Catholic Church Masses and Services Schedule
Sunday masses at 7 00 and 9 30 a m with 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
Aug 07, 1931
Page
5
Sunday masses at 7 00 and 9 30 a m with evening devotions rosary instruction and benediction at 7 30 p m Weekday masses at 7 00 a m Anton Link pastor
The Christian Church reports rising Sunday attendance and urges a strong final push to reach full winter turnout. Morning services at 11 and 1, with sermons The Slave the Second Best and The May Ware, plus evening worship and Thursday prayer meeting led by Pastor J H Bicknell.
August 9 announcement states there will be no service this Sunday. Pastor W. W. Peters is away at a mission festival.
Sunday, August 9 service at 9:43 AM includes Sunday school and divine worship in English. All welcome. By B.C. Wiebke Rastor.
Dean Johnson of Aya ahoe presides at Christ f y Sousconal church for a single Sunday service at 9:30 a.m. The 78th holy communion will be observed with Congregation in attendance.
The church invites members and friends to a homecoming day featuring Morning Worship at 11 am, care of The Careless Word, Epworth Leagues at 439 pm, Evensong and sermon at 7:30 pm, and a noon waker dinner in the arch basement. The Kearney state coets Colezemens glee club will provide special music and a concert after lunch.
A series of social events fills a week in society notes. Guests attend a din ner at the home of Mr and Mrs Johnson, with Mrs Clara McNish and Hammond among attendees. The Contract Club hosts a Wednesday bridge luncheon with Grace McIntosh taking high score, while Peter Null entertains S D members with a later bridge party. Kensington church circle enjoys an afternoon program with piano and vocal solos by Freda Hammer and Marjorie Tett. Nuptials: Tioretta Schubarth and Louis wed at the Lutheran parsonage, with a small reception at the Nelson home following.
Members of the American Legion auxiliary held a Tuesday night meeting in their club rooms with a business session led by president Mrs. C. H. Hutchison. The group spent the remainder sewing items for the state veterans hospital at Lincoln and concluded with a nicely prepared lunch served to hostesses Miss Emily Gould and Mesdames C. A. Long, Edward Furer, and Herman Schroeder.
Miss Helen Doran hosted a Wednesday luncheon at the Sidney country club for 16 young ladies followed by bridge. The pink and green color scheme featured gladiola flowers. Prizes in the bridge event went to Mrs. M. H. Robineau Miss Kathryn King and Miss Virginia Johnson with consolation to Mrs. Percy Dimick.
Mrs W J Shoemaker hosted a charming porch gathering honoring Mrs Mary Blood and her daughter Margaret of Portland Oregon. Guests enjoyed games and a reading of an Edgar Guest poem by Mrs Constance Corbett, with delightful refreshments to finish the afternoon.
Oscar Olson helped Art Roberts combine the past week. Mr and Mrs Tom Talish of Giltner are visiting at the home of their son J A Talish and family.
Mrs John Theis and Evelyn Johnson call on neighbors while Lloyd Talsh and Junior Jock visit Harold Omel. Harvest work continues, with many planning to finish this week. Several families, including the Omels, Johnsons, Wassums, and Theises, socialize at homes and at Lodge Pole events. A Farmers Union meeting draws attendees in district 39, and a Lodge Pole dance occurs Saturday night.
Velma Holtman came home Friday evening after assisting her sister Mrs Miize Sauder with a household matter.
Mrs. Pearl sparks visit with W A Sparks of Lincoln last week and socializing at Al Bauer home. Funeral attended by Kinton McManes Lipke Ely Sparks and others. Siemers relatives visiting. Schwartz Rosetta Siemers Ruth Sparks called on Ed Broskels. Beyer dance attended by Sparks. Lorenz Siemers injured in a Saturday night auto crash. Margaret Miller Florene Hughes guests of Ruth Kinton. Huntsman Hustlers swine club meeting Tuesday with lunch served.
Mrs. O Rahe reports Mr. and Mrs. August Jurgens spent Friday afternoon with home folks. Mrs Pete Buss assisted Mrs Ben Buss on Monday and Tuesday. Mrs Harold Pettett enjoyed a visit.
Village residents and neighbors are named in a steady stream of visits calls and small gatherings. Several families including Volkman Rahe Gortemaker Haxby and Darrah swap visits while 4-H activities and church events recur through the week. Local trades and travel note hog shipments to Gurley and Sidney.
The undersigned will sell at public auction for cash at 1028 Elm Street Sidney Nebraska at two o clock P M Saturday August 8 1931 the household goods of the late Charles S Hower deceased consisting of furniture rugs beds bedding dishes cooking utensils small hardware and other miscellaneous articles W J Shoemaker executor of the estate of Charles S Hower Deceased Col V F Kucera auctioneer.
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