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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1925
Page
9
Sundays offer Mass at 7:00 and 1:30 a.m. Rosary instruction and benediction follow at 7:30 p.m. Weekdays Mass is at 8:00 a.m. Rev. Anton Link is listed as the clergyman.
Bible school at 10 am. Communion and preaching at 11 am. Christian Endeavor at 6 30 pm. Preaching at 7 30 pm. H M Mitchell, minister.
Sunday services emphasized life and love as gifts from God and the claim that eternity begins now. The pastor urged faith and readiness to live, with preaching at 11 a m and Bible school at 10 a m, junior and intermediate groups in the afternoon and evening, and a presbytery meeting at Mitchell this week.
Church school begins at 10 a m followed by morning worship at 11 a m with a sermon by the pastor.
The church schedules morning worship at 10:00 and evening service at 7:45. Sunday school and baptismal services begin at 2:30 in the afternoon. Pastor W T Kahne invites the congregation to attend these events.
The Gurley community church reports encouraging turnout last Sunday with many at worship and a full house for the bishop. Center had strong afternoon services. no evening service. Dalton and Gurley showed comparable Sunday school attendance, with Gurley edging in church attendance. Rev Charles Harden to preach next Sunday morning on the sermon topic Black Rock.
The Center M. E. Church schedules Sunday worship at 3 00 p m and Sunday school at 2 00 p m Beginning in May services move to forenoon preaching at 9 45 a m and Sunday school at 10 45 a m Pastor Leslie A Moore leads the church in this time change.
South Colton reports cattle moving to Herbert’s for pasture and dehorning. M. M. Herbert and George Deaver appear in multiple visits. George Kavanaugh buys a new Ford touring car. Charles Deaver built a barn on the south divide last week. Tony Melick and Helvie Koester attend local weddings and dances. Bailiff and Simpson aided Deaver with a chicken house last week.
Henry Doran sold his lease on the school section to F. T. Thompson of York who is here and will begin breaking at once. Many local names appear in a long list of visits calls and small farm tasks including chores about hogs barns and dinners with neighbors across Sidney area. A twister damaged a barn on Eric Brauer place and Kruegers plan to enlarge the dance pavillion.
The Helping Hand club gathered April 16 at the Fleming home with eleven members and husbands plus Clyde Johnson’s mother as the sole visitor. Partners were drawn for games, a two course lunch followed, and attendees headed home as sons Iaveret and Eldon went to a Christian Endeavor social. Residents visited included Mr and Mrs West, Sid ney, and new Buick owners Mr and Mrs Guy Shaw. Other items note Payzant Parent-Teachers attendance, Yowell families, Epworth League party, and the extended project work to begin April 30. Roy Thomas misses school due to illness.
Sidney residents share weekend calls and gatherings. Mrs George Hockerson attended courthouse demonstrations with Miss Smith. The O D O club meets Thursday the 20th at Mrs O Hatcher’s. Several Kurz family members and neighbors visit, help paint and move into new homes, with birthday celebrations and farm chores noted among local households.
Sunday guests visited Jens Olson and M. Nelson homes including Henry James family from east of Sidney BE and BE L Madden family at J H Madden. Numerous Nelsons and relatives shared dinners and calls with Minden Nebraska visitors, Henry James, and the Olson and Madden households.
West Sidney residents attended the Farmers Union meeting at Bronson on Saturday evening. Families including C. A. Glassburn, the Petersons, and Sprengers visited relatives Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Sprenger and Mrs. Christina Sprenger spent time with the Hammond family, and the Walterses visited the Sprengers Friday evening. Mrs. Frank Klentz called on Mrs. Sprenger Friday. Card of sympathy to Mrs. Anna.
Sympathy extended to the Lingwall family after a bereavement. Local residents visit, travel to Sidney, and call on neighbors. several trips to Sidney for business and social gatherings. Mr O Lingwall travels from Gering for the funeral held Saturday.
Pleasant View residents Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Gemeinhardt and Mr. and Mrs. Ben Hilpert with families hosted dinner. Joe Gerler and Harrison home guests included Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Wittrock Ruth Borcher. Grace and William Dalton spent the weekend at home. Mrs. Fletcher visited the school and brought twenty four normal students from Sidney and Lodge Pole to inspect pupils' work.
Tired and back aching readers urged to use Doan's Pills for kidney relief. Sidney resident Mrs. A. W. Hornaday testifies the remedy is effective and standard in her home for years. Buy 60 cents at dealers. Foster Milburne Buffalo NY. Remember the Name when your back is lame.
Gels and Amanda Gemeinhardt and others visited at the Wm Borcher home Wednesday evening. Miss Louise Borcher underwent surgery at Memorial hospital in Cheyenne Thursday and was accompanied by Mrs. Albert Edner and Mrs. Wm Borcher. Louise is progressing well. Mr and Mrs Wack entertained friends Sunday. Mrs P J Dalton and Margaret drove to Potter Saturday morning. Herman Mangels and family hosted a 25th wedding anniversary dinner with Rev Braunschwig giving the address. P J Dalton and Margaret visited the P J Beyer home Sunday evening. Nora Wittrock aided Mrs George Reetz this week.
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