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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1914
Page
3
St Patrick’s Catholic Church under Father Link, pastor offers Masses at 8 and 10 each Sunday, with an evening service at 7:30. Instruction classes are held each Saturday at 2 o’clock.
Pastor Francis H. Gerrett leads Bible school at 10 am and an 11 am sermon with the Lord's Supper. Christian Endeavor meets at 7 pm, evening service at 7 45 pm, choir practice Fridays at 7 30 pm, and Willing Workers gather Thursday afternoons. A cordial church welcome awaits.
E J Hayes pastor announces Sunday school at 10 a m preaching at 11 a m and 8 p m League services at 7 15 p m Prayer service Thursday 8 p m Choir practice Friday 8 p m Ladies Aid Wednesday 2 p m Official Board meeting last Tuesday each month 8 p m.
Trinity Lutheran Church invites all to regular services at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. with morning topic The Way of Justification and evening topic The Sum of Christianity. Sunday school at 10 a.m. Dorcas Ladies Aid Society meets Thursdays. board meets first Monday. C C Dobbs letter from Kansas City commends evangelist service in Scottsbluff Nebraska.
Christ Church schedules Holy Communion at 8 a m and Morning Prayer at 11 a m with Sunday School at 10 a m on August 28. details of the picnic to be arranged. Priest in charge H Lascelles signs the notice.
The Annual Mission Festival of German Lutheran Trinity Congregation is set for Sunday September 18 with Reverend W Obermeier from Sterling Colorado preaching in the morning and Reverend O Jeungel in the afternoon. Congregations from Sterling Higgins and Sidney are invited along with all others interested.
Names listed for delivery include Arthur Lewis Lync J Wilson Const Feantjefes E Satterley Adaraidon Haragonougon Noble Camblin Charles Forbes Francisco Jimenez Frank Smith Laura Seymour D H Boyer and Chas White E T Jones A J Tedron C F Ellison and Benjamin P Heath Abe Sutherland and Mrs Sutherland of Blair Nebraska visited Blair from Monday to Thursday at T C Spiker home mother of Mr Spiker accompanied them They planned trips to Beenline Wyoming Pueblo Colorado before returning home
Mrs Swan entertained Tuesday afternoon for three tables of 500 with out of town guests Miss Kime of Lincoln and Mrs Wilson of Denver. Mrs Uptegrove and Mrs Ernest Worden cut for first prize and Mrs Worden won. Mrs C W Simons and Miss Radcliffe cut for second, Mrs Simons winning. The luncheon was delicious.
Will iam Kepler of eight miles north of Syracuse was loading a shotgun when it fired accidentally. His wife, standing nearby, was struck in the back by the full charge and killed instantly. She leaves two small children.
Pontiff battles a grave illness amid wartime strain fueling concerns over papal leadership. Church officials and observers note heightened anxiety as the Vatican weighs consequences for diplomacy and morale during ongoing hostilities.
Giuseppe Sarto born June 2 1835 in Hiese educated Padua diocese priest 1858 chancellor Treviso 1875 spiritual director and examiner Treviso cathedral vicar bishop Mantua 1884 1893 cardinal and patriarch Venice 1898 1903 consecrated Pope Pius X August 1903
Pope Pius X died in Rome at 1 7u o'clock this morning after several days of illness. Doctors Marchiafava and Amici struggled to revive him. Cardinals were informed of his grave condition as scenes in the sick room moved onlookers. The pontiff spoke briefly and remarked on the impotence of one man’s word to stop slaughter. Extreme unction was given by Mgr Zampini amid a touching farewell.
Porm Wednesday to W Wade and inte a son Claude Gary is building a new bungalow on the north side The T N's held their regular meeting with Mrs Jack Mrs L Jessen visited Cheyenne Frontier week Miss Ethel Bangert visits Cheyenne Frontier days Mrs A Lindberg and family moved to a new bungalow southeast of town George Thornburg visits Ash Grove ranch for the week Miss Grace Daugherty returns from Denver to stay with her parents Mrs Essig and Miss Neubauer travel to Cheyenne Frontier Days Arthur M Oberfelder of Denver and fiancée Hazel Marx visit Judge and Mrs Jos Oberfelder Little Trene Dawson entertains friends at her grandparents home Irving Monnette family and niece Pearl Jurn report rain near Peets Rock River fishing party includes George Moore Tom Thornburg Maynard Osborn Harry Selch Leo Osborn auto trip to Kimball for the day Leo Bartholomew Glenn Van Gorder and Maggie Kelly enjoy a day trip to Kimball with Leo's parents.
Mrs F EB Campbell and her daughter Helen left Friday morning for their home in Columbus Nebraska after visiting several weeks with her sister Mrs Harry Selch.
Grief over the European war unsettles the pope and his household as Cardinal Merry Del Val and others pray by his bedside. The pontiff, in a lucid moment, said the Almighty may spare him the horrors sweeping Europe. Doctors report a simple cold, then a rapid decline tied to age and bronchial gout, threatening his ability to lead. preparations and speculation about his successor begin.
J. D. McMillan arrived from the eastern part of the state where he was employed by the McNish land company. Mr and Mrs. Fred Dawson and their family plan to leave today for Wyoming after spending a month with Mr. Dawson's parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Dawson.
Mrs K Franck and Mrs A Don ley from Buffalo New York sisters and niece of Mrs B C Kucera arrived on 17 Thursday evening for a short visit. They plan to continue to Colorado Springs.
J H Null comes back from Marion Indiana where he worked for a motor cycle company this summer. He plans nearer Sidney work to visit his mother more often.
Mrs. Jewett of Lodgepole entertained a party from Sidney on Wednesday. The visitors included Mrs. T. B. Dawson Mrs. Hall Mrs. Radcliffe and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dawson of Laramie. Mr. Dawson drove them to their destination in his car.
Mrs Uptegrove entertained Thursday afternoon at 600 in honor of her sister Miss Kime of Lincoln. Guests enjoyed a pleasant summer afternoon and the elaborate luncheon was especially delightful.
Revs. Hall and Smith of the Methodist church on vacation in the Colorado Rockies stopped in Sidney on Sunday. Rev. Smith preached at the morning service before returning to their pastorate in Lincoln and Beloit Kansas.
Mrs Banta of the Sydney Mercantile purchases the Culkin residence and plans housekeeping once Mrs Culkin leaves for Denver or Omaha to visit relatives. Mrs Banta’s daughter Mrs E C Davis of Wheatland will visit in the new home for a period.
A sweeping digest reports German incursions near Eyatwununel and Miana on the Polish frontier, Montenegrin advances toward Ragusa, and Italian, British, and French actions across Belgium, Lorraine, and the Adriatic. It notes mobilizations in Russia, Japan pressuring Germany in China, and Turkish neutrality pressure amid naval moves. Concurrently, lists of U S and Nebraska state officials fill a long second section.
Societies and fraternal groups list meeting times and officers. Royal Neighbors Camp No 12 meets third Wednesday at 7:30 pm in MNL hall with Elizabeth Greenlee as Oracle Mia and Frank Welch as Recorder. A I & ALM, Sidney Lodge, and Providence Chapter No 101 I O R I meet various Wednesdays. officers named include Mary Metros and Busine Bassery. A list of other lodges and clubs notes regular Monday through Thursday evenings and officer positions.
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