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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1935
Page
3
Catholic church announces Sunday masses at 7 00 and 9 30 A M Weekday masses at 8 00 A M Sunday evening devotions rosary instruction and benediction from 1 to 7 30 Anton Link pastor.
Sunday school at 10 a.m installation service at 11 a.m choir will sing Bless the Servant Rev C Taubers of Gothenburg will fill the pulpit and perform the installation rite if you have no church home you are welcome to worship with us Easter informs us that there is just one life to live the life Christ lived A C Huth Pastor.
St Pauls Lutheran Church schedules Sunday school and German services at 9 30 a m with English confirmation at 10 30 a m. Confirmants Irma Engelland Bernetta Kilgore and Leland Krohn study the chief parts of Christian doctrine. Visitors welcomed. Sunday school teachers meet Saturday 2 p m at the parsonage. Walther league zone 12 to meet in Sidney May 5. H F Krohn, Pastor.
Church school at 9 45 worship at 11 with Odd Fellows and Rebekahs. Epworth league 6 30 worship 7 30. Dr D L Abbott presiding at athletes night with Coach Black. Kensington gatherings midweek and Frances Willard Kensington Friday. Annual mothers and daughters banquet at church dining room. May events include Farmers night May 6, baccalaureate May 12, laymen's night May 19, railroad men night May 26. Rev Sheaff and wife will be at home 2-5 and 7-8. All invited.
Friday choir practice at 7 45 p m. First Sunday after Easter holy communion at 8 a m. Evening prayer and sermon at
Rector P. E. Spehr notes Bible school at 9:45 a.m. Worship and sermon at 11 a.m. The sermon theme is The Christian's Hope. No evening services. Dr. W. T. Kahse, Pastor invites all to attend.
John George and son Charles were Sterling visitors Saturday. Harold Witters attended Lions Rotary dinner at Union Pacific hotel. Many Elsen, George, Witters, Koester, Buescher, and Grant families visited or hosted events through Easter weekend, including dinners, calls, and a theater play in district 39. Ralph Hunt owned a new John Deere tractor.
Mrs Sarah Hunt and daughter Maxine visited Chappell on Sunday afternoon. Several local residents stopped by Ollie Withers home Friday evening and at C N Bondegard and Ed Stevens homes Friday afternoon. Easter dinner guests included Logan Withers and family and Grandma Withers.
Maple Grove social and visit items list residents visiting homes and hosting meals. Notes include Mrs Ed Miles, Mr and Mrs Newt Berggren, Elmer Gade and Don ald Gade, Leonard Walker, Jorgensen and Anna, W T Sharman, Nels Johnson, and others. The Sidney Draw play cast performed at Liberty school to a large audience.
E W McClure spent Sunday in Sidney with his new granddaughter. Mr and Mrs Arnold Kahler visited Sidney. The Hatcher and Chambers families visited Friday afternoon. PTA met at Bronson schoolhouse Thursday evening. Fuller family visited Broadwater with Kenneth Jones relatives. D R Jones accompanied them home. Hatcher guests at Sidney for dinner included Fred Leeburg. O A Kilgore family moved to Lutes place, Lutes family moved to Stapleton. Club attendees at Potter included Thurston Connelly Linch and Hatcher. Hatcher guests at Neick’s east Gurley for Sunday dinner. Pat Connelly hosted six o clock dinner for Wayne Bicknell Virginia Van Pelt Clyde Nelson Martha Senstock. Bill Bundy dinner guests Easter Sunday included Paul Bundy Mary Mathews Harry Anthony. Nels Nelson family also dinner guests.
A record of Sunday and Easter gatherings across area homes. Families including the Gades, Sharmans, Harms, Johnsons, Cortneys, Brandls, Haworths, Sassamans, Miles, and Nelsons share meals and visits. Local updates mention a play by the Bunker Hill cast and a Farmers Union meeting set for May 17.
Mil dred Pflughaupt Lavern Winkles man and Doris Netherland are in class A spelling. Mil dred and Doris will attend the contest in Sidney. Absent last week were Er vin Kreinbring Verdon Segelke and Donald Freemming. The Willings Workers met and heard committee reports and elected officers: Donald Froemming president Harlan Spiker vice president Edward Lessman secretary Lucile Sorge treasurer Doris Netherland reporter Arlene Juedes song leader Clarence Ewart cheer leader Florence Juedes sergeant at arms. Committees include politeness service library with named members. Roll call next time will be name of fighter. Salem took second place in the county track meet.
Reverend Murless of Sidney led Easter services while Miss Anton and others journeyed to Denver. Mrs. Blackstone visited Hay Springs. Crees family joined W P Wolcott for supper and attended a Sidney show. Lynn Cunningham hosted a birthday party. Jurgens won first prize, Wolcott a consolation, and the Bradtchs took the traveling prize. Dainty
Refreshments followed a Tuesday Kensington club meeting at Rex Carey home. Mrs. W P Wolcott won first prize in bridge with Mrs. Co B Toof earning consolation and Mrs. P C Collart the traveling prize. Hostess served refreshments at the close of the afternoon. The M E Ladies Aid met at the church basement Wednesday after noon.
A practical painter urges homeowners to size surfaces before painting over calcimine to avoid costly mistakes. He promotes his 25 years in the painting trade and offers paints, varnishes, enamels, glass wallpaper and brushes sourced from a practical painter who knows best what is needed.
Miss Trene Feldman acted as a Sidney caller on Thursday afternoon, described in brief local notes.
Choir practice took place at the W. P. Wolcott residence on Wednesday evening. The gathering aimed to prepare voices and harmony for upcoming performances.
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