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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1920
Page
12
St Patrick's Church holds weekly services starting 8 a.m. on Sundays with a high mass at 9 a.m. and evening devotions at 7 30 p m. Additional weekday observances are noted in the parish schedule.
Sidney Trinity hosts 10:00 Sunday School and 7:30 worship with preaching led by Rev. Elmer Kahl. Gurley Grace offers 11:00 worship with preaching. Teachers training class on Thursday evening.
Ongoing snow disrupted the Christian Church service, canceling O J Smith’s sermon. Next Sunday marks the Cotner State Missions Movement campaign with morning and evening messages. The Easter Thank offering is expected to reach about $15.00 as a missionary meeting at Mrs Sailor’s drew a good turnout. A Bible session is set for 10 am and a special board meeting is planned for Sunday morning.
The church announces 9 45 Sunday School with pictures at the beginning. 11 00 the pastor preaches with special singing and invites friends. 6 30 Epworth League for youth. 7 30 From Jerusalem to Jericho marks the Odd Fellows anniversary sermon. Motion pictures follow with no admission and a collection. Next Tuesday evening screening features I Belive Arbuckle Ford Education reels. Pastor T Porter Bennett invites all.
Regular English services at 7 p m welcome visitors. W F Peters is pastor at St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church inviting all to attend.
The Presbyterian Church reports services were canceled by last Sabbath's heavy snow. Next Sunday marks the start of a major financial canvass for local church budgets and the broader inter church effort.
The Womens’ Home and Foreign Missionary Society of the Presbyterian church met with Mrs. Troguitaz on Friday, nine members present, a profitable meeting with refreshments. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Holden on May 21. Samuel Light, pastor.
Dr. A F Milhelmy a former major in the medical corps at Camp Dodge Iowa was killed when his automobile was struck by a train near Decatur Illinois on a April day. The incident occurred as he traveled alone and the line officer details are pending a local investigation.
Copenhagen reports several large foodstuffs warehouses at Harburg six miles south of Hamburg were destroyed by fire. Losses on the contents are estimated at 25,000,000 marks.
Advertising snippet urges attendance at the Aberdeen Angus cattle sale set for April 29 at Grand Island. Includes sale date and location, inviting readers to attend the auction event and view livestock offerings from local breeders.
Sidney Steam Laundry invites customers to visit and inspect their linen handling from receipt to delivery after winter disruptions. The note acknowledges snow delays, praises fairness, and offers to answer questions about the laundering process at their plant, with phone 75.
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