. T. Kahse leads Trinity Lutheran Church with a church school at 9 45 a m and worship at 11 a m The pastor will speak on The Most Important Hot of The Week inviting attendance at the sermon service
At 10 a.m. Sunday a Sunday School session precedes the 11 a.m. service. Holy Communion will be observed followed by an address. The church choir will perform with trombone solo, and a rosary by Rain er, Ron Barker, and Paul P. Cheff is noted.
Sunday School and German services both at 9 30 A M themed on Sunday the day of Worship. Easter services drew crowds and the pastor noted Jesus risen on the first day of the week and his appearances to the disciples. The New Testament Christians met weekly to worship and remember Easter. Sundays call believers to hasten to receive the Savior.
A benediction delivered by H F Krohn proclaims the blessing Peace be unto you. The brief service ends with a calm benediction and communal goodwill.
The church announces weekday masses at 7 a.m. and Sunday masses at 7, 8, and 9:30 a.m. Evening devotion and benediction with rosa instruction at 7:30 p.m. Anten Link Pastor.
March events include Mr and Mrs Gil bert Ackers of Denver news. A J Kinnersley named president of the Townsend club in Sidney last week. Mrs L W Dirks and her mother back in Dalton from Denver, mother improving. Major Charles Mahe of Alliance soliciting Salvation Army funds in Dalton. St Mary's Church men hosted a card party in the basement Tuesday. W J Dickenson family moved from Clara Davis farm to Harrisburz. he long served as road patrolman. G H Worth surprised for birthday last Saturday. Melvin Bonesteel family visited Louis Arndt home. John McBean of Denver visited sister Eat Munshay and may travel Pacific Northwest Alaska on business. Eighth grade exams in Dalton Monday and Tuesday. 7th and 8th graders then on vacation. teacher Miss Dewey. St Mary's Altar Society bake sale at Ewing store Saturday. Roy Buchaller, 15, formerly of Dalton, fractured ankle after being struck by a truck in Denver while delivering newspapers. Annual Dalton grade school academic and track meet set for April 30. Little Walter Brestel hospitalized. parents hope to take him home this week.
Dinner guests Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Moseman and family. Bill George and H. J. Elsen were Sterling visitors Wednesday. Herman Stueve called at the H J Elsen home Saturday.
Christian church announces Sunday program with Church School at 10:00 A M Morning Worship 11:00 A M topic Meeting The Incredulous Orchestra rehearsal at 2 P M Evening Endeavor 6 30 P M Evening Worship 7 30 P M Tone Safety First Choir rehearsal Thursday 7 30 P M at the church Minister J L Tyner invites anyone without a church home in Kidney to worship with a hearty welcome.
The church lists services with sermons The Message of The Trees at 11 00 and Stand Fast at 7 30 along with a 9 45 Sunday School and 6 30 Epworth League Evening Worship The Wednesday prayer service and Thursday choir rehearsal are noted John J Sheaff is the minister
Dalton school board confirms Supt Ray Johns will serve a fourth year while Truxton Routh coaches for a fourth season and R Jay Roberts begins a second year. Several staff changes announced including two high school teachers to be hired and seventh and eighth grade room staffing.
Arnold Westerholf from Chulton called on H J Elsen Monday morning. Bill George and H J Elsen were Longpole visitors Thursday. Stella Breuer Patricia Dot Arthur and Jimmy Deaver took seventh and eighth grade exams Monday and Tuesday. Dorothy Elen hosted a dinner Monday. Ference Somers Stanley Elsen and John Whrters stayed with Earl Sharman over weekend. Leo Koester and Clara Koester visited from Falls City and Omaha for Easter. Dorothy Elsen attended Betty Lia Yowell's birthday party in Sidney. Clara and Joe Koester visited Dorothy and Wayne Elsen Saturday night. William George and family were Sidney visitors Friday. H E Witt rs and son John of Harrisburg finished summer work for Bert Rodgers of Lincoln and returned the outfit to Harrisburg Marchet Benedict spent the weekend with sister Mrs Harvey George. Miss Narses and pupils enjoyed Easter egg hunt Friday. Mr and Mrs H J B Silsen and children and Mrs Anna Badziong were mentioned.
A brief warning promotes avoiding gambling profits and risky investing. It advises placing savings in known safe options as market changes can be disastrous and emphasizes safety over high returns.
Mrs G W Bonser shop ped in Crook Monday. Mrs Ed Ahlburg spent Wednesday at the John Jaap home. Mrs D B Dickensen and Glenn Dickensen visited Mrs F L Chapman. Mrs George McCracken spent Thursday at Ernest Bonser home. Glenn Dickensen and W J Tilghman hosted Friday evening. T A Bonser and Mrs G W Bonser with Mrs Ed Ahlburg visited friends in Crook Thursday. Lewis Stickney and Virginia Lee of Grant spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs James Houser. Woodrow Brown shopped in Sidney Saturday. J R Brown and George Dickensen visited Warren Wait family for Sunday dinner. Carlos Christensen and son spent Sunday at Martin Christensen home. HW B Glassburn family moved to former H Misegadis place. Ed Ahlburgs were Friday dinner guests at G W Bonser for birthday. Frank Lucky spent Thursday at Lewis Hrbek home. Frank Kokes family attended Sidney picture show Wednesday night. Yarren Waite and Dennis called at Tom Carr hone Thursday.
Mr and Mrs Carl Christensen hosted a weekend gathering at the Charles Munshaw senior home as Mrs Dorothy Munshaw and Mrs Lela Redinger arrived Thursday to spend time with relatives. They left Sunday afternoon to resume studies at Baines Business College in Denver.
Mr and Mrs Ed Wickhorst and sons visited J D Devier. Alfred Christensen hosted relatives for Dickes Dicks Gould Kallhoff Christensen and Christ ensen families. Elizabeth Schlueter visiting Emil Marx. Harold Warren spent Monday with Ray Minken in Kimball. Murishaw and Mellberg families also visited. Warren and Mark Wickhorst stayed with Brant parents J D Devier. Marva Devier honored at a birthday party hosted by C A Baker Gubert Meyer and James De Ne.
Sidney Draw reports social visits and family updates from Julesburg area. Mrs John Seidel and children visited daughter Mrs B Stone. Mrs Eli Henderson relayed news of Mrs Joe Green’s improving. Harold Kurz aided Johnson with spring work. several locals dropped by Frank Kurz’s home and Laura Mitchell stayed overnight.
Daughter Hazel and Fred Anderson returned Saturday from Fort Collins where they were called by the death of Mr Andersons mother. Mr and Mrs Sam Chambers were Sunday dinner guests at the Ed Walker home. A family dinner was held Sunday at the C S Chambers home with Mrs Caroline Kurz, Bert Walker and children, James Sparks and children, Bessie Sparks, Otto Kurz, John Kurz and daughters, Frank Kurz and children, A Keester and Sam Chambers in attendance.
The AAA defines sugar beet farms eligible for abandonment and deficiency payments under the sugar control law. Payments target farms in counties with 10 percent or more of yields below 80 percent of normal. Abandonment pays 60 cents per 109 pounds on one third of normal yield. deficiency pays the shortfall above 80 percent at the same rate.
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