Sunday evening devotions and Mass times noted
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
Aug 21, 1931
Page
9
Sunday evening devotions rosary instruction and benediction at 7 30 p m Weekday masses at 7 00 a m Anton Link Pastor
Trinity Lutheran Church plans Sunday school at 9 45 a m worship and sermon at 11 a m radio hour Sunday at 2 00 p m pastor W T Kahse D D invites all to attend and bring friends.
Sunday services are canceled August 23 as pastor attends central district convention in Hebron August 23 to 27. German service 10:30 a.m. English at 2:30 and 7:30 p.m. Annual mission festival planned August 30. All are invited to attend worship.
Bible class and Sunday school at 9 30 a m German services at 10 15 a m English services at 7 30 p m W F Peters pastor.
Notice to parents outlines September 1 start at 9 am for all grades with specific classroom assignments by district and age. Ninth graders register at the old high school assembly room while older students attend the new building. Redistricting may occur after opening to ease crowding.
Miss Eleanor Rose is honored at a bridge party hosted by Miss Fred Hammer at her apartment. Six couples attended with prizes awarded to Helen Riggs and Marjorie Pettet for the ladies and Hollis Kepler and Rolfe Hine for the gentlemen. Guests included Eleanor Rose and a list of local ladies and gents, with plans for her move to Boulder to attend the university this fall.
Attorney General C A Sorensen rebuts Governor Bryan's push to appoint rather than elect the attorney general. He argues the three-branch state government requires independent offices and that the governor is only one of many voices, not the sole executive. Sorensen says the attorney general serves Nebraska and all state officers, boards, and commissions.
Local residents and visitors share Tuesday and weekend gatherings in Grand Prairie, Sidney, and Lodge Pole. Attendees include Anna Jorgensen, Hazel Bales, E Planck, James Irwin, the Welton and Gade families, along with many others visiting relatives, attending dances, and joining church events. Agricultural observations discuss seed treatment, grasshoppers, and early wheat prospects amid variable rains and markets.
The Kimball county fair is set for August 26, 27 and 29 featuring harness and running horse races. An entertainment lineup includes auto ball and auto polo, a dog pony and money circus, and various rides. A chorus of 250 voices from Kimball schools will broadcast over the public address system.
Farmers face whether to treat seed as some plant crops await rain before planting. Smut risks depend on moisture temperature and timing, causing infestations when least expected and not when anticipated. Treatments vary in effect and approach.
C P Chambers of Sidney and A J Sanderson of Oronoque Kans were visitors in Sunol Wednesday evening. Mrs L R Barlow and the Millers of Lodge Pole called on friends Thursday. Miss Mary Swift was a Sunol caller last week. Paul Booth family motored to Crook on business. W W Craig of Denver called at the Craig home Sunday. Ray Long of Emerson and family visited Joe Demiers home then went to Sterling to see a daughter and mountain outing planned. Bert Allington filled his silo last week. Edna Seyfang of Potter visited Sunol moments ago.
Last week several relatives were hosted at the Lindley residence with Wednesday night spent as guests of Miss Leona Lindley. Sund callers Leo and Emmett Wynne were present Wednesday forenoon. Cleda Booth suffered a sore foot from a horse stepping on it. W W Craig faces a bone infection in a thumb possibly requiring amputation. relief hope is expressed. Grace Krueger and Leona Lindley dined with Mr and Mrs Ske dren, Roy and Violet on Thursday. Mrs Joc Dem left Thursday with Bert Allington and Betty White, After spending days, Florence Bahr is involved with the Fenske children in business transactions and other visits.
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