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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1926
Page
4
Catholic Church announces Sunday mass at 7 00 a m and 9 30 a m Rosary instruction and benediction at 7 30 p m Weekday mass at 8 00 a m Rev Anton Link responsible for services
The Sunday after Easter services at St Mark's begin with Holy Communion at 8 30 morning prayer and sermon at 11 on The Convocation, church school at 10, vespers and meditation at 4. J Z Crawford is rector.
The Presbyterian church will present a sermon next Sunday addressing the question What do you know with a musical program featuring hymns. Anthem I Heard the Voice of Jesus by Nelson, soloists Mrs George Williams and Mrs Witham. Worship at 11 a m, Bible school at 10 a m, C F at 0 30 p m. Samuel Light, Pastor.
Next Sunday English services at 10 30. Hig Springs congregation will dedicate their new church next Sunday. Services at 10 30 2 30 and 7 30. Our congregation is invited by Pastor W F Fetera.
United Lutheran Church Sidney hosts morning worship at 11 a m with a sermon titled Lifes Little While. Church school convenes at 10 a m offering program for children and adults.
Petter First Church offers afternoon sermon at 2 50 p m and Grace Church Gurley holds a church school at 10 a m with an evening worship hour at 7 46 p m A cordial invitation is extended by Pastor T Kahse to these services.
Old Man Winter lingers as spring arrives with seeding rush. A Sunday shower celebrated Miss Anna Schwarts's engagement to Mr Haack with over 100 guests and gifts. A Big Springs minister led Lutheran services on Christian education and giving. Walter Ehlers and family visited at Walter Aurich's. John Groshans and wife visited Knox home. Ray Spiker plans grain work in Trogalty. Mrs Spiker and Mrs Dave Brown led a lemon course demo. Weanans club met with Mrs Glen Bales. Curt Scott adds a home extension for expanding flock. County bridge work by Ezra Chambers west of Kreibring. Lutheran juniors organize a play hall nine and plan a gathering in Semry Sorge's pasture.
The Lutheran church ladies announce a bake sale Saturday afternoon May 1 at Leonard Grocery beginning at 1.28 p.m. led by Mrs F Griffith Mrs Jack Katvanek Mrs Lena Getes Mrs Rose Meran and others. A concert marks the opening of Music Week with Bret Liebendorfer delivering a short address and music observances to follow.
A society note describes a Friday evening dance and card party at the Country Club celebrating the first anniversary of the new clubhouse with speeches by A. K. Greenlee R. P. Kepler and Earl Kratz. Grabill's orchestra provided music and Mrs Daniel served sandwiches and coffee. several clubs held meetings and small social events at local venues with readings music and bridge prizes among neighbors and members.
Mrs Frank Bever and son Bernard visited Mrs John Pagel on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Joe Hahler and family called at Pete Hever Wednesday evening. Mrs Armanual Trautman spent Wednesday with Mrs Stemke Ray Frame and son Chester called at Fred Bever on Wednesday afternoon. Friday afternoon with Mrs WM Rohde. Mrs Glen Bales visited Mrs Hilbert Horcher on Friday. Charles Overman called at Fred Beyer Thursday morning. Henry Koester had dinner Thursday at Jack McGrane’s. Lucille Schmidt spent Friday night.
Bronson hosts Mrs. Chris Anderson and daughter Barbara this week while others visit Sidney and local family homes. A grading crew west of Bronson improved a dangerous curve on the highway. Farmers Union drew a large crowd last Saturday as North Herdon school showcased numbers and the Berry orchestra played for the dance. Mrs. Pal mer Thurston sent word her mother remains ill. visits occurred at John Connelly and surrounding homes. Mrs. Earl Tolle and Mrs. Chris Anderson shopped in Sidney. John Connelly hauled grain from Bronson. Local women attended a home cooking demonstration and plan to host a cooking club event later in the week.
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