Catholic Church Mass Times and Services
Sunday masses at 7:00 and 9:30 a m. Sunday evening devotions rosary instruction and benediction at 7 30 p m. Weekday masses at 7:00 a m. Anton Link Pastor.
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1931
Page
5
Sunday masses at 7:00 and 9:30 a m. Sunday evening devotions rosary instruction and benediction at 7 30 p m. Weekday masses at 7:00 a m. Anton Link Pastor.
On Sunday April 26 a series of church events led by Rev. Frank Finch include church school at 9 45 a m and morning worship at 11 a m with a sermon titled The Man on Horseback at 7 30 p m The day marks the anniversary sermon for the Independent Order of Odd Fellows The Kearney district conference meets in Lexington from Thursday April 30 at 9 a m through Friday May 1 at 4 p m Ministers and delegates from woman missionary groups are invited to attend F Charling Mills Minister.
Sunday April 19 Sunday school at 10 a m English divine worship at 11 a m Pastor B C Wiebke welcomes all to learn about the Savior The message invites participation and fellowship in a traditional faith setting.
Grace Church Gurley and Trinity Church Dalton call Rev. Herman Joens to be their pastor and install next Sunday. Sidney Church will no longer unite with Gurley and Dalton, forming Gurley Dalton Parish. Rev. Kahse to lead Sidney Church with regular services and added evening services on the first Sunday each month at Potter.
Prof Harold Hedges of the University of Nebraska agricultural college issues a monthly economic report forecasting higher poultry prices in the next thirty days. He also notes steady or slightly higher cash wheat and corn, possible fat cattle price weakness, and lower butter prices, with new crop prospects shaping future trends.
Goldwin Doran has joined his father Henry T. Doran in running the Cheyenne County Abstract Company. The young man is well known in the area and is expected to bring a liberal business approach and growth to the firm.
John Baker, foster son of W. F. Buffalo Bill Cody, passes away Wednesday night. Baker, prominent in early western development, was known by Sidney pioneers. A separate notice lists FOR RENT a four room house partially modern by C. P. Chambers.
The Denver office releases a May lineup at Fox Theatre offering Trader Horn on May 18 19 20 and a mix of dramas comedies and thrillers. Notable titles include Secret Six Dishonored Moby Dick Daybreak Strangers May Kiss Ladies Man The Right to Love Cracked Nuts and Skippy with Fox movietone news. Manager A J Hamilton says the schedule marks a new pinnacle of entertainment.
The Sidney Rotary club will go to Potter this evening for a joint meeting with business men of that community. The gathering was postponed from last month due to inclement weather. A large share of local Rotarians will make the trip.
Edna Thompson eldest daughter of Mrs Louise Thompson and Leonard Smith son of Mr and Mrs J W Smith were married last Saturday April 18 at the Catholic church in Dalton. Both are popular among the Dalton younger set and attended local schools.
The Mikkelsen family expresses deep appreciation for kindness sympathy and floral offerings after the death of their father. Mike Mikkelsen Ella Mikkelsen Elsie Mikkelsen and Mr and Mrs F Clinton Mr and Mrs Ray Roberts Mr and Mrs Matt Treinen join in the thanks.
Infant son of Mr and Mrs Otto Reimers farmers east of Broadwater died at home. The newborn child was buried in Sidney Catholic Cemetery. Funeral services were held at the grave Thursday afternoon at one o clock with Rev Anton Ling officiating. Gehrig Stone handled the arrangements.
Lucille E Neary of Dalton married E Burns Ellison a Denver theatrical figure in a quiet ceremony held at Kenneth Richards home near Sullivan Colorado last Friday. License was issued in Littleton and the couple, who had known each other for years, began their romance while Neary worked at the Federal Theater where Ellison served as secretary and treasurer.
The Womans Club met at the public library last Tuesday, April 21, with strong attendance. Topics included eastern Canada beauty spots, Canadian government and politics, a St Lawrence River trip, legislation news, and a report on the sixth district convention. The group engaged in a spirited discussion on the submitted topics.
Chadron state park officials forecast a record summer with higher attendance after two weeks of open house. Opening day drew 600 visitors, Superintendent James W. Good reports. Last season saw about 123000 visitors. improvements this year include a swimming pool and cabin upgrades. The park plans to host numerous groups and over 600 girls expected in early July.
A large encampment of women will run from June 2 to 25 in northwestern Nebraska, directed by Margaret Brown of the extension division at the college of agriculture.
Pleasant View notes show visits and social calls among local families. Names include H R Rogers Bettie Adams H R Porter Emma Morrow Helen Kucera Flora Lueders Dan Heimer Charles Morrow Ben Hilpert Leona Hilpert Bruce Hagemeister Frank Miller and family. William Morrow J E Morrow and others attended dinners and Sunday gatherings at the Mathewson home and nearby residences. Several relatives traveled to Sidney and Frohne Missouri for family bereavement.
WEYERTS NEWS notes Mr and Mrs Ben Jurgens and sons shopping in Lodge Pole Monday morning. Dick Volkman owns a new Farmall tractor delivered from Lodge Pole last Tuesday. Fred Bauer marketed produce at Lisco several days last week. Louis Bauer of Ogallala spent the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs F G Bauer and family. Mrs John Tieman and Lena visited daughter Mrs Walter Flicker Monday evening. Melvin Jurgens called at the August Jurgens home Tuesday afternoon. George Line tax assessor toured farmers in the area Thursday and Friday. Charles Darrah visited the W C Sears home Tuesday evening. Mr and Mrs Fred Bauer and
Saturday and Sunday activities include relatives visiting Herman Bruns and Charles Darrah families at Elmhurst and the Henry Block home. Irene Miller is in district 32 training to be a teacher. Miss Payne of Chappell stayed with James Payne. District 32 hosted a five cent supper with a strong program and a good take. Dan Daniels and daughter stayed with Pete Buss in Oshkosh. Lavern Werners dined with Otto Rahe family. A newborn son arrived for Rev and Mrs B C Wiebke. Charles Darrah family visited W Sears and Sunday Evening.
Miss Evelyn Nelson visited her aunt Mrs. J W Bertramson and family and John Carlson spent Sunday evening at the J H Madden home. Many from the community attended the Sid ney machinery show Saturday. Frank Nelson of California visited Mrs. Jack Richards Friday evening. Edith Olsen visiting at home the past few days.
A brief message thanks the recipient for their response and expresses that the helpful input justifies offering a substantial amount of money. It emphasizes appreciation and the value of the engagement in deciding the offer.
Last Friday residents headed to Denver while Little Carlie Larson spent Tuesday at the C P Herboldsheimer home Mass Christie Bertramson was in the first days of the week Mrs J W Bertramson and others visited Tuesday afternoon with Mrs L I Nelson Mr and Mrs J W Bertramson and family spent Sunday evening at the Jack Richards home Mr and Mrs C A Glassburn and sons with Mr and Mrs Roy Hull visited Sunday at the E M Nelson home Mr and Mrs McCleneghan called on E M Nelson Monday evening
George Rogers of Julesburg conducted business in Sunol while several locals attended a machinery show in Sidney last week. The column lists residents with visits, births, and farming activities including a local dance of community life.
Capable colored man seeks work assisting with spring house cleaning. Expert rug cleaning, wall and wallpaper cleaning, window washing, polishing, waxing, and related tasks offered. Inquire at O K Barber Shop. Rates reasonable. Work guaranteed.
Bert Allington returned from a business trip to Dalton Monday afternoon. Mrs A A Fenske and Mrs Friend Dickinson aided Mrs Bert Allington with quilting Thursday afternoon while Firth Booth and Mr Polednicek were noted in a casual conversation earlier in the week.
Mr and Mrs Harry Witters and family entertained at dinner Sunday for L Griffith and family of West Plains Colo and Sam Watson of Broadwater Ed Schultz was a business caller at Tony Merck's Friday Mildred Witters a normal trainer is teaching school in district 97 this week Harvey Bill and Charles George spent Sunday with their mother at Crook W C Fastenow and George Messing each purchased new Dodge sedans last week Dorothy Elsen spent Saturday night with her cousin Evelyn Moseman
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